Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

Preparations are being made by sev- eral of the local amateur clubs for plays to be given this winter, composed of all home talent, of which the town has many. Those who attend the plays of home talent will this year miss one of its best performers 1n the | who is now married and has given up 1 the stage.
 St Michael's guild held their regular weekly meeting in the chapel last even ing -...-. .... ..a. The prize which the Union City drum corps is to give for the winner of the baton swinging contest, which will be held at their dance in Colum- bus hall tomorrow evening, is on ex- hibition in one of the local stores and is considered a trophy worth winning ] The foundations for the three houses on Spring street which August Weber has been having built by J. 1 Dunn are all completed, and two of the houses are on the foundations and the third one Is nearly ready for put ting up. ..-r l The remains of Eli Smith were | brought here this afternoon from Grand Rapids, Mich, for burial. The deceased was former resident of this place, but had been living in Michigan for some time. The interment was in Hillside cemetery.
 There will be a meeting of Ramona 1 council, D. of P. this evening. A dele gation from Seymour will be present and social session will follow the meeting. Miss Mamie Siles of Brooklyn. x. T., who has been visiting relatives here, returned home last evening
 James Mulvey of California is visit ing his mother, Mrs Frank Mlllvey of Central avenue. Mir Mulvey has been away about five years He served in the United States army and then set tied in California.
 The Church Helpers held meeting in the chapel this afternoon.
 The ladies of the German Lutheran church held meeting in the basement of the church this afternoon.
 This evening the Rev Albin Johnson will deliver a lecture at o'clock in the Swedish Congregational church, and will relate his experiences in Alas ka, which are many and of a very in- teresting nature. Mir Johnson has been in the Alaskan regions doing mission ary work and his lecture will no doubt be one of interest.
 Robert yon Rufs of the United l States army, who has been visiting Schuyler, N. r., to-day, where he is stationed.
 | There will be a meeting of the board of warden and burgesses this evening at o'clock. F.. The illustrated pictures and lecture of Prof Van Levi were well attended both yesterday afternoon and evening.
 The annual meeting of the Baptist ohurnh. was held in the Union City Fchapel last evening, and last years board of directors as well as commit tees were reelected. ...a
 The festival that was held in the basement of the Swedish Lutheran church last evening was social and | financial success. It was well attend ed and a very able address was deliv- cred by the Rev MT Danielson of Wa terbury.
 No trace has been found of the rig which Liveryman OBrien rented last Friday morning to a stranger, but the police in many towns are on the look out for him and expect soon to find some trace of it.
 Tuesday evening, November 21. Gen. tenniaI lodge, I. O. o. F., will hold it's annual roll call'' jointly with Colum- bia Rebekah lodge, after which the | twenty-ninth anniversary of Centen- nial lodge will be celebrated. There will be a musical and literary program, and supper will be served. All Odd | Fellows and Rebekahs in town are in- vited to be present and bring their immediate friends. Members will bring refreshments.
 William Taft of Boston is visiting Fred Torbin of Main street for few days.
 Shepherd lodge. F. and A. M.. held meeting last evening in Masonic hall. | The third degree was worked and the district deputy was present. After the meeting a banquet was held. it being in charge of Evergreen chapter, O. E. ! s.
 Frank Kiely and many others from this place intend going to see the Dartmouth-B Brown game at Springfield November 9. Mir Kiely is a former student of Dartmouth.