Connecticut western news., 1913-06-19

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 handed to them by Rev. MT. Travis and State Treasurer Roberts, at the Com mencement exercises. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Nesteu returned Saturday from their trip to California.
 Mrs. G. M. Bullock is visiting in Dover Plains, N. Y,
 Miss Wood, of Wuchang. China, gave very interesting report of her mission ary work in that city, at Christ church Tuesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Edson Rood. their little daughter, and Mrs. G. H. Rood and Philip Orben, motored to Waterbury Sunday. Mrs. Edson Rood and daugh- ter remained as guests of MT. and Mrs. Howard Bierce.
 Miss Anna M Brown is at Vest hampton Beach, N. Y., for few weeks.
 Arthur Winn and little grandson, Arthur, of Philmont, N. Y, are visit ing Mrs. o. T. vosburgh
 Rev. Samuel F. Adam assisted Rev. J. P. Smyth at Christ Church last Sun- day.
 A special meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church was held with Mrs. F. A. Coons, Tuesday afternoon, at which sundry repairs were authorized at the parsonage and arrange ments made for the coming ice cream sale.
 Henry D. Reed is slowly improving in health, and was able to ride up street Tuesday afternoon. He now takes short walks about the village near his home.
 Russell Drum. son of MT. and Mrs. Harvey Drum, IS home On thirty day furlough. He has been promoted to sergeant of Company M, 18th United States Infantry, located at Texas City, Texas.
 Saturday afternoon, the Berkshire County Typothetae will hold it's monthly meeting and dinner at the Canfield Inn. This organization is composed of employ Ing printers from Canaan to North AoamS, MaSS,
 Benjamin says he has sold the largest lot of cars this season of any season of his career.
 Rev. l.. E. Travls performed the fol- lowing marriage ceremonies at the Methodist parsonage :; June A, John Henry Lansing and Miss Lillian May Conyne, of Amsterdam, N Y.; June 15 George Vail Wood and Miss Mary Belle Hunter, of Canaan; June 16. Frank H. Decker, of Bridgeport. and Miss Ida May Finkle. of Canaan, and Ralph Lewis Strattman and Miss Georgianna Mary Greenleaf, of North Adams.
 Mrs. 0. s. Adam, Miss Katherine Abbe and James Garvin attended the commencement exercises at the HalIock school, Great Burlington, on Tuesday of last week, where Master Forbes Adam attends school
 Parker l.. Moon, son of the late Alfred G. Moon, and grandson of the late Mrs. Augusta Scott, was graduated from Columbia College June 4, receiving the degree of Bachelor of Science, having won highest final honors in history and mathematics, and receiving the Rocker prize, and the Elsberg gold medal and prize. MT. Moon has been awarded the William Mitchell Fellowship at Colum- bia for next year; he was also the only student admitted to the honorary frater- nity. Phi Betta Kappa, at the February election.
 Rollin Willis, of Danbury, is assisting O. P Gillette, at his White House Cafe, which opened for business this week.
 Miss Mary Bradford, of Cornwall. has been spending little time at MT. F. L. Beckley's this week.
 Mrs. Samuel Booth and daughter. Lillian, of Ooleman's Station, N. Y, have been spending few days at M. C. Buckbee's.
 l MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Hutchinson, of Great Harrington, were Sunday guests
 
 Miss Helen Whitford is visiting in Waterbury and Bridgeport.
 MT. Lester Root, of Norfolk, spent the week end with Ralph Dewey. Miss Ina Trieschmann is visiting her sister in Danbury. l MT. and Mrs Miles Jenks, Mrs. Marion Traver and Mrs. John Dempsey. of Mil lerton, motored to Canaan, Sunday and called on relatives.
 Misses May and Bessie Lorraine, of Sheffield, spent Sunday with Miss Belle | Lorraine.
 Misses Katharine and Frances Abbe, Margaret and Helen Hanlon and Mar garet Roger, also Messrs. James Garvin, | TOL A