Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-07
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs Frederick Wragg of Woodbine street was taken to the Waterbury hospital yesterday.
 The borough court will hereafter open its sessions at g a. m. in accor- dance with the announcement of Judge c. F. Hungerford.
 Fred w. Schaffer, Frank Goodyear. Benjamin Bristol, H. R. Hawley and Edward Bristol have returned from New York, where they attended the auto show.
 I The Rev E. A. Zettersstrand, pas tor of the Swedish Lutheran church, Is to deliver the annual address at \ the twenty-sixth anniversary of the 1 organization of the Swedish Luther an church.
 Thomas O'Loughlin of Cherry street, grand chief ranger of the For esters of America, attended a ban quet at the Hotel Hartford in Hart ford, given by Court Alfred E. Burr. MT O'Loughlin responded to a toast on 'The Court and the Man"
 Fred Fallon of New Haven and Miss Hilda He'd of Naugatuck were married yesterday at noon in Hart ford. William Wilson of New Haver was best man and Miss Ada Wall- bonn of Hartford was bridesmaid. Mir and Mrs Fallon will reside in New Haven.
 II The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Spencer took place yesterday iron her late residence on Cherry street. The officiating clergyman was the Rev Sherrod Soule. The pallbearel were E. c. Barnum, Sheldon F. Payne, Frank Warren and w. G Hard. The interment was in Hill side cemetery.
 I An alarm from box 25 called out the fire department shortly after noon yesterday to the house occupied by Stephen Burke and owned by the Durham Hosiery Co. A curtai caught fire in some manner, but the blaze was extinguished before the men arrived on the scene and the re call was sounded immediately. , The commissioners on the estate of the late Michael 2. Horne, Rufus w. Lewis and Joseph E. Martin, will meet to decide upon the claims of the creditors on December 17 at 2 D. m,
 Miss Nina M. Goodwin has been elected an assistant on the faculty 1 of the Windsor High school. Miss Goodwin is graduate of Mt Hol- yoke.
 Miss Lucy Penney of Antrim, N. H., has been engaged to fill the va- cancy in the Pond Hill school dis trict made by the resignation of Miss s. Etta Yates, who Is now in the Model Training school at Danbury. Miss Penney is graduate of the Plymouth, N. H., Normal school. During the past week Mrs George H. Wells has been substituting in the school.
 Naugatuck conclave, No 537, I. O. H., has elected the following officers for the ensuing year. Past archon, T. B. Harkins: archon. F. C. Bender; provost, H. R. Tiffany; prelate, How ard Hoadley; secretary, John Kirk, jr; financier, w. c. Hard; treasurer, w. D. Crampton; inspector, Frank Smith: warder. John Young; senti- nel, John Warren: trustees. T. B. Harkins, William Saunders and How ard Hoadley.
 Court Juana, Daughters of Isa- bella, has elected the following off, cers: Grand regent, Margaret Hea- ley; vice-grand regent, May A. Reil- ly; prophecies. Mary E. Neary; his torian, Margaret Clancey, financial secretary. Margaret Deegan; treas urer. Winifred Sweeney: monitor, Catherine Clancy; sentinel, Eliza beth Deegan; trustees, Catherine ], Weary. Carrie Jones, Mary Baxter, May Leary, Anna Farrell, Agnes Reilly.
 Isbell post, G. A. R., has elected officers for the ensuing year as fol. lows: Commander. r. S. Nichols: senior vice-commander, s. D. Bing. ! ham; junior vice-commander. Amos Wertz: surgeon, George H. May; chaplain, Rufus w. Lewis; officer Of the day. Michael Cronin: quarter master, E. H. Jones: officer of the , guard. Charles C. Chipman: adju- tant. Thomas J. Northrop; delegate , to the national encampment. ]. S Coleman.