Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Miss Valesca Beecher of Oak street is visitin gfriends in Northfield.
 Hugh Beirne of New Haven was in town yesterday calling on frienos'
 John Roberts has returned from a weeks vacation spent at Port Jef- ferson, L. l.
 Robert Mooney of Wallingford IS the guest of MT and Mrs John J. Mooney of Hillside avenue.
 Michael Sullivan, who has been spending the past few years in Den yer, Col, has returned home.
 Grand Secretary Thomas O'Lougn- lin of the F. of A. has returned rom a business trip to Stafford Springs.
 Peter Walsh and family of Bridge port are occupying the Deegan cot tage on West Mountain for the sum- mer.
 Mrs John Prescott and daughter Of Meadow street left yesterday for Stoughton, Mass, where they Will visit relatives.
 The Misses Margaret and Nellie Taylor of Torrington gre spending a few days with MT and Mrs John M. Hearns of Elmwood street.
 The Misses Hattie and Mabel Tan ner andr Edith Traverse of Mapping CTS Falls, N. Y, are the guests of MT and Mrs John V. Tanner of Highland avenue.
 Frank Coffee died yesterday at the insane hospital in Middletown, where he was taken a short time ago for treatment. The remains will be brought here for burial.
 The Union City drum, fife and bu- gle corps will hold an important meeting tomorrow morning at 1O:30 in their hall. Every member Is ask ed to attend this meeting.
 During the absence of Patrolman McKiernan, who is in Woodsville, N. H., attending the funeral of his brother, the Union City beat will be covered by Officer Murphy.
 Baseball teams composed of boot makers and shoe makers of the new shop are playing on Firemen's field this afternoon as the Firemen's team are playing in Danbury to-day.
 Mir and Mrs John H. Whittemore and daughter Gertrude have re- turned from their European trip and have gone to their summer home in Middlebury, where they will spend the summer.
 The Misses Nellie Nickerson of Wyoming and Clara Voight of New Britain, who have been the guests of the Misses May at their summer home on West mountain, have re- turned to their homes
 Any member of the local aerie of Eagles desiring information regard ing the field day which will be held in Fall River, Mass, next Wednesday can obtain same by applying to Sec retary John P. Hogan.
 The newly elected officers of Aetna lodge. S. of B.. will be installed by Prelate John Van Kervis of Ansonia. The business meeting will be fol- lowed by a social; ice cream and cake will be served aaG dancing will be enjoyed.
 The Naugatuck high school team defeated the Alpha Delta Chis on Firemen's field yesterday afternoon by the score of 5 to 1. Clifford and Sweeney was the battery for the fra ternity nine and Schofield and O'Loughlin for the high school.
 Mrs Ada Melbourne has been elect ed first representative and Mrs Laura Scott second representative from Lau- rel temple, R. &. to the grand temple meeting which will be held in Hart ford next October. Mrs Florence Handle and Mrs Eliza Cowles are the alternates.
 Alfred Bourne of Galpin street, who is employed as a boot maker in the c. I. R. Co.'S factory on Rubber avenue, met with a painful accident yesterdaya fternoon. A knife that he was using slipped and almost sever ed the top of the index finger of the left hand. The injury was dressed by physician.
 The news of Bryah's nomination for president was haiied here with delight. as Naugatuck was one of the two places in this sJate that was car ried for him in his first campaign, and he has been a visitor here a num- Der of times since. and has a strong and loyal following vho will do what they can to cafry the town for him once more.
 James Monohan. who has been em- ployed as local section foreman on the railroad. died yesterday at his home. 270 Cherry street. Besides a widow he leaves three children. The deceased was a member of Division No 2. A. O. H. Fhe funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock from his late residence. Interment will be in St James's cemetery. have engaged a special train to con- vey the members and friends of the order to Ne~ Haven and return on the day on which the state parade of the order Ein be held In the Elm city. Tickets for the trip can he obtained from the members of the committee and at H. P McCarthy's store. John J. Kshoe's drug store and at BHrkers cigar store The uni- forms to be worn by the members who take part in the parade wiII he furnished by Nixon and Carroll. and all orders must be left with them OF or before August l.
 Peter Foley. uhO has acted as coach for the high school team this season. was presented with a gold watch yesterday by the members of the team in appreciation of the time z-s r-h-.- -rfrr ra Ezs sra-s s- r1-