Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-15
CITY NEWS

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 A son was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs M. F. Coffey of 16 Ward street. A son was born last night to MT and
 Mrs John Blade of 20 Brown street.
 The east side of North Main street between Abbott avenue and Cooke street, which was paved recently, was opened for travel to-day.
 An impression is prevalent that
 Willis Vandemark has been removed to the New Haven hospital The fact is l that he is in the jail hospital suffering from a mild form of stomach con- plaint.
 Miss Margaret Crane who was mys- teriously assaulted some time ago has now recovered her normal senses and will soon be in her, former good health, her mind, however, is still blank re- garding the assault.
 The will of the late Frederick Blod- gett of Waterville was filed for pro- bate this afternoon. All of the estate is left to the widow, Henrietta, and testator's daughter. Annetta A. Leach l is named executrix.
 F &hGIluudu1 CdDlu. VOOuG1lOppCIS Ol America, will hold their first annual
 outing at savin Rock on July P. The
 committee in charge consists of Will l liam Oolina. James Clifford, M. !. Smith and ). J. Calvin.
 Joseph Duigan, one of the trolley strikers and now employed in the cafe
 of J. w. Hodson, will be married on l Wednesday morning in St Peters
 church, Danbury His bride will be
 Miss Annie Currid, popular saleslady l in the hating town and q sister-in-law of F. H. Gallagher of this city.
 The outing of the senior class of the High school, which was to have taken l place to-day, was postponed owing to the rain. The outing will be held at
 Lake Compounce one week from to l day. The dance of the senior class
 will be held i'll Odd Fellows hall on
 next Friday night.
 Rev W. J, Slocum. Rev J. M. Glee-
 son and Rev J. J. Curtin attended the l twenty fifth anniversary celebration of
 Rev H. T. Walsh to the priesthood at
 Plainvil1e yesterday. During the ser
 vice a purse of $1000 was presented l of his congregation in the three towns i T # There will be joint meeting to- morrow night in Hibernian hall of
 committees representing the several divisions of the A. O. H. and the La dies auxiliary for the purpose of com pleting arrangements for memorial
 Services which will be held next Sun
 day. Every member of the commit l tee Is earnestly requested to be present. Daniel Crohan, a former resident Of l New Haven, died this morning at Fall River, Mass. Mr Crohan worked for
 a time in Waterbury when MT Blakes- l lee had a paving contract from the city
 and had many relatives and acquaint-
 ances about town who wiu regret to learn of his death. He Wns brother in-iaw of James Keenan of A Stone
 street, payer in the employ of the Street department. The remains will be taken to New Haven for burial. The memorial tablet which the sen for class of the High school will pre-
 sent to the school arrived today and ttwiil4 -lsghortly be placed in a prominent ! position in the main corridor. It is 3 I splendid memorial and worthy of the
 class which -kas donated It. 1t is o1
 copper and is about nine feet long and
 six feet high. On the upper part o1 the tablet is a picture of an eagle l Over 1t are the words of the class mol
 to, @Intepri Vitae Sianus'' while under \ meath are the words Men who have made our country" Then under N heath these words are the figures o1
 Washington, Adams. Jefferson, Jack son. Franklin, Madison, Webster I Clay, Fulton, Marshall, Lincoln T Grant, Sumner, Sheridan, Bryant, Far
 ragut, Grilley, Morse, :LongfelIow ant \ Mckinley.
 J The Loop rthe Loop club gave it's sec, ond outing of the season yesterday and the members received all the rain tha1
 was coming to them. A pleasant time was being enjoyed when the rain be. gan to come down in buckets. A fne entertainment was enjoyed by those
 present, f1fty-f1ve in number. There
 were songs by T. McGrath, M Ryan 1 A. A. Sheehy, W. Berver, w. Sincaster
 T. Carmody, J Loughlin, Messrs Sul
 livan and McNalIy. There was buck
 and wing dancing by W. Luddy and
 Master CurIey The Merrimac guar;
 tat also was present and contributed
 several pleasing selections A feature
 of the entertainment were the seiec
 tions by quartet, consisting of w Leary, P Fitzgerald, A. A. Sheehy and
 John Cavanaugh. The next ortina 1 will be held June 2S.
 l TOWN WIPED OUT