Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-14
NAUGATUCk NUGGET,

I Miss Grace Sweeney, daughter ol
 Attorney and Mrs John NJ. Sweeney
 of Hillside avenue, who has been il
 with pneumonia, is now recovering I rapidly.
 The Kings Daughters will meet
 Thursday night with Mrs Charies H
 Andrews, ITO Meadow street. There
 is sewing to be done and members
 are requested to bring their thimbles
 Vincent Bunting. whose death oc.
 cured last Friday, in Ellenvile, N. Y., was former resident of Naugatuck,
 and was charter member and one of
 the founders of Court Unity, F. of A. He was nearly 70 years of age. Dur
 ing his residence in Naugatuck he was
 employed at the knife shop.
 At the meeting of Ojeda council, K. . of C.. last evening, a large number Of candidates were initiated into the first and second degrees. The council vot- ed to hold the third degree on Thurs
 day evening, February % There win
 be large class to take the third. The
 meeting last evening was one of the most enthusiastic ever held by Ojeda council.
 Rubber City lodge, No PAP, N. F.. O.. F., will hold an open meeting Friday evening in Pythian hail. Every mem Der is requested to be present. Grand officers will be present and the busl- ness meeting will be followed by so- cial session for members and their friends. There will be an entertain ment consisting of vocal and instru- mental music and refreshments rili be served.
 Warden W. T. Rodenbach has called a special meeting of the legal voters of the borough to take such action on the matter of organizing 9 board of trade as may be deemed expedient The meeting will be held in the b.,r- ough court room on Monday, February 19, at s p. m. At the last meeting of the board of warden and burgesses q petition was received requesting that a special meeting of the freemen be called to consider the advisability of organizing a board of trade. The board instructed Warden Rodenbach to call the meeting.
 At meeting of the St Francis T. A. B. drum corps last evening the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Peter J. Ford: vice president, James W. SuIll- van; recording secretary. John Law Tor; financial secretary, Alphonse Happy; fife sergeant and manager, Thomas T. Carroll; drum sergeant, F. J. Ford: property man, W. J. Ken ney; press agent. Michael O'Shea. At | 9:3O the meeting adjourned to the home of Peter J. Ford, where a de- Iightful evening was spent by all The program consisted of vocal and instrumental music and re- citations.
 Expresslnan Wilson Clark has been awarded the contract to do the truck ing for Blakeslee & Co, who are to build the new trolley line between Naugatuck and Seymour Among the things which -Clark-Mill have to cart from the freight depot to the place where Mir Blakeslees men will work are two or three upright engines md boilers, all the hay that will be 'euuired for the eompany's horses and many otfer things which will arrive lere daily for several days. The lorses which will be used in the work Ire expected tomorrow. They will ,e kept in the barn on the Curtiss in Cotton Hollow and mum Ter of sllanties will be erected for the aborers. Some of the men in the en- ,loy of Blakeslee & Co have already work near Cotton Hollow.