Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-20
CITY NEWS
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l Edward M., the 11-years-old son o1 MT and Mrs John Stevens of Water vile, died this morning. The funera will be held Monday morning, with mass of requiem at St MichaePs church and interment in new St Joseph's cem etery.
 Court Champlain, F. of A., met last night and elected the following officers 0. R., Joseph Harpin; S. c. R., Joseph Jacob; R. s., E. Arcaud; s. w., E. Pou- ard; T. w.. F. Guimond; $. B., Il. La rocque; J. B., A. Manseau; lecturer, r. Pilon; first trustee, R. l.. Brandely; second trustee, A. J. Bunvein.
 It is said by friends of Consul Fur ner at Ottawa that he win enter busi ness in that city upon retiring from his political position. They say that when Mir Turner and his family were here last winter such was the under standing, but that the change woule come so soon they did not expect.
 Miss Emma Grouse, who has re- signed her position as teacher in the public schools. was presented with chafng dish and spoon by her pupils at the Walsh school on Thursday. Miss Grouse was favorite not only with the pupils but also with the other teachers at the Walsh school. She will be married in the near future.
 At a meeting of Liberty circle, c. ot F.. last night officers were chosen as follows: c. O., Nora O'Brien; S. c. O., Mrs George Frederick; F. S., Alice McGrath; treasurer, Adeline Blans- field: R. s., Katherine Mulligan; I. G., Mrs J. Doran; o. G., Grace Mor- risey; R. guide, Anna Brown; l.. guide, Katherine Quinn; circle deputy, Mrs Grenier.
 Court Wagner took action last night on the appeal for aid in behalf of Kansas City sufferers and voted to con tribute ito the relief fund. Officers were elected as follows: c. R., Will liam Heyer; S. 0. R., William Bohm; R. S., Otto Rechenberg; s. w., Ernest Stoke; J. W.2Paul Rechenberg; s. B., John B. Taller; J. B., Louis Kuehn; lecturer, Werner Zuehlke.
 The following are the new officers of Washington camp, P. o. s. of A: F. N. Treat, president; 2. R. Reed, vice president; c. A. McCandless, master-at- arms; O. Jaeger, conductor; 6. R: Northrop, secretary; B. l. Russell financial secretary; Wilson aT1 Futile, treasurer; A. IF. Andrews, past presl- dent; N. G. Starke, inspector; N. D. Worthy, guard; Dr B. G. Abbott, trls- tee; o. Jaeger, secretary of sick.
 The board of public safety held q special meeting last evening for the purpose of examining Officers Hickey, and Lawlor for promotion to grade 70 and Officer Walsh to grade B, and several applicants for po- sitions in the fire department. The meeting was executive. The officers successfully passed the examination which means to them an increase in pay. The applicants for places in the fire department did not show up.
 Memorial yespers for the deceased members of the Knights of Columbus in this city will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church to- morrow evening at 7:30. A special musical program has been arranged. An appropriate sermon will be preach ed by the Rev W. J. Slocum. The members of the local councils will meet in their hall at o'clock and will march in a body to the church, where seats will be reserved. All relatives and friends are invited to attend.
 At the church of the Sacred Heart, tomorrow, will be celebrated the feast of the Sacred Heart, in whose honor the church is dedicated. Be- sides the services in the morning there will be sung in the evening solemn high vespers, and Father Loftus of Watertown will preach on the feast itself. The choir, under the direction of Mrs Lucien Wolf, has prepared an elaborate program and the singing will be of an exceptiolally high character. During the service there will be re- ception of the Guards of the Sacred Heart, and also of the members of the Holy Name societies. The members of the Holy Name societies of the city are cordially invited to be present ill body and seats will be reserved for them.
 Liberty circle, No 65O c. of F. held a largely attended meeting last night, several visiting companions being pres ent from out of town, among them being State Organizer Miss B. Lester and State Deputy J. J. Ivers, who high ly complimented Miss N A. O'Brien for the fourishing condition of the cir cle, in which she has been unanimously elected president since it's organization in '91, and as a token of esteem was presented with a gold pin, the emblem Of the order. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, Miss N. A. O'Brien; P. O. O., Mrs Robert Walker; F. C., Miss A. c. McGrath; R. o., Miss A. Blansfield; terasurer, Miss Katherine Mullins; R. G.. Miss Katherine Quinn; l.. G., Mrs John Doran.
 When you notice the attractions in the window of the Upson Jewelry Go don't forget that they give only a slight idea of the varied stock they carry. If you think of getting a birthday or wedding present it will re- pay you to call and look over their stock Anything that you purchase at this store will have the fullest guar antee.