Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Mrs Neschke of Bank street is entertaining friends from New York.
 Miss Mary Malone of Bank street is entertaining friends from Meriden.
 Joseph Riley, clerk in Smiths drug store, will spend Thanksgiving day in Providence,
 Miss Helen McGill of North Leonard street is visiting Miss Mabel Almas of Hartford.
 Miss Katharine Malone of Bank street, has accepted position in Reid &t Hughes's store.
 James Ray of Yonkers, N. Y., is spending few days at his home on South Leonard street.
 MT and Mrs John Murphy of Lawrence street will spend Thanks giving in Westerly, R. I.
 Thomas Condon of the Brook lyn engine house is spending a couple of days i'd Hartford
 Michael Kane of Bank street, who has been confined to his home with illness the past week, shows little improvement.
 Mrs Anna Lord and daughter Daisy have returned from Bridge port, where they attended the flu neral of a relative.
 As tomorrow is Thanksgiving the Brooklyn drug stores will close from 1 to in the afternoon and after o'clock in the evening.
 James White of North River side street and Miss Julia Boisvert will be married at St Anne's church tomorrow morning at o'clock
 The annual fair and supper of the Ladies Aid society of the Third church will be held on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next week.
 Miss Gertrude Reynolds is for the present filling the place in the Town Plot school made vacant by the resignation of Miss Mary Healey, who accepted a position in the city schools.
 Miss Minette Nolan, Miss Mary Carroll and Miss Julia Sullivan of the New Haven Normal school, and Miss Helen Wood of the New Britain Normal school, will spend Thanks giving at their homes in this section.
 William Stoker of Lafayette street, who has been employed as baggagemaster at .the Oakville sta tion, has been promoted to a run on the main line. For the present he will be on the early morning train from Winsted to Bridgeport.
 Last evening the St Thomas picked team at the Lyceum by the score of 20 to 2. The players on the winning team, which is managed by Dennis Kelly, were: John Doyle, John McGinniss, James Condon, Thomas Mulligan and Daniel liar ringtOn.
 -Vladas Leszczynskas, Yuozas ,Tamoszunas and Yuozas Vilkas left this morning to enter the Valparaiso university in Indiana. The three young men are well known in Lithu- anian circles in Brooklyn and for some time have been preparing to enter college.
 Max Kamack of James street, who was injured at Waterville sev- eral days ago, was more seriously hurt than at first thought. Satur- day it looked as though his injuries would prove fatal, but an operation Sunday by Drs Parker and Anderson improved his condition considerably, and he is now out of danger.
 My, but the railroad has left Porter street in terrible condition. Don't blame the taxpayers to make howl. The writer went down the thoroughfare this morning and was surprised at the manner in which it has been left near the new bridge. Some one should be made to fix it. The people should have some redress.
 -"How much did Bill Mahaney pay for the rabbits in his window?" is the question going the rounds in Brooklyn. He went coon hunting Monday and brought back three rab- bits. Although William strongly de- nies it, nevertheless it is said he purchased the Jacks" in Woodbury. Yes, there is some good huntsmen in Brooklyn.
 For some time the doctors have been making laws for everybody; it is now time that some one should make a few for them," remarked Brooklynite this morning, while com- menting upon their action of Mon day evening. Still, there are a few doctors not in the association" he continued, "and perhaps others who are tied up to lodges will decide to give up the association rather than throw over the lodges"
 Miss Margaret A. Dolan, daugh- ter of Mrs Mary Dolan of Lafayette street, and Patrick F. Barnes, son of MT and Mrs Patrick Barnes of Rail- road Hill street. were married at 6:45 this morning at St Patrick's church. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev Joseph Gleeson, who also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Miss Julia Dolan, sister of the brIle, and John Barnes. brother of the groom, were the at- tending couple. The bride was gowned in a handsome blue tailor made suit and wore a picture hat to | match. 'Oh Promise Me" was rem dered hy Miss Maude Delaney, while | a solo was also given by Miss Mary Daily. MT and Mrs Barnes left on an | early train for trip to New York | and Pittsburg. On their return they | will reside at 1G5 Washington ave nue.