Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs Robert Spencer May will be the soloistat an organ recital given by William Hall Miner on Monday ey- ening in St Johns church, Water- bury.
 Henry F. Stone, formerly local freight agent for the N. Y., N. H. X Il. R. k. Co, is now division superln- tendent for the J. J. O'Brien Con struction Co, with headquarters in Waterbury.
 The remains of Lettie, widow of the John Ellis of Meriden. were brought to Naugatuck for interment Tn Hillside cemetery yesterday. The Ellis family were for many years residents of Naugatuck.
 D. r. Mills, father of Miss Annie Mills, who is bringing suit against l the borough for injuries sustained by falling on the sidewalk, is highly in- dignant over the condition of the sidewalk on Maple street. Those who are to take part in the entertainment at the Hayseed social to be given on the evening of Janu- ary 7, by the Young Peoples society of the Congregational church, will meet in the parish house this evening. The High school basketball team demonstrated it's superiority over the Films in spirited contest ill the High school gymnasium by a score Of IS to II. The preliminary gauie ! was won by the sophomors, who de- feated the juniors by a score of 3S to 10.
 At the annual meeting of the Car penters' union held last evening, Thomas B. Riley was elected presi- dent; William A. Doyle, vice-pres:- dent: George S. Clark, treasurer; Frank M. Taylor, financial secretary; William A. Doyle, business agent; Alfred Marsden, conductor; Ira Houseknecht, warden; Michael Me- Carthy, trustee for eighteen months. Court Naugatuck. I. o. F., elected the following officers for the ensuing year: c. R., Pierce F. Freeman; Y. c. R., Peter J. Ford; R. S., William F. kehoe; r. S., Dennis M. Linskey; treasurer Patrick J. Deegan; or- ganizer, w. H. Kehoe; superinten- dent. J. 0. Luman Lamphere; organist. Thomas Sweeney; s. w, John King: J. w., Patrick Reagan: $. R., Thomas O'Loughlin; J. B., Pat rick J. Brennan.
 The St Francis T. A. B. society has elected the following officers for the ensuing terms: President and editor, John Fitzgerald; vice-president, John Connors; financial secretary, Law renee ]. Farrell; recording secretary, James Newman; treasurer. Patrick Began; chaplain the Rev Father Fan ming: sergeant-at-arms. Thomas Bowling, ST: marshal, William Too. hey; auditing committee, William Purcell, Joseph Reynolds, William Phalen.
 At the meeting of Laurel temple, R. &. officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: r. C.. Clara Han del; NJ. F.. C.. Belle Barnett; F. &. Ada Melbourne; F. IL, Daisy Winne- gar: M., Bertha Wood: NJ. of R. and C.. Adele Smith: M. of F., s. T. Beecher: F., Agnes Chevalier: 0. G.. Augusta HOadley: trustee. Jessie .. Perry. The newly-elected officers will be installed at the second meeting in January. It was voted to give card party early in January.
 The Christmas entertainment os the Naugatuck Congregational Sun day school was held in the parish house last evening. the following pro- gram was rendered.:
 Biff Perkins Toboggan Slide.
 Miss Helene Cecil Futile. Roses After Rain ........ Lehman
 Mrs Lilla Wigmore Squire. The Ruggleses Christmas Dinner
 Miss Futile.
 Mignon ........... Guy q Hardelot
 Mrs Squire. Christmas Even in Mining Camp
 Miss Futile.
 Spring Song ................ Sapio Mrs Squire.
 Entertaining Mas Company
 Miss Futile
 Oranges and candy were distrib- uted to the children at he close of the entertainment.