Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-11
CITY NEWS.

Military band dance at Good Will hall, Waterville, Friday evening.
 Mrs Francis Wood, aged so years died yesterday at her home in Plants | vile.
 A son was born yesterday to M and Mrs Alfred Avery of 1S2 Sec will street.
 Miss Sadie Spender of Hyland ave nue is spending a vacation of II , days at Springfield and Munson Mass.
 1 Excelsior council, O. T.. A. M. will hold memorial service at the Third 4 Congregational church on Sunday evening, June 21.
 The remains of Mrs Louis A. Hall who died yesterday in New Haven will be brought here tomorrow after noon and inferred in Pine Grove cem- | etery.
 The art exhibit in the room of Miss Elise Carret, instructor Of drawing at the high school, was well attended yesterday. Miss Carret will sail Tor Europe at the close of the school term.
 l Mrs A. D. Fields of this city while 1 boarding d car in Waiilngford where she had been visiting her daughter, Miss Della, student at Phelps school fell Tuesday evening and fractured her left hip
 I List of advertised letters: Joseph | Bratcher, Mrs Pauline Case, Daniel | Cavanaugh, Miss Ethel c. Doolittle, Miss Mary Fenn, Miss Anna Gustaf- son, Edwardo Muscatillo, Miss Adah Newbury, Mrs Emma !. Reynolds, Allen Smith. Mrs Stella Tilbery, An gelina Venditti.
 Charles l.. Lewis of this city and Miss Edith E. Cray of Battleboro, Vt, were married at the home of the bride on Monday afternoon by the Rev l.. Nj. Keneston. Only few relatives and friends were present. Mr and Mrs Raymond will reside at S9 Ridge wood street, this city.
 Benson's new furniture store will be opened for business at his new location opposite the post office on or about the list of July. Watch for the opening and you will be able to se- cure big bargains on all new furni- ture. Remember that this is a new store to be located at 142 Grand street. Opening days about July 1st, New and up-to-date goods.
 Miss Brigit Bowling and her nephew. Bernard Shea, both of II Pemberton street, Miss Margaret Shannahan of the same place, Miss Margaret Lyons of Baldwin street, Miss Katherine Ladden of Is Bren nan place will sail for Ireland this afternoon al D. m. on board the Baltic. Before their return they will visit many points of interest. Their many friends wish them a pleasant voyage and a safe return.
 Miss Clara Mary Reed, daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank S. Reed of 336 Grove street and Nelson Thomas weTc married at the home of the brides parents on Tuesday afternoon by the Rev F. n. Buckley, rector of Trinity church. The couple were unattended
 
 with valenciennes trimmings and carried bridal roses After a recep- tion Mir and Mrs Thomas left on wedding trip. On their return they will reside at 33G Grove street.
 F. NJ. T-pson, deac~q of the First Congregational church of WOlcott and Mrs Fannie Manwuring of Mill Plain were married yesterday at the home of the brides father. !. X. Garrigus of Mill Plain. Rev l. G. Davenport, pastor of the Second Con gregatiOnal church performed the cer- emOny. The wedding was soiemniged under a large maple tree on the front lawn and was witnessed by many guests. The bride was gowned in lavender silk dress trimmed with lace and earned a bouquet of white roses.
 The Little Light Bearers of the Children's mission held an entertain ment and social at St Paui's church parlnrs yesterday afternoon About fifty children accompanied by their mothers. were present and enjoyed the following programme: Song. When all Cometh. All prayer. prayer. pastor song. The little children all: sketch The little light bearers greeting" Grace Ieplev. Olive Duloy. Bertha and Lillian Schneider. Jeanette Rom mannia, Edna LouCks and Bessie DuIey: recitation, Ethel Moshier: drill eighteen children: piano salectinn. susan Mosicr: song, America" alI.
 The local management of inc sn.ial. isr party has arraigned with Timnthy Sullivan. of New York city. to remain in this city for the next week and in addition to addressing the l"ral organ izatIons. hc will also allress two open air mass meetings. The first will To this evening. at the corner of Baldwin and Bridgc streets and the second on saturday. June fa. a' the corner "f Bank and Grand strrrrs. Tho subject st the open air meetings will le Why Workinzmen Should Vote for SDoialism in Prefarence ia the FulI-Dinner-PaH and the Fake Prosperity That They Are Now En- foying'
 In Waterbury. April =. Henry z. Adams was married tO Miss Lillian M Guess. Mr Adams iS grsat-graadsan ol General Ezra Adams of Canton. prominent in that town a centrry a-o. and more than Uace represented if in tiie lower house of the general assem-