Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

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 MT and Mrs John k. Bohlin oi
 Hillside avenue spent Sunday at Lake
 Compounce.
 William Glynn of 1crrington spent
 Sunday with his mother, Mrs James Glynn, of Hoadley street. i Henry Stuart and William DwyeI of Ansonia were the guests ol
 friends in town yesterday.
 Miss Annie Corcoran of Meadow
 street left to-day for Maiden, Mass
 where she will visit relatives. Miss Dora La Grande of Bradley
 street has returned from Boston,
 where she has been visiting relatives. Mrs William Sengstacken and son,
 Andrew, of Curtiss street are spend iag few days at the shore at Mil ford
 Lewis Langford of Bridgeport spent Sunday as the guest of his
 father, NJ. J. Langford of North Main street.
 Michael J. Ryan of Water street has returned from Norfolk where he
 has been spending the past few weeks.
 Lyman Lamphere Of Water street has returned from Mystic, where he has been spending the past few days with relatives.
 Miss Dora Lansdon of Dayton, O., and who formerly resided here, is the guest of MT and Mrs r. H. Judd of
 Hillside avenue.
 Tracy S. Lewis of Beacon Falls sailed last Saturday for Liverpool, England. He will spend the next six weeks in London.
 John Roberts, clerk at the Nauga- tuck drug store, has returned from Port Jefferson where he has been spending a weeks vacation.
 Eddie Hancock of Goodyear ave- nue has returned from Port Jeffer- son, N. Y., where he has oeen spend- ing the past ten days with relatives.
 Martin Anderson. Jr. ot Torrington and Oscar Anderson of Springfield, Mass, spent Sunday with their par ents, MT and Mrs Martin Anderson, of Hillside avenue. Mir Anderson ,Sr, has just returned from G trip through Europe.
 Bids will be received until July Is, at s D. m. by Architect F. Alton Clark for the addition to the Central avenue schoolhouse. J. H. Dunn has the contract for the mason work. except the clustering. The plumbing will be figured later.
 The choir boys of St MIichael's church returned Saturday night from their annual trip, which included New York city, Coney Island, then up the Hudson river and home by way of Twin lakes. The boys were fin charge of Choir Master w. H. Miner and every member oi the party states that they had delightful trip.
 A large class of candidates will re- ceive the third degree tomorrow night at the meeting of Ojeda council which will be held in Pythian hall. The local district deputy will be as- sisted by the Waterbury degree team It is expected that a number of visit ors will be present at the meeting. A social session will be held after the degree work is finished.
 The members of the Naugatuck high school baseball team were pho- tographed at Loviner's studio yester- day morning and then held a meeting and elected James Donnelly mana ger and Max Herman captain of next years team. The players were then invited by Coach Foley to Halijeans ice cream parlors on Maple street. where a cool treat was served them the generosity of MT Foley.
 Announcement has been made of the iEarriaeg of Miss Adeline E. Ras- quin to Jesse Earl Totten, which took place last week in Millerton, \. '. The bride is a dGrgkter of MT ard Mrs Charles Rasquin of Cliff street and the groom Is a son of Mrs Lena Totten of Galpin street. The newly married couple are we'll known young people and have many friends who wish them happy married life. They will reside in Lakeyille where the groom is employed.
 The flremen's team were trimmed In Danbury Saturday by the score of IS to 3. The team vas badly handi- capped by the absence of Jones and Foley. and with new men in their places it was plain that team work was lacking. Smedick pitched for five innings and was replaced by Sweeney. but the game was won by the home team before Sweeney went Into pitch. The batteries were: Sweeney, Smediek and Grant: Nc Namara and Barry.
 The funeral of Frank C;ofey, whose death occurred last ThHrs- day in Middletown. was held yester- day afternoon at 4:5O o'clock from the home of his mother, Mrs James COfey of Scott street. 10 St Francis's church. The funeral services were read by Rev Father Higgins The were James ". Sullivan, John J. Kelly. Francis Collins. John W. Burke. John !. KlnsIey and James J. Reilly. Int4rment was in St Jsmes's cemetery.
 The funeral of -he late James honahsn vas held yesterday after noon from his late resideaas on Cherry street to St Franeis's church. where funeral services wers read by Rev Father FitzgeTald. The First and Second division members 1f the A O. H. attended the funeral in body. The paIIbearers were Thomas Lesry and John Fitzgerald of Wsfer- bary and Patrick D0-d, John Dz.y.