Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-08
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

| A prayer and conference meeting will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Baptist church.
 About 100 children received their first communion Saturday morning at St Francis's church.
 Miss Margaret Purcell of Rubber avenue attended the funeral of her sister, in Meriden, Saturday.
 John Stapleton, Jr, of Wayne, Pa, is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs John Stapleton of Church street. The Working Girls club will give a bag" party at their club rooms on Church street Tuesday evening.
 Mrs Roy c. Warner of Millville has returned from two weeks visit with rela ives in New Brunseick, N. J..
 Mir and Mrs Henry Wagner have returned from their wedding trip and will reside on Highland ave- nue.
 Mrs A. w. Terrill and daughters of Forty Fort, Pa, are the guests of MT and Mrs John L. Benson of Straitsville.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Congregational church will meet | Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O in the parish house.
 Mir and Mrs Harry Johnson, former residents of this borough but now of New York city, are the guests of rel atives in town.
 Maurice Reidy, who has been the guest of his schoolmate, Paul Neary of Anderson street, has returned to his home in Winsted.
 The sale of property belonging to the Wilson property which was to have been held Saturday has been | postponed for one week.
 Pardon Dewitt of Winsted has re- turned to his home after a few days visit with his parents, MT and Mrs Mason Dewitt of Park place.
 Children's day will be observed at the Congregational church on Sum day, June IA. Children will be bap- tized, and 10 Bibles are to be pre- scented.
 Miss Mary T. Cross of Hartford and her friend, Miss Jepson of Hart l ford, were the guests of MT and Mrs | A. B. Cross of Barnum court over l Sunday.
 Dr William F. Gerrish and daugh- ! ter of Bridgeport have returned home after a few days visit with his brother, Dr w. E. Gerrish, of Mea- dow street. 4... .- .
 H. A. Dalby has been elected dele gate from the local Congregational church to a council for ordaining the new minister of the Congregational church of Plymouth. W. G. Hard, left Saturday for Des Moines, la, to attend the national convention of the A. O. U. w., which opens Tuesday in that city. MT Hard expects to be gone about three weeks.
 Mrs L. F. Cragg, who has been the guest of her son, Richard Crags of Oak street, has been summoned | 70 her home in Provincetown, Mass. | on account of the serious illness of : her mother.
 The Ecclesiastical society of the Congregational church will hold a special meeting this evening in the parish house. It is for the purpose of voting on an appropriation of the i fund left to the society by the late Harriet Spencer.
 There were nine deaths in the borough last month, two males and seven females. The causes were: Pneumonia 2, apoplexy 1, appendi- citis 1, colera infantum 2, other causes 2: deaths under one year D, from 1 to years 1.
 The Cappa Mu, high school so- ciety, enjoyed an outing trip Sat ! urday to Poughkeepsie by rail. down the Hudson river by boat to New York. returning to Naugatuck ny rail in the evening. They were chaperoned by Miss Cathie Leary and Miss Winnifred Schaffer.
 The Maplewoods and Merry Wid- ows baseball teams crossed bats Sat urday afternoon on firemen's field and played one of the best games wit messed here this season. The Merry Widows punched their hits and won by the score Ul tb Vs bottcAASH Grove and Swanson; OShea and Driscoll.
 The members of St Francis's T. A. B. society marched from their rooms on Church street to St Francis's eeme- tery yesterday afternoon and deco rated the graves of their deceased members. The music was furnished by the society drum corps. The graves in St James's cemetery were decorated in the morning by a dele gatiOn from the sOieety.
 The games played yesterday in the Consolidated and West Sides and the Echos and Independents. The Con- soIidateds defeated the West Sides S to :. Batteries. Stanbridge and Seng- stacken: Bott and Krauss. The second game was between the EchOs and Consolidateds. the latter winning by the score of S to g. Batteries. Nixon and DriscoIl; Brazzie and Kel- lar.
 James 4. Hynes. Daniel E. Fitzpat- rick and Charles C. Commerford, who were appointed by Warden O'Lough- lin as commissioners to assess bene- fits and damages to the property owners on High. Carroll and School |