Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-18
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A son was born a few days ago to MT and Mrs Ernest Hinckley.
 Miss Mamie Whitelaw is reported as i'll at her home on Ward street.
 Richard McAuliff of Hartford spent i Sunday with friends in the borough.
 Joseph Martin of Cherry street spent yesterday with relatives in New Britain.
 Miss Nellie McManus of South Main street spent Sunday with friends in Bridgeport.
 S. E. McCann of New London has returned to his home after a few days visit with relatives here.
 The dance given by the Polish band Saturday night at Military hall was well attended. The dance was pre- ceded by street parade.
 Miss Mamie Jackson, who has been the guest of relatives on North Main street for the past few days has re- turned to her home in Norwich.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church will meet Wednesday af- ternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs Henry Miller of Prospect street.
 There will be prayer and confer ence meeting tomorrow evening at the Baptist church. F. G. Lamb of Waterbury will conduct the services.
 The local Arie of Eagles will hold an important meeting this evening at their hall. Every member should be present as business of importance will 1 be transacted
 MT and Mrs F. K Perry of City Hill street will attend the National Single Tax convention to be held in New York city Tuesday and Wednes' day of this week.
 1 Ramona Council, No IA, D. of P, will hold an important meeting to- morrow evening. The adoption degree will be conferred on three candidates. Members are requested to bring re- treatments.
 The Pythian Sisters drill team held 1 a meeting yesterday afternoon in Py- thian hall and the arrangements con- nected with the social that will be given by them on Thanksgiving night were discussed.
 William Elliott is confined to the house from injuries received about two weeks ago while playing football He received kick on the nose and also a deep cut in the forehead. The injury to his nose is very painful to him.
 Mrs Baldwin and son of Lebanon, N. Y., who have been visiting with Mrs Baldwin's mother, Mrs Emma E. F7itts of Goodyear avenue, have re- turned home, Mrs Baldwin having been summoned by the sudden illness of her husband.
 The annual meeting of the Y. M. c. A. will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock in their rooms. All mem- bers are requested to be present as the officers for the ensuing year will be elected and also other important business will be transacted.
 At the Swedish Congregational church yesterday Deacon Norland conducted the morning service and Rev Sherrod Soule. pastor of the local Congregational church. conducted the evening service in the absence of the pastor, Rev C.. A. Anderson.
 Joseph Willis. who is employed in a factory at Platts Mills, had the mis- fortune to catch his left hand in the machine he was operating Saturday. and the gearing tore the muscles but no bones were broken. He will be de- prived of the use of his hand for sev eral days.
 At the fair to be given by the Ladies Aid society of the Congrega- tiOnal church Mrs Charles Spencer and Mrs Totten will have charge of the candy booth and the fancy doll booth will he in charge of Mrs H. B. Futile, Mrs Burton Ward and Mrs Robert North.
 The largest crowd that has ever as- sembled there was present yesterday afternoon on Miser's lot to witness the football game between the Star lights and the Dublins of Meriden. It is estimated that about 1.70O people were in attendance and it was the opinion of all that the game was worth going a good distance to see. The Starlights battled against the team that claims the championship of Meriden and whose average weight is much in excess of that of the Star