Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

 | trip to New York city. Edward Frederick of AnsOnla was | the guest of friends in town yester- day.
 Miss Katrina Rodenbach of Ter race avenue is spending d few days in New York city.
 James Flaherty has returned from Canada, where he has resided for the past two years.
 Miss Della Stanton has returned home after a few days visit with friends in Norfolk.
 Simeon Dreyer of Port Jefferson. l.. | I. is the guest of his son, 1. Dreyer of Central avenue.
 Miss May Adamson has returned | from Meriden, where she has been the guest of relatives.
 Miss Lizzie Cuddy of Cherry street has returned from a weeks visit with relatives in New York city.
 Cumanan Ma Gaelige society will give a concert at Columbus hall Sun day evening, December 15. Admis- | sion will be 70 cents.
 Mrs John D. Howell and son. Le- roy. of Port Jefferson, l. Il. are the guests of Mr and Mrs Roselle Hinck- | ley of Golden Hill street
 Miss Ethel Chipman has returned to her home in Thomaston after few days visit with her aunt, Mrs Henry Miller of Prospect street.
 Misses Mamie Flynn and Josephine McGivney of AnsOnia, who have been the guests of Mrs Patrick Cleary Oi Olive street, have returned home.
 Rev E. A. Zetterstrand has return ed from New York city, where he at ] tended meeting of the board of mis- siOns of the New York conference.
 It is expected that large delega- tion of the local aerie of Eagles will go to Wallingford this evening to as- sist at the formation of new aerie in that city.
 H. D. Patterson has moved his gro Cery business from the Freeman build ing on Church street to one of the buildings owned by G. w. Benedict on the opposite side of the street.
 At the dance to be given by the Naugatuck band on Thursday evening at Columbus hall fine programme of up to date dance music will be played and good time assured to all who attend.
 One of the many attractions at the fete to be given by the Church Help CTS at Red Mems hall on December 12 will be novel entertainment by the choir boys. There will also he read ings by parties from Waterbury.
 R. F.. Grand King Charles A. Farm ham of Collinsville will pay AlIerton 1 chapter No 30 R. A. NJ. an official visit this evening A good attendance | Is expected. Refreshments will be served after the business meeting.
 The Women's Missionary society will meet tomorrow afternoon at f o'clock in the parish house. A re- port of the annual meeting of the 1 Women'S Board of Missions. held in | Worcester, Mass. will be presented by Mrs H. A. Dalby.
 | Cyrus Gould and MISS M. F.. flof- ence Elliott were married this after noon in St Michaels Episcopal church | by the Rev w. H. Garth. After q short wedding trip Mir and Mrs Gould will he at home 10 their friends al | their home on Pond hill.
 At the Waldorf pool parlOrs the eleventh game of the pool tournament was between Stone of Waterbury and Long of Naugatuck. which resulted ill a score of 75 to T3 in favor of Stone. Tho game. which proved very inter- psting. was witnessed by a large 1 crowd.
 Division No 2. A. O. H., elected tho officers for the ensuing year last ev ening at their regular meeting anC they are as follows: President. Will liam P. BOwe; vice-president, Richard Clancy: financial secretary, Patricl Heating; recording secretary. Freder ick w. Walsh; treasurer. James Mur ray: trustees. John Greene. Michae Shugrue: sergeant at arms. Timothy Keefe: sentinel. Patrick King.
 At a regular meeting of Shepard lodge. No IS. F. & A. NJ. the follow. i ing officers were elected for the en suing year: w. NJ. Warren D. Abel; IT M Charles Nirshinp. M n,tis