Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
CITY NEWS.

The Lyra Singing society Will en-
 certain at Peter Hooks farm Sun
 day.
 Gotta Lejon lodge, O. ", will have
 an outing at Olson's farm, beyond
 the Brookside, next Sunday.
 Amity castle, No II, K. G. E..
 will attend the annual outing of the
 order at Steeplechase Island, Bridge
 port, next Saturday.
 There will be months mind
 mass for Mrs William Cosgrove Fri day morning at o'clock at St Mich aels church, Waterville.
 Don't forget to take in the dance at City hall Saturday evening. Lal- Hers Military band will be on hand
 and also furnish you with the bes;
 of music
 The Queens Daughters will hold meeting at o'clock this evening at the convent of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost, corner of South Main and Lib erty streets.
 Friday evening a full attendance is desired at the meeting of Court Me Givney to discuss and make plans for the social season that will begin in the early fall.
 Charles Connor and Miss Mary Graham were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev James E. O'Brien. George Graham was best man and Miss Nellie Connor was maid of honor.
 The receipts at the local post of fee for July amounted to $10,257.- 85, about 20 per cent in excess ot the money taken in during the cor responding month year ago. Busi- ness continues to be brisk at the of flee and just at present the employees are kept on the jump.
 At a meeting of Court Fruitful Vine, A. O. F., last night resolu- tions were passed regarding the death of the late William Forrest, who was a member of the court. Mir Forests wife is expected to arrive here from Scotland next Monday or Tuesday on the Lusitania, which l sailed from Iverness yesterday.
 At the annual meeting of the grand lodge of the order of the i Sons of St George of Connecticut in Torrington yesterday officers were 1 chosen as follows: Grand worthy l president, J. w. Smith, Bridgeport; l F. w. Elliott, Rock vile; secretary, R. Martin. Bridge port; treasurer, w. N. Copley, Tor rington; messenger, Albert Croft, assistant messenger, c. i B. Holt, Norwalk; assistant secre> tary, B. Mannering, Waterbury; ! chaplain, B. H. Hallas, Thompson vile; inside sentinel, I. Mitchell, { outside sentinel, A. Schofield, Waterbury.
 Imagine it, for the sake of har- mony M. J. Byrne and Benjamin Kelsey, 1t is said, have buried the hatchet in the third ward and both will work together for the success of the republican ticket. It sounds | well, but that's about as far as it goes. As stated in the Democrat when the deal was patched up be- tween the regulars and the Byrne faction, it was simply a blind. The regulars will use the antis and the of the old Third Ward Re- publican club until they have what they wished. When the milking is over the Kelsey-Peasley faction will once more begin to grab everything In sight and the battles will start again more bitter than ever. only to cease when the regulars once again feel they are about to be scalped. Then of course something will be done to bring the factions together for the general welfare of the party It must make some Of he old timers in the third, the men who have taken an active interest in the contests of the past few years. 5welier when they realize the man. ler in which things have been fixed turing the past two preliminaries.