Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-09
CITY NEWS.

There will be meeting this even-
 ing of the degree team of the Ladies'
 auxiliary. \. o. H.
 Elsie Johnson of Monroe's bushes.
 college has accepted a position a.
 stenographer with Root & Boyd.
 Mrs John P. Kellogg left Liver
 pool for home to-day on one of the
 Cunarders. She has been sojournins
 in Europe all winter.
 A months mind mass will be cele-
 brated on Monday morning, at [ 1 o'clock at St Patrick's church, for the
 late Patrick Loughman.
 An anniversary mass for the late
 Martin Campion, will be celebrated Monday morning, at 73O o'clock. at
 St Francis Xaviers church. During the performance of the 1 Meredith sisters at the Jacques yes.
 terday afternoon, their drop fell, but
 did not strike either of the young | ladies.
 George Donahue, who made such 1 hit in the Talma minstrels, but who l since that time has been confined to
 ms home with sickness, is in serious I condition. There will be an anniversary re- qulem mass at the Immaculate Con-
 ceptlon church Monday morning at o'clock for the late Timothy Mo
 Carthy of Union street.
 Daniel T. Harrington has sold for Gustaf Erickson his three family house at 15 Ludlow street to Cath crime A. Fitzgerald. who purchased the property for an investment
 The third degree committee of the Knights of Columbus will meet to- morrow afternoon in their hall, at 3 o'clock. It is expected that forty candidates will receive the third de- gree in April
 Thomas Moran left yesterday for an extended stay at Ashville. N. C., for the benefit of his health. John Barrett is another Waterburian in that city at present endeavoring to regain his health.
 Ivy temple, Pythian Sisters, of this city, entertained a number of mem- bers of the order from Torrington yesterday afternoon and evening. At the evening meeting twenty candi- dates were elected.
 James w. Hodson and his brother Frederick, who lives in Naugatuck, sailed to-day for the Bermudas. They will visit Cuba and see the battle fields where the United States and the Spanish soldiers met.
 meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock met tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at K. of c. hall. Installation of off, cers will take place and every mem- Der is requested to attend. The third degree committee will meet at o'clock.
 Miss Helen Chase and her niece. Mildred, daughter of H. s. Chase, left to-day on the Lucania for Liver pool. They will travel good deal of continental Europe. H. s. Chase will start for Liverpool in week or two and meet them in Paris.
 At the organ recital given by R. A. Laslett Smith in Trinity church this afternoon, Mrs Wilhelmina Wright Calvert of the First church choir was the soloist. The program was as follows: March Religioso. Guilmant; Musette, MacMaster; "The Earth is the Lord's," Schneider; Scherzo, Hoffmann; Pierne, Loret.
 The committee chosen to nom- mate officers for the new Republican club is made up as follows: U. q. l Church, Joseph H. Reid, W. W. | Holmes, !. H. Filling, Thomas Dem 1 nison, W. J. Larkin. C. F. Meigs. | George E. Sellew, l.. E. Fitzsimons. | Cornelius Tracy, Robert F. Palmer, 1 NJ. F. Parkinson, Matthew Carolin. | They will report to meeting called l for the evening of March 16.
 At the Advent Christian church on Cherry street services tomorrow will | be by Rev C. F. l.. Smith, pastor. | at l0:30 a. III. and p. m., Sunday school at 12:05 D. m, Loyal l Workers meeting at 5:30 D. m. Warren P. Hough. the singing evan gelist of Hartford, will sing at these All are welcome. At the | Loyal Workers meeting at 5:30 p. 1 m. Mir Hough will conduct q special service of song.
 Miss Ruth Nichols was rendered a at her home on the Pearl Lake road last night. An interesting and literary program was Those present were Miss May Small of Hartford, Miss Theresa McGrath, Miss Florence Stanfield. Miss Ruth Fitzsimons, Miss L. Miner "a Nichols of Hartford. Miss Mabel Branch, Miss Loretta Dwyer. Miss Addie l.arrow. Miss Carolina DeFa- Dritis, Miss Nellie Nichols. Miss Rena Moses, Mrs Carrie Bradshaw. Mrs Charles Hallock. Miss Catherine Ryan. Harold Pilxington, Eddie Benjamin Hale, Walter John Pelletier. Howard