Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

M. c. l. will be held this evening | at o'clock.
 A cement walk is being laid in front of the Whittemore building on Maple street.
 Miss Margaret Fury of Ansonia is
 the guest of Miss May Baxter of
 Johnson street.
 lawn party was held last even-
 ing at the home of Miss May Baxter
 on Johnson street.
 A new crosswalk has been laid
 across Church street in front of St
 Francis church.
 Detective Edward Cronin of Bridge port visited his parents, Mir and Mrs Michael Cronin of High street this week.
 Mrs F. 8. Grant and family and
 Mrs Grants sister, Miss Gleason of
 Rye, N. Y., are visiting MT and Mrs
 F. K. Grant of Meadow street.
 There is to be whist at the Hotel Pembroke in Woodmont on Friday evening for the benefit of St Agnes chapel. Already 500 tickets have been disposed of. Mrs William Kennedy of Naugatuck and her able assistants are working indefatigably for its success. The Rev J. Smith of Nor wich, cousin of Mrs Kennedy, is the guest of her family. Several Nauga- tuck people will attend the whist.
 Miss Marguerite May, daughter of Mrs James o. May of Terrace avenue, was riding her pony on Maple street yesterday when the animal, taking advantage of moment when she was reaching to restore a lost stir rup, gave sudden twist and threw her completely over its head. After stepping upon her, the horse ran off. Miss May was picked up unconscious, but upon recovering, demanded her pony and pluckily mounted him and rode home. She was attended by Dr Spring, who said that no bones were broken, but that she suffered from many contusions and severe ner- vous shock.
 The state railroad commissioners have issued an order approving the layout of changes in tracks in Naug- atuck and approves the taking of the land therefor. The original petition on the Naugatuck matter was heard in August, 1905, and an order passed on it. It was afterwards discovered that Eliza J. Maher. who owned land which 1t was proposed to take by condemnation proceedings, died be- fore the company had time to serve notice on her of the proceedings. When this fact was discovered the company petitioned to have the mat ter reopened. The petition was grant ed and all parties interested, includ- ing the Maher estate, notified. The order of the commissioners now grants the petition of the company.
 The wedding of Edith May Tolles to Herbert Charles Sanborn, A. M., of Winchester, Mass, took place yes- terday. The officiating clergyman was the Rev Sherrod Soule. The maid of honor was Miss Corinna Crowl of Sterling, III, who was a classmate of the bride at Wellesley, and the groom was attended by Professor Howard l.. Gray, instructor of history in Har- yard college. The brides dress was of white radium satin over white silk. trimmed with princess lacs. She carried shower bouquet cf bri ie roses and wore brooch of pearls, the gift of the groom. The bride is graduate of the Naugatuck High school of the class of 1901 and grad uated from Wellesley college last June The groom is a graduate of Tufts college, receiving his A. NJ. ie- gree from the Boston university. He did graduate work at the University of Heidelburg. Germany. during inc years 1901. 1902 and 1903, making a study of high German idioms. He was for two years the principal of the Naugatuck High school, the bride graduating therefrom during his in- incumbency. The house was simply but tastefully adorned with pot.ad palms and golden rod, under the di- rcct'on of Florist Dallas of Wates- bury and a wedding luncheon was served by Mrs Thorp. The pair were the recipients of many costly tokens of congratulation from their many friends. They left on an afternoon train for Philadelphia, whence they will sail on August IS for Liverpool. thence to the continent for their honeymoon trip. They will finally settle at Munich, at me university of which Mir Sanborn will .rsue a course of study for three years look ing toward the attainment of a doc torate in psychology. Mir Sanborn has published a text book on German for the usp nf schools