Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-26

hol %oC dt ppSou, SluSietoA N So 5. A son was born this morning to MT and Mrs George H. Word of 31 Vine street.
 James Coughlan has appealed layout of Eden street, claiming $1,- 900 damages. Don't forget the prom and concert | of Lallier's Military band at Good 1 Will hall, Waterville, Friday, June 2S. The full orchestra will be on hand. A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at seven | o'clock at the Immaculate Conception | church for the late Mrs Annie Sween- ey. 5..".
 Registration will be taken by the superintendent in the office of the | Friendly League tonight from $ to 9:30 for the vacation house at Madi- son. | This evening the Quaker base ball team will give their first annual | dance at Music hall, Citizens bank | building. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music.
 Friday night is the night at Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing academy | 43 East Main street. The popular varsovienne, also a new waltz, will be put on. Warm weather can have no effect in the dances, for electric fans keep the hall cool. Fine orchestra music and good floor.
 List of advertised letters: Miss Julia Ahearn, Miss Estella NJ. Allen, Alvie Berkorwitz, Miss Lizzie Dwyer. Mrs R. Daly QS1 Charles) George NJ. Davis, Richard Galligan, Mrs Elnora Hobbler, John Kennie, Miss Mae |. Smith, Miss Elizabeth Sheppard, Jo- seph Stanley, c. Harold Scuddy. At the annual school meeting in Waterville last night officers were I chosen as follows: Committeeman, E. W. Whitman; president, George A. Savers; secretary, William Ke!liher: collector for one year, Dr J. s. Hol- royd auditors, H IL. Dyson, one year, | c. H. Draper, three years.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Dennis took place this morning from her | late home on River streets with a mass of requiem at St Anne's church 1 by the Rev J. V. Belanger and inter- ment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were James McGrath, John Horigan, Philip Fountain, William Sutton. Thomas Flynn and Frederick Storrs.
 The following officers have been elected by Townsend lodge, No Sa, l. O e. F.: I. c. Mathison, N G.; E. B. Lawrence, V. G.; George N. Derigon, recording secretary; George NJ. Chap man, financial secretary; L. L. Will Hams, treasurer; C. H. Bronson, F. K. Woolworth and c. H. Skilton, trustees; O. H. Bronson, hall trustee, and H. E. Hungerford. physician.
 The Leavenworth hall last evening the annual reception of the graduat- ing class of the Waterbury Business college was held. The hall was dec orated with flowers, palms and ban ners of the class. The dance program consisted of eighteen numbers, all of which were encored. During the day the graduates were also presented with their diplomas, but no exercises were held in connection with the presentation.
 At the regular meeting of Good will lodge No 56 last night officers were chosen as follows: c. C., A. H. Post; V. C., George Dornan: prelate, Joseph H. Cookson: NJ. w., E. NJ. Cookson: K. R., c. H. Draper; NJ. F.. W. F. Axelby; NJ E., F J. Terrell; NJ. A., James Guant; | G.. Robert Callahan; O. G., W. H. Cookson: trus- tee, E. NJ. Cookson; first representa- tive, F. I. CoOkson; second represen- tative. F. A. Webster: first alternate, H. l.. Dyson, second alternate. Rob- ert Callahan.
 The Second Ward Improvement so- ciety met last night and voted to pay a visit to the city hall annex next Tuesday night and have another heart to hart talk with Mayor Thoms and his board of public works regarding | the layout of Cooke street and the ex- tension of the water main. two things which they claim will have to be done before much headway can be made towards improving property. The delegation to the central committee was requested to look into the matter of better mail service in he north end.
 Edward J. Byrnes of Scovill street and Miss Aletia P. Derwin were mar ried at o'clock this morning at the Immaculate Conception church. The Rev James Dervin. assistant pastor at St Michael's church. performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. Michael Thompson was best man and Miss Anna Bergin was maid of honor. MT and Mrs Byrnes left on a wedding tour. The couple have a host of friends in diff ferent parts of the city, many of whom were present at the ceremony, and also remembered them with sub stantial tokens of esteem.
 John Henry Moran of Cooke street and Miss Cecilia Collins Moriarty of North Willow street until recently assistant supervisor of music in the public schools wera married at 7:3O o'clock this morning at the Immacu- late Conception church ih the pres ence of a large number of relatives and friends. George Sullivan was best man and Miss Anna E. Moran, sister of the groom. was maid of honor. The Rev James E. O'Brieu performed the marriage ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. Mr and Mrs Moran left for a wedding