The Press., 1910-06-22
Dr. c, E. Bard is driving a Max,


 in Rockville during an attack of Son. silitia.
 Mrs. ". H Stafford of Hortonhurst Is visiting relatives in Iodian Or. ohard. Mass,
 J. H. Valentino, and Fred Wildey have returned from business trips Co New York
 A. 0. Rodman is ct Green Harbor, Mass batting his property in order for the summer.
 The Illustrated London News ia now on Ale at she reading room of She public library, the gift of Stephen Pease.
 Miss Maud Stevens of North Ash. ford and Fred Hall of southbridge are guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Barrett.
 Miss Edith E Grant. who gradu- ated on Wednesday last from Mount Holyoks college, Is with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. George A. Grant.
 The public schools close to-day for the summer vacation. The gradu. ating exercises of the high sohool will be held at Memorial hall As the Hol- low this evening. and dancing will close the program.
 Adam Smith has recovered the solid gold watch chain shat he recently lost. It was found and returned by w. A. Pierce, and as the finder would take no reward, Mir. Smith Is con- vincsd that he Is an honorable gentle man of the old school.
 Miss Rose Hanley graduates at the New Britain normal school this week and ". K. Hanley, Dr. J P. Hsnley and Miss Mary Hanley will be pres ent as the exeroisesr Miss Hanley has accepted 6 position as teacher at Terry vile, beginning the fall term.
 The baseball team played a game with the Eagles of Rockville last Saturday, and were defeated by a score of 4 to 3. The battery was Al fred siswick and Napoleon Gilman Next Saturday West WilIington will come here, the game to bs called at 3 o'clock. The local team will play two games July 4th, if dates can be made. g.
 At their meeting last Thursday, Onneco tribe of Red Men elected the following officers to serve for the en. suing six months: John F. Yare. saehem; James Bolieau, senior saga more; Ernest Quinley, junior saga. more; Frank H. Mason, prophet; i; Olem Smith, chief of records Deputy stengle of Rockville will install these officers at the next meeting.
 A new time table on the Central Vermont went into effect Monday There are no radical changes, but a number of slight changes. The after noon train for the north now leaves at 4 40. instead of 4 50. The evening train for the north leaves at 7.15, in. stead of 7.1O The evening trains now meet here, the one for she south also leaving at 715. The first train for the south In the morning now leaves at 2. 5S, instead of sos.
 Officer Helm discovered a fire In Timothy Grady's barn at about 2 50 Tuesday morning. It was getting under good headway when discovered, but was put out with q small hose kept about the place It started in . little room in the barn, formerly used as an office, among some old bagging. The damage is slight and is covered by insurance. An alarm was rung In and the department re- sponded. only to fnd shat it was un- der control. The cause of the fire Is not known. .
 Joseph Novogroski of Providence. father of Fred Novogroski of the Modern Clothing store. was shot and instantly killed in his store at Provi- denoe by 8 burglar, Wednesday eveu- Ing of last week. The shots were heard and policemen arrived at the store before the murderer had a chance to escape. The burglar took refuge In the cellar, and when he realized that he was surrounded com mitted suicide by shooting. Fred NoVogroski has been in Providence since she occurrence and will return to his home here this afternoon.
 St. Edwards parish school will hold It's graduating exercises in It's own hall this week Thursday evening, when the pupils of the different classes will give an entertainment. Diplomas will be conferred on the fol. lowing graduates: William Vincent Carey. Cyril William Dawson, Jere- miah Joseph Fitzgerald, William Ed ward Rafftery, Teresa Katherine Braun, Margaret Carmen Desmond, Phoebe Edith Fregeau, Edith Ethel Girard, Alice Teresa Hanley. Gather. inc Mildred Hanley. Margaret Luoy Lessard, Mary Frances MoMahon. Florence Agnes Otis. Laura Blanche Taylor.
 The graduating exercises of the grammar school took place at the high school yesterday at p. m. There were six boys and six girls. Lucy Moore Alden, first honor Gladys Ruth Armstrong. Beatrice Davis Congdon, George Merrill Draw ford, Bernard Clark Hanley, Elizabeth Kuslansky, second honor; Ruth liar riet Larned. AllanA Mix. Jesse Ed. ward Lee, Edmund Bernard Rister, Elford Parker Rogers, Arthur Francis Squires. Each pupil took part In She interesting program, which was made up of reoItAtions, piano and violin selections and chorus work, in which She under class assisted. Principal Williams presented the diplomas.