Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-29
CITY NEWS

M. J. Flaherty has left for Ellen vile, N. Y., to look after sick For ester.
 Eagle hive, Ladies of the Maccabees, will give a sociabGe and dance in the Knights of Columbus hall tonight.
 Superintendent Tobin of Roger & Bros silver factory left to-day on a trip to the White mountains for the benefit of his health.
 The weekly sociable and dance of the alumni association of St Mary's school will be held in the Mulcahy Me morial building tonight.
 Irving Spiers and William Curtis of this city left to-day for Andover where they will witness the baseball game this afternoon, between Andover col lege and the Yale freshmen, also the Andover-Exeter athletic games to-nor- row.
 James Saunders, we'll known in the eastern section of the city, was arrest ed in Naugatuck yesterday while try ing to sell gold watch, the property Of his sister, Mary Seibert of School street. Saunders is a deserter from the army and will be taken back to Fort slocum in New York. He was in this country's navy, and also in the English service as a scout during the Boer war.
 In the different schools to-day exer- cises in commemoration of Memorial day were held This morning the diff ferent schools were visited by mem bers of the G. A. R., who spoke of many incidents of that terrible strug- gle between the north and the south. The remarks of the old soldiers were received with warm applause by the pupils
 Four young men of tfis city will ap- pear for the June examination for ad- mission to the state bar, to be held at New Haven. They are James M. Lynch, James R. Lawlor, Benjamin R. Marcus and Francis T. Reeves. MT Lynch IS foreman of the mechanical department of the Democrat. MT Reeves Is son of Peter B. Reeves of the board of safety, and the others are sons of well known citizens.
 The Butchers union at a meeting last evening denounced those who put Marketman Schick's name on the un- fair list and passed resolution ex- onerating the union or any of its mem bers from having any hand fin the af- fair, and good word was also said for Mir Schick. A vote YVES also passed l agreeing to continue to support the trolley strikers. A. W. Castle was l also thanked for his efforts in getting the markets to close at 6:3O tomorrow evening"
 Anchor lodge, N. B. O. F. will on next Tuesday evening be favored with a visit by the supreme secretary of the order, D. M. Frye of Boston, as on that evening the lodge will celebrate its 18th anniversary. This will be MT Frye's first visit to Anchor lodge and as some of the grand officers will also be in at tendance the officers and committees are sparing no pains to make this meeting one of unusual interest, and it is hoped that the members will make l a special effort to be present. The new ly organized degree team will perform the initiatory work upon several can didates.
 I The commencement exercises of tho class of 1903 of the Waterbury Busi. ness college will be held in Leaven worth hall on Friday evening, June 26 The Rev F. D. Buckley, rector of Trin ity church, will deliver the commence ment address and will present the di pGomas to the forty-four young mer and young ladies who are members O the class. A reception and dance wil
 be held after the graduation exercises
 On Monday evening, June 20, the an nual banquet of the alumni association will be held, at which time the mem
 bers of the class of 1903 will be re
 cefved into the association. Presiden
 Carl French will preside as toastmas
 ter and boasts will be responded to b,
 Representatives of each class w'hicl
 has graduated from the college. Tn principal address of the evening vii
 be delivered by the Rev Oscar Hay
 wood pastor of the First Baptfs
 church.