Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-16

ueetlHS at 1V O CLOCK to-IuorToW morning.
 The distribution of Maurice liar rington's property was expected to be what it was, according to to-mor- rows Waterbury Herald.
 The Waterbury Celtic Medical so- ciety will have an outing at SaVin Rock Monday, with banquet at Cox's. This will be the closing meet ing of the year.
 A grand story on the coming sang erfest, with pictures of all officials and other illustrations and programs and line of march of the big parade in to-morrow's Waterbury Herald. You want this.
 Charles Edward Ebert, aged II months, son of MT and Mrs Emil Ebert, died at o'clock last evening at the home of his parents on East mountain. The funeral will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the house, the Rev Frederick D. Buckley officiating. -
 The Blake X Johnson Csnpany purchased the Grilley property in Wa terville and will use the place for fac tory purposes. It is the intention to dispose of the property on East Main and North Elm street and build on the new site, but it will be some time before the change takes place.
 Court Verdi, No 151,, F. of A., held a meeting last evening and cleo ted the following officers: Chief ~ A Montella; R. S., A. R. Lanvolfo, sen- for woodward, G. Giviella; junior woodward, NJ. Silvestri; senior bea- dle, F. Ciriello; junior beadle, P. Ale to; second trustee, z. Pascucci; lec- turer, Al Russo.
 Dr F.. w. Mcdonald and son, Jo- seph Mcdonald, will sail for Europe on June 30. On July two of the doctors daughters. the Misses Mary and Margaret Mcdonald, will join a party of tourists en route for the old world. The members of the Mc- Donald family will meet beyond the deep" and make make the return trip on the same steamship.
 About fifty couple were present last evening in Elks' hall when the semi annual reception of the Algonquin club | was held. Fifteen members on the program and all were heartily en- cored, music being furnished by Lal- Hers orchestra. The following was the arrangement committee: Michael Grout. John A. Hayden, Edward J. Real. Peter Lynch and Alfred Coligan. The following is list of the new officers of Liberty circle, c. of F.: Past chief companion, Miss Alice Me- | Grath; sub-chief companion. kath- arine Doyle; recording secretary, Margaret Flynn: financial secretary, Mary Grady; treasurer, Adeine Blansfield: right guide, Katharine O'Laughlin: left guide. Fannie Flynn; inside guard. Ella Thompson; outside guard, Della Moore; musi- clan, Mae Doyle.
 The members of Miss Reeds danc- ing classes are working hard to make | their coming reception at Eagles hall Friday evening, June 22, 1906. one of the greatest events of its kind ever given in this city. A fine con- cert will start at o'clock. Sixteen young men, members of the school, will act as ushers, and they will see that each ones program is well fill-d if desired. The leading number on the dance program will be the June Shower Two-step." Music for dane ing by Lallier's orchestra.
 A surprise party was held at the home of Miss Julia McGrath of Syl. van avenue Thursday evening in hon. or of Edith Wilson of Hartford. There were violin selections by Mas ter Edward Egan and Miss Helen Cassin: piano selections by Mi s Mary Casey and Miss Mary Laffin: vocal selections by Roy Coogan and Catherine Mcfarland: tanjo gel C. tions by Anuie Flannery and May Day: mandolin selections by Ma y Murphy and John Dwyer. The ra~ty broke up at a seasonable hour after refreshments were served.
 John Loughlin. janitor of the City i hall building. lost his reputation to- day as weather prophet and from now on his prognostications in that line will be taken with big grain of salt. When the base ball committee was running about the building this morning inquiring about the weather conditions. Mr LOughlin assured ey- erybody that it would come out all right. He knew. he said. because he always heard if it rained before on all such occasions it cleared up be- | fore II. He never knew 1t 10 fail and he was willing 10 stake his repU- tatiun that this would prove no ex' Ieeption. They believed him. but when the clock struck II and it was still pouring. the ianitor didn't know what to say and if he hadn't got ont of the way he would have been mobbed.
 The SpaniSh-Americau war veterans
 met in Meriden yesterday and elected the following oficerS: Department
 commander. Major John q. Tilson
 New Haven: senior vice-comman'ier. III 1T. Saunders. Hartford: junior rice commander. <. F.. MassTn- Har,fOri; judge advocate. r. r.. Johnson. Hart. ford: surgeon. Dr !. w Wright | BFidgeport: chaplain. C. <. Bullock, Stratfori: inspector. Irving D. Wi.
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