Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-06
will deliver the sermon.

will deliver the sermon.
 John J. Kehoe has had an attractive electric sign placed over the en- trance to his drug store. The sign is of the very latest pattern and the work was done by James Carley. The members of Court Naugatuck and companion court Minerva, have been invited to attend the initiation ceremonies of Court Adelphia at K. of c. hall. Waterbury yon next Monday evening.
 Mrs John Jones of Cherry street visited her daughter, Miss Annie Jones, who is at the New Haven hos pital yesterday. Miss Jones was op- erated upon for appendicitis few days ago and is recovering very rap idly.
 "Oberammergau, Its People and Its Plays will be the subject of the en- tertainment to be given at the Gem Opera house on Sunday afternoon and evening" This entertainment is un- der the auspices of the Naugatuck lodge of Elks.
 The Young Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church have elected Miss Martha Whitlock secre- tary, and Miss Helen Dalby treasurer Miss Eleanor Spencer is president and Miss Elsie Totten vice-president. The society will meet every Wednes- day night in the parish house.
 It is expected that every available seat will be occupied tonight to wit ness the basketball game at the Gem Opera house. the opponents being the local high school team and the Crosby High school of Waterbury, and as the players of both teams feel confi- dent of victory, it will make the game all the more interesting.
 A picture which was taken the day after the big blizzard of 20 years ago, is on exhibition in w. G. Hard's store window. The picture was taken in front of the old E. H. Darlington store on Maple street and shows the snow piled up into the air. A num- Der of men are in the picture and prominent among them is that of c: Collard Adams, who at that time was editor of the Naugatuck Review.
 The board of education held its monthly meeting last night, but no business of importance was transact ed. Superintendent of Schools Frank W. Eaton informed the board that the school houses in Naugatuck were well provided with exits, which are never locked from an early hour in the morning until evening, and that anything like what occurred recently in schoolhouse in one of the west ern cities was almost impossible here.
 The annual meeting of Naugatuck Hose and Hook and Ladder company was held last night. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Foreman, Robert Grant: first assistant, John r. Paul: second assist ant, Henry ]. Callahan; third assist ant, Harry W Noble; fourth assist ant, Marchelle Beauchampe. First as- sistant on hook and ladder. NJ. w.
 
 Morris; second assistant, Joseph F. Martin: secretary, Charles E. Pierson; treasurer, J. W. Rogers; steward, M. W. Morris. There was a lively con test over the office of foreman, the rival candidates being the present foreman and William r. Barrett, but when the votes were counted. it was found that Grant had IS to Rarrett's 26. The old board of management of the baseball team was requested to act. but it is quite doubtful if they will accept, but they were given month to consider the matter. The reports of the officers of the company show that it is in flourishing condi- tion.