Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Lyman Lamphere of Water street spent Sunday with relatives in Win sted.
 Devotions will be held in St Fran cis' church on Wednesday and Fri day evening at 7:30.
 Frederick w. Schaffer of Hillside avenue and family have gone to Ban tam to spend the summer.
 Miss Valesca Beecher, who at tends Mt Holyoke college, is home for the summer vacation.
 Miss Pauline Phelps, who at- tends Mt Holyoke college, is home for the summer vacation.
 Dr and Mrs William J. Delaney, who have been visiting friends in Chicago, have returned home.
 Henry Ringe of Hamburg, Ger many. is visiting his brother, Her man Rings, of Prospect stree.
 Mrs Gustav Schippers of Rubber avenue is entertaining her daughter, Mrs Margaret Blschoff of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs William P. Stapleton nave lcIul uSu II oul lnCii "CuuAh6 trip and will reside on Meadow street.
 \. Attorney and Mrs John F. McDon- ough have returned from their we'd ding trip and will reside on Arch street.
 | Miss Julia Bott of Melbourne court has as her guests the Misses Hattie and Annie Hartman of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Ben Kennedy, who is a student at Niagara university, is visiting at the home of his father, John Kennedy, of Meadow street.
 The Rev Sherrod Soule will de- liver the address at the laying of the corner stone of the new church in Prospect Tuesday afternoon at 4 ! o'clock.
 The Echos baseball team defeated the West Sides by a score of to 6. The batteries were Miller and Keller for the Echos and Bott and Krauss for the West Sides.
 The Junior Guild will give an en- | tertainment and fair in St Mich ael's chapel this evening at o'clock. Admission for adults will be 10c and sc for children.
 The funeral of Maurice, the ? F. year-old son of MT and Mrs Thomas Donohue of Beacon Falls, was held yesterday afternoon. The interment was in St James's Cemetery. Mir and Mrs Schildgen of East Wa terbury road entertained about forty of their friends Saturday evening. Music for the occasion was furnished by Donkersley and Hurd. Refresh ments were served during the even- ing.
 The three courts of Foresters of America held memorial services yes terday morning, after which they ! marched in body to the cemeteries | where they decorated the graves of | the deceased members. The music for | the occasion was furnished by the T. ! A. B. drum corps.
 "Children's Day" was observed | last night in the Swedish Congrega- 1 tional church, special music being | a feature of the service, the male | quartette and orcnestra assisting. | Diplomas for perfect attendance 1 were given and a plant was given | to each child in memory of the day.
 The Consolidated baseball team de- feated the Independents in an excit- ing game yesterday afternoon on "Miser's lot" by score of 5 to 3. The score by innings was as follows:
 R.H.E. x. Con .....41OOO OOOOO"-5 : 4 Independents 900 O0110-S , ?
 Batteries-Keily and Sengstacken; Nixon and O'Loughlin.
 Children's day was observed yester- day in the Congregational church with a programme consisting of reel tations and special music. There were also twelve children baptized. Bibles were presented to eight members of the Sunday school who were baptized seven years ago. The inside of eacl. volume is recorded the date of pre- sentation. name of recipient. date of baptism and name of minister.
 Gavel lodge. K. of P, held me- mOrial services yesterday afternoon. An appropriate address was given by Rev w. H. Garth, rector of St Michaels After the service the company formed in line and march ed 10 Hillside cemetery. where they placed flowers on the graves of the deceased members. The graves of the deceased members who were buried in Grove cemetery were dec orated in the morning. The music for the occasion was furnished by the Naugatuck band Colonel Charles E. Pierson acted as mar shal.
 Dr Frederic Spring. aged 4T years. died last Saturday afternoon at his home on Church street. He leaves a widow. one son. Gardiner. who now resides in California, three daughters. Elizabeth. Natella and Isabelle. also two brothers. Dr Gardner Spring of Salisbury. Md. and Walton Spring of Jamestown. \. Y. The deceased has been a practicing physician in Nau- gatuek during the past twenty-four years. He was a graduate of the New York Medical university. and before coming here was associated for tuO years with the late Dr Monroe of Boston. and also prsctieed for one year at Bsrgin Point. N '. He was a member of Gavel lodge. K. of F., and Centennial lodge. l. O O. F. The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock at the parish house
 The Naugstuek ladies sho are toi ride in the float in TOrring-o1 5B