Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-13
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Cuman Ma Gealige society
 will meet this evening in St Cecilia
 hall.
 MT and Mrs Frank NJ. Twitchell
 have gone to Madison to spend the
 summer.
 The senior class of the High school
 will hold a reception in Columbus
 hall, June g.
 l Miss Lillian Yale of Fairview ave-
 nue is spending few days at her
 home in Guilford.
 MT and Mrs A. E. May of North
 Main street are spending few days
 with friends in Madison. Mrs William Champion of Fair | view avenue has returned from a visit with friends in Meriden. Mrs Catherine Wyant of Elmwood street left to-day for few weeks visit with relatives in Seymour. Miss Emma Terrill of May street,
 who has been visiting her brother at Fort Slocum, N. Y. has returned home.
 Newton Tyler and family who re- side in Florida are the guests of MT
 and Mrs F. K. Perry of City Hill street.
 Miss Leaie Baldwin who attends the Froebel kindergarten school in Bridgeport is home for the summer vacation.
 Arthur Baker, telegraph operator in the Union City station. has re- signed and gone to Boston where he has secured employment. Dr William J. Delaney who has been attending the convention of the American Medical society in Chicago is expected home tonight.
 The condition of Dr Frederick Spring of Church street is critical. He is gradually growing weaker and the end is expected momentarily.
 Mrs James Anderson and daughter, Miss Catherine Kelley have returned home from New Jersey where they attended the wedding of relative.
 The Merry Widow" social given by the Ladies Drill Team of the A. o. H. was largely attended. A num- Der of guests were present from out of town.
 The Ladies Aid society of the German Lutheran church will give strawberry supper in the church parlors Thursday, June IS, from 5 to o'clock.
 The funeral of Anna, the nine months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Elmer P. Dugan of High street was held this afternoon. Interment was in St Francis cemetery.
 Michael Carroll and Miss Belle Darlington of Beacon Falls were mar ried Thursday evening by the Rev Father Higgins. John Donlon was best man and Miss Helen Donlon was bridesmaid.
 Gavel lodge, K. of P. will hold memorial services Sunday afternoon. They will meet in Pythian hall and will go from there to St Michael's church, where the Rev w. H. Garth will preach an appropriate 
 The Rome olympian Military band of New Haven has been engaged by the local Italians for their religious which is to be held on July Is, the band will give a concert In the park the night before the eel ebration.
 At the last meeting of Columbian lodge, No 35 the following committee l was appointed to assist Centennial lodge, No 100, l. o. O. F. with their | day June 21: Mrs Mary | Marsden, Mrs Carrie Egan, Mrs Lydia | Saunders, Mrs Lillie Titley and Mrs | Elizabeth NJ. Allen.
 A very one sided game of base ball was played yesterday afternoon | on Firemen's field between the Gill bert High school of Winstsd and the | local High resulting in a score of 12 | 10 3 in favor of the home team. The score by innings: R.. H. E. \. H. s. .33211O10'- '-12 12 5 [. H. s. 100000 20-3 47
 At the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses which will be held next Tuesday night a public nearing will be given on the applica- ion of the Connecticut company to put in a turnout on South Main Itreet. just south of Maple street. This hearing Is sure 10 be largely at- ended because of SO much interest laving been taken in the matter the ast time that this question was brought before the board. There vas a great deal of opposition to the project. the chief reason which was yiven for opposing the scheme was hat 1t would make that part of the treet a danger spot for public travel 3ut since that time the company has iecided that the end of JAe proposed witch will not reach as far north IS Maple street. and this removes me of the chief points for objecting Q the switch being placed there. 3nt the claim is still made that, that 'articulsT spot is no place for a witch. but that it should be built a title farther below this point. on property which belongs 70 the com any. and thus avoid the unpleasant which is pretty apt to rise if the request of the Counecti- ut company is granted The plans f the proposed change are on exhi- litiOn st the Borough's clerks office. md it would be sell for all those rho are interested in the matter in