The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-31
NETTIE STUART
 DIES IN BOSTON
Former Principal Here Succumbs Following
 Brain Operation
THOMASTON
Correspondent. r. .. Flynn l'lOue 6HS or 26-3

Word was received here Satur- day of the death of Miss Nettie Stuart, 51, former school teach CT and principal of the Thomaston grade school. Miss Stuart resigned here few months ago and re- turned to her home owing to Ill health. She underwent an opera tion in a Boston hospital for tu- nor on the brain and never ral- lied. The news of her death came as a great shock to a large circle of Thomaston friends. Miss Stuart was a woman of fine character, and great teacher. She taught the sixth grade here for many years, and was granted a months leave of absence about two years ago to complete her studies at the Bos- ton University when she received her degree a year ago last June. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
 Bremen Out Twice
 The fire signal was sounded about 2 o'clock Sunday morning calling both the Hook & Ladder Co.,, and the Crescent Hose Co to the College Inn on the Torrington road where the building was III flames. There is only a shell of the building left, it being an entire loss. A second alarm was sounded at 2 o'clock Sunday morning calling the firemen to the same place as the fire had broken out again. The loss is several hundred dollars. Samuel Johnson Is the owner but the place was rented by Charles Kitzman of Waterbury, who dis covered the fire and gave alarm.
 Masses Tuesday
 Masses will be celebrated at the St. Thomas church New Years morning at 2 o'clock and o'clock by Rev.. John McGrath, pastor. Tuesday is a holy day of obliga- tion.
 Pretty Wedding Saturday
 A very pretty home wedding took place last Saturday afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs John Swanson on Litchfield street when their daughter, Miss Ethel Swan son became the bride of Raymond Johnson. Rev. August Lindquist pastor of the Swedish Congrega- tional church officiated, only mem bers of the two families in attend ance. The attending couple were Miss Alice Swanson, sister of the bride, and Robert Thulin, both of town. The bride wore travelling costume of blue tunic with a black skirt, and accessories to match. Her sister wore a dress of black crepe. Following the ceremony the young couple left for a wedding trip to New York. Upon their return they will reside in West Cornwall. The bride is a graduate of the Thomas ton high school, and <the Perry Business College of Waterbury. MT. Johnson is a graduate of the Da- vey School of Tree Surgery of Kent Ohio.
 Shearers Have Daughter
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Shearer of Marine street had a daughter born to them at the Waterbury hospi- tai last Saturday.
 Son Born to Kilpatricks
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick at the Waterbury hospital last Wednesday. Both and son are said to be do- ing nicely.
 NA4NflukC hJ G1ESOna&5C
 Miss Florehce Wedge, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert E. Wedge. became the bride of Graham Ben- jamin of East Morris on Dec. 29th. The wedding took place at the Con- gregational parsonage, Rev. Ed- ward Haines officiated. The att tending couple were Miss Thelma Wedge, sister of the bride, and Stanley Benjamin, brother of the groom. Following wedding trip which was unannounced. the young couple will reside in East Morris.
 Anniversary Mass
 Rev. John McGrath will cele- brate an anniversary mass on morning at St. Thomas at 8 o'clock for the late Thomas D. Doyle.
 Club To Hold Party
 The Rod & Gun club will hold its annual New Years eve party at the club house this evening. Dance ing will bo enjoyed and an early breakfast will be served. Yves Billings and his orchestra will furnish the music for danelng and will entertain in the early eve- hing.
 6achmers Have Daughter
 A daughter. Karin, was born Thuradny evening at tho Hartford hospital Co pr and Mrs Benjnmln l5aehnor. Both mother and dnugb- tor are reported to Do doing niece