Connecticut western news., 1908-04-02

1 him to the place where his work makes it necessary to take up his residence but this she does not care to do and wishes to live in East Canaan.
 Heptasoph Installation
 On Saturday evening State Deputy Mills of Waterbury and State Secretary Crampton of Naugatuck came to town and, at the office of the Berkshire Power Company, installed the officers of the Canaan Conclave of Heptasophs. These officers are as follows: l Archou, Dr. H. L. Ross;
 Provost, F. A. Johnson;
 l Treasurer, F. R. Collin;
 Financier. G. w. Ford;
 Secretary, H. R. Whitford;
 Inspector, F. B. Stanton;
 l Inside Guard, L. A. Caldwell;
 Outside Guard, R. H. Stanton;
 Physician, Dr. c. W. Camp. Woodmen Mock Trial
 A mock trial took place at the meet ing of the Modern Woodmen last eve- ming. George Wood donned the judicial ermine and, seated behind a carwheel, hammer in hand, conducted court with a dignity befitting the occasion. David McGee was charged with the theft of a Plymouth Rock rooster belonging to Martin Langs. The prisoner was de- fended by lawyers, Geo. Wood Jr. and Joseph Ganci while district attor- ney." H. E. Pulver conducted the prosecution. The trial was ill progress when THE NEWS went to press and there was every indication that the combined efforts of the entire membership of the lodge would have to be brought to bear to keep judge, jury. lawyers, prisoner and the rooster out of jail.
 School Notes
 The following pupils had the best at tendance during the past term.
 Grade 1-Walter Goggins, Algott Lin dell, Mary Rhoades, Jessie Smith.
 Grade 2-Florence Adams, Eric Borg, Biagio Castagna, Josephine Flynn, Severino Gondelli, Martin Greer, Bino Perotti, Bill Perotti, Hazel Whitford, Beatrice Osborn, Margaret yosburgh, Harold Walsh.
 Grades and 4-John Adams, Whittle- sey Abbe, Myrtle Brazil, George Curtis, Crawford Drumm, Edith Drumm, Allen Drumm, Ruth Drumm, James Flynn, Gertrude Higgins, Lena Hayden, Fanny Jackson, Walter Lane, Ellen Lindell, Mary Mansfield, John Nelson, Eliza beth Pierce, Eva Proper, Marlon Werner, Helen Wood, Lewis Roraback.
 Grades and Civilian Bills, Mar garet Corcoran, John Greer, Clara Merchant, Adobe Nielsen, Edward O'Brien, Nelson Parsons, Edward Par melee, Earl Proper, Karl Werner, Arthur White. Mary Fitch.
 The following is the list of pupils in the seventh and eighth grades, who have had best attendance during the past term, none of the list having been absent more than one day: Regina Adams, Bessie Boinay, Lura Ferguson, Ellen Kane. Bessie Lorraine, Myra Law ton, Ruth Peirce, Gladys Pulver, Bertha Wellner, George Boinay, Vincent Fitz- gerald, John Flynn, Clinton Wilcox, John Fuller. Higher grades, not absent for the term ending March 27, 1908, Minnie Caldwell, May Devine, Blanch Fox, Helen Hanlon, Clara Hunter, May Keg- Ter, Emma Kegler, May Lorraine, Catherine O'Brien, Elizabeth O'Brien, May Parmalee, Helen Pease, Helen Rhoades, Belle Roberts. Thomas Roberts, Mary Tierney. Absent one day Mar garet Roger, Emma Rood, Elva Rood, Edna Bailey, Josephine Caravoti.
 Number enrolled fl, average at tendance 39.
 CHRIST CHURCH
 The Women's' Auxiliary of Christ chnrch will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Hattie Peet.
 PILGRIM CHURCH
 The topic for the Lenten lecture to- morrow will be "Dantie's conception of the ultimate of sim
 The annual church meeting, with sup per, roll-can and business, will be held Thursday evening, April ninth.
 "The Friendly Glass" of the Sunday school were very pleasantly entertained by the Misses Peirce on Monday even- ing, There were twenty-four members of the class present, besides several others; and all enjoyed the generous hospitality.
 The mission circle met this week with Mrs Lansing and the Missionary Soci- ety with Miss Norton.
 METHODIST CHURCH
 Next Sunday, on account of the ab- sence of the pastor, the only services will be the Sunday school at l2 o'clock and the Epworth League meeting at 6:30.
 Friday afternoon. April 3d the