Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
Suburban News
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

There will be Lenten services in St Francis's church this evening at 1880 o'clock.
 All the employees of the G. I. R. Glove Co will be paid at the office on Saturday afternoon at l o'clock.
 Laurel temple, R. s., will give a card party in Pythian hall this even- ing. Refreshments will be served.
 At the Lenten services in St Mich aePs church tonight at o'clock the sermon will be preached by the Rev J. H., Stansfield of Waterville.
 Ground was broken yesterday for the cellar of the new building to be erected by John Weisman at the cor ner of Bridge and Spring streets.
 The work of putting the base ball diamond at Hotchkiss field in condi- tion for the base ball season of 1906 will be commenced in few days.
 It is said that a remonstrance is to be filed against granting the trolley company permission to lay switch track on South Main street in front of Rubin's block.
 A meeting of the confirmation class will be held at St Michael's chapel Saturday evening at 7:30, The class will be confirmed by Bishop Brewster on May G..
 The high, school basketball teams, the Classics and Scientif1cs. played a hotly contested game Wednesday in the high school gymnasium, and the Classics won by score of 35 to IS.
 The officers of Naugatuck con clave, Improved Order Heptasophs, have been invited to Seymour to- night to exemplify the degree work on a class of candidates for the con- clave in that town. .
 The Y. M. c. A. pool team has is- sued challenge to the Salem Social club. The Y. M. c. A. team is com posed of four of the best players in the association and if the challenge is accepted the contest will be an in- teresting one. "
 The funeral of Mrs Ernest Patter- son was held from her late residence on Meadow street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev J. H. Lockwood, pastor of the Methodist church, con- ducted the services. 1nterment was in Grove cemetery.
 ..Ex-Burgess William H. Mccarthy and Burgess James E. Finnegan will probably be the only two democratic for the office of burgess this year. Joseph Jackson and Thomas Gormely do not, want the office and will not allow their names to be used as possibilities.
 At the morning service at the Methodist church next Sunday a of new members will be re- ceived into the church and a number of infants will be baptized. At the farewell service in the evening the pastor, the Rev J. H. Lockwood, will close his three years pastorate and preach farewell sermon.
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Pat terson, aged 27 years, wife of Ernest Patterson of Maple street, whose | death Qccugred Wednesday after noon; tooK place this afterhoon 1t 2i o'clock at her late residence. The service was conducted by the Rev !. H. Lockwood, pastor of the Metho- list church. Interment was in Grove cemetery.
 The high school basketball team will play the Business Mems team in he high school gym this evening. The Business Mems team will be composed of the following men: c. r. Kaylor, Walter Brown, William Watson, Charles Tomkinson and VII fam Goyne. The preliminary game will be between the Seniors and high school second team.
 The official board of the local Methodist church has extended a call o the Rev G. T. Freeman, pastor Of he Methodist church in Darien. to become pastor of the Methodist hurch of Naugatuck, to succeed the Rev J. H. Lockwood, who retires rom the pastorate of the local hurch next Sunday. The Rev Mir Freeman has expressed his willing less to come here, providing the bishop appoints him at the close Of he conference, which is to be held nyt month. .r4A Eg1E. .ffEff r.rI .r E.rr |