Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-01
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Evergreen chapter, O. E. S., will meet Thursday evening at Masonic hall.
 The Tuxedo Athletic club of New | Britain will enter the contest for prizes in the c. T. A. U. field day, June 15.
 Father Traynor of Waterville has invited the Naugatuck minstrels to assist at the parish fair to be held May 10.
 | One of Liverman O'Brien's horses ran away yesterday on South Main street. After smashing the wagon he wound up at the stable.
 The Rev Sherrod Soule was in Ok ford last week assisting the minister of the Congregational church in a series of evangelistic meetings.
 The democratic convention will be held in the town hall this evening at s o'clock and candidates for town and borough offices will be nomi- mated.
 The meeting night of Companion l Court Minerva has been changed from the first and third Saturday to the first and third Wednesday. The first meeting under the new rule will be held this evening at Pythian hall.
 The Rev William MacNicholl, the newly appointed pastor of the local Methodist church, went to Water bury last evening to be in attendance at the reception given to the Rev w. E. Smith, the newly appointed pastor of the South Waterbury church, and I made the address of welcome in be. half of the church. 's T W. T. Rodenbach was unanimous. ly elected chairman and F. 0. Good year clerk at the republican caucus last evening. The full ticket placed in nomination follows: Warden, w T. Rodenbach; selectmen. A. E Schofield, Joseph Flynn; tax collec' tor, John E. Bohlin; treasurer George T. Wigmore; bailiffs, August Horn, Thomas Foy, John E. John son, Charles F. Silvernail; auditor John Kirk, Jr; registrar, John B Rollinson; board of education Charles L. Berger; high school com mittee, H. L. Isbell, James Penrose; town clerk, Hugh Hearns.
 The laying of the sanitary sewer on South Water street which is to connect with the Rubber avenue sewer, is seriously handicapped by the failure of the railroad company to leave a suitable outlet through the cement wall which it has built The digging through five feet oi solid masonry involves considerable time and expense at the cost of the borough.
 The borough board held an ad ojurned meeting in the town hall fol lowing the republican convention last evening. All of the members were present except M. B. Reidy and J. J. Linsky. The following were ap pointed election officers to serve al the coming borough election: Firs ward, moderator, T. H. Benton; as sistant moderator, F. K. Grant checker, E. Sanders; envelope bootl tenders, F. A. Sears, J. M. Hearns ticket booth tenders, Charles Par ker, William Ryan; booth tenders Clarence Havens, Joseph Mcclure door tender, Joseph Gallagher; sec ond ward, moderator, Warren Bird sail; assistant moderator, c. F. Hub bell: checker, P. H. Johnson; envel ope booth tenders, J. T. Richardson George NJ. Kelley; ticket booth tend CTS, Wallace Pinney, Michael Ford booth tenders, William R. Brown, A S. Peck; door tender, Thomas Ahearn; third ward, moderator, M J. Langley; assistant moderator, E c. Hall: checker, R. w. Johnson; en velope booth tenders, J. F. Richard son, eGorge M. Kelly: ticket bootl tenders, Wallace Pinney, Michae Ford; booth tenders, W. R. Brown Arthur Peck; door tender, Thomas W. Ahern.. The following were ap pointed as attendants for the spe cial freemen's meeting to vote or pest house: First ward, moderator T. A. Benton; assistant moderator T. K. Grant: checker. George w Wood; box tender, John Leary; sec ond ward. moderator, ". Birdsall assistant moderator, c. F. Hubbell checker, Howard Burlinghame; bo, tender, Joseph Jackson; third ward moderator. M. J. Langford; assistan moderator, B. c. Hall; checker. D N. Linsky; box tender, Daniel Nc