Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-26
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The Martin Preparatory school is to be removed to the building now occupied by Lester H. Winslow on Meadow street.
 One of the most enjoyable dances of the season will be given tonight at Columbus hall by the Military band of Waterbury.
 now used by Miss Gardiner's school will be occupied by Professor Lester H. Winslow as residence.
 Lamka council, D. of P, of New Haven extends an invitation to the members of Ramona council, No IA, to be present at their meeting this evening. The chiefs for the next term will be raised up. A special meeting of the officers of the three divisions of the A. o. H. will be held tonight in Hibernian hall at which matters pertaining to the county convention of the A. 0, H. to be held here on Labor day will be | discussed.
 l MT and Mrs A. G. Anderson of Hotchkiss street sail from New York for Sweden on the steamship Cedric which leaves on Friday. They are to remain the coming winter at Kristen hamn, where the parents of MT An derson reside. Mir Anderson has been in this country fifteen years.
 The trustees of the Baptist church, at a meeting at the Union City chap el, have been requested to ask the borough authorities to stop the ball playing Sundays both on Prospect street and in the lots south of the chapel on the Gibbud places. Chief Schmidt will attend to the matter. The St George Lithuanian society will give a picnic at Linden park Saturday afternoon and evening. Mu- sic for dancing will be furnished by P. Bakdanavich's orchestra. No ad- mission will be charged. The com | mittee of arrangements consists of Joseph Raytikewich, D. F. Eimaitis, Joseph Stein and Martin Ufas.
 At the meeting of St Francis T. A. B. society Monday evening the fol- lowing delegates were elected to rep resent the society at the c. T. A. U. convention in Middletown on Aug ust 27 and 2S: John Fitzgerald, John Connors, William Purcell. Michael J. Duigan. The delegation will include County Director and Delegate James Newman.
 | Mary J., widow of Silas House. knecht, died yesterday at the resi- dence of her son, Mahlon House. knecht, on Spencer street. The funer- Ial will take place Saturday at 2 Io'clock from her late residence and the interment will be at Grove ceme- tery. Mrs Houseknecht leaves fam fly of several sons and daughters, all of whom are married.
 | Attorney Thomas Bowen, who is looking after the interests of the St George Lithuanian society, has con- | ferred with officials of the railroad company on a matter of business con- nected with the laying of the double track. It is said that the Lithuanian society wants the railroad company to build a retaining wall alongside the society's property at Linden park. |
 Attorney John M. Sweeney told the board of warden and burgesses at the last meeting that the railroad company was ready to negotiate with the borough for the purchase of the Water street hose house property, but that the company would not pay $20,000. the price asked by last years board. He said the company was willing to submit the matter to arbitration, but Warden Roberts ex- pressed himself as being opposed to arbitration. He also informed the board that he had learned that Jane Hotchkiss would claim damages of s1,200 from the borough because the road in front of her property on High street had been raised. He said he had told Judge Root. who is Mrs Hotchkiss' attorney, that the borough | rouId paf nay