Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-04
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Roger Maher has taken a position in J. F. Burns cafe on Cherry street
 Bartholomew McCarten of New Ha ven spent Sunday in town calling O1 friends
 George Patchett and Horace liar have returned from a few days visi in New York city.
 Francis c. Lamb of Waterbury con ducted the services at the Union Cit! Baptist church yesterday.
 Mrs Thomas McKiernan, who wa! taken suddenly i'll, while attending church, is improving rapidly.
 w. J. Bacon, telegraph operator al the Union City station, has returned from vacation spent in Boston.
 The Elm football team is requested to meet at Kennedy's corner Wednes day evening at clock for practice
 Frank Richardson, who has beer employed in Riverside, N. Y, for the past few months, has returned home
 W. R. Freeman of Plainville, who has been the guest of his son, c. N Freeman, of Hillside avenue, left fol his home to-day.
 MT and Mrs Frederick Menold en. tertained Mrs Edward Maher, Mrs John Kelly and Miss Dora Felix of ! Meriden over Sunday.
 The diphtheria quarantine has been removed from the home of Mrs Arendholz of South Main street, as the patient has recovered.
 Miss Mamie Hogan, who has been spending the past few days with rela- tives on Cherry street has returned to her home in Holyoke, Mass
 Rev. E. B. Schmidt. rector oi Christ Episcopal church, preached at the evening service at St Michael's s Episcopal church last evening"
 Mrs Annie Baxter of Johnson street visited her son, R. Emmett Baxter who is being treated at St Francis hospital in Hartford yesterday
 A hearing on the application to sell certain real estate belonging to the estate of the late John B. Schmidt will be held tomorrow morning at $
 
 Michael J. Duigan of Cherry street who has been taking treatment at the St Vincent hospital, Bridgeport, has returned home. It will be some time yet before he is able to resume work
 Mrs Patrick Hannon of Johnson street was severely burned last. ev- ening by the explosion of lamp that she was just after lighting Her con dition is not serious. She was at tended by Dr Krell.
 The condition of Miss Ellen Cliff ford, who was taken suddenly i'll on Saturday afternoon, while at work at the Durham Hosiery Co. is reported as critical, one side of her body being completely paralyzed.
 The Children of Mary win hold a whist party Wednesday evening Card playing will start at S:30. afte, and dancing will follow. Tickets are 50 cents each person.
 Miss Leafie Baldwin. who has been spending few days with her par ents. MT and Mrs H. E. Baldwin of Meadow street, has returned to Bridgeport to resume her studies a the kindergarten school.
 The funeral of Antoinette. the eight-months-old daughter of Mir and Mrs Louis De Carlo, was held Satur- day afternoon from the home of her parents on South Main street. Inter- ment was in St James cemetery
 Mrs Mary B. Todd. aged S1 years. died at her home on High street yes. terday morning after a lingering ill- ness. The funeral will be held to. morrow morning and the remain; will be taken to Cheshire for burial
 The funeral of Edward. the infant son of MT and Mrs Charles Dum- schat of 19 Goodyear avenue. was held yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Paul Lempke of Waterbury conducted the services. Interment was in the Grove cemetery.
 The Rev w ] Tanning was ore. sented with s2O0 by Court Juana, D of l.. this money being realized from the entertainment and dance recently given by the Daughters for the bene- fiji of St Mary's church of which Path CT Tanning Is pastor
 Patrick Mcclure of Cliff street. one of Naugatuck's oldest residents. died