Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-13
CITY NEWS

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 M. F. Bowler, for several years as sistant manager of the Western union office in this city, has succeeded Charles H. Stancliff as manager. Wil- liam Doolin has been appointed assist. ant to MT Bowler. MT Stanclnf has been in the business nearly half cen tury and retires of his own volition. To belong to the Friendly league chorus means to look forward to each Friday evening and the expectations for this year are even greater than heretofore. Sight reading, vocaliza- ton and operatic work are special fea- lures of the instruction and the young men and women of this vicinity are invited to attend the opening session tonight at 7:30 if they are interested in vocal music. All arrangements for classes are made in the office at the Friendly league on Leavenworth street.
 Residents of Simonsville are very much interested in, having a branch station of the Bronson library in that district and are circulating a petition which will be presented to the man. agement of the institution asking that such service be rendered there at one of the schools or at any other place which the librarian might think suit able for such purpose. It is long walk from Simonsyille to the library and the petitioners feel that if books could be taken out and returned nearer home, young and old would read a great deal more of the books than they now do.
 Frederick W. Morton and Miss Grace F. Meeker daughter of Mir and Mrs Lucius Meeker of Montgomery street. were married Wednesday after noon at 2:30 by Rev Ira Hawk. Miss Jennie Stewart of Springfield, Mass, was maid of honor and Jacob Vein, best man. The bride wore white French lawn and was given away by her father. The maid was gowned in white point d'esprit. After a recep- tion MT and Mrs Morton left on a short wedding trip. The couple will be at home on Montgomery street af- ter October 20.
 Judge George H. Cowell has consent ed to act as one of the judges at the baby show to be given next Wednes day afternoon at the Eagles fair. Tbe honorable judge endeared himself tC the Eagles when he acted as q judge at their barn dance last winter and the boys insisted on getting him for the important position of judge at the baby show. It now looks as though the Waterbury Eagles would aturn out in greater numbers in Monday nights parade than at first expected. At least zoo will be in the torchlight procession that night. Hon F. P. GuilfoIle, coun. selOr and treasurer of the Eagle assO citation, will formally open the fair Joseph WaTshaeur, the manager of the COney Island attractions, was here yes. terday and completed all the necessary details He promises a sensation every minute The committee will exhibit S2,JOO in cold cash tomorrow in Lake X StTObefs window.
 Attorney James A. Peasley and Miss Idella Morrison. daughter of Mir and Mrs Dwight Smith of North VII low street. were married yesterday afternoon at f o'clock by Rev Dr Hay. wood at the new home of the bride 147 North Willow street, the house being a gift from the brides father Miss Charlotte Merchant was maid Of honor, and Dr William A. Goodrich best man. The flower girls were Miss Marion Peasley and Miss Harriet Peasley. nieces of the groom. Doctors Abbott and Beecher acted as usheFs The bride wore white chiffon over silk. trimmed with duchess lace. She also wore a veil which several of her fam fly have been married in. The brides. maid was Eowned ln white orEaudie over pink silk and carried pink chrys- anthemums. The flower girls wore embroidered null and strewed chrys- anthemums tied with pink ribbon. The maid Of honor was presented with a diamond stickpin by the bride. She also presented the flower girls with diamond pins. The bride received a pearl brooch from the groom. The latter presented his best man with an amethyst and diamond pin To each of the ushers an amethyst and pins were presented. After the reception the couple left on a snort trip to New York. They will be at home after December 1 at 14T North Willow street
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