Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-22
NAt'GATUCK NUGGETS

Mir and Mrs Joseph Levgyel of Aetna street.
 Michael Hayes of Hartford Is vis- iting his daughter, Mrs John Healey of German street.
 A daughter was born d few days ago to MT and Mrs Julius Barlblero of Carroll street.
 Miss Nellie Neary of Thomaston is the guest of Miss Mamie Neary of 1 Anderson street.
 Fred Smithauser of Bridgeport spent Sunday with MT and Mrs T. K. Almond of Line street.
 L. S. Moulthrop of Church street is spending a few days 1t his sum- mer home in Adin, R. l.
 Harris Whittemore has been ap- pointed administrator of the estate of the late Dr Frederick Spring
 Martin Anderson of Torrington spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Martin Anderson of Hillside avenue.
 Miss May Cullum of New Haven is the guest of Attorney and Miss John F. McDonough of Arch street.
 The forty hours devotion will open next Sunday at St Francis's church after the close of the. 1u:3O o'clock mass.
 Miss Bessie Prall of May street left to-day for Scranton, Pa, where she will spend the next few weeks with relatives.
 Mrs George W. Brooks of Meadow street entertained the Ladies After noon Whist club at her home Satur- day afternoon.
 In the probate court Saturday the final account of James Leary, admis- istrator of the estate of the late Mary Leary, was accepted.
 Miss Mary A. Carr of Ward street expects to leave this week for Sioux Falls, S. D., where she will spend the summer with her aunt.
 Rev G. A. Anderson, pastor of the Swedish Congregational church, preached in the Swedish Congrega- tional church in Georgetown yester- day. Frank Buckmiller, a student at Villanova college, is spending the summer vacation with his parents, MT and Mrs Adolph Buckmiller Of Sheffield street.
 | Charles Brocar, physical instruc- tor at the local high school, will leave for Germany the latter part of the week, where he will spend the sum- mer with relatives. A hearing on the application of l Jackson Ainsworth for letters of ad- ministration on the estate of the late l Sampson Ainsworth will be held in the probate office on June 23 at 10 a. m.
 Paul Neary, who received his de- gree at St Bonaventures college at 1 Allegany, x. Y, has returned home and will spend the summer with his l father, Richard Neary 0f Anderson | street.
 James Powers of Waterbury has been granted a license to conduct the cafe in the building fol olmerly oc- cupied by Martin Kelly on Rubber avenue. Thomas Klien will manage the business.
 The two divisions of the A. O. H. decorated the graves of their de- ceased members yesterday afternoon. | They marched to St James and St Francis's cemeteries. The music for the occasion was furnished by St Francis's drum corps.
 Centennial lodge, I. o. 0. F., ob- served the Memorial day of the order yesterday. After attending special services at the Episcopal church in body the members marched to Hill side cemetery and decorated the graves of their deceased members.
 The members of St Francis's and s: Cecilia's T. A. B. societies paraded the principal streets upon their re- turn from Torrington last Saturday night, where they secured three prizes offered at the field day exer- cises. The prizes that wee won by them were carried at the lead of the parade by five members uf the so- ciety.
 The High School team were de- i feated Saturday afternoon in Shelton by the High School team of that place by the score of to 2. The local team being handicapped by the absence of Leary and Schofield. and a substitute named Roberts was in the box. Another game Till be ar ranged between these two teams at a later date.
 Deputy Game Warden Wyhe has turned over the little faVn which was caught in Millville last week to ! George D Buck of High street. who ! will fence of a portion of his prop | erty in which he Vill keep the ami nal. Wylie first obtained permis- sion from the state game commis- sioners before disposing of the lawn | in this manner
 The lawn fete given by the Junior ! Aid society of the Congregational church at the home of Mrs Lewis C. | Warner on Church street. Saturday afternoon. was a great success. a number of novel features being intro | duced for the ehildren's amusement The vaudeville sketch vas one of the most enjoyable affairs and the Aid society realized quite a little by the fete-
 The Fire Department team met ! defeat Saturday afternoon ou Fire mems field when they were trimmed to the tune of s to 5 by the MiIfOrds. Danny Sweeney pitched for the locals and his work vas of the sind that should bring victory to the team. h-rs sAa 0ers~ members nF inc saz-r