Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-01
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS
entertainment by w. A. 0. Last Nipbt
 Was Success.

" lainiuenl Dy w. A. c. Last Nigh
 Was Success.
 me entertainment and dance aiva, by the w. A. c. last evening waS on. ol the most successful of any hereto tore gwen by the club. The stag. entertainment, which consisted of !. farce comedy entitled Irish Tustiao : 1. Aept the audience laughing from start to lIlnlsh. Most of the partsN were original with the characters. Nrrhe Snake-up and work of Christie Rurn : 4 the Irish judge deserves sneria ? Inntion. MT Burns is q natural bo,.' lrh comedian. Richard Sweeney as V ollgan, the cop, made d bit will dIooJ M oJdlence. The specialties intro. i,n;ta [ between the acts. consisting of Burns on the harmonica by Chris nick and4e d4eal selections by Miss Min order W Jarlot, were all of a- high several angs Minnick responded to gram inc bas After the stage pro- and ahou+ Towas cleared for dancino grand march Nlples took part in inc as Anderson pch was led by Thom- Dancing was k Hiss Minnie Chaffee McCormick's orc1Aup until ? a. m. music. VI furnished the
 Paul Welton of
 school, one of Wata 1ale medical ball players, is at preWn,s favorite Yale team on is trip spo.t, with the hplaying his old osition ofh He is according to thflatest repnotcher and ing his work itIooks as if i regard exceptionally god chance of had an in inc wata,ts 1ars.ts s ae'a. His many anyRan,ng Riang III ware Matertown re more than bends pyends mono. 'ne Ma
 A play w be given at ! town hall to-orrow eyeninu hr eA of the best os night troupes w one road. Wateown is not fayo n tile ! siowgoia@ This is a, as portunity, hover, to see a show u s, op- as seldom ces to town. Tho % aaa4 cont@ins 14 ople and each ono Y ae artist. Thshow is brougbt bora , ai ,'n local partievho have given oy Isantee to tlmanagement 4 suar, mouse IS i'ed Tor. Reserved saat tickets arel sale at the postoffica f. drug store 'oiiice
 The ann meeting of Christ cburoh parish waeld at the parish roa,,n n last event The reports of tba onis yo ous office which were read ana ari- cepted, sled very satisfactorr oae
 d1tion one parish finances. Tha folloWinAcers were elected for tho ensuing T: Senior warden. A H
 Scovill; nior warden, Georga E
 Pritchalparish agent. A. IF soo
 will; trrs ". J. Munson "
 French en Heminway; vestrymen.
 R. T. IS. NJ. Heminway. f IT,
 Scott, T Heminway. w. !. Mnnson
 E. H. fnway. c. W. Cooper R IT
 MattoSaul Klimpke; delgates to conver, Buell. Heminway. Jobn T.
 Scott; ;stitutes, H. H. Bartlett and
 H. H Hninway. ''i'-
 Res monthly meeting of tha fra depaHt at the department rooms this nng. Business of imnort-
 ance1ected with the coming recan-
 tion,il l6, will be presented
 CHudson of the Yale medical
 schc visiting at his brothers, Ber- | tra1 Hudson's. Duhnlgan, formerly of tbis plaat now of Lowell, Mass. is to 1, be rled m that city tomorrow to s AIiilce Donohue. Thomas Shields jr. ..act as best man. Among those
 WEI attend the wedding from here as Misses Mamie and Ann Dunni- i. gnd James Dunnigan, brother of V room. o'ner or last of the second series oe { in the pool tournament was ', ,r last evening between Rraw- oll Ild Suffa and resulted in a victorv Mt9 M brewster, score 54 to 75. Tburs- pt evening Brewster and Rucl1ing- m VIII play in the final. v Is ss Margaret Lynch spent Sunday ing friends in town.
 ddy White visited friends a+ 1rof+ ol yesterday. h ares h.. Holt is having his resi- pc g painted. 70 snow storms yesterday for a ge. = eodore Driggs, one of the Taft ., 'i victims of humps, resumed his es yesterday
 M. Hurd is having public water yo Il his residence. at p. Flynn and J. Bride of Spring an spent sunday at Mrs John on Is. gi