Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-07
CITY NEWS

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 About forty boys and as many girls received their first communion at the Sacred Heart church yesterday morn ing at the 7:30 mass.
 Max Kluttig of the E. L. Manville Co has resigned his position to ac- cept a like position with the Hart ford Machine & Screw Go.
 Mayor w. E. Thoms, grand chan cellor for the domain of Connecti- cut, will be the guest of John Hay lodge. K. of F., this evening at Hartford.
 There will be a special meeting of Court Fruitful Vine, No 3, F. of A, this evening at Foresters' reading room to take action on the death of Charles " Bolth.
 The Right Rev Bishop Brewster made his annual visit to the local Episcopal churches yesterday and administered the sacrament of con- firmation to large classes.
 At the service in the First Bap- tist church last night, Rev Dr Hay wood announced that owing to ill health he would be obliged to have a vacation soon. He may leave dur ing the present week.
 The annual meeting of the Gradu- ate Nurses association of Connecti- cut will be held at Clinic hall. New Haven hospital New Haven, at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday, May g. A good attendance is desired. The annual meeting of the Con- necticut board of examination and registration of nurses will be held at the office of the secretary, 1423 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. June 6. All applications for regis tration must be sent to the secretary before June 4.
 Another carload of horses consist ing of single and double drivers, truck and other business horses, has just been received by F. E. Benham. The last carload was grabbed so quickly that intending purchasers should be on hand early.
 The forty hours adoration of the Blessed Sacrament opened at St Ce- elias church at the 10:30 mass yesterday morning, and will close at the s o'clock mass tomorrow morning. Father Dahme of Bridge port and Father Kost of South Gov entry are assisting the pastor, Rev Farrel Martin.
 A horse owned and driven by Har- ry Danaher, caretaker at the Water bury reservoir. took fright at an au- tomobile as Mr Danaher was driving home from Thomaston yesterday, accompanied by his wife and child. and turning suddenly, overturned and badly damaged the wagon, The occupants were considerably shaken up but not seriously injured.
 All members of Ladies auxiliary. A. O. H.. who intend to go on the trolley party tomorrow evening to New Britain and who have not as vet secured their tickets. can get them this evening by calling at the rooms of the Gaelic Literary society before s o'clock. The party will leave from in front of City hall to- morrow evening at : o'clock sharp.
 The semi-annual election of off, cers of the Algonquin club was held at their tepee on South Elm street yesterday afternoon. The election resulted as follows: Big chief. Mi- chael Grout: keeper of the wampum. Michael Lawlor: guardian of the records. Peter Lynch; keeper of the tepee. Thomas Butterly. The mem- lx-z SnnsaaJ t, r-;ya a rrfyasa dancQ the early part Of next month.
 Stanley Bartlett of the Washing ton Park Methodist church. Bridge port. who replaces F. E. Granniss as organist at the First Methodist church of this city. assumed his new charge yesterday. The new quartet is composed of Miss Florence O. Richards of West Haven. soprano; Miss Mildred T. Richards of New Haven. contralto: James Johnson of this city. tenor. and Rollin P. Clarke. bass.
 Al the First Congregational church yesterday the new choir was heard for the first time. The solo fists are Mrs Wilhelmina Wright Call vert. soprano. formerly of the Uni tartan church of Keene. V. H: Mrs Robert Spencer May. contraliO. of Naugatuek. formerly solOist at the South Congregational church in New Britain: and Herbert s. Bullard. bass. who was formerly al the Cen ter CouEregationaI church in Hart ford. The tenor has nor yet been se- lected.
 Al meeting of the union commit tee of the Holy Name societies of Waterbury held yesterday at St Francis xavisr's church. officers were chosen as follows: President. P I- Mcdonald: vice president. John F. whslau: treasurer. Martin F. Cunningham; grand marshal. John II Moran: assistant marshal. Jere- mfzh ShuErue. Before the union committee got together the Holy Name society connected with St Francis Matters parish met and voted 10 put q memorial window in the church which will be dedicated to the society and to it's deceased members
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