Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
NAUGATUCK NUGGE TS

Augustus Siller of Derby is the | guest of MT and Mrs George Leng'
 vel of Olive street, st.
 The Rev Father Cunningham oi
 Westerly, R. l., was visitor at S' Franciss rectory yesterday.
 John Rush of Omaha, Neb, is the
 guest of his sister, Mrs Andrew
 Hickey of Woodland street. i The local rubber factories will close for one day only and that July
 work will be resumed July 6. John Renehan is clerking a. the Naugatuck drug store, during the 1 absence of Harry B. Olsen, who IS | taking his vacation. ... .. Miss Marion Orr, who has been l the guest of Miss Helen Dalby ocf ] Hillside avenue, has returned to
 her home in Meriden.
 Frank Hoffman, who was passen- ger agent at the local station few years ago, was calling on friends ln the borough last nigh. ,.
 Miss Mary Kelly. teacher in the Millville school, left yesterday for
 Meriden, where she will spend the summer vacation with relatives. The Epworth league will meet this evening at the Methodist church to elect officers. A musical and llt- erary programme will be enjoyed. Mrs Henry Emmons and her grandson, E. Phelps Ellsworth, left yesterday for Bay Head, N. Y., where they will spend the summer. A child of Morris Dobkins was bitten yesterday by dog. The matter was reported to Dog Warden Roach and he said the dog must be killed.
 Joseph McDermott, student at St Thomas's seminary in Hartford. is spending the summer vacation win his mother, Mrs Mary McDer- mott of Spring street.
 Joseph Flemming and Miss Cath crime O'Brien were married yester- day at St Francis's church by the Rev Father Higgins. The attend ing couple, were Miss Anna O'Brien and John Fitzgerald. l
 Michael King, who has been spending the past year in Geary, Mont, has returned home. MT King was engaged in the saloon business there but on account of the place voting no license he thought that he would return home. The cornerstone for the new St Mary's church that is being erected on North Main street is to be laid On Sunday, July 26, by Bishop Tier ney. It is hoped that the basement of the church will be ready to hold services in by the early part of the winter.
 There will be a number of con- tests including rounds for the pres ident's cup at the Naugatuck Golf links by the members of the local club on Saturday, July A. Tea will be served by Mrs G. F. Wigmore, Mrs J. L. Linsky, Miss 'Obir Futile and Miss Katrina Rodenbach.
 The funeral of the late Patrick Cleary was held this morning from his late residence on Olive street to St Francis's church, where 9 re- quiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Higgins. Intermeut was in St James's cemetery A number of relatives and friends from out of town were present at funeral.
 The water tower which has been in course of erection for almost a year and which is situated just south of the Shoe company's office on Water street is completed and it is one of the finest pieces of work that~is to be seen around here ia connection with the improvements made by reason of the railroad changes.
 The newly elected officers for the ensuing six months are as follows: Commander, George Hotchkiss; vice-commander, Agnes Ho:chkiss; aide to commander, Margaret Der mody; marshal. Kate Reeds; chap lain, Fanny Young: scribe. Nellie Donovan; accountant, Elizabeth Stahl; treasurer. Aagol Lockwood; inside guard, William Lates: out side guard, D. A. Rinaldi; represen- tative. also elected to go to supreme convention. Mrs Hattie Fox: first trustee. James Fox: second trustee. George Hotchkiss; third trustee. Jennie Melbourne.
 A very pretty wedding was held at St Francis's church yesterday. when Charles F. Dalton and Miss Gladys H. Hodgemap were united in marriage by the Rev Father Ken nedy of Washington, D. C., al cousin of the groom. The bride was attended by her niece. Miss Harriet Tewsbury, and William J. Meegan Officia ed as best man. The bride was attired in a gray tailor made. with white hat. The bridesmaid wore a blue tailor made. with white hat After a reception at the home of the bride. on Wood street the newly married couple left for Washington. D. c. where they will spend their honeymoon. Among the guests present were the Rev W. J. Kennedy of Washington. ID. C Attorney Miles McNiff. Mrs Clifford Rsnslov and Miss Ruby Meeker of Waterbury.
 The annual meeting of the legal voters of the Union Center district was held yesterday in the court room. Town Hall. Y. A. Sears acted as moderator and Patrick !. O'Cou- nor was clerk The voting was light Up 10 2 o'clock only IS woes were cast as only one ticket vas put in the field up to that time. hut a surprise was sprung about that time when another ticket which contained the names of E. E. Stew ems and John Breen in place ofI James F pp-~ozn and F zwaz-.-