Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-23

Methodist church November 5, 6
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 The board of charities met last
 night and had a long talk on the estimates for 1907. They will have another session before the work is | finished.
 Y. C. Church. treasurer of the re- publican town committee, has filed i his list of expenses with the town clerk. He collected $2,025 and eX- pended $2,166.53.
 Charles O'Brien, a baker. living
 on North square, sails to- morrow hOrning for his native home Tn Ire | iand. He calculates upon spending
 lie winter there.
 Nicola Spratta of Orange street
 was promptly paid his claim yester- day morning for accidental injuries received on Oct. 1. by P. J. Horgan district manager Continental Casualty company, Chicago.
 The Bank hotel was in the hands
 of Sheriff William J. Rigney this forenoon, the proprietor, Robert Mol zon being unable to pay an alleged
 debt of $1O0 to the Empire Distillery company of New York. The sheriff installed q keeper who is in charge of the place.
 Postmaster Filling has a notion that it will not he necessary to bother sending out mail on the trol- lev cars. He expects to see the 7: 50 D. m. and the 1:10 a. m. trains re- stored and in such an event the trouble in getting mail out on time will be thing of the past.
 The Gospel Missionary society of Connecticut opened it's annual con- vention at the Peoples Church of Christ yesterday in New Britain. Rev Milton s. Anderson. pastor of the church. had the program in charge After short opening praise service. Miss NJ. A. Barrett of Waterbury made an address, her theme being "The Holy Spirit"
 Upson. Singleton X Cos Gold Bond" $2 hats-"Good as the gov ernmpnt."
 Rev Richard Morrissey, who is an assistant to Rev Father Flemming of St JOseph's s church in Willimantic, re- ceived a communication from Bishop Tierney yesterday morning ordering him to Greenwich. for further duty in the diocese. It was requested that he report to Rev Father Fitzgerald al Greenwich Friday and in the fu- ture he will he assistant to Father Fitzgerald.
 The latest class at the Friendly League k one to give the latest style of waiting upon the table. This course is especially useful before Thanksgiving. showing how tO serve and how to he served. The class meets on Friday evenings at 30 in the school of housekeeping, For further information. apply to the superinton- dent of the Friendly League on Lea vcnworth street.
 Matthew O'Brien. a delivery clerk for his brother. John O'Brien the baker. of North square, met with an accident yesterday that will keep him home for some time He was driving around street corner on Round Hill street when the wagon, which seems to have been top heavy. completely turned over. threw ont the driver and broke his right leg. Householders nearby went to his as- sistance. righted the horse and wagon and summoned medical at. tendance.
 Miss Elizabeth Y. Fegan and Fer tor of the church of the Sacred Heart Rev Thomas Shelley. during a nup- tial mass at a. m. today. The best couple were the brides cousin and brother Miss Regina ". Eustace and Alphonsus Madden. both of New York Quite a throng was in the church 10 witness the ceremony as the bride is widely known. She was cos,umed in the conventional white as was her maid Following the church ceremony there was a light re- past at the brides home and a train bore them away in the forenoon tn New York. the initial step in their wedding tour
 Miss Julia Cass of Orange street for some time past 3 stenozraPhcT in the employ of tho Hamilton Hard ware Co and Edwin Naher of 1Sla East Main street. Werp married this morning at the ImmaruJate Concrp- toin church Rev James L. D'BTipn performed the cnrsm0ny sud "eIeirst- e,I the nurtisI mass. The bride U1s a member of The Ssialiry of tIsa Chil,lren of Mary. aad m acc0uiar.7e with the custom when memlers 0f that organization are entering the married state. the ceremony was eO1- sluetpd fusftie tlle altar railing Fran rfs I Kane vas best man and Miss Mary Cass- cousin of th- hT5la vas maid of honCr 1IF and Mrs Nshar left for 8 wedding tour
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