Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-29
CITY NEWS

l CheSnlre.
 A son was born Monday to Mir and
 Mrs Frank Bernier of 1915 North
 Main street.
 | Loubet camp, No 11,4OO, M. w. of A., meets the second and fourth Tues day of each month.
 | Eagle hive, lady Maccabees will meet this evening at 8 D. m. at Mrs Laroc- l que's home, 16 East Main.
 MT and Mrs William Burritt were
 the guests yesterday of Mir and Mrs
 l.. S. Risley of New Britain.
 Miss Annie Meyers of South Elm
 street left this morning to spend Il
 month with relatives in Morristcwn, l N. J.
 Miss Annie Kelly and the Misses
 Mckay and Sarah Coffey are in Dan
 bury attending the wedding of the
 formers sister Elizabeth.
 The honorary degree of doctor of di-
 vinity has been conferred upon the 1 Rev Charles A. Dinsmore of the First 1 Congregational church by Dartmouth college.
 | Wilfred. the five months old son of | MT and Mrs Moses Chevrett of Tudor | street, died last night The funeral 1 took place this afternoon with inter- ment in Calvary cemetery. James F. Borden of II Cherry street | received notice to-day of the death of his father, Frank Borden of Lynn, Mass. Mir Borden left on an early train to attend the funeral. Miss Anna l.. Kane of Baldwin street, who recently underwent a serl- ous operation for appendicitis at private hospital in Springfield. is rapid ly recovering. After brief stay with friends Miss Kane will return home.
 By agreement of counsel judgment for foreclosure was entered up to-day in the superior court for $3,740 for Ernest J. Steer ct al against Morton NJ. Wood ct al The property involved is situated on Bunker Hill road and on which there was mortgage, which passed between a number of parties before it came into the defendants hands.
 Jack Dahill removed the eagle from
  yesterday afternoon and brought the "bird" into the hallway of the building without knocking feath- CT out of it. It weighs about fifty pounds and masures six feet from tip to tip of wing. It will be given new costume of gold and replaced in its old position before July 4th.
 The Sunday school children and a number of members of St Johns, Trinity, St Paurs and All Saints churches had an outing at Hanover park yesterday. The exercises includ- ed ball game between hines repre- senting St Johns and Trinity. The Rev John w. Lewis acted as coach and captain for St Johns and Dr Mar yin looked out for Trinity. The latter won by score of IA to 13. Dr Buck ley acted as umpire but this had nothing to do with the result, the deci- sions being impartial and eminently satisfactory to both sides. The final short calendar in the dis trict court was held to-day, Judge COW ell presided. The motion argued last Saturday to open the judgment in the case of Johanna Kelly administratriX, against Court Phelan F. of A.. and 10 amend the complaint was allowed. l This may mean that the case will take another trip through the courts. In the matter of Constable John w. Me Donald and Mrs Keron Ney, the con stable paid over $100 of the S4OO that is claimed by her. This makes total payment of $500. This arrangement seemed to satisfy Attorney ONelll, counsel for Mrs Ney.
 An unfortunate accident took pace at the plant of the Wateroury Manu- featuring company few days ago. Mrs Angeline Markoviteh, who was said to be handsomest young woman Tn the employ of the concern had the Ill lucll to have two of her fingers of the right hand and the index finger of the left crushed in machine. The com pany's official did all he could do fol the young woman, who has quite small baby. The companys surgeon, Dr Lally, was in attendance lmlne- diateIy. However. the woman dis played great courage. Declining the offer of the company's carriage to take here to her home 21 Vine street, sine walked the whole distance without murmur.
 This will be great evening in pythian hall, Wateryille. the occasion being the annual strawberry and lee cream festival for the benefit of st Michael's church. Now is the time to eat strawberries for this is the proper season for them The fruit Is now III all it's glory. offering to the epichre and the delicate appetite clHrm ot taste that no other fruit at this sea son affords. Besides stra awberries and ice cream there will be singing. danC- ing and fine music. The entertainment will be on the same scale as hle late bebdnmad which was the most sue cesSful ever held in waterville. Before Father Taynor left for Europe he made all arrangements for the success oi this festival.
 Superintendent Walker of Hamilton park is setting out some flower beds and in other ways adding to he ap- pearance of the park right along so that before some will be aware of h he will have converted it into a bower of beauty. Mr Walker is much pleas ed over a gift 0f four loads of flowers from Saxe S FlOto, florists. enough for q half dozen be,is or more. All the park lacks now to make 1t satis- factory in every respect k suitable bathing pond. Superintendent Walker should have a talk with the officials and see what they think about this. He has lots of room and an abundance of water and needs Only the word to % ahead from the powers that be to give
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