Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-21
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS
Good will Club Disbanded and Rooms
 Given Up.

Given Up. Owing to the fact that several mem bers of the Good Will Social club have moved out of town. it was thought best to give up the club room, and last Fri day the furniture was moved out and Saturday the room was occupied by q dentist from Waterbury. There is q good opportunity for a live dentist in Watertown. A great deal of the den- tai work goes to Waterbury which would be done at home provided there was q good capable dentist here to do it.
 Rev H. N. Cunningham expects to start for southern California this week with his boy who is suffering from rheumatism. During Mir Cunning hams absence there will be no Friday evening service at Christ church. The early communion Sundays will also be omitted MT Cunningham expects 10 return about June l.
 Last Saturday the Taft school base ball team played q rather rocky game with Yale 1904, as can be readily seen by the score, which stood at the finish D to F in favor of the Yale boys. This was the first game of the season and was more in the nature of a practice game than anything else. Batteries were Dickinson and Patterson for Yaie and Brown and sMcGowan for Taft; umpire, D. J. NcGowan. Miss Malone, who has been engaged as organist at St Johns church, was present yesterday morning and took charge of the choir. Father Loftus Is very much interested in the organiza- ton of the choir and since he has been here he has been busy looking up some good singers among the congregation. The music yesterday showed what can be done by a little practice. There arc many good singers connected with St Johns church and to have first class choir it is only necessary to get them together and do little rehearsing. say once each week.
 Rev H. N. Cunningham held con- munion service in aOakville yesterday morning.
 Mrs c. Johnson, who has been 1T for some time past, is reported much better.
 William Beers of the Boston Tech who has been at home for the past week, returned to college yesterday.
 Taft's team will cross bats with Hill- house high school at the fair grounds next Wednesday.
 Clarence Hannon and F. Kerwin took drive to Washington and New Preston asterday.
 Linus Mattoon is suffering from q bad attack of humps.
 Several good sized punches of ar butts went toward Waterbury yester- day afternoon.
 $. Q. Atwood has purchased set of standard weighing scales. He will set them up in front of the drug store. This will be q; great convenience for those who cart hay and such things to the center which require to be weighed. Heretofore the only scales Of this kind in town Were at Woolsons coal shed and c. w. X T. F. Atwoods feed mill
 Henry St George, aged 36 years, died last night. He had been sick since last Thanksgiving. He was member Of Court Heminway, F. Of A. The court will meet tonight to take action re- garding the funeral.
 Barkley Cunning. aged g years. died suddenly at his family residence last night about 10 o'clock. Mir Cunning enjoyed the best of health until few minutes before his demise. He was hale and hearty yesterday and attend ed mass at St Johns church in tho morning. MT Cunning was for many years a highly respected resident of Brooklyn, N. Y, where for twenty-five years he was a paid member of the fire department. The remains will be taken to Brooklyn for burial in charge of Undertaken Moriarty. Interment will be in Flatbush cemetery.