Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

s mans Home Companion will be sent to any address for Az cents month. William Kennedy and family of Oak street, are now occupying their summer home at Woodmont.
 Miss Pauline May, who attends Bradford academy in Massachusetts. is home for the summer vacation. The Queen of the Forest circle, c. o. F., will celebrate their sixteenth anniversary in the Gem opera house this evening.
 Physical Instructor Brocar of the Naugatuck high school left for his home in New Haven where he will spend the summer months.
 | Miss Mae Mahon, teacher in the Union City school, took about thir- teen of her pupils to Waterbury yes terday to see Ringing Bros circus parade.
 A bay horse attached to deliv- l cry wagon of John M. Page & Co became prostrated with the heat in
 front of the Congregational church
 on Division street yesterday.
 l The hearing on the application O. Michael Dunn for letters testament tary on the estate of Hanora Dalton,
 deceased, will be held in the probate
 court at 9 a. m. Monday. Hearing
 on the administration account of j..
 H. Wittemore, executor on the estate
 of Eliza Spencer will be held at II
 a. m. Monday.
 Miss Maria Butler died yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs Neil : Collins, in Ansonia. She had been
 in failing health for some months
 past. For a number of years the de- ceased resided in Naugatuck. The
 funeral will be held Sunday after,
 noon in Ansonia and the remains
 will be brought to Naugatuck for in
 torment. At the meeting of the
 Queen of the Forest, c. o. F., last
 evening in the Foresters' hall, ar
 engagements were made for attend
 ing the funeral.
 Shepherd lodge, No 7S, F. and A
 M, will celebrate St Johns day b!
 attending divine service at St Mich ael's Episcopal church Sunday even ing at 1880 o'clock, when a specia
 sermon will be preached by the rec
 tor, the Rev William H. Garth. Al members are requested to meet a the hall at [ o'clock sharp witl white gloves. A special invitation is extended to all Masons belongin. to out of town lodges. The member , of Evergreen chapter, O. E. S., hay, , accepted an invitation to attend an' } will assemble in the parish house a .l7:15. .e.,. s-o-+''a- a- } The Gem opera house was fille' . last evening with relatives an' !. friends of the graduating class o , the Naugatuck high school, whel , the graduation exercises Of the clas , were held One of the features o the program was an address by Pro
 John c. Hibben of Princeton univer 3 sity. His subject was The Spiri | of Knowledge" and he handled it i :. masterly manner. The program 1. was as follows: Overture, orches g tra; selection, "The Chase Gle c club; welcome, Mildred Christian e Grumman; selection, Sleep, Baby, |, Marks, Glee club; address, '.Th V Spirit of Knowledge" Prof John ( 4 Hibben, Princeton university; selet tion, Alma Mater" Glee club . essay and class plans, Pauline Ale . Phelps; awarding of scholarship and presentation of diplomas, pres e dent of board of education; essa U and farewell. Velesca Elizabet e Beecher; America" Glee club an
 audience.
 Charles Rodenback who attend
 Andover preparatory school, has T,
 turned home for the summer vaci lt tion. He made a fine showing du lt ing the past year, capturing u s Dove prize of s15 in a competiti' t. Latin examination, the Conyer' d prize of S10 in a competitive ear e ination in mathematics. and also II T. Crane prize for excellence in Lati o Tomorrow Centennial lodge, I.
 o. F. and Columbian Rebekah lodg }, will observe their annua MRemori ' day. They will attend Congr gational church at 10:3I wh, 's a special sermon will each, D. by the pastor the herr 'f Soule. They will then te tl y graves in Grove cemetery Shou Il the day be stormy the thN gray e. will be decorated by cominittet
 All Odd Fellows in town are co
 dially invited. Members of Cente
 nial lodge will meet at their hall 'h 10 o'clock and the Rebekahs W IL assemble in the parish house h. 1O:l5.