Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-28
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 nine years, died yesterday at his nome on Meadow street after an ill., ness of about one week. The deceas- ed was a we'll known builder and contractor and had resided in Naug- atuck for the past seventeen years, He was a member of Shepherd lodge, r. and A. M. Centennial fodge, I. O. Q. F. the Naugatuck fire department and the Naugatuck Business Mems association, of which society he was vioe-president. He leaves a widow and three children, also seven sisters, Mrs John Wood, Mrs Eben Terry, Mrs William Atkins, Mrs Remington Allen, all of Waterbury; Mrs l.. V. Matson, Mrs Henry Sharer and Mrs Henry Hammered, all of Naugatuck. The funeral will be held Monday.
 The twenty-frst anniversary of Teutonia lodge, N. E. O. P will be celebrated this evening in Grand Army hall. There are several candi- dates to be initiated, and the grand officers will be present. After the business meeting social session will be held and refreshments will be served. Dancing will follow. The ladies of the order are requested to bring sandwiches.
 The second monthly musical ser vice at the Congregational church will be given Sunday evening, De- cember 6, and will have as a special feature the singing of new cantata, ''The Life Everlasting" by double quartette. This cantata is the work of a young composer of much ability, H. H. Matthews, and contains some fine choral writing and solo work.
 Miss Elizabeth Kirschner, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Frank Kirschner, and Henry Zwick, son of MT and Mrs Andrew Zwick of Curtis street were married Thanksgiving day at St Francis rectory by the Rev Father Tanning. Miss Lena Zwick, a sister of the groom was bridesmaid and
 
 bride was best man.
 The annual meeting of the Beacon Valley Driving and Agricultural as- sociation vii be held on next We'd nesday evening and all members are requested to attend as officers for the ensuing year will be elected and there is other important business to come before the meeting.
 Joseph J. Hall has been engaged to deliver an address on the Martyrs of '67-Allen, Larkin and O'Brien," under the auspices of the Celtic Lit erary association of Ansonia in that city on next Sunday evening, the 18th inst.
 There will be a special meeting of Centennial lodge, I. o. o. F., this evening in the Odd Fellows hall to make arrangements for attending the funeral of Lester Winslow. All mem- bers are requested to be present.
 Miss Ruth Hawley returned to Mt college in North Hampton, l Mass, after a short visit with ahel parents, MT and Mrs H. R. Hawley of, Central avenue E., srga. s., x ,,,,. l Miss Marguerite Hopkins, who is I student at Vassar college, is spend- | ing a few days with her aunt, Miss | Anne E. Hopkins of Church street. Attorney Eugene Sweeney of New York city, who has been the guest of | his mother, Mrs Owen E. Sweeney, ,f Arch street, has returned home.
 George Kennedy of Princeton uni 1 1ersity is spending a few days with lis parents, MT and Mrs Edward J. Kennedy of Meadow street.
 Miss Helen Foy of Hartford, who las been visiting her parents, MT md Mrs Thomas Foy of Coen street, las returned home John Snow of Boston, Mass, who las been in the borough for the past CIV days on business, has returned o his home.
 Miss Katherine Glynn has been ap- ,ointed administrative on the estate If the late Alice Campbell.
 H. H. Schofield of May street, who las been in New York city on busi- less, has returned home.