Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Miss Mamie Lyons of Golden Hil
 street has returned from a visit t,
 friends in Hartford. -.
 John Boylan of Cincinnati, O., i
 visiting friends in the borough. M
 Boylan formerly resided here.
 William Alderman of Norfolk il
 the guest of his parents, MT and Mir
 Joseph Alderman of Maple street.
 MT and Mrs Mason Dewitt of Parl
 place are entertaining their daughter
 Mrs Elmer Windsor of Providence
 R. I. Dr T. NJ. Bull has gone to Chicago
 sociation convention that is being held in that city.
 :. The remains of the late Miss Marie Louise Morse were taken this morning on the S:04 train to Dover Plains, N Y, for burial.
 The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bap.
 tist church will meet Thursday af.
 ternoon at 2:30 with Mrs Chester Judd of Prospect street.
 Mrs William Crandall of Hartford who has been visiting her brother Thomas Bowling of Lewis street has returned home.
 Miss Rose Bingham, who has been visiting her father, S. D. Bingham 1 of South Main street, has returned | to her home in Boston, Mass.
 The Alpha Delta Chi fraternity will hold regular meeting this evening at S:15 in their rooms. All | members are requested to attend.
 The Misses Ada and Bessie Babbitt of Brooklyn, N. Y, who have been visiting MT and Mrs Thomas Bowling of Lewis street have returned home. The bans of marriage were publish ed Sunday at St Francis church be- tween Catherine Patterson of Nauga- tuck and John Donovan of Water bury.
 The Rev Father Tanning pastor of St Mary's church announced at the masses Sunday that about S2.000 had been realized on the fair held few days ago.
 St Francis T. A. B. society will hold an important meeting this even- ing at 7:30. All members are re- quested to be present, as business of importance will be transacted.
 Edward Miller, manager of the trolley express, has resigned his posi- tion and left for Boston, where he will enter the employ of the Boston Automobile school. His place was taken by Harry Davis.
 A special meeting of the Junior Aid society of the Congregational church will be held in the parish house Thursday afternoon at S:30 for the purpose of considering plans for lawn fete to be given' later.
 A recital will be given this even- ing at the home of MT and Mrs Har- ris Whittemore of Church street by Miss Mildred Gruman, assisted by Mrs Lila Wigmore-Squires, soprano, and Mrs F. w. Eaton, accompanist.
 Miss Matilda Johnson and John c. Gisslander were married Saturday af- ternoon by Dr E. A. Zetterstrand, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church. After their return from ;heir we'd ding trip they will reside on Hillside avenue.
 The Church Helpers of St Mich ael's church will give an afternoon tea and reception at the rectory for the benefit of the parish house build ing fund. An invitation is extended to all friends of the society.
 The meeting of Ramona Council, No IA. K. of P this evening will be called to order at 7:3O. A good attendance is expected as the chiefs for the next term will be Tenomi- mated. Members are requested to bring cake or sandwiches.
 The wedding invitations are issued for the marriage of Frank Cleveland Goodyear of Hillside avenue and Miss Marion Anderson Gay of New York city. The marriage will take place'l in New York city on June Is. They will reside in Naugatuck.
 The fair given by Scott Co. [. R. K. P. was brought to a close last evening The fair was a social and 1 financial success. Those who took part in the entertainment last night ] were Miss Ivy Garfield, Miss Ada l CowIes and Elmer Schmitz
 pr and Mrs W. J. Delaney of 1 Church street have gone to Chicago. While there Dr Delaney will attend l the convention of the American 1 Medical association. Mrs Delaney l will visit relatives in that city. They I expect to be gone about ten days.
 Real estate belonging to the es- tate of the late Charles Wilson and i Catherine Wilson will be sold at pub ! lie auction on Friday. June 5, at 2 3. m.. unless sold at private sale i The property consists of an undi- | rided One-third interest in land and holdings in Union City.
 An unknown man who was found ying beside the railroad tracks near he freight depot about II o'clock last night, had a narrow escape from ieath. as he was sleeping under 2 reiEht car when noticed by Uue of he brskemen who had gone ahead I Q arrange the coupling on the car. Is 1t was to he hauled away The nan was lying across the track and Touli surely have been killed only hat he was seen by the brakeman Word was sent to police headquarters md Oaicer Fruin went to the place md arrested the man. who had 10 bx E aken to the police station fn a hack [ vas said that the man got on from In afternoon train in an frfoxfcztea