Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
CITY NEWS.

to bN d HUI lt kol I llOopllhl in Hartford is visiting at her home on East Hawkins street.
 A months mind mass of requiem was celebrated at St Francis Xavier church this morning for the late Daniel J. Rafferty, Jr.
 The Naturalist club will meet to- night. The principal matter to be discussed is the outing to South Brit ain last Saturday, in which thirty two members participated.
 John J. Shea and George Winshir, employees of the telephone company, figured in a runaway Saturday on East Main street, both being well shaken up, but neither seriously hurt. The Rev J. E. Parks of the Simons- vile Methodist church preached his farewell sermon last night. He will leave this week for Bridgeport to as- sume charge of the Grace Methodist church.
 It is understood that the Waterbury Manufacturing company is contem- plating the erection of large factory on North Main street. It will be six stories high, 1S0x40 feet and STx4C feet of mill construction.
 Architect Louis A. Walsh is pre- pairing sketches for a factory build ing to be erected in Port Chester, N. Y, for the Perfection Wrench Go. It will be 50x100 feet, two stories high, built of cement blocks
 w. I. Monroe, principal of Mon roe's Business college, will attend to- night the banquet given by the Bran ford high school alumni at Hotel Montowese. MT Monroe graduated from the Branford high school, class 1886.
 John H. Weeks, aged GA years, died Saturday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs D. L. Summey, 3 Irving street. Service was held at St Johns church at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon. The remains will be talk en to Philadelphia for burial to-mor- row.
 The board of education will hold Q meeting this evening. The bills from three of the women teachers in the Crosby high school for $1C0 each for extra work will be brought up, the teachers have communicated to May or Thoms about the matter. Further than this, no unusual business is on the programme.
 Miss Margaret Delaney and Edward Farley will be married at St Thomass church on Wednesday morning: Miss May Buckley and Michael 0'Malley will be married at the Immaculate Conception church on Wednesday morning and Miss Suzanne McAll"n- ny and Samuel Walsh will he married at St Patrick's church on the same morning.
 Money saved on straw hats. soc to S3.5O at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Yesterday marked the thirty-first anniversary of Trinity Episcopal church and the twenty-ffth anni- versary of the rectorship of the Rev Frederick D. Buckley, D. D., and the event was duly observed by special service and a sermon ap- propriate to the occasion by the pastor A collection was taken up for the parish endowment fund and ! the Francis T. Russell fund.
 The officers of the various divisions of the A. O. H. met yesterday and formed a permanent organization. Rev Farrel Martin was elected chairman and Mrs Mooney of the Ladies auxil- iary, A. O. H., was chosen secretary. , It was voted to have mass celebrat- ed for deceased members of the or ganization on Saturday morning. June 20, at St Cecilia S church at g o'clock. It was also voted to have a committee of two from each division visit the graves of the deceased mem bers during the forenoon of the same day. These members will meet at Hibernian hall at 10 o'clock on Sat urday morning. In the afternoon memorial services will be held. An other meeting of the committee will be held tomorrow evening, when all arrangements will be completed.
 Al the Webster school Saturday the Webster School alumni was form ed of the class of 1901. the first class to graduate from that school Off, cers were chosen as follows: Presi- dent. Frank Minniman: vice-presi- dent, Miss Leila Mordo. secretary. Miss Susie Price: treasurer. Mrs Eth el Ridpath GrieTson. Resolutions were adopted deplOring the death of Miss Sadie UpsOn. the only deceased graduate IL was voted to send a copy of the resolutions to Mrs Upson. her mother. Those present al Satur- days meeting were Mrs Ethel Rid path Griers0n. Miss Leila MordO Miss Susie Price. Miss Anna Carpmills Miss Eleanor Whiting, Miss Margaret Gardner. Henry BarnbrOck. Frank Ninniman. Myer Wolff. Philip Kos owsky and Max Frabriant. The fin tention is to secure all the graduates Of the school since 1901.
 The graves of about 200 deceased Odd Fellows were decorated yester- day morning under the direction of a committee consisting of Past Grands F. (. Fromm. ". ". Munson and O ?. Armbruster. F. H Marshall and Henry C. Dews of NOsahOgan lodge. Past Brands George M Chapman, Karl l.. Winter. F. K. WOOlworth. C. '. PIatt and C. H SkiltOn of Town send lodge. In the evening the mem e---- -E sh1 o-Ha~ S-cFrrTF-r ha