Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-25

Miss Kathryn Knight of Derby Is spending a few weeks vacation at the home of Miss Maria Mcclure.
 Sunday services at the Gospel tent, corner Johnson and Waterville streets. Preaching by Evangelist w. R. Andrews at 8 p. m. Subject, Gods Seal and the Counterfeit" All seats are free.
 Milkmen complain that the article is getting scarce and they don't look for much improvement this season The long drought and extremely hot weather are said to be the principal sources of trouble.
 Mime Sophie Freedman of the well known Bargain millinery, and heI son, Max Freedman, of A Park place left yesterday for three weeks va cation at the Locust inn. Morris Cove.
 Universalist services tomorrow will be at 10:30 a. m. Preaching by Rev W. F. Dickerman. Subject of sermon, ''The Great Christian Ideals. After this date there will be no services un- til the first Sunday in September. A cordial invitation to all.
 Michael Kervin and Miss Agnes Murphy, both of Waterbury, were married January 5 last in the church of St Mary, Poughkeepsie, by the Rev Father Daly. William Campion
 
 son, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. The couple have now com menced housekeeping in handsome ly furnished home at 36 Jewelry street, this city.
 Michael Keueher of Phoenix ave nue, who left home last evening evening without stating where he was going, was located this morning at the Oak Tree inn, Southbury Word to this effect was telephoned tt the police station this morning ant the young mans mother was prompt ly notified. Kelleher arrived home yesterday from a sanitarium, restored | to his former health, it was supposed ] but it seems this was mistake, else he would not have left mysteriousl! and kept the family hunting for hin all night.
 A grand musical was given Thurs | day evening at the home of Miss E Holczer at 37 Kingsbury street, ir honor of Miss Julia Hecht of Brook lyn, N. Y. The artists of the even | nj cf and MT Dreamer, violinist, both stu dents of the New York conservatory | of music. Their excellent playing was deeply appreciated and those who had the pleasure of listening vii l long remember those youthful art ists, who no doubt have a great flu ture before them. Miss A. Gross man sang a few selections, while Miss Holczer entertained with popu lar music. Messrs NJ. Katz, s. Chase and w. Friedman greatly added tC the evenings programme by theil humorous songs.
 At the close of the meeting o Court Shields, F. of A., last night game of forty-fiye took place betweei teams representing Court Rose Hil and Court Shields, the latter coming off victorious by score of IS to l2 The successful team consisted of Cap tain Patrick Barry, James Fitzgerald Patrick J. Kelly, William C. keenan William Doran and E. P. Riordan. i big crowd watched the contest an' pronounced it the best ever seen il the city. Keenan, Barry and Kell covered themselves with glory, win ming thirteen games out of a possi ble figteen. They were charged witt coloring the cards, but the other fel lows were not able to prove it an, they had to take their medicine. I was said to-day that with the excep tion of Division 1, A. O. H., Cour Shields can whip any society in Wa terbury at the game of forty-five.