Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-28
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 Mrs George Lawson of Alder street is spending a week at Hart ford.
 William Black of Fox street is on three days visit to Steeplechase Island.
 The Misses May Malone and An na Messick are on vacation to Litchfeld.
 Mrs Begnal of South Leonard street is entertaining Miss Judd of Bridgeport.
 Miss Josephine Shea of Hartford is visiting Miss Louise Malone of Bank street.
 MT and Mrs Cornwall of South Leonard street are visiting friends in New York.
 Arthur 'Mraz of South Leonard street is on two weeks vacation to Trenton, N. J.
 The Misses Julia and Mary Ryan of Porter street are spending two weeks at Morris.
 Miss Margaret Connor of Bank street left this morning for a vaca- tton at Savin Rock.
 William Kluaberg of West Por- ter street will spend the coming two weeks with friends at Meadows End.
 Thomas Condon of No 3 is en- toying his monthly vacation of tw, days. He is seeing sights CD at Savin Rock.
 Miss Clara and Bert Ebel of West Porter street left this morning to spend two weeks at Walnut Beach.
 The Misses Matte Green of Third street and Anna Johnson of Bank street are visiting friends at Norfolk.
 The Misses Laura Draher and Laura Presavage of James street left this morning for two weeks vaca- tion at Savin Rock.
 The Misses Grace Newe of Beth el and Lillian Godeake of Bridgeport are visiting Mrs Robert Walker at the Holly cottage, Walnut Beach.
 -Tommie Recce of North Leonard street is suffering from poisoning re- ceived from ivy. His face is badly swollen from the poisonous weed.
 Mrs Dora Glastre and two chil- dren, Florence and Ernest, accom- panied by her sister, Miss Alice Mraz, left to-day for a few weeks in New Jersey.
 "A party composed of Fred Jack son, Bert Benson. E. Johnson and Robert Henderson went to Bantam Lake to-day where they will camp the coming week.
 Thomas Coss of South Wilson street, the past chief ranger of Court Crosby F. of A. was presented last evening with ring by his fellow members. The emblematic ring was presented by Chris Dunphy and suitable response was given by the receiver. Mir Coss is most popular among the members of Court Crosby.
 The Brooklyns will meet the Hills in the City league tomorrow. The game will start at 12:30 and means much to either team; if the Brooklyns win, they will be around the top while defeat will send their stock down some. The Hills are head ing for first place and realize that they will have to play the game to win tomorrow.
 @Alderman T. B. Walker presid- ed at the meeting of the Town Plot school district committee last even- ing, which the members claim was very harmonious session, notwith- standing rumors to the contrary. It was voted to borrow $17,000 from the Fourth National bank in order to meet the costs of the new school. It was also voted to lay a walk along side the school on Avon avenue.
 The vacancy at the Third church caused by the resignation of Rev F. B. Root from the pastorate last Feb- ruary was filled last evening when Rev U. De Hart Gulick was unani- mously elected by the members of the parish. Since Mir Roots depart ure Mir Gulick has been carrying on the service and 1t was the general opinion that he would be the next to occupy the Third church pulpit. Mir Root who went to Col umbus. Ohio seems to appreciate his new parish and it is said that his congregation thinks much of their pastor.
 William Aronoski the two year old son of Mir and Mrs Aronoski of r1 burned this morning by sitting in a large pan of boiling water with which his mother was scrubbing the floor. The boy was playing around the kitchen while his mother was getting the house in readiness for tomorrow. She had cleaned part of the floor and had just refilled the pan with boiling water, when she had to go outside for broom. During her absence the boy got over near the pan and not realizing the danger thought he would rest himself for a time and took a seat in the water. He had no sooner touched the water when he sent forth terrific screams but before his mother reached him he had been frightfully burned in his efforts to get out of the pan. Dr Russell was immediately summoned and the boys father who works for W. L. Hall as 1t looked as If the child's injuries would result fatally. The doctor after working over the boy for some time made him very and Is of the opinion that he will recover.
 At a meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement com mittee last evening the strengthening of Bank street near the bridge was rffsrussed for eorr1p length Tho