Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-24
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

 public hearing in the court room on the petition of the trolley company to change their turnout from Ceme- tery street to South Main street below Maple.
 Miss Katherine Hall of Ward street had charge of the musical pro, gram at the graudation exercises or the State Normal school at New Ha- ven last week. She was member of the graduating class.
 One of the best ball games of the season will be played here next Sat urday afternoon. Manager Rogers of the local fire department team has secured the Eastern College associa- tion of New York city to play the locals.
 The members of Shepard lodge, No IS, F. and A. M., celebrated St Johns day by attending service at St Michaers church last evening The members of Evergreen chapter, O. E. S., also attended the service. The Rev w. H. Garth, who is chap lain of the lodge, preached special sermon.
 l Town Clerk F. P. Brett of Water bury was aroused about 10:30 Sat urday night to issue marriage H. cense to William Taylor, age 60, of 1 Bridgeport, and Annie Monroe, age 54, of Naugatuck. Each of the con tracting parties has had one experi- ence in the matrimonial harness.
 The xmains of Miss Maria Butler were brought here from Ansonia and inferred in St James's cemetery. The funeral services in Ansonia were read by the Rev Father Quinn. The Rev Father Sheridan read the ] prayers at the grave. The bearers were William Barrett, William Kel- liner, Edward Deagan and B. Van Ness.
 Centennial lodge, I. o. o. F., and l Columbia lodge observed their an nua memorial day yesterday. At l10:30o'clock yesterday morning they attended services at the Congrega- tional church, where a special ser mon was preached by the pastor, the lRev Sherrod Soule.s The graves in | Grove cemetery were decorated i'm mediately after the church services.
 A reunion of the White family was held at the Commercial house here yesterday. Landlord A. c. Hinckley prepared a fine menu for his guests and the day was pleasant, ly spent by all. Those present were D. G. White and wife, H. G. White and wife and J. NJ. White and wife of Bristol; w. c. Putnam and wife of Brockton, Mass; W. H. Hurd and wife of Long Hill; c. F. White ano wife of New Haven, and T. J. North rop and wife of Naugatuck.
 There were about 45O people pres ent Saturday evening at the six teenth anniversary of the Queen ol the Forest circle, c. o. F., which wa held in the Gem opera house. The address of welcome was delivered by John Malia. Pleasing songs were sung by Mrs Keevers and Miss. Ed mondson. After the entertainment dancing followed, and the music wa. furnished by Geary's orchestra Prof J. P. Gubbins was prompter At 10 o'clock a supper was served in the borough court room.
 The golf match which was played on the local golf links Saturday af ternoon between the Bristol ant Naugatuck golf teams resulted in ; tie, the score being g to g, Abou fifty people from Bristol witnessed the match. The Naugatuck playerl who participated in the match were James Linsley (cl, Harris White more. Frank Bradbury, Dr Johnson c. P. Slade, Tracy North. De Wit Crampton. William Sweeney ant Carlyle Futile. In the women's put ting contest for the cup offered by H. Whittemore, Miss Olive Tuttl' was first. Mrs E. H. Johnson secont and Mrs Harris Whittemore, Mis- Gertrude Whittemore and Mrs E. H Bristol third. Tea was served b. Mrs I. L. Trowbridge and Mrs E. H Johnson. Next Saturday there will be mems putting contest. Tn Naugatuck team will play the Derb team here on July 6. Q The Evening Democrat and Wo mans Home Companion will be sen to any address for 42 cents month