Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-19
CITY NEWS

Mrs Edward Meehan is visitin. friends in Morris. Miss Annie Kelly has returned iron visit to Forestville.
 The aldermen will hold an adjourned meeting at s o'clock tonight. A son was born to Mir and Mrs Vii liam E. Bates of 157 Round Hill stree Saturday night.
 Gotta Lejon lodge, No 19. o. of V. will hold picnic at Patterson's farm in Oakville on June p.
 The thirty-sixth annual commence ment exercises of the convent of Notre Dame will be held at the convent hal to-rigft.
 The will of the late Michael F. Don ahue was approved in probate to-day All of his estate he left to his sister Mary M. Donahue
 At a meeting of the Mill Plain schoo district Friday evening the following officers were chosen: Committeeman c. NJ. Judd clerk. Mark Warner; col lector, John F. Gallagher; treasurer Mark Pond.
 When in need of help try 25c ad In the Democrat. One business man ad. yertised for clerk in our columns and received 92 written answers. besides nearly as many more applied in person. It only costs 25c.
 The annual luncheon of the a1umnae of the Congregation de Notre Dame will take place at the convent on Tues. day evening at 7:30 o'clock. All mem. bers are requested to attend promptly at the hour specified.
 Mrs Emeretta NJ. West was appoint. ed conservator over her mother, Mrs Louisa Ann Curtiss, to-day by Judge Lowe. General incapacity attending upon old age was the cause of the appointment. Both live in Waterville.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia Andrews Crosby, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter. Mrs George Camp of the Middlebury road, took place this afternoon. The remains were taken to Cold Springs, N. Y.. for burial.
 Graduating exercises of St Thomas s school will be held at Eagles hall on Friday evening of this week. After the exercises a reception will be held Tickets for the affair can be secured from the scholars of the school or at the convent.
 A committee consisting of Command. CT W. T. Shannahan. Past Commander T. NJ. Coyle. M. J. Conlon, Walter Gill and Everett Mansfield decorated the graves of deceased members of Water bury tent, No 36, K. O. T. M., yester- cay afternoon.
 Edward T. Bristol. an employe in the casting shop of the Waterbury Brass Co, recently spilled a pot of ho! metal on his hands. burning them to the bone. He has been in Thomaston at the home of his mother. Mrs Cath erine Bristol, to recuperate.
 At meeting of the directors of Pine Grove Cemetery association Fri day night the following officers were chosen: President. W. R. Hitchcock secretary. Hiram Abel: treasurer, Mark Warner. The meeting adjourned sub ject to the call of the chair.
 Mrs Ann Neuman has brought suit through Attorney McGrath for a di- vorce from her husband. Samuel, who was once a well known barber here. Desertion is the basis of the divorce. Neuman's whereabouts is unknown. They have one child who is living with the mother on Scoyill street
 Miss Freda Johnson and Policeman Oscar Ericson were married last week by the Rev MT Donaldson. formerly of this city. Ada Swenson was maid of honor and Albert Erickson, the groom's brother, was best man. The ceremony took place at the new home of MT and Mrs Ericsson on Pearl street.
 Yesterday morning committees rep resenting the several divisions of the A. o. H visited the Catholic cemeteries and decorated the graves of deceased members of the order. In the after noon an elaborate program was ren- dered. John F. Calvin presiding. The Rev Farrell Martin. D. D.. gave q very fitting memorial address. and Attorney J. VI. Lynch talked interestingly on the aims of the \. 0. H. There were selections by members of the Ladies auxiliary: tenor solo. Michael Ryan: c0ntraItO solo. Miss Angeline MOntslla {: "Oft in the Stilly Night one of MoOre's ever popular songs. was ren. dered by the Ladies auxiliary. \. C. H. quartet. Miss Mamie Calvin ac- cOmpaniei the singers on the piano. The meeting closed by the singing Of the star Spangled Banner mass of requiem was celebrated for de ceased members of the order at the Immaculate Conception church this morning.
 Young men Of to-day have fastidisus tastes. They like a fairly small thin watch. We have a fine assortment of them. plain and engraved with the very best movements made in this size. Today we are able to show you the best all around watch ever produced for s12- Upson JewelTy Co. watch makers