Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs William H. Mccarthy of Cen tral avenue is visiting relatives 1T Hartford.
 Mrs Mary Healey of Meadow street
 left yesterday for visit with friend: in Norwich.
 Mrs Thomas Derry and children oi
 Rome, N. Y., are spending few days
 with relatives here.
 Miss Harriet Smith of Brooklyn
 N. r., is visiting Miss Munroe at the Hopkins homestead.
 Mrs Joseph Ostroski of Aetna street rsr taken to the New Haven hospital yesterday for reatment.
 Miss Grace Murphy of Barnum court is spending few days with friends at Fort Trumbull Beach.
 Rev z. A. Zetterstrand, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church has returned from Stamford, where he attended a mission meeting.
 The degree team of the united courts of Foresters are preparing for large class initiation to be held on saturday, June 27.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Ger man Lutheran church will give a strawberry festival in the church parlors this evening. ...
 James Patterson of Beebe street, who has been taking course of treatment in St Vincent's hospital, Bridgeport, has returned home.
 The family of Attorney William J. Neary of Fairview avenue left yes terday for Fort TrumbulI Beach, where they will spend the summer.
 Paul Neary, son of Richard Neary, student in St Bonaventure college at Allegany, N. Y, received the degree of B. A. in that institution yester- day.
 MT and Mrs Richard Kennedy of School street have returned from Bridgeport, where they attended the funeral of Mrs Kennedy's brother, Thomas Fruin, who was buried in that city. .
 The funeral of the late Sampson Ainsworth was held this afternoon from the residence of his daughter, Mrs Edward Miller of Ward street The funeral services were conducted by Rev w. H. Garth. lnterment was in Hillside cemetery.
 Court Goodyear, F. of A. has elect ed the following officers for the en- suing term: c. R.. Walter Clay: sub c. R. Thomas Reagan; records ing secretary, John Adamson; s. w., Michael w. Morris: J. w. Frank Kischner; beadle, John D. Penrose.
 The Danbury High school base ball team have notified Manager Scho- field that they cannot come here to- morrow and the game will be played at later date, and a game has been with the Consolidated team of Thomaston, who will play the local High school team tomorrow after noon on Firemen's field.
 At the regular meeting of Court Salem, held last evening, the follow ing officers were elected for the en- suing term: c. R., George Buchan- an; sub c. R., Hugh Burns; record ing secretary, Maurice Scanlan; secretary. William Bicker- dyke; treasurer, E. P. O'Brien: J. w., Otto Heddinger: S. E.. George Fellows; J. B., Richard Clancy; lec- turer, Thomas Gormley.
 A large crowd of relatives and friends of the graduating class at- tended the class day exercises held last night in the High school assem- ply hall. The different Lapers tnst were read by the pupils We're of a very high standard, and t,le selec- tions that were rendered by the Glee dub were very much enjoyed. The graduation exercises will be held Fri day evening in the Gem opera house.
 Court Unity, F. of A., elected the officers at their meeting ast evening: Chief ranger. George ,. Lambert; sub-chief ranger, Ed ward Edwards; recording secretary. Aaron French; financial secretary, John P. Gubbins; treasurer. W. J. Moore; senior woodward. John Nor on; junior woodward, Joseph Long, itreet; senior beadle. James Shep- Ird; junior beadle. Thomas Carey: ecturer, Alfred Ashmore.
 Miss Catherine Patterson of Naug- tuck and John Donovan of Water ! ury were married yesterday morn- ng at St Francis church. by the | lev Father Fitzgerald. Miss Mary | 'atterson, sister of the bride was | ridesmaid and James C. Burns ofici- | ted as best man. The brides gown | Tas of white net over white silk and l he wore a large picture hat. The | ridesmaid wore a gown of the same A wedding breakfast was eryed at the home of the brides par nts. Mir and Mrs James Patterson | Beebe street. after which the happy | ouple left for a wedding trip to .tlantic City.
 The Rev Sherrod Soule. pastor of he Congregational church. who is ne of the delegates to the Interna- onal Congregational council at left to-day for Boston. here he will meet the other dele ates and win sail from that port on sturday. June 20. During his ab- snee the local church pulpit will be applied as follows: On June 2I. by ev H. Dewitt Williams: June z5. le Rev JIG. Davenport, D. D: July
 and 12. Rev c. B. F. Paase. July ?. Rev A T. Perry. D. D.. July 2s. ev W. A. Weller: August 2. Rev P. . Paekman. D. D.. August g. Rev | s. Sargent. D. D. Mir SJuIe viIl P absent about two monfLs-
 young man named George Horn scksr. who resides on the Oxford 'ad. met with a painful accident yes- rday morning He went to the barn