Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-25
WATERT0WN J0TTINGS.
Many Present at the Masonic Ball Last
 Evening.

The long anticipated Masonic ball took place in the Town hall last eyen- ing. and, as usual, proved to be de lightful affair. The 7:30 train brought a large number from Waterbury and surrounding cities, who were aware of the fact that a good time would be given them. The concert program as rendered by Faulmapn's orchestra was something grand and received encore after encore The banquet room also presented beautiful sight, the large tables being overloaded with every thing that would satisfy the inner part of man. The order of dances was as follows: Lanciers. s.verio"; two-step, ''The Burgomaster''; quadrille, "Oden"; !; waltz, Enhances; lanciers, Wilson ian"; two-step. ."Coon, Coon, Coon"; quadrill, Swing Me-; waltz, Golden Wedding: lanciers, Buds of Society,"; two-step, s.Beforesthe Aast'' quadrille, | High Life'': waltz, "Gibson Girp.; lanciers, ':College''; two-step. Bring Back My Liza: quadrille, High Life": waltz. .First Violin; lanciers, t'Princess'': two-step, .'The Strollers'' :; quadrille. Bon Ton": twosept, 'Floro- dora" Committee of arrangements, J.
 
 Heminway, H. H. Bartlett, G. A. Har- per, William H. Beers. E. N. Mattoon, R. v. Magee. Paul Klimpke, c. s. Day ton; reception committee, Hon B. H. Mattoon, Hon w J. Munson, Hon c. | F. Pritchard, J. R. Hotchkiss, B. c. At wood; floor committee. Paul hlilnpke, F. l.. Hitchcock. J. NJ. Flynn, R. N. 1 Magee. E. w Wheeler, H. H. Hemin- way. \ special train left here at o'clock this morning for Waterbury.
 Elmer Hotchliss has accepted the position as sexton of the Congrega- 1 tional church recently held by William Kane.
 Civil Engineer Charles Eddy has ar rived and will finish laying out the boundary stones which arrived last l summer
 Three 'Willles" were accommodated at the town hotel last evening.
 About 200 attended the exhibition of wrestling and boxing given by the members of the Watertown Athletic club in the club room near the depot I Thursday night. Long before the doors were thrown open q crowd stood l watching anxiously for them to open Those who could find room and wit. messed the affair say that it could not be beat. as they appeared more like professionals than amateurs. The ] whole as a grand success and every I one was well pleased. No doubt an other will be given in the near flu l tufe.
 Louis Fox of Greenville is threatened with pneumonia.
 Henry McGann, who lives on the Heights and well known here, mel | with a painful accident few days ago While cutting ice for Lockwood Bros a horse kicked him. causing him t stop working a short time.
 There was large attendance at tht meeting of the Watertown grange Thursday evening. Officers for the en suing year were installed and arrange ments for the anniversary which take. place next Thursday evening, January 30. were completed. A number o1 granges from surrounding towns have i been invited and good time is an ticipated.
 I The following officers were installed by Grand Deputy William D. Cramp . ton of Naugatuck at the meeting of th, local Heptasophs last Wednesda, evening: Archon. Edgar Norton ] probast Patrick Walker; secretary. Flu
 gene Slawson; treasurer, B. H. Mat toon: fnancier. T. F. Atwood; inspec tor, Louis Mattoon.