Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-23
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mr and Mrs Charles Hine O
 Pennsylvania are visiting relatives in the borough.
 The local aerie of Eagles will givt a ladies night in their hall nex Thursday evening.
 The annual meeting of the Mill vile school district will be held to- night in the Millville school house.
 MT and Mrs H. N Bunting of Elm wood street are entertaining Corne lius Bunting and son of, Ellenville N. Y.
 Henry Ellsworth of Church street left yesterday for Boston where he will spend the summer with rela' tives.
 Michael Carroll of Beacon Fall: left to-day for Panama where he will resume work for the United States government.
 The members of the Epworth league will hold a lawn party to-mor- row night at the residence of S. A Thompson of Culver heights.
 Among the graduates of New Brit ain Normal school is Miss Mary Josephine Brannigan, daughter oi MT and Mrs John Brannigan of Cherry street.
 The Church Helpers of St Mich ael's church will meet Thursday at- ternoon this week instead of We'd nesday, at the home of Mrs George Myers of Millville.
 Frank Coffee, a well known young man, who was found by Officer Far rell late one night last week on the steps of St Francis's church, and who it is thought is suffering religious monomania, has been removed to the hospital ward at the town farm.
 The Luther league of the Salem Lutheran church will hold a lawn social on the church lawn this even- ing at 8 o'clock. There will be vocal and instrumental music and a short address. Ice cream and cake will be served. The public are cordially invited to attend.
 The body of John Brennan of &c., tauket, L. l.. who died last week in hospital in New York city, was brought here yesterday and inferred in St Francis cemetery. The de- ceased was brother of Joseph Brennan of Arch street and was for merly a resident of this town.
 A fire alarm was sent in from box 63, yesterday afternoon, short ly after o'clock. The fire was in the attic of the residence of John Weisman's of School street. The fremen confined he fire to the top of the building, the only damage being done by water The recall was sounded about half an hour after the alarm was sent in.
 The fire department team will go to Woodbury next Saturday to play a return game with the town team of that place. Manager Lambert has engaged a new pitcher named Sme- dick. He is brother of the pitcher for the Coe Brass team of Torrington. He will be put in to pitch against the team next Saturday. It is thought that a large number of root CTS will accompany the team.
 The little fawn that was caught by Eugene Sirico one day last week in Millville and which was turned over to George D. Buck of High street by Game Warden Wylie. died yesterday. The animal was badly hurt, it is thought during the chase which was given it by the dogs on the day 1t was captured. Mir Buck regrets that he has lost the animal as he wished that he might be able to raise it un- til such time as he thought it would be able to care for itself.
 At the regular meeting of St Fran cis's T. A. B. society held last night the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Will liam Tuckey: vice-president. Stephen ]. Martin; chaplain, Rev W. A. Fitz- gerald; sergeant-at-arms, Richard Kelley; marshal. John J. Carney: James Newman: financial Lawrence Farrell: treas Irer. Patrick Reagan: standing com nittee. stephen J. Martin. Thomas Bowling. NJ. l. Duigan. William Pur- cell. Joseph Leyengal. John O'Con- nor; auditors. Thomas Sweeney. Will jam Purcell, John O'COnnor.
 A very pretty wedding was held In St Francis's church Monday morning when Miss Mary Dillon and Benjamin Kiernan were united in marriage by the Rev Father Hiz- gins. The bride was attended by her niece. Miss Marie Spellman. and Edward Kiernan. A bro her of the groom of7ciated as best man. The bride was attired in princess gown of embroidered white batisse trimmed with valenciennes lace. She wore a large white hat with olunes and carried bride roses. The bridesmaids gown was of white French lawn. trimmed with Vslen- ,iennes lace. 4 reception was heif T. the home of the brides mother 1n German street. after which the newly married couple left for al trip. Upon their return hey viII reside on German street. Nr and Mrs Kiernan are both very ,Opulsr young people and have the vest wishes of large circle of