Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Miss Marguerite May has re-enter- ed the Campbell school at Windsor Locks.
 John J. German is making exten- tive Improvements in the Mulville block
 The Swedish Congregational church is holding series of special meetings each night this week.
 James +. McCann of German street, has received an increase in his pension from SS to 10 per month.
 Mrs Daniel Lersch of Hotchkiss street has been in Brooklyn, N. Y. attending the funeral of her mother.
 At meeting of Naugatuck ae~ie, F. 0. F.. appropriate resolutions on the death of Conrad Gaab were adopted.
 John Stapleton. jr. of Church street has returned to Wayne, Pa, where he is physical directo of q boys academy.
 Miss Pauline l.. May, daughter of Mrs J. 0. May of Terrace avenue, has returned to Bradford academy, Haverhill, Mass.
 The fifth anniversary of the St Ce- celia T. A. B. society will be cele. brated at Columbus hall on Wednes- day, January 30.
 At the annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Immediate Relief associa- ton the following officers were elect ed for 1907; President, r. w. Weber; vice-president. w, C. Painter; secre- tary, A. H. Eagan; treasurer, Les ter H. Winslow; financial committee, William A. Titley, Albert J. Wiggles- worth and John Stevenson.
 At the annual meeting of the Swe- dish Congregational church. the fol- lowing officers were elected: Presi- dent, Theodore Johnson; vice-presi- dent and treasurer, .Donatus Ander- son; clerk, Andrew Nelson; trustee for two years, Albert Johnson and August Johnson; deacons, August Johnson and R. Norlund; collectors, Charles Rappe and August P. John son.
 The annual meeting Of the stock holders of the Naugatuck National bank took place yesterday and the following board of directors were elected: George X. Lewis. $. F. Hop kins. H. B. Futile, F. W. Tolles, D. F. Mills, A. H. Dayton. The meeting of the directors followed the stock holders. meeting, the following Offi- cers for the ensuing year were cho- sen: President, George A. Lewis; vice-president. r. w. Tolles; cashier, A. H. Dayton; assistant cashiers, c.. NJ. Rumney and George T. Wigmore: teller, R. N. Wilmot.
 Last night at special meeting of the Ecclesiastical society. George A. Lewis was appointed the society's agent to sign papers giving their con- sent to the sale of the postofiice block. The property in question was originally part of the Hotchkiss es- tate and was willed to Mrs Hotchkiss for life. with an ultimate reversion- ary interest to the Congregational church society and she executed a lease for term of years to the post office department and to Shepherd lodge. r. and X M. Before the ex- piration of the leases however. Mrs HOtchkiss died and the lease holders are endeavoring to establish n claim to the occupancy of the property.
 A most enjoyable smoker was held in Pythlan hall last night by Oieda council. No B Knights of Columbus to celebrate the twenty-first anniver- sary of their institution. The af- fair was arranged by an efficient committee composed of John NJ. Hearns, chairman; K. Emmett Bax- ter, vice-chairman: Joseph J. Hall, w. H .Kehoe. Joseph Neal and John Maher. The program was opened with a piano selection by Professor Burley of Ansonia. A song by R. Emmett Baxter followed by whis- tling selection by Mir Bowling. ac- companied by Dr O'Neil on the ban jo. wins happily received. An exhibi- ton of boxing by Harrison and Shea was declared draw. decision which met with general satisfaction. lowed by a clever exhibition of buck and wing dancing by Mccoy of An sonia. Joseph ]. Halls remarks on the good of the order were in happy vein and a wrestling bout by Charles Lawson and John Kelly was the fea- ture of the evening. Professor Me Coy followed with a series of popu- lar parodies and John Freeman's singing was enthusiastically applaud el. The grand finale by the whole