Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

James Campbell of Torringtor spent Sunday with relatives in the borough.
 Miss Agnes Breen of Ward street has returned from a short trip tc | New York.
 The Kings Daughters will meet this evening in the Parish house al 7:3O o'clock.
 Tomorrow night at the opera house the attraction will be Along the Kennebec."
 Miss Eleanor Manville, who has been visiting friends in Ansonia, has returned nome.
 James Campbell and William Glynn of Torrington spent Sunday at their homes here.
 Miss Maude Baker has returned to her home in Bridgeport, after a short visit with friends here.
 Bart Desmond of Wallingford, a 1 former resident of this town, visited with relatives here over Sunday.
 Dennis Maloy of Elizabeth, N. J., was the guest of John Hearns of Goodyear avenue for the past few days.
 James P. Sweeney, who attends Yale, spent Sunday with his parents, MT and Mrs James Sweeney of Cen tral avenue.
 A number of young people of Naugatuck attended the dance given by Prof Sullivan Saturday night at Beacon Falls.
 The Naugatuck Lumber and Coal Co intend erecting new one story office building. The dimensions will be 17x1S feet.
 The dance given by the Red Men in their hall Saturday evening was well attended. A very pleasant time was had by all present.
 Miss Mary Cross, who teaches in the Hartford public schools, spent Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs A. B. Cross of Barnum court.
 Harry Roe Shelley, the noted composer and organist of New York, spent Saturday as the guest of William H. Miner of Hillside avenue.
 The Misses Miriam and Dorothy Peck of New Haven, who have been the guests of Miss Kathryn Hall of Ward street, have returned home
 The new watering trough on Water street is now ready for use, and the place around it will be paved with cobble stones to prevent it from being torn up by horses feet.
 A clambake was held by the Sa- lem Social club in their rooms in Hodson's block yesterday. The bake was in charge of Alfred Ashmore, Charles Moss and L. c. Bornman.
 Miss Elelen Clifford of Cliff street, who was taken seriously i'll about a week ago while at her work in the Durham Hosiery, was removed to the Waterbury hospital for treat ment.
 William Currey of May street severely strained the fragments of his left arm a few days ago while l doing some carpenter work. It will l be some days before he is able to | use his arm.
 The annual state conference of | the Congregational churches will be held in Norwich Tuesday and We'd lesday. The local church will be represented by Rev Sherrod Soule md H. A. Dalby.
 The Women's' Board of Missions will hold their annual meeting We'd lesday and Thursday of this week in Worcester, Mass. The New Haven branch will be represented by H. A. Dalby of Naugatuck.
 Centennial lodge. l. O. O. F.. will .all their meeting this evening at I3O o'clock so that the members can ake their candidates to Waterbury. where the first degree will be con erred by Townsend lodge.
 The Children of Mary will hold heir postponed whist party Tuesday evening at Columbus hall. Refresh nents will be served and dancing will conclude the evenings enjoy nent. Tickets are 50 cents each per On.
 Saturday afternoon the borough vorkmen started to dig up the iron trough that has stood for
 number of years at the corner of fau1a and Cburcb etroot. onI ,,.L- |