Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
WATERYIL.LE.


 ever congregated in Good Will hall. the D. w. Robertson's premier vaude- vile company produced one of the most pleasing performances ever pro, duced on tho local stage, last Wednes- day evening. The audience was st most enthusiastic one. The work of the many artists was of the best; the costumes and make-ups were very ar tistic. Charles Roltare, master of magic, took the audience by storm. as did many of the other artists. The many residents of this vicinity are anx- iously. awaiting the time when they will once more be favored with the reappearance of MT Robertson's com, pany, which he promised to reproduce ! in the spring under the auspices of the Waterville engine company. The Reynolds Bridge football eleven ! were defeated by the Waterville strong football eleven by score of 21 to 0, yesterday. The two teams were even | ly matched and the home team had l hard work. The touchdowns were made by Shamrock 1, Hurburt 2, Da, vies l; the goal was kicked by La. chance.
 Henry Lachance of the battleship Massachusetts, now stationed at Phila- delphia, is at the home of his parents | tough
 1 Mrs A. B. Kott of Bridgeport Is the guest of relatives. Mrs Alfred Franks and daughteA Emma spent Thanksgiving with Tela- tives in Danbury.
 Ernest Beebe has returned from 8 two days visit with his parents in l Winsted
 | To yTyl,c. with his parents in South Manchester.
 Miss Ells of Sheffield street spent Thanksgiving with her parents in Ter ryville.
 Mr and Mrs c. H. Willard of Spring. field are the guests of MT and Mrs James Brown of Elm stret. John Barry and family of Winsted, formerly of this place, are the guests of Mir and Mrs William Whitley of Prospect street.
 The Misses Cecilia Mcconnell and Margaret Hayden spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Forestville
 Clark Welton of Storrs college iA | spending the Thanksgiving vacation with his parents. MT and Mrs D. B. Welton of Maple street. ! To-night's events are as follows. k & S4. ut 7:45; choir rehearsal at St Michaers church at 7:30; choir rehearsal at St Paul's chapel at 7:30; and there will be 8 special committee meeting In the I rooms of the Waterville engine com pany to make arrangements for the minstrel performance to be produced in Good Will hall during the month of January for the benefit of an appara> tus.
 Frederick Tyler and family spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Goshen. Ia4Louis Northrop of Ansonia is. the I guest of friends in town xi,-n
 Frank Senior of Ansonia, formerly of this place, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mir and Mrs James Senior of Maple street.
 T A. G. Adams and family of Prospect street spent Thanksgiving with his parents in Goshen.
 Fred Meacham of Sheffield street spent Thanksgiving day at his home in Rockville.
 Frederick Emmons of Ansonia, for \ merly of this place, spent Thanksgiv- ing with his brother Alfred of Sheffield street
 Mir and Mrs William Moore of Elm street spent Thanksgiving with rela- tives in South Norwalk.
 Messrs James and George Tyler of Elm street are spending a few days with friends in Southington.
 Mrs Hannah Blakeslee, of Northfield is the guest of her daughter, Mrs H. l.. Dyson and family of upper Main street
 Newton Garrigus of New York, Clarence Garrigus of New Britain and Frank Garrigus of Bristol spent Thanksgiving with their parents, MT and Mrs Horace Garrigus of Sheffield street a
 Miss Mollie Doolan is visiting with realtives in Ansonia l T.;B. Carney and Sol Turgeon spent yesterday in Hartford.
 George Porch. ST. and son George Fred Tyler and family spent yesterday with relatives in Goshen. l B. H. Holden of Southington is the guest of his daughter, Mrs Joseph Hoxton of Maple street \ William McGuinness and wife took dinner yesterday with his uncle in Bristol \ Miss Rose Lachance of Main street spent yesterday with her brother, Jos eph, in Windsor Locks.
 The many friends of John H. BoIan, the popular clerk at George Sayers's store, will regret to learn. of the sud. den death of his mother, which oc- cured in Waterbury Wednesday even- ing at II o'clock.