Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-23
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Rev William MacNicholl spent yes terday with friends in Watertown..
 A son was born recently to MI and Mrs William Goggin of May avenue.
 John Kennedy, Jr, of Bridgeport was visiting relatives in the borough yesterday.
 The Women's Relief corps will hold a meeting this evening in G A. R. hall.
 The condition of John Anderson who is ill with typhoid fever remains about the same.
 The Heart of Maryland" will be presented tomorrow night in the Gem opera house.
 Miss Mary T. Shea of Arch street has returned from a visit Wlth friends in Springfield.
 M. J. Duigan of Cherry street was taken to St Vincent's hospital, Bridgeport for treatment.
 Mir and Mrs John Leary of Russell
  Cronin of Jersey City, N. J. Rev Father Duggan of Torrington was the guest of Rev Father Sheri- den at St Francis rectory yesterday.
 Mr and Mrs William who have been the guests of friends in the borough have returned to Bridge port.
 The Lithuanian Cooperative as- sociation will hold special meeting this evening at 7:30 in St George s hall
 Miss Gertrude Boynton, who has been visiting relatives on Anderson street, has returned to her home in New London.
 The Rev c. J. Anderson of Wash ington Depot will occupy the pulpit this evening at the Swedish Congre- gational church.
 William Gibbons of Cliff street and Miss Bridget Robinson were married to-day at St Andrews Church, Colchester.
 Mrs NJ. A. Fisk who has been visit ing Mir and Mrs Lewis c. Warner of Church street has returned to her home in the South west.
 George Dana Warner of Meadow street who underwent an operation for appendicitis Monday evening is resting comfortably to-day.
 Maurice Richards and Miss Annie Mcintosh were married Monday evening at St Michael's Episcopal church by Rev w. H. Garth.
 Attorney and Mrs William Ken nedy of Oak street left yesterday for Dorchester, Mass, where they at tended the Wood -Scannell nuptials
 Judge of Probate John F. Me Donough has appointed N. John Carlson administrator of the estate of Johanna Person late of Beacon Falls.
 Mrs Douglass, who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs William Stahl of Olive street for the past week has returned to his home in Boston, Mass.
 Liberty lodge, o. D. s. G., will give a Halloween masquerade at Red Mems hall on Thursday evening October 31. Prentzel's orchestra will furnish music.
 James Adamson and Miss Helen Anderson of North Main street were married last Thursday in New York city. Mir and Mrs Adamson will re- side on North Main street.
 All members of the local aerie of Eagles who are selling tickets for the Waterbury fair are requested to make returns on Thursday evening at & o'clock in Eagles hall.
 Now that so much kicking has been done about taking off the s o'clock and midnight trains, there has been a promise made that these trains will be put on again the first of the month.
 The Women's Study club held their meeting yesterday afternoon in the Public library building. Papers were read by Mrs Hall. Miss Squires, Mrs Woodford and Mrs North.
 Waterbury Epworth leaguers held a rally last evening at the NJ. E. church. The address of the evening was delivered by R. F. A. Maisland of Derby NJ F.. church. The choir furnished music assisted by vocal