Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-03

] The Goodwill Social club will hold their seventh annual promenade at
 Eagles hall on Wednesday, evening,
 January 16. Lallier's orchestra has
 been engaged to furnish music for | the event.
 Clerk Marsh of the superior court
 has called meeting of the bar for l tomorrow moring in the superior court to assign cases for the special session of the court which shall open l next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. The dwelling house and land on New street. owned by $. A. Gaffney.
 has been purchased by MT and Mrs
 John J. Barber. who will occupy the place as home. The sale was made through the agency of John $. Nea- gle, No los Bank street.
 The new officers of Court Phelan will be initiated tonight. Grand Chief Ranger Loughlin and other mo- tables will be present and 1t is ex- l pected that the little trouble that has disturbed the court for the past few months will be strengthened out. Richard J. Lowenstein and Miss
 Margaret A. Gardner were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Annie Gard
 ner of Glen street, the Rev MT Fair
 child officiating. MT and Mrs Lowen-
 stein will reside at II Grown street. The old Howe building in the rear 1 of P. Holohan's on Union street was
 discovered on fire about 1 o'clock
 this morning. An alarm was sent
 in from the box at the corner of
 Grand and South Main streets. Pa trolmen Cavanaugh, Fitzgerald and Donahue forced the door and reused
 the sleeping occupants. numbering about thirty laborers and also extin- guished the fire which was blazing merrily in pile of wood near the stove. The damage was slight. Joseph McNally. former Water-
 bury young man who resided in the
 North End some years ago and who
 was employed as a stamper in the
 Waterbury Manufacturing company
 up to the time of his departure from
 this city, died in Boston Monday. The
 funeral was held in Boston Wednes-
 day morning. He leaves five sisters.
 Mrs Thomas Fleming, Miss Margaret
 McNally, Mrs Frank fully, Mrs Ter
 renee Brady and Mrs James Whitney,
 all of Waterbury; and brother Ber-
 nard, also of Waterbury. and brotn-
 CT Thomas who resides in Boston.
 Mir and Mrs William Daunais cele-
 brated the twenty-fifth anniversary
 of their marriage last night at their
 home, 31 Laurel street. The guests
 included Miss Ernestine and Edmour
 and Edgar Daunais, the three chill
 dren of the couple; Mfr and Mrs Eu-
 gene Demers. Mir and Mrs Augusta
 Demers. all of Montreal. Canada; Mir and Mrs Frank E. Demers and Mir and Mrs Alfred Demers, Mrs Elodie Senecal and Mrs Azilda Laurin. Mir and Mrs Seraphin S. Daunais. Mir and Mrs Henry Brosseau. Mir and Mrs J. B. Brosseau. New York city: Dr and Mrs w. Delesderniers. Roy Delesderniers of Meriden, all cousins of Mrs Daunais.
 A very pleasant whist party was held at the home of the Misses Ella and Mae Griffin. Spencer avenue, on New Years night. Among those present were Fife Devine. Laura and Lydia Russell. Mae A. Hurley. Sadie Hynes. Charles Drier, Joseph Ban- non. Francis Donahue. David Bulger. John Glynn and John Duane. Vocal selections were rendered by John Glynn and David Bulger, accompan- jed on piano by Miss Mae Griffin. First prizes were won by the Miss Lydia Russell and Joseph Bannon Consolation prizes were given to Miss Sadie Hynes and Charles Drier. Re treatments were served and the party broke up at a late hour. wishing the hostesses many happy returns of the day.
 The following are the new officers of the Senior Christian Endeavor so- ciety of the Bunker Hill church: President. William P. Jarrett: vice president. Arthur W Thompson: cor responding secretary. Irving F. Ma recording secretary. Stanley treasurer. Beatrice E. Drake. Monday evening the new off, cers met at the home of the presi- dent. William P Jarrett. and noni- mated the following people as chair men of the committees: Chairman of the lookout committee. Walter Ii. Hoadley: chairman of the prayer committee. !. M. Currie: chairman of the missionary oommit- tee Mrs Ira T. Hawk: chairman of the social committee. Irving n Wal lace. chairman of the flower commit ! tee. Mrs D. M- Rogers. and chairman If the music committee. Ellen Sto1- aard-
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