Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Eintracht lodge, D. o. H. will meet in their hall in Union City this even- l ing.
 John Goggin has resigned his posi- ton at Dunn's meat market on Bridge i street.
 St Michaels Guild will hold meeting in the chapel this evening at 7:30.
 The Daughters of Pocahontas will hold card party this evening at Red l Mems hall.
 Daniel Welsh resumed his duties as letter carrier this morning after his vacation.
 l Mrs Margaret Quish of Washing ton street is visiting George Hen nigan of Scranton, Pa. | hold their regular monthly meeting this evening in the Borough court room.
 There will be prayer and confer ence meeting this evening at the Bap- tist church. Francis C. Lamb will con- duct service.
 Miss Hattie Day has returned to her home in Bristol, after spending a few days with Miss Mildred Noble of Beacon Valley.
 Division No ?, A. o. H. will elect officers for the ensuing year at ther meeting this evening. All members are expected to attend. George Cleary has returned to his home in Rockville after spending q few days with Mr and Mrs Jeremiah O'Donnell of Cherry street.
 William McDonough has returned to his home in New York city after spending d few days with John F. Me Donough of North Main street.
 The Church helpers of St Micnaels church will meet with Mrs E. E. Stevens of Meadow street, Wednes- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Court Juana, D. of I. will hold an important meeting this evening. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and every member should attend.
 hlCudel DdltOu. uU ldS Depll spending few days with his sister, Mrs Wilson Clark of Cherry street, has returned to his home in Framing ham, Mass.
 Rev E. A. Zetterstrand, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church is at tending a meeting of the board of missions of the New York conference held in New York city to-day.
 Carl G. Olsen, who has been spend ing a few days with his parents Mir and Mrs N. A. Olsen of Hillside ave- nue. has returned to his studies at Upsala college in Wentworth, N. J.
 Salem lodge. A o. L. w.. will hold Il meeting this evening at Good Tenn plars' hall, Main street The grand lodge officers are expected to be pres ent and social hour has been ar ranged for the occasion. All non resi- Cdnt members of the lodge are invited to attend.
 The membership contest at the Y. NJ. C. A. will end next Saturday even ing. Emmett Nixon is now in the lead by 21a points. William Kelley being his nearest opponent. Nixon has 2l points and Kelley 1S1a points. The winner of the contest will be present cd with gold watch and fob.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. k. church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Jerome B. Full Ter of Meadow street. Members are requested to be present, to complete | arrangements for the coming supper l and sale that is to be held Ir. the | Church parlOrs on December 10 and | II.
 F.. N. Morse of Hartford. deputy or ganZer for the United Order Of the | Golden Cross. is in the borough in the | interests of that order. At the meet | ing of Cough COmmandery. Thursday l evening. ten candidates will hc in- l itiated. Grand Secretary Booth of | Bridgeport and Grand Noble Com mander Hall of Mcriden will be pres ent
 At the meeting of the WOmen's | Study club held in the public library this afternoon the subject for discus sion was "SOriology." Papers were read as follows: The Juvenile Court" Mrs Saunders: "EvOlutiOn of the Fam ily." Mrs Rodenbach. settlement Work in New York" Miss White more. Problem of the Unemployed" Mrs II. E. Futile.
 At the regular meeting Of the local aPrie of Eagles held last night the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing year were elected: Past Worthy President, John F. Gubbins: Worthy President, Samuel Grant: Worthy Vice Presi- dent. Edward Sheridan: Worthy Chap lain. Edward Therrian: Worthy Secre- tary. John F. Hogan: Worthy Treas urer. Ambrose Daly: Worthy Inside