Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

The Salem Social club will elect off, cers at the meeting tonight Mir and Mrs Henry Smith of Nor wch are spending few days in town.
 William Bradley, who has been wis iting ill New Britain, has returned home
 Painters are at work to-day placing a large new sign on the Nichols block on Main street.
 William H. French has accepted position ill the office of the United Gas | Co in Waterbury.
 The Films and Hammer club basket ball teams will play he preliminary game in the Gem tomorrow evening. Wallace Terrill, the well known vaudeville star, is the guest of his 1 mother, Mrs l.. E. Terrill of Pond hill. The Christmas exercises were held at the Union City chapel last evening in very satisfactory manner to all | concerned. s.,- ......-s.
 The stone masons expect to start the work on the foundation of the new l postoffice at Union City tomorrow morning. -~..-
 Mrs Benjamin Graveline of Provi dence. R. l., is the guest of her moth CT, Mrs NJ. W. Dewitt of German street.
 Mir and Mrs John Cullinane of Bridgeport who have been the guests of John 4. Kennedy of Meadow street, have returned home. The Women's Relief corps will hold a meeting this evening in G. A. R. hall. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
 Mir and Mrs Rory Freeman of Plain vile, who have been visiting Mir and Mrs Freeman of Hillside avenue, have returned home.
 The funeral of George Whiteman, the 5-years-old son of Mir and Mrs John Carabine of Bridge street, took place yesterday. The interment was in St James's cemetery. --...
 The funeral of Annie, the months old daughter of MT and Mrs Thomas Hubbard of Aetna street, was held this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, Rev MT Garth officiating. Interment was in Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of Hattie the 41s years old daughter of Mir and Mrs George Hawkins of New York, was held yes terday from the home of her grand mother in Beacon Falls. The inter- ment was in Pines Bridge cemetery. g The funeral of Mrs Olive D. Bald- win of Beacon valley was held this af. ternoon from the home of her son George F. Baldwin. The Rev Sherrod Soule conducted the services and the interment was in Grove cemetery.
 Meetings tonight: Foresters' hall, Maccabees: Pythian hall, Scott con- pany, U. k. K. of F.; Odd Fellows hall, U. O. G. C.; c. A. R. hall, Isbel post, G. A. R.; Good Templars' hall, NJ. w. A.
 Arthur Wragg of Union City had a iyery, close call from, being, drowned yesterday while skating. Arthur was on thin ice and before he could get away he found himself in the icy water, but with the aid of several of his friends and his ability as a swim mer he reached shore in due time.
 The Sunday school of the Methodist church will hold its Christmas exer- cises in the church this evening at 7:45 o'clock. An excellent program has been arranged and there will be big Christmas tree with many good things on it to gladden. the hearts of the lit- tie ones who attend that Sunday school. a- .7
 Home Dramatic Club.
 The Home Dramatic club held a re- hearsal last evening of the play "Nan, the Mascot" The play will be pro- duced the early part of February. The club will meet again Friday evening in the town hall at o'clock. All mem- bers are requested to be present.
 Popular Athlete.
 Paul H. s. Johnson of this place, who went to Brown university last fall, seems to have made good in most every manner and his first year in col lege promises to see him well up in athletics. Paul was the winner of the high jump and the 120-yard hurdle in the track meet last fall. He is the firsStenor of the quartet, and a reader. He was also the only one out of a class of 300 freshmen to make the Sox and Buckskin. and also played a lead ing part in the Dramatic club. Mir Johnson has written several stories for the metropolitan magazines which will