Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-23
Suburban News!
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 The Sons of St George will meet this evening instead of Monday even- ing.
 There will be a special meeting of the Salem Social club tomorrow at noon.
 Joseph Schmidt of Bristol, brother of Chief Schmidt, was visiting the lat ter yesterday.
 Miss Irene Smith of New Haven has been visiting friends on Water street the past few days.
 William McConochie of Collinsvi ie, who has been visiting in the borough, has returned home. Miss Lillian Yale has returned to her home in Guilford where she will spend the holidays.
 Mrs John Williams of Brooklyn, \. r., is the guest of friends in the bor- ough for a few days.
 MT and Mrs Peter Donnelly of New York are visiting relatives on Main street for few days.
 pr and Mrs W. E. Garrish of Mead ow street will spend Christmas with relatives in Bridgeport.
 The postoffice will close at noon Monday. The carriers will make only two trips in the morning.
 William Kennedy of Yale is spend- ing the holidays with his father, John A. Kennedy of Meadow street.
 The next game for the N. A. c. bas. ketball team is with the Mohawks of Meriden next Thursday evening.
 MT and Mrs John A. Stringer left today for Providence, R. l., whet they will visit Mir Stringer's mother
 Miss Mamie Whitelaw of Grove street left to-day for New York where she will spend few days with rela- tives.
 A concert will be given in Germania hall on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 b! the members of the Germania Maen nerchor.
 The eXcavating for the new post office is nearly finished and the stone masons will start the foundations in few days.
 Mrs Jane Hawley of Golden Hill street is spending Christmas with her daughter, Mrs Charles Revere, ill Thomaston.
 Grades Nos and of the Vest Side school received a brand new set of seats that will be all ready when school opens.
 John Stapleton, jr, who is a physi- cal instructor at Millersville, Pa, is visiting isfparents, MT and Mrs JohR Stapleton of Church street.
 Services at the Baptist church in Union City tomorrow morning and evening at the usual hours. sermons by the Rev MT c. c. Smith. sst The postoffice in. Union City will be. open from a. m. to 12 m. and from 5:3O to z D. m. and the carriers will only make one trip in the morning on Christmas day.
 Miss Belle Meramble, teacher of the seventh grade ir Union City school, left to-day for Lynn, Mass, where she will spend the holidays with her brother, Dr Clarence Meram- ble.
 The funeral of Mrs Cora Tobias was held Wednesday afternoon from the parish house. The bearers were Ralph Smith, Seth Baldwin, Seth Bingham, Harry E. Cross, Rollin Clark and John Clifford. Interment in Grove cemetery.
 The scarlet fever quarantine aS the home of James PeErose, jr, on Mead ow street has been removed. When the young man was taken sick a few weeks ago the physician who attended him thought it was scarlet fever aud the house was quarantined. It was later learned that he did not have that disease, but the health officer is of the opinion that it was wise precaution.
 The annual meeting of the Carpen- ters' union. No S04, was held last even- ing and officers were elected as fol- lows: President, Thomas F. Reilly; vice president, Andrew Walker; finan- cial secretary, James Reilly; recording secretary. Thomas Maher; treasurer, George Clark; conductor. Joseph John- son; warden, Jorg Housepnecht; trus- tee for IS months, Harry Sharer.