Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-10
CITY NEWS


 | ond Congregational church.
 Class reception and novelty dance at Miss Nellye T. Reeds academy, 43 East Main street, tonight. Music for dancing furnished by Galipeau's orchestra.
 Philip D. Beach, IT years old, a member of the class of 1907 in the Bridgeport High school, has been designated for a cadetship at the | United States Military academy at Annapolis by Congressman George L.. Lilley of Waterbury.
 List of letters remaining unclaim- | ed in the postoffice: Mrs Ida Brodsky,
 Miss Lena Coe, Edward Campbell, Mrs Charles Farrell, Mrs Robert Hal | loran, Frank D. Herman, Sephouse Ledeir, Robert J. Moore, A Munt, Phillip J. Philburn, Mrs o. R. Peter l son, Mir Francis Steven, H. H. Wells. The wind storm of yesterday lev elled one of the huge trees in the Rye lots off Baldwin street, just at the end of Keefe street. It fell at noon and made such a racket many rushed | from the dinner table to see what was | up. A large limb was also blown | from a tree in the Waterbury club | yard.
 The order to keep dogs under con- trol is being pretty generally ob- served, although now and then one l gets loose and makes a tour of the | town. This morning Officer Magner saw a cur acting rather strangely on | n ,tr concluded fh9 f ! he had better take care of 1t. and aid so by giving it dose of lead. The Connecticut Eclectic Medical association held its fifty-first semi annual meeting at Hartford yester- day. There was not a large atten- dance, as all important business holds over until the annual meeting in ! May. The president, Dr John A. Donner of Holyoke, Mass, spoke brief ly to the members and papers were read by Dr s. N. Mum of Waterbury. Dr LeRoy A. Smith of Higganum and Dr S. B. Bailey of Higganum. After the reading of the papers there was | a general discussion based on practi- | cal cases.
 Fred F. Carter. popular clerk at | the Eagle hotel, and Miss NJ. Maud Welcome. were united in marriage at | the parochial residence in Concord, N. H., by Right Rev
 Mgr E. NJ. U. Callaghan, administra-
 tor of the diocese. The bridesmaid
 was Miss Mae Costenbader of Water
 bury and best man w. Arthur Con- ats of this city. cousins of the bride. | The bride was handsomely gowned l in cream silk over taffeta and the
 bridesmaid light blue crepe de chene. | The brides gift to the bridesmaid | was a diamond ring. Many beautiful presents were received. The newly welded couple left on the 12 o'clock train for trip to Quebec, Montreal and Niagara Falls.
 John Mates. a member of the Wa terbury fire department and Miss Agnes c Byrnes, daughter of Mir and
 Mrs John Byrnes of 1355 East Main street. were united in matrimony
 this morning at s o'clock, at the Sa- cred Heart church, Rev T. F. Shelley officiated. The attending couple was Margaret Byrnes, cousin of the bride and Thomas Egan. AS the bridal party entered the church, Organist Mrs Lucien Wolff played Lohen- grin's wedding march. The bride was gowned in champagne silk and her maid wore a dress of the same material. After wedding breakfast at the brides home Mr and Mrs Mates left on wedding trip to New York and williamsport. On their re- turn they will reside at 1355 East Main street.
 An invitation received from the grand lodge of connecticut. N. F.. o. r to attend the regular meeting of Thomaston lodge. Thursday evening. October 11th. and perform the initia- tory work on q large class of candi- dates has been received by Anchor lodge degree team. and accepted. They will be accompanied by the grand warden. supreme chaplain and few others who had been especially invited for the occasion. A bus has been engaged and will take the party to and from Thomaston and no doubt if will be q very pleasant outing. now heinz looked forward to. On the same evening the Wardens' Deputies and Supervisors association along with many other members Of the or- der will pay a fraternal visit to leu tonia lodge in Union City.
 The studies and teachers in the different classes of the institutional department of the First Baptist church are as follows: Architecture. F. Bennett and Roy Fl. Smith: me chariraI drawiuy- ] N Schneider and F.. ". Beardsiey; mathematics. T. J. Condon: bookkeeping, F. T. Spencer and Miss Idelade Frost: stenOgraphy. Miss Elizabeth L. Quinn: free hand drawing. Miss Elise CaTret: language and literature. Miss Lyon: cooking. Miss l.. 4. Knight: millinery. Miss Payne: embroidery. Miss Egan; pen manship. Fred Hungerford- The dreSsmaking teacher will be an- rounced later. The classes will meet the following evenings: Mathe- matsrs. Tuesday and Thursday: aI- zebra. Wednesday: mechanical drawing. Monday and Wednesday,: electrical engineering. Wednesday: penmanship. Monday. bookkeeping Monday: stenography. Monday and Wednesday: free hand drawing. Mon day and Tuesday. drpssmakiag. Mon day and Thursday: cooking. Monday and Tuesday. millinery. Monday and Thursday. embroidery. Monday: architecture. Monday.
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