Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
CITY NEWS

uduSuleI Was boih lhiS HUI hiii9 to MT and Mrs Michael Kiernan, 1865 East Main street.
 Martin J. Delaney of New York has returned home after visiting his mother of this city. - " *.-.
 The annual memorial day exer-; cises of the Holy Name societies of the city will be held next Sunday af- ternoon.
 Rev w. J. Slocum addressed the St Aloysius society in St Patrick's hall yesterday afternoon. The occasion was the. annual reception of mem bers and about 100 names were add ed to the list. Y.
 Dr and Mrs w. H. O'Malley of Kinsman, III, and their four children are spending a few weeks vacation at the home of Mrs Johanna Dwyer of IT North Elm street. Dr O'Malley is prominent physician at Kinsman and has a number of relatives and acquaintances in Waterbury.
 A smoking chimney at the corner of Baldwin and Martin streets yes- terday morning caused some uneasi- ness in the minds of the occupants of the building and still alarm was sent to the Leavenworth street house. The chemical engine and force went up there and eXtinguished the fire. There was no damage. .u.
 The plumbers employed by the Barlow Bros Go who quit work a few weeks ago on account of the diff ference between the carpenters and their bosses. grew tired of being idle and all of them, with the exception of three, Harry Hill, who has secured a job in Hartford; Bernard Bagley who is working in Bridgeport, and John Corcoran, who secured posi- tion with some other local firm, re. turned to their old berths this morn- ing.
 Yesterday was memorial day with the A. o. H., the Odd Fellows and the order of the United American Mechanics. Rev Father O'Brien deliv- cred the address for the A.. O. H. in St Patrick's hall. This and other ex- ercises published herein last week, including the decorating of the graves of deceased members, took up the greater portion of the afternoon. Mayor Thoms was orator of the day for the Odd Fellows. He spoke at the urn in Riverside cemetery. The Amer ican Mechanics attended service in a body at St Paul's church last night where a sermon appropriate to the occasion was delivered by the Rev Mir Lepley.
 The officers and office help of the American Brass association had an outing and banquet at Branford Point house Saturday. Edward L. Frisbie. president of the Benedict X Burnham Mfg Co. acted as toastmas- ter. Addresses were made by !. A. Doughty. vice-president of the Coe Brass Co: former Mayor John r. FL ton. treasurer of the American Brass Co, and the Waterbury Brass Co: Charles A. Cowles. secretary of the Ansonia Brass & Copper Co: W. A. Wood. superintendent of the engineer ing department of the American Brass Go: W III. Bassett. superintendent of the chemistry department of the American Brass Co: F. ". Gray. sr- perintendent of the auditing depart ment: F. L. Jennings, purchasing agent of the American Brass Co. and John A. Coe of the sales department.
 The following pupils, thirty in all, will graduate from Miss Alice T. Fitzpatrick's room of the Croft school this year. They are members of the ninth grade and will receive their di- Fatn af 1n nfr noon. Mildred Lee with an average ot 9S per cent is valedictorian, followed closely by Helen Gerard Sherwood, the salutatoTian. The class prophecy will be read by Daniel Leary and the class history by Walter G. Hauser. Oella Minor is prophet. The follow ,Ag is the list of graduates: John W. Bauby, Josephine Bergin, Louis Sum- derland, Frederick Newell, Hobart Weaver, George Tripp, Bessie l. Shaw, Edith Hall Wright, Airline Bel den. Josephine Nugent. Florence Wooster, Marie Connor. Mary Shaw. Anna Schneider, Ethel Andrews, Ruth Miller, Anna Buckingham, Eu- lie Valentine, Henrietta Stadtmiller Dorothy Young, Lucy Cunningham. Marie Gerish, Angus Mckay, Jean cite oxley and Helen Pagan.
 The children's day program of the First Baptist church yesterday was as follows: Scripture reading. Psalm 100: singing, by the school. A June Carol: prayer, by the pastor: words of welcome. by the Sunday school su- perintendent; responsive reading. by the assistant Sunday school superin- tendent: exercises by the beginners department; singing by the school,
 The Rose Strewn Way; recitation, Speak the Good Word" Mae Latin an; singing by the school, The Flow CT of June: recitation. The Girl Who Smiles" by Ethel ZigIatzki; recitation. Advice by Royal Brad ley: class exercises. "A Song for the Home Land. by several girls: sing ing, primary department. Bearing Fruit for Jesus: class exercise. Gods Gifts" by twelve small girls: recitation. Live in the Sunshine" by Thomas Mackie: recitation. My Grandma. by Gladys Baldwin: reel tation. Only Small Boys" by Dwight Scott: class exercise. God is Love" hy nine little people; singing. bv the school. Summer Days: recitation. How a Little Helps" by Alta Will son: address. by the pastor. Dr Osca- Haywood: emhIematic piece. Home ward Bound by members of the junior and intermediate depart ments: singing by juniors. chorus. by the school. On This Happy Chil- dren-s Day: beneaiction-