Connecticut western news., 1916-06-22

 oury, Tuesday to attend meeting of the O. E. S, it being the visitation ot the Grand Officers. She will remain for visit
 Gilbert Fitch Jr., has resigned his position at D. D. Walters.
 MT. Philip $. Crichton, brother of Rev. A. B. Crichton, was a guest at the rectory from Saturday until Mon day.
 Everett Lyles returned Monday eve. ming from his school at Bedding Ridge, for the summer vacation He was ac- comparied by his friends, Edmund Whitman, of West Point, and Allen Thompson. of Bedding, who remained until Tuesday afternoon.
 "The Nations Peril'' a timely and thrilling preparedness drama, will be presented in film at the movie show next Monday evening, with special matinee in the afternoon. It is said to be full of stirring action and pa- triotic inspiration. Wednesday eve- ming the popular melo dramatic comedy. { Officer 666" will be presented, with Howard Estabrook in the star role.
 George J. Vogel, superintendent of TorringtoD schools, spoke Thursday evening at the graduation exercises in Thomaston.
 Dr. Ross will be absent from his office through the month of July Adv.
 Miss Mildred Buckbee, who has been attending the Merchants and Bankers Business School, has accepted posi-. tion with the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Insurance Company, in that city.
 Miss Regina Adams went to Twin Lakes last week to assist in the post. office for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Molando are at Twin Lakes for the summer.
 R. D. Pejrce and family opened their cottage at Twin Lakes last week for the summer.
 The following pupils of the Clayton school were perfect in attendance for two terms: Dorothy Burdue, Josephine Tinker, Rosa VanDeusen, Bertha Rood, Alton Miller, Robert Tinker. Perfect for one term: Laura Coon, Ethel Gable, Nina Hart, Harriet Tinker, William VanDeusen, Manley Coon, Frank Rood.
 Miss Annis Bills, of Hartford, is vis- iting the Misses Margaret and Mary Collins.
 Dr. Sauer. of New York, has been spending few days with Rev. l.. E. Travis.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Hester and daughter Elsie motored to Falls Will lage, Sunday and spent the day.
 MT. and Mrs. George Fuller and son John and MT. and Mrs. Allyn Fuller motored to North Adams, Sunday and spent the day with MT. and Mrs. A. E. Eldridge.
 H. w. Strayer, principal of the High School, started Monday for York, Penp his home. to spend the summer vacation.
 Frank N. Brown, of New York, spent Sunday with friends in town.
 At the Flag Day exercises in Cohoes, N. Y., an elaborate entertainment was given, including a series of tableaux representing "The children of all nations" which were arranged and the poetry accompanying them written by Mrs. Emma Rodemeyer Wait. The Cohoes Republican gave a fattering
 Miss Mary Fitch's school at South Kent has closed so she has returned to her home here for the summer.
 Mrs. Sarah Camp and Miss Nellie Camp, of Winsted, were recent guests of Mrs. c. W. Camp.
 Miss Minnie Peirce has been spend ing few days at Twin Lakes with her brother, R. D. Peirce and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Miles Jenks and daugh- ter Janet, Mrs. Jennie Jenks and Mrs. Edward Everett motored from Millertop, Sunday and called on friends here.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann comes home from Danbury Model School to. morrow for the summer vacation.
 Misses Margaret and Josephine O'Hara are home from their schools at Falls Village and Kent for the sum- mer.
 Mrs. Joseph Peet has opened her house on Granite Avenue and will spend the summer there.
 Tomorrow evening the twentieth annual meeting of the Litchfeld County University Club will be held at "Whitehouse, on invitation of MT. and Mrs. Carl Stoeckel, who have en- tertained the Club at the summer meet. ings, for number of years past A reception will be held at o'clock, in the Whitehouse parlors, Mrs. Stoeckel and guests receiving. Dinner will be served, by Delmonico, at 7:30, fol- lowed by speaking. A number of uni. versity men in Canaan, who are mem- bers of the Club, will attend. Dr. C.. W. Camp is a vice-president of the Club, and J. Clinton Roraback a mem- Der of the committee on admissions.
 Mrs. A. R. McPherson, of Winsted, was a guest at James Graney's last