Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-23
NAlGATUCk NUGGETS

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 The closing exercises of the Sa- lem school was held this morning at ID o'clock in all of the grades. The exercises of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades were held in the audi torium. The pupils of the lower grades and the kindergarten held their exercises in their class rooms. The programme rendered by the sixth, seventh and eighth grades was as follows:
 Opening Chorus Tree Was
 Grown on Christmas Day. .....
 ................. Sixth Grade When Santa Claus
 Come" ......... Vera Squires 6B Recitation-"An Up-to-Date Visit
 From St Nicholas" .........
 ..........A Alfred Brownlow GA Chorus Merry, Merry Ginning
 Bells" ...........Sev Seventh Grade Composition-"The Strangers Re-
 turn" .......... Martin Lynn "A Recitation-"The Mistletoe Bough'
 ...... Beatrice Greenburg "A Composition Times in the
 Colonies" .. Martin Gormley 7B Recitation-"Iuletide Lights" ....
 ............. Miriam Curtis B Chorus-Christmas Hymn. ......
 Eighth Grade citation-SelectiOn from The
 Passing of Arthur. ...........
 Gertrude Bristol SB Discussion-Did Sir Belvidere desire
 to keep the sword, Excalibur, for
 King Arthur's sake or for his OWE?
 Atfirmative-Natalie Spring SA.
 Negative Ernest Whitlock SA. Closing Chorus-"The Star Span
 gled Banner"
 Mrs Flora F.. Hubbell wife of Ar thur D. Hubbell of Milville, died yesterday afternoon in Westport. She was 52 years of age. She leaves besides her husband two daughters, Mrs Arthur Leach and Mrs William PatChett, and one son, Harold Hub bell also one sister, Mrs William J. Freeman. and one brother, stephen Booth, who resides ill the west. The funeral will be held Thursday after noon at 1 30 o'clock at her late resi- dence in Millville The service will be conducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule. The interment will be in Grove cemetery.
 At the meeting of Court Salem, F. of A., Monday night officers for the ensuing term Were elected as fol- lows: Chief ranger, George Buchan- an; sub-chief ranger, Hugh Burns; financial secretary, Maurice Scanlon; treasurer, Edward P. O'Brien: lee turer, Thomas Gormley: senior woodward, Albert Sumpf; junior dle, Timothy Hurley; junior beadle, Richard Clancy; trustee, for three years. Roger O'Donnell; physician, Dr w. A. Reilly; druggist, the Nau gatuck Drug Co. "
 The Church Helpers of St Mi chael's Episcopal church will give out dinners and clothing to the wor- thy poor on Thursday Members of the parish are requested to contrib ute cooked or uncooked food. gro ceries, clothing or money, and to have their contributions at the chapel on or before Thursday morn ing at 10 o'clock
 At the Gem opera house tonight the Naugatuck high school basket ball team will play the Bulkeley quintette of New London, which is one of the fastest teams in the state. It is hoped that there will be a large attendance as the To- cal team will have to go to big ex- pense to bring the New London team here
 The wedding of Miss Magic Bea- rrice Peck, daughter of MT and Mrs II. Burns of St Michaels. Md. took place last evening at 6:30 at the home of Miss Peck's parents The ceremony was performed by the Rev William Strickland Harper, pastor of l he Methodist church.
 Arrangements are being completed | Oy Beacon Valley grange for the i 7hristmas festival for the children which is to be held in Grange hall | II Straitsville next Saturday even | ng There will be a Christmas tree | md a pleasing programme appropri- | lte to Christmas will be rendered.
 AS the regular meeting of Court l l. o. F, falls on Friday | he meeting will be held tonight in | stead of Friday. As business of great /! importance is to be transacted, all | members are requested 10 attend.
 Miss Alice Osborn. who is a stu lent at St Margaret's school in Wa l erbury. is spending the Christmas ;acation with her parents, MT and 1 Mrs Samuel Osborn of Fairview | avenue.
 The Misses Alice Lines, Martha 1 WhtlOck and Leafie Baldwin. who i Intend the Frobel kindergarten school in Bridgeport, are spending he Christmas vacation with relatives lere
 The rubber factories will be closed liter Thursday for the holidays. to 1 'esume Monday, January 4 The sun dries department of the c. l. R. Co