Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-15
CITY NEWS

Patr1ck's hall tonight at S:15 o'clock
 The Ver1best club will entertain
 friends at Pythian hall, Waterville, on l Saturday night Good music for danc-
 ing.
 The many friends of Mrs Daniel | Sullivan of Baldwin street will be glad l to hear that she is up and around after
 five or six weeks of typhoid fever.
 Leave it to the Gaelic Literary so- | ciety of Naugatuck to entertain you 1 on Saturday evening A good program
 has been arranged for your enjoyment l at the clubs concert and dance in l Columbus hail.
 The big pole at the northeast corner | of Bank and Grand streets Is giving
 out at the bottom and if not soon re-
 moved 1t will take q tumble of its
 own accord. This is not the only one of its kind about town, but it is in T very dangerous location and should be 7 attended to at the first opportunity.
 Mrs K. c. Baylor, better known as
 the Georgia Magnet, will leave in a day or two for Indiana, where she will
 appear in carnival in one of the
 large cities next week Mrs Baylon
 has been staying few days at her home in this city because of illness While filling an engagement in New port at the Casino she went in bathing and was suddenly stricken with heart trouble. She was very i'll, but recov- cred sufficiently to be able to come home and enjoy rest.
 Fred R. Sickmund, an employe of the Waterbury Clock Go, and Miss Della M. Bouffard. daughter of the
 late Alexander Bouffard, were married at St Ann's church last night at $ o'clock by the Rev Father Senesac. The best couple were Napoleon Bouf- fard and Miss Eva M. Bouffard, broth CT and sister of the bride. The mar riage was quiet and was witnessed by only q few friends. After q weddina reception, which will be held at 1O52
 North Main street next Saturday night,
 MT and Mrs Sickmund will leave on Il honeymoon.
 Allen Burgess and Miss Olive Abel
 were married at the Mill Plain chapel yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by the Rev F. B. Stockdale Of the First Methodist church. J. E. Nelly was best man and Miss Agnes Abel, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid After the. ceremony wedding reception was held at the home of the brides father. Hiram Abel, on the Frost road. Many
 wedding presents were received by the
 young people, who have q large circle of friends. MT and Mrs Burgess left last night on honeymoon through Pennsylvania.
 The monthly rallies of the Watec-
 bury group of Epworth league chap ters will be resumed tonight, when d large gathering of the workers will be held in the First Methodist church. The Rev John E. Zeiter, pastor of tho Chapel street Methodist church of Si- monsville will preside at the meeting and the Rev 10. D. Bassett of St Paui's church will conduct the opening ser vice. The principal address will be delivered Iby the Rev William Mac Nichol and the consecration service will be conducted by the Rev Y. R.
 Stockdale. F. B. Granniss has ar ranged a fine musical program, includ- ing a solo by T. N. Hawley of Hawley- vile. After the rally social hour will be enjoyed.
 Miss Florence May Whiteman and William Charles Smith were united in marriage at the home of the bride yes, terday by the Rev E D Bassett. pas. tor Of St Paul's Methodist church. I Frederick r. smith and Miss Mary IT.
 Smith, brother and sister of the groom,
 were the attendants. The ceremony was performed in the parlor, which
 was profusely decorated with flowers. | The wedding march was played by Miss Nellie Morrissey. The groom's gift to the best man was d gold stick pin and the brides present to tho bridesmaid was q. gold locket and
 chain. After the ceremony a wedding | dinner was served. Among the out
 of town guests were Mrs Fredehick Kilner of Reynolds Bridge and Mrs I (t al, .Ng TT,,i, A. AT. Smith, who were the recipients ,of many beautiful gifts, left on the 1:14 train yesterday afternoon on a wed- l ding trip to various places in New l Jersey
 l Patrick F. Bowe of Waterbury ana Miss Anna NJ. Grafton, daughter of
 Mrs Margaret Grafton of Torrington. were married at St Franciss church, 1 Torrington, at s o'clock yesterday
 morning by Rev Thomas I. Cummings.
 Miss Bowe sister of the bridegroom.
 was bridesmaid, and Michael Grafton a brother of the bride, was best man
 The ushers were Daniel Burns of Tor Irington and !. Bowe of Waterbury
 The bride was dressed in white silk and carried white flowers. The brides maid wore pink silk. At the nuptial high mass which followed the cere- mony Jeremiah Daily of Waterbury sang 70 Salutaris." A wedding recep- ton and breakfast was held at the brides home, No 175 Litchfield street The groom is well known throughout the state as q tenor solost, and the bride is the contralto soloist of St Franciss church, Torrington. After the wedding trip the- couple will live i'll Waterbury
 Off with tTle old glasses of annoy ance and imperfect vision. On with the new, our kind, giving ease, comfort and relief If you must depend upon artificial aid to restore failing vision why not have the best? That's none too good There's no glass and no method of fitting that can give you more ease or comfort or satisfaction than ours; no examination more thor ough, no lenses more perfect, DO frame more carefully adjusted, no prices lower for services rendered. The Upson Jewelry Co, opticians 6S Bank street