Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-10
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Attorney W. J. Neary is spending the weeks end with his family at Fort Trumbull Beach.
 MT and Mrs John Emory of Troy, N. Y, are visiting friends on Church street for a few days.
 John and William Horn of Bridge street are spending few days with friends in New Britain.
 The Naugatuck Business Mems as- sociation will hold their annual out ing on Wednesday, July 15.
 Miss Dora La Grand of Bradley street is spending two weeks vaea- tion at Fort Trumbull Beach.
 Miss Grace Murphy of Barnum court is spending two weeks vaca- tion at Fort Trumbull Beach.
 Miss Marguerite McCarten of New Haven is the guest of Miss Mamie Donnely of North Main street.
 There was large attendance at the Military band prom which was held last night in Columbus hall.
 MT and Mrs Richard Kennedy and John Fruin of School street left yes terdayN for a visit with relatives in Askum, Ill. t-
 MT and Mrs James Gaffney Of Brooklyn, N. Y, have returned to their home af,er visiting friends In the borough. .. MT and Mrs w. J. Jones of Phila- delphia, who have been visiting MT and Mrs Harry B. Olsen of Hillside ! avenue, have returned home. ."
 Miss Annie Slye and William Mc- Carthy, who have been spending the past few days with Mrs Mary Cor coran. have returned to their homes in Maiden, Mass.
 Officer Thomas McKiernan left yesterday to attend the funeral Of his brother, who died at Woodsville, N. H. The deceased was former Naugatuck resident.
 Mrs John T. Leary of Elm street severely strained her ankle yesterday by accidentally catching her foot in a hole in the sidewalk in front of one of the Barnum buildings on Church ! street.
 Michael O'Donnell and Timothy laKeefe have. been named as marshals 1 for the First and Second, division, A. o. H., respectively, in the parade (which will be held in New Haven, August 19.
 A substitute letter carrier will be appointed from among those who passed the civil service examination last month, as there is but one sub at present and the regular carriers are about to take their vacations.
 John Kenney of Union City left yesterday for New York and will sail Saturday for Ireland, where he will spend the summer with relatives. His daughters, Mrs James Coen and Miss Elizabeth Kenney, accompanied him to New York. '-s .s At the meeting of the Haymakers held last evening the following of- ficers were installed: Past chief haymaker, Burt Wilmot; chief hay maker. A. J. Painter; assistant chief haymaker, Fred Bostworth; over seer. w. l.. Jones; boss driver. k. $. Miller: horn blower, George Bell; guard of hayloft, w. A. Stone; guard of barn door, F. A. Smith; collector of raws. Robert Worrel; keeper of bundles, F. A. Squires; steward, c. P. Young, H. A. Clark and Frank A. Sears.
 At the meeting of Laurel temple, P. S., rhis evening officers were tn> stalled as follows: Excellent chief, ' Miss Daisy .Winnegar; E. L., Mrs William Wood: E. J.. Mrs NJ. R. Hart: protector of outer temple, | Mrs H. Banner: NJ. of F., Mrs D. B. Beecher: NJ. of R. and C., Mrs Fred MiIbourne: manager, Mrs Augusta Hoadley. A number of the members of Golden Rod temple of Beacon Falls were present. Af CT the business meeting refreshments were served.
 The members of Rubber City | Camping club are busy these days making preparations for the annual | trin which will take place this year | beginning the first week in August They have packed a large quantity of dishes and other articles which will be needed at their camp, also stoves and some furniture, and these will be sent by freight in a day or two. where they will be found ready | for the clubs members upon their arrival at their cabin in NObleborO, Me. The membership of the club is { rapidly increasing as the good times [ which the members have had at their camp have attracted many to its membership.
 1 Al the regular meeting of the { Queen of Forest circle. C. of F., ! held last evening in Foresters' hall, | the following officers were elected l for the ensuing year: Chief com | paufon. T. F. Glynn: sub-chief com panion. Miss Mamie Patterson: re. | e1rding secretary. Anna Weaving. { right guide. Kate Clancy: left guide Z Kate Ford: inside guard. Margaret ! Foley: outside guard. Frances D.a. | per. pianist. Edith Jones. A risins \ vote of thanks was extended to ths retiring recording secretary. Mar tha Buchanan for the able manner
 that she conducted the duties oi the office during the past term Tho | newly elected officers EiIl be in. stalled at the next regular meetins Of the circle. bv Supreme Circle Deputy George C. Lambert.
 Many are wondering when ths
 grading that wss expected would bs done this year is going to be start ed A HhersI amount of money vas appropriated hy the fresme1 foi