Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-29
NAUGATUCN NUGGETS

me lntefment was in St Francis cemetery. The pail bearers were Thomas Coleman, James and Frank Regan, Frederick Flynn. George Lambert and John Maher The flower bearers were John Renehan Alexander Mccarthy Tracy Breen, Joseph Neal. Thomas Moore and MT Donovan. The floral tributes we.c as follows: A heart from her hus. band; pillow from her parents: mound from her sister, Mrs Robert Dillon; standing wreath, Mir and Mrs James II. ORourke; carnations, MT and Mrs Thomas Grant, Mrs James Began, Mary Shields, MT and Mrs F.. Moore, F. L. Jones, NJ. J. Lang ford, MT and Mrs Harry Noble, Mr and Mamie OConnor. MT and Mrs Charles Grell, MT and Mrs John All ing, J. J. and Frank Began, Mrs Will liam Grant, Bridgeport. Among the out of town people at the funeral were James O'Rourke and family Mrs Grant and family, Bridgeport; Thomas kehoe, New Haven; George Tuttou, Brockton, Mass; Thomas Coleman, Mrs John Coleman and Mrs James Began of Seymour.
 The newly-elected officers of Act na lodge, No S1, Shepherds of Beth lehem, for the ensuing term are as follows: Commander, Hattie Fox; vice commander, Jennie Melbourne; past commander, Margaret Der mory; marshall, Ada Cockroft; scribe, Nellie Donovan; accountant, |, Elizabeth Stahl; treasurer, James Fox; chaplain, Fanny Young; mas ter of ceremonies, William Lates; pianist, Julia Bott; inside guard, Helma Peterson; outside guard William Cleary; trustee for six months, George Hotchkiss; trustee for 12 months, Jennie Melbourne; trustee for IS months. Fanny Young. The officers will be installed Janu- ary 23 by the new prelate, George M. Smith of New Haven.
 Local No SO4, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, of Amer for the ensuing term of six months at last nights meeting: President Thomas P. Reilly; vice president, Henry Shears; financial secretary, John A. Lawlor; recording secre- tary. Thomas F. Maher; treasurer, George s. Clark; conductor, Robert Freeman; warden, James J. Reilly; trustee for eighteen months, Michael Mccarthy; business agent, John A. LaW'or; delegates to the state con- vertion. Thomas P Reilly and Frank x. Taylor.
 At the meeting of the St Francis T. A. B, society last evening the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, William Tuckey; vice president, Thomas Sweeney; chaplain, Rev w. H. Fitz- gerald; financial secretary, L. J. Farrell; recording secretary. James Newman; treasurer, Patrick H. Rea- gan; auditing committee, Thomas Sweeney, William Purcell and John O'COnnOr; trustee for four years, Joseph W. Reynolds.
 The masses at St Francis church on New Years day will be celebrat- ed at 5, and o'clock. Confes- sions will be heard Thursday after noon and evening. At St Mary's church the masses on New Years day will be celebrated at 5:3O and s o'clock. Confessions will be heard Thursday afternoon and evening.
 At the meeting of the Robert En- met club last night officers were elected for the ensuing year as fol- lows: President. Patrick Rooney; vice president, John Brannigan; re- cording secretary, John Curtin; fin- ancial secretary, Charles Hurley; treasurer, John Carney trustee (three years), John Brannigan.
 The next meeting of the Women s Study club will be held next Tues day. The subject will be Current Events.' Papers have been assigned as follows: Review of Popular Sci ence Monthly for 1909" Miss Rust; The Political Situation in the Orient" Mrs Spring: Review of 190S," Miss Whittemore.
 A Foresters' night celebration will he held Thursday evening by the To- cal courts of Foresters of America at Foresters' hall. The programme will consist of vocal and instrument al music, recitations, addresses and other interesting features. Among the speakers will be Grand Secre- tary Thomas OLoughlin.
 A sunlight and moonlight dance will be given at Columbus hall on New Years day at Lallier's Military band of Waterbury. The social will be held in the afternoon and even- ing and an enjoyable time is assured all who attend. A number of people from Derby and Waterbury will be present
 The eighth anniversary of Com panion Court Minerva, 1. o. F., will be celebrated tomorrow evening ar Pythian hall The members of Court NaugatuCk are invited to attend. IL promises 10 be one Of the most en. jovable anniversary celebrations ever held by local society.
 Michael Martin died yesterday af- ternoOn at his home on High street.
 He had been in failing health for some time and for several days his condition had been critical He leaves a widow and one daughter. Mrs Charles fanley. He was a member of Court Unity, r. of A.
 The annual meeting of Queen of the Forest circle. C. o. F., will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in Pores ters hall Officers for the ensuing