Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-08
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The funeral of John Marks was held this afternoon.
 Mrs William Danbury is at the Waterbury hospital undergoing treatment.
 Miss Ruth S. Hawley of Central avenue has retYrned to Middlebury college, Vermont.
 Elizabeth, the 1-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs Martin Linskey of Lines Hill street. died yesterday. The funeral was held this afternoon: The Children of Mary are making arrangements for big whist party to be held some time this month in Columbus hall for the benefit of St Francis church.
 The smoker and entertainment to be given at Pythian hall this evening will be the twenty-first anniversary of the organization of the local coun- cil of the Knights of Columbus.
 The board of directors of the Nau- gatuck Choral union have fixed upon February 6 as the date for the rem ] dition of Cowen's "The Rose Maid en. The sopranos and altos will re- hearse this evening.
 l The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will be held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs J. B. Fuller on Meadow street, at which time officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
 The Women's Study club will re- sume their fortnightly meetings in the Public library building this af- ternoon with miscellaneous pro- prom. The following papers will be read: "The Value of Solitude" Mrs Lewis; Household Songs in Many Keys" Mrs Barnum; An Ideal Club Paper Mrs Sweeney; Curious Gleanings," Mrs Patterson.
 The funeral of the late Michael Martin, who died at his home in New Britain on Saturday, took place to- day from his late residence, 1S7 Ma pie street, New Britain, at :30 with services also at St Joseuph's church in that city at o'clock. The remains were brought to Naugatuck and bur- ial was in St Francis cemetery. A delegation from the Naugatuck lodge of Elks and Ojeda council, K. of C., attended the funeral
 James Barry died yesterday at the home of his son, John Barry on Gen. tral avenue, where he had been a visitor for the past week. He leaves a wife, four daughters, Mrs T. Bren- nan, Mrs Charles Ellsner and Miss Christine Barry of New York and Mrs Lannon of Hartford; three sons, John Barry of Naugatuck, Joseph Barry of New Britain and the Rev Father Barry of Torrington; also one brother, the Rev Father Barry of Hartford.
 The following officers of Nauga- tuck aerie, F. o. E., were installed last night: Past worthy president, Alfred Ashmore; worthy president, John P. Gubbins; worthy vice-presi- dent, Samuel Grant; worthy chap lain, William P. Bowe; secretary, John F. Hogan; treasurer, Ambrose Daily; inside guardian, James Mo Sherry; outside guardian, William H. Jones; worthy trustees, Thomas S. Foy, Wilson r. Clark, Edward J. Cunning; aerie physician, w. A. Reilly. M. D. They were installed by Past Worthy President J. F. Jones. A social session followed the cere- onies.
 At a regular meeting of Court Sa- lem, Foresters of America, the treas urer's report showed that there was in the treasury the sum of S1,200. Court Salem is undoubtedly in the best financial condition of any court in the borough and this is mainly due to the able and untiring efforts of the retiring chief ranger, Pierce E. Freeman, to whom past rangers jewel is to be presented at the next meeting. George C. Lambert, deputy grand chief ranger, installed the fol- lowing newly elected officers: Chief ranger, Roger O'Donnell; sub-chiei ranger. Albert Sumpf; financial sec Iretary. William Beckerdyke; treasur- CT. Edward P. O'Brien; recording secretary, Edward P. Wilcox; senior woodward, William Mariona; junior woorward, Albert Swan: senior bea- idle. George Fellowes; junior beadle, Richard Clancy: lecturer, M. J, Burke. trustee Joseph Bowling