Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-01

Saturday will be the Feast of S Blaise.
 Mrs Hannah .Daly, wife of the late Michael Daly of this city, died at Port l land yesterday.
 ! Mrs Margaret Barry of this city who left Waterbury three months ago | to visit her daughter in Savannah, died ill that place on Wednesday.
 Already people are getting ready fol spring planting, and if the weather holds out good for few weeks more farm hands will be in big demand. Orders from the adjutant generals office grant leave of absence, with per mission to leave the state, to Major Warren L. Hall, aide-de-camp, 10 March 10 -.. .a-. ....
 The funeral of the late Frederick D. Blakesley will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at Hall Memor- ial chapel, with service by Dr Daven- port and interment in Riverside ceme- tery.
 A marriage license has been receiv- ed by the Plainville town clerk from Waterbury, recording the marriage December 23 of Cornell A. Northrop of Waterbury and Jessie H. Ford of Plainville.
 In the city court to-day before Judge Burpee Thomas Mccarthy was fined $7 and costs for intoxication and for the same offense Mrs Ellen Daw- son was fined $5 and costs. Both were put on probation.
 Robert Manion has sold his three family house on Summer street to Mir and Mrs William l.. Kenealy. They have bought it as an investment, and extensive Improvements are to be made. The sale was made through the agency of John s. Neagle, 1OS Bank street
 The funeral of Miss Joanna B. Judd, daughter of the late Sturges NJ. Judd, who died yesterday at her home on Judd street, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with service by Dr Davenport and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 To-day the department of public works publishes a notice for a public hearing on the application of the trolley company for approval of it's plans for the extension of the service along Robbins street to the town boundary at Middlebury. It is under stood that this will be the liveliest session of the kind ever held in Wa terbury.
 Miss Emma A. LeRoy of Tracy avenue and John C. Mallcy of Bristol were married yesterday morning at St Francis Xavier's church by the Rev Father Fleming. Miss Annie F. LeROy. sister of the bride, was maid of honor. and Charles w. Malley of Hartford, the groom's brother, was best man. A reception was held at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Richard LeRoy. After a wedding tour Mir and Mrs Malley will reside on Baldwin avenue.
 At the annual meeting of the South mayd home yesterday officers were chosen as follows: President. Mrs A. I. Goodrich; vice president, Mrs liar rlet P. Riley; secretary, Miss Susan II. Cairns: advisory board, Cornelius Tracy, H. II. Peck and E. s. Lincoln. Mrs Donels0n, the founder of the home. was reelected superintendent and treasurer At the present time the property Is unencumbercd, but the revenue is not quite sufficient to meet current expenses.
 The card party at Xavierian hall to- night will commence promptly at s o'clock and those who intend to play are requested to reach the hall early and select their places at the tables. Both whist and fOrty-ive will be played. after which there will be danc- ing. The hall has been fixed up and is now in good trim for dancing and everything is in first-class shape. so that those who attend tonight will really he surprised at the change which the hall has undergone.
 Michael McCue. an old resident of Bristol, died yesterday It his home in Woodland street following weeks illness with pneumonia. Mr McCue was one of the best known residents of Bristol and had large circle of warm friends. He was active in the affairs Of St JOSeph's parish. He Is survived by a family of four sons. Michael of Waterbury. Thomas Of New London. Frank and Pierre of Bristol. and two daughters. Mrs Thomas Dolan 1f Brsitnl and Miss Nellie L.. formerly of New Britain. wsO k now in the south.
 Frank Treat S0uthwick and Fr-,Ier- iCk K Seward of New York. visitors at the residence of Mir and Mrs George Rockwell. p First avenue. entertain eh q number of friends it the Rock well residence last night 4. an address on Plain Song and GrpgDriam Mu<is.- the last named illustrating NIT South wick's talk with vocal specimens of the music in question The speaker mentioned with appr0batlon the erIict Of Pope Pius x that tIse Gireg0rian tones Iye employed fin the worship of the Roman Catholic chuTI h. and urD ceetief con amore t0 feTI of tIis origin of the Plain Song and ihe develop- ment Of ft through IftuFyicaI u-e dur ing the earIy centuries of the Chris tian era
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