Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-24
Suburban News
NAUCATUCk NUGGETS

l Laurel temple. R. S.. will give a
 card party in Pythian hall this even-
 ing.
 l The Naugatuck fire department
 baseball team will play the Ansonia l team in Ansonia Saturday afternoon. l Presiding Elder Richards of New
 Haven will preside at the meeting
 of the Methodist church to be held
 Saturday evening.
 =l The baseball game between the I Naugatuck high school and the Gill; bert school of Winsted, which was to have been played yesterday. did
 not take place. Winsted missed the
 train.
 l Scott company, No. 10, U. R. K. F.,
 gave it's second annual military ball
 in Pythian hall last evening. The hall was decorated with the Ameri-
 can flag and the colors of the lodge.
 The company and visiting knights
 were in full uniform. The ladies were I goWned in white.
 The members of St Michael's choir
 are selling post cards, containing pie
 lures of the choir, the proceeds of I .4E ! ] which will go toward the expenses
 of the choir's annual outing at Rock
 away Beach. The members of the l choir will leave for Rockaway Beach l on July 23 and return the following Saturday.
 At the annual business meeting of the Women's Study club, officers for the ensuing year were elected as fol-
 lows: President, Mrs A. c. Futile; vice-president, Mrs Edgar Bristol; recording secretary, Mrs Harris Whiting; corresponding secretary, Mrs Sherrod Soule; treasurer, Mrs +. w. Eaton.
 The delegates from the local Con- gregational church to the Naugatuck
 Valley conference, held in Water town, were the pastor, the Rev Sher- rod Soule, Mrs Hancock, Mrs H. D. Patterson and Mrs Frank Warren. Each of the delegates. however, was a substitute, the original appointees being Mir and Mrs s. F. Payne and Frank Warren.
 The funeral of William A. Frost was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the parish house, the Rev Sherrod Soule preaching the sermon. The pail bearers were William Rog- CTS, William Stevens and John Allen from Gavel lodge, K. of P., and Frank Warren, representing Cough commandery, Golden Cross. The in- torment was in Hillside cemetery.
 At the regular meeting of the local | lodge, No. 125, A. D. s. G., officers | were elected as follows: w. P. F., Catherine Painter; president, Minnie Bray; vice-president. Helen Bott; financial secretary, Martha L. Bu- cnanan; treasurer, Annie Carter; re- cording secretary, -lnie l.. Bott; | first commander, Fanny E. Lates: second commander, Lily Melward; s. | G., Martha Ranslow; o. G., Mabel | 
 The First, Second and Third divis- ions of the A. 0. H. will hold a union, ] picnic at Linden park on Decoration l day. Attorney w. J. Neary said that | he would not accept the office If | as he has other duties which | require his attention and has not the | time to give to the work of borough | attorney. He said: T am not a can- didate for the office, never was, and my name was used entirely without my permission"
 The formal opening of the Nauga- tuck golf links will be on Decoration day. There will be tournament open to all members at 2 D. m., players to choose their partners. The number received to be divided among the winners, forty, thirty. twenty and ten per cent. All scores should be handed in before the morning of May 30. There will be team match com posed of two teams of five players ,aeh, chosen from the ten whose qual- flying scores for tho handicap are highest. There will be a putting match for women at p. m. There Is no entrance fee, but prize will be provided.