Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-10
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Harry F. Benham at the Gem opera house on the evenings of December } and l7. It will be given under the auspices of the Ladies Aid soci- ety of the Congregational church. The cast of characters is as follows Miss Edith Marsden ........
 .. ..... Miss Collena Stuart MT Marsden .... ..,. w. \. Stone Harry Marsden .... George k. fluff Mr Cattermole ,... M. lladley Cox Douglass Cattermole . . .
 ....... ... .. II. T. Carpenter Mrs Stead ...... .,..... ....
 ...... Miss Florence F. Robinson Miss Ashford. Miss Eleanor Spencer MT Gibson ....... Ralph E. Smith Mir Spaulding, the tutor .... -.
 .. ..., ...... II. F. Benham John, a servant. Dewitt CramptoE
 At the regular meeting of Liberty lodge, O. D. $. G., officers for the en- suing term were installed by D. D. Annie l.. Bott, assisted by P. P. Mary Noble as follows: President, Hattie Fox; vice president, Annie Brownlow; financial secretary, Mar tha l.. Buchanan; treasurer, Annie Carter; recording secretary, Mary No- ble; chaplain, Minnie Bray; first Conn, Louie Darlington; second Conn, Ida Wood; l. G., Helen Bott; o. G., Annie Worrell; trustee, Martha Ranslow At the close of installation the porthy president, Hattie FOX, presented the retiring recording sec retary. Miss Annie l.. Bott, with sil- yer spoons and pie knife in recoSni- tion of her faithful services as re- corder for the past eight years. The financial reports showed considerable gain in the past term. The present membership is B. There were reel tations by Mrs Blakeslee and Miss Jackson of Waterbury and solo by Miss Ada Cowles. Miss Julia Bott and Robert Worrell furnished music for dancing
 The following officers for the ensu- ing year were elected at the meeting of Ojeda council, K. of C., last even ing: Grand knight, Elmer Deegan; deputy grand knight, Patrick Roon- ey; chancellor, Attorney John F. Me Donough; financial secretary, Robert Cleary; recording secretary, Joseph J. Hall; treasurer, James Fitzgerald; lecturer, Joseph Neal; advocate, Will liam Kennedy; warden, John Mur- ray: inside guard, Matthew Maher; outside guard, Edward Nixon; trus- tee for three years, Matthew Maher. The relief committee appointed con- sists of John M. HearnS. Joseph Neal, William Barrett, John J. Murray and Thomas H. Benton.
 Queen of the Forest circle, No 136, C. of F., will hold an important meeting this evening in FOresters' hall. The circle win have as their guest Supreme State Deputy Miss An nie NJ. Corcoran of New Haven. As this is Miss Corcoran's first visit since her recent appointment to the office it is hoped there will be a large at tendance as she is a good speaker and her subject will be interesting to all.
 At the last meeting of the Ladies auxiliary to the A. o. H. officers for the ensuing year were elected as fol- lows: President, Mrs William Don ahue: vice president, Miss Elizabeth Murphy; recording secretary, Miss Mary E. Leary; financial secretary, Miss Dora Dunn: treasurer. Miss Nel lie Joy; sentinel, Miss Mary Carr; Mistress at arms, Miss Bridget keat- ing.
 At the annual meeting of Myrtle for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Oracle Eudora Hard; vice oracle, Annie Prescott; recorder, Margaret Mccarthy; receiver, Eliza beth Stahl; marshal, Cora Van Deu- sen: chancellor. Ethel AdamsOn; in ner sentinel, Nellie Brennan; outer sentinel, Margaret Elliott.
 A social will be given in the par ish house tonight under the auspices of the Young Peoples society of the Congregational church. All the young people of the church and their friends are invited. There will be an attractive entertainment and refresh ments will be served free of charge There will be no charge for admis- sion.
 Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Annie Louise Bott, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. H. Bott of Melbourne court, and Frederick Samuel Sergeant, which wiIle take place on Saturday, Decem- Der 19, at p. m. at , Melbourne court
 Application has been made to the probate court that Ernest Wooster, over whom cOnservatOr was ap- pointed some months ago, be restored to his full capacity. \ hearing on the application will be held on De- cember 12 at 9 a. m.
 Mr and Mrs ". H. Watson of North Main street have gone to Stayner, Ont. where they will attend the fu- neral of MT Watson's s sister, Mrs C. 0. Weatherup, whose death occur red yesterday morning.
 The diphtheria quarantine at the home of Mir and Mrs Moriarty on Cherry street has been lifted hy Health Officer Baker. their little