Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-28
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

the catches that are being brought iE it seems to be true.
 The weekly meeting of the cooking school was held at the home of Mrs w. H. Watson last evening. Meetings tonight: Odd Fellows hall, I. o. R. M.; Foresters' hall, Com. panions of the Forest; Pythian hall, Laurel temple, R. s.
 Mir and Mrs Howard Emory of Golden Hill street and son Raymond have returned from Hartford, where they spent Christmas.
 Mir and Mrs F. w. Tolles of Fair view avenue have announced the mar riage of their daughter Edith May to Herbert Charles Sanborn of Worces- ter, Mass. Mir Sanborn few years ago was principal of the Naugatuck High school.
 John Stapleton, IT, is spending 6 few days with friends in Boston, Mass.
 Companion Court Minerva, I. O. F., will give a Yuletide party in Columbus hall Friday evening.
 The regular monthly meeting of the warden and burgesses will be held next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Anna K. Lynch of High street is spending a few days with friends in New York.
 Patrick Carroll of New York re- turned home yesterday after severn, days visit here.
 The regular meeting of the Red Men will be held this evening.
 Miss Grace Stiles of Hartford Is visiting friends in town.
 Epsilon chapter. Kappa Mu Sigma, will give reception and dance in Pythian hall tomorrow evening.
 Miss Helen V. Kennedy of Oak street left to-day for New York, where she will visit friends for few days.
 Dr Stephen Cronin of Bridgeport is the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs Michael Cronin of High street.
 Covert Webster of Misawaka, Ind. Is the guest of friends in the borough. Mir Webster formerly resided in Naug- atuck.
 Gardiner Spring of Jersey Heights is | visiting Dr and Mrs F. Spring of Church street.
 Miss Cecil Shea of New Haven is | the guest of Miss Minnie Renehan of Union City for few days.
 Mrs Jane Hawley has returned from | visit to her daughter in Thomaston | Walter Enwright of Winsted is vis- iting friends in town for few days
 The Blue Front basketball team will meet tonight.
 Mrs John Deegan is visiting friends ih New Hartford for few days. Fast Games Tonight. The basketball games this evening at the Gem opera house are expected to be the fastest played yet this sea son. The N. A. c. team will play the 1. strong; M0ha%'ls of .3fefideD. audEthe i lineup is as follows: N. A. C., En- sign, Clifford and Breen, forwards; ! Burns, center; W. McConochie, Carroll and Ashmore, guards. Mohawks, Hall and Cartwright, forwards: Ibbertson, center; Johnson and Reeves, guards. There will also be two good prelim- mary games. The Films of the Y. M. C. A. play the Hammer club and the High school play the H. o. w. team A full account of the games in this column in tomorrow evenings paper. Christmas Exercises. The Christmas exercises of the Methodist Sunday school were held in the church last evening. The program was rendered by the children and was very entertaining. A large crowd was | present. ..... Women's Relief Corps.
 At meeting of the Women's Relief corps in G. A. R. hall last evening the following officers were elected: Presi- dent, Mrs Eudora Hard; senior vice president, Mrs Annetta Northrop; | junior vicepresident, Mrs Mary Bar rom: secretary, Miss Anna K. Lynch; treasurer. Lillie McGinn; chaplain, Mrs Margaret Hawkins; conductor, i Manetta Hotchkiss; assistant conduc- | tor. Gertrude Fairfield; sentinel, Mrs Cora Twitchell. Next Wednesday af- ternoon the corps will be instituted and the officers installed in the even. ing.
 First Assembly Dance.
 One of the most elaborate and social events of the season was the first of the series of assembly dances given in Columbus hall last evening. The hall was beautifully decorated and the music. which was of splendid order, was furnished by the Beeman & Hatch orchestra of Hartford. and the cater | ing by Mrs Thorpe of Waterbury. There were eighteen numbers on the | program. Among the out of town i guests were the Misses Smith and 1 Lindsley of WOodbury. Miss Spencer | of New York. Miss Johnson of An sonia. the Misses Platt of New Brit ain. Miss Stanton of New London, the ! Misses Booth of New Haven, Miss i Carroll of Hartford. Mir Osborne of New York, Mir Aver of Madison. NIT | Pease of New Britain. Mir Drescher of New Britain. Mir BrOock of New ! York. NIT Osborne of Ansonia. Mir Booth of New Haven. The patron esses were Mrs T. NJ. Bull. Mrs G. 1T. ! WigmOre. Mrs A. C. Futile. Mrs F. F. i Scbaffer. Mrs C. $. Phinney. Mrs |. l.. i Trowbridge. Mrs Amos Culver. Mrs J. 1 II. Whittemore. Mrs C. l.. Berger. The committee were Ralph F.. Smith. James l.. LinsIey and Marshall E. Bronson.
 Pythians Entertained. i Last evening was night that will ! be long remembered in the memory oi | the local knights of Scott company. No ! 10. |. K. K. of P. Uniformed ranks | from Seymour and Derby were pres | pnt and over 100 royal knights were ] entertained. A drill was held under the direction of Major Eugene D.