The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-11

begS at Hillside, Grove, GunntoWn, Middlsbury and Pincsbrldgo cemo- taries. Tho members Of these or. ders who have died. during the past year and in whose memory the lodges met were: Centennial lodge Edwin Cable, sopt 2s, Alfred Lundlnn, Dec i3, Alver s. Larson, oct II, Rudolph Snndblade, Oct IA, all in 1033; George Carroll, P, G., March 1, Robert Smith, P. C., April s, Ernest Andres March 22, in 1884. Rebokah lodge --. Jennie spiitshone, Aug. 12, iO33; Isabelle Nichols, May 2, 1884.
 Ushors at the church yesterday were Henry T. Harrison, Joseph II. Little, Andrew Watson and Charles II. Wurm.
 Next Sunday will be observed at Children's day In tho church. The commencement exercises Of the Sunday school will Do at il o'clock in connection with the morning service. There will presentation of Bibles m pins. Young people Of tho church who are graduating from tho NauRatuck high school will Do guests of honor.
 Among the feature events during the next few weeks will Do the all day picnic next Saturday at Camp Porshing of the junior choir. They will leave the parish house at q. m. Those with ears who arc willing to furnish transporta- g ton are asked to notify Lyman Bunnoil. The Sunday schol picnic will be hold on Tuesday, June 20 at Lake Quassapaug. This is m annual affaid and promises this year to Dc most enjoyable.
 Briefs
 Waldemar Radcsk of Carroll street, Frank Kirk and Earl Du. bois both of May street were week end visitors in New York city. Miss Mary T. Cross Of New York city has returned there after vi9' iting Mrs Catherine Cross Of Park avenue over the week end.
 Elton Johnson of New York city spent the week end with his pGr- onts, MT and Mrs F. August John son of Grove street.
 Christopher Moroney Of Meadow street was q visitor in New York city yesterday.
 John M. Kennoy of Cherry street has returned from New York city where he spent tho week end.
 Rev and Mrs John E. Zciter Of Frederick street have returned from North Carolina whore they al. tended the graduation exercises at Duke university. Mrs Zeiter's broth. CT, George Y. Dilworth, was grad uated. . Yale university Is spending tho summon vacation with his parents, Mr and Mrs George Rabbott Of Culver court.
 John Cox, q Yais student, Is va. eationing with his parents, MT and Mrs N. Hadley Cox of Hillside
 Pasauaie schiaroii, a student at Yale is vacationing with his par. ents, Mir and Mrs N. sshiaroli or Burritt place.
 Birge Johnson, q student at Up' gala college, East orange, ". J., is spending the summer vacation with his mother, Mrs Alvin Johnson Of Park avenue.
 Howard Anderson, a student st Upgaln college ig vacationlng with his parents, Mir and Mrs Emil An' derson of Park avenue.
 Thomas sugrue of New York city was q week end isvltor with his parents, MT and Mrs MichaeI sugrue of Ward street
 Walter Norwash of Meadow street has returned from Now York city where he visited, yesterday
 Mir and Mrs William Calvin or Bridgeport were visitors yesterday at the home of MT Gaivins mother, Mrs Annie Calvin of Meadow street.
 John streyer Of Johnson street visited In New Yodk city yesterday'
 TO Talk Today ...
 "In the Realms of Nature" VIII be the subject of the talk by Henry Biewitt, secretary of tho Connecti. cut Botanical society, before the garden department of the Nnuga- tuck Women's club this afternoon at 3:30 in Pythian hall. MT Blew 1t has an established reputation 9s an authority on nature and gardens and his talk is expected to prove of especial interest to members Of the local group. All members or. ..~ a-.lkaA fn attAnd