Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Miss Alice Langford, pupil in the New Haven Normal school, has re- turned to her home here for the sum- mer vacation.
 An alarm of fire was turned in last evening from box GA. The ire was in a chimney in the old Hosford house on Spring street. No damage was done.
 Miss Christine Mccarthy of Gen. tral avenue has returned home for the summer vacation. Miss Mccarthy is student of the Froebei Kinder. garten school of Boston.
 Tuesday night some one made all attempt to burglarize J. D. Shea's saloon on Rubber avenue. The burg lars made a hole in the front door, but were evidently frightened away by MT Shea's dog which was in the saloon.
 Word was received here yesterday of the death of Mrs Richard Owens of Carroll court, this town, at Utica, N. Y. Mrs Owens, who was formerly of Utica, went to that city several days ago to be operated upon. MT Owens received word that his wife was in a critical condition. He start- ed for Utica at once. A little later message was received here stating that Mrs Owens had died at 5 p. m.
 At a meeting of Court Goodyear, F. of A., held last evening. officers for the ensuing term were elected as follows: Chief ranger. John Adam son, jr; sub-chief ranger. John O'Connor; recording secretary, Pat rick Brennan, s. w., Michael Nor ris; J. w., Frank Kirchner; s. B., Walter Clay; J. B., John M. Hearns; lecturer, Patrick Mcclure. Court Sa- lem has elected the following officers: Chief ranger, Pierce E. Freeman, sub-chief ranger, J. J. Joyce; treas urer, E. P. O'Brien; financial secre- tary, w. Bickerdike; recording sec retary, E. P. Wilcox; S. w, A. Sumpf; J.. w., James Fleming; J. B., Martin O'Brien; S. B., Richard Clan cy; lecturer, J. O'Connell. D. W. Knott was elected trustee 60 fill the unexpired term of P. c. Lynch.
 The high school graduating exer. cises were held in the assembly hall of the high school building last even ing. The program was as follows: Overture, orchestra; selection. Morn ing Invitation" Macy, Glee club; welcome by class president. John Jo- seph O'Donnell; selection. Blow. Soft Winds" (vocal waltz) Vincent, Glee club; address, Our Entailed Es- tates," Professor John M. Tyler, Ann herst college; selection, "Thc Sing ers," Gaul; essay and class plans. Margarita Sutherland Hopkins; awarding of scholarship and presen. tation of diplomas, President, .nf the Board of Education w. F. Roden- bach; essay and farewell, Elsie May Terrell; selection, Ere Forth froll These Loved Halls" Macy. Cleo club; America" Glee club and audience.
 The class motto is: Non Palma Sine Lahore (No Victory Without La- bor).
 The class colors are crimacn and , white.
 The class flower is the crimson car nation.
 Scholarships were awarded to Elsie May Terrell, Margarita Sutherland Hopkins and Esther Elizabeth Par ker. The graduates were: Classical course -four years), Mary Josephine Brannigan, Patrick George Clifford Clifton Vincent Cross, sElsie May Terrell, Hedvig Agnes Freck. Ruth sherman Hawley, 'Margarita Suth- erland Hopkins, 'Ida Marcia Hotch' kiss, Frank August Johnson. 'Esthei Elizabeth Parker. Mary Agnes Shan ahan, Herman John Weisman. Scien. tific course -four years), Edward John Ahern, Edith Martha Bronson Mary Ann Duffy, Henry Emmon' Ellsworth, John Joseph O'ponnell English course -four years), Barbara Augusta Brennan, Margaret Clarke Kehoe. Eleanor Louise Spencer. Com mercial course (three years). Am, Laura Cooper. Amelia Frances Schreck, Charles Augustine Wrinn Gertrude Minnie Concordia Johnson
 Observing of honorable mention for general excellence throughout th' course.