The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-11
STAMFORD.

Charaetertstic day was held at the High school recently and great deal of fun had in voting for the different characters. Tue result Of the voting Is as fol1ows:s Done most for school, Robert wheeler, Grace Auxford; most popular, Grace Aufford and R0bert, Wheeler; best looking. Lillian Brandt and AEaurise Baker, best orators, Dor Othy Barnun and Vincent Sexton; 6oody -goody. Marion Meachen. Clar- ence Reed: cutest, Lillian GGackaye. Clarence Reed; most conceited Mary Hs11. Harry Barnuna; most easily em- barrassed, Marjorie Culver; William nlcGTat1s worst dirts. Grace Aufford, Fred Aufford: worst gigg1ers Edith Luce, Harry BzTnun1; eat the most. Catherine Russell Robert Wheeler most bashfu1, Natalie W1Icoxson, Will Mustapher. C1inord TomIinson; fuesi- est. Mary Hall, Harry Barnunn; brink tnesl most, Lorraine FioHett. Harry Bafuurn; best singer, Catherine Rus sell; best pianist, Elsie Motil: most dignihed,, Elizabeth Travis, Vincent Sexton; most courteous. ADyra, Curtis, Vincent Sexton; grouchiest Helen Beaohss Alfred Mallett; most sarcastic. Harry Barnum. Dorothy Barnum; wtttiest Grace Auferd. Lawrence Casseu; most athletic. Lillian F-oIiett Bob and Edmund wheeler; worst bluff
 
 popular in freshanan class. Helen. Thompson, Edmund wheeler; sopho- more class, Dorotny Peck, Robert Wheeler; junior class, Mary Hall. Theodore Hines: senior class, Grace Aufford Maurice Baker: best looking seniors, T11lie Assum; Maurice Baker; juniors Isle Assunn, Theodore Hines: sophomores, Robert Wheeler, Dorothy Peck freshmen. James Bsllkley. L1I1-' Han Brandt; best scholars, freshmen. Beatrice Kelsey, Clarence Reed; so- phomore, Dorothy Peck, Harold Dun ford Tom1inson; senior. TiIlie Assum. Grace Aufrord. Maurice Baker The favor1te beverage Of the school was water, the favorite song, The Lone Fish Ball" and the favorite dance1 the hesitat1On waltz
 BAND TO REHECARSE
 Tonight the Oken1ck brass band win hold a rehearsal in Red AEen'G hal1-s They are preparing for the con- cert which they will give at Academy Hill on next Thursday evening. E1- mer Bailey of Boston, who has been member of several of the leading mu- sica1 organizations in the country, win give a cornet solo.
 FLORAss NIGHT
 On Saturday evening, June 18th, Housatonic grange will observe Flo. ra's night Miss Ruth Blakeley will be in charge of the meeting which will be a memorial service. Mrs. John son, the lecturer will also assist in the entertainment part of the pro- gram. All members are urged to be present at this meeting.
 PERSONALS
 Mrs. P. s. Rowland of Long Brook avenue is entertaining out of town friends.
 Miss Alice Curtis of North Main street was a recent visitor in wenes- ley, Mass.
 Miss Louise Mosier Of Bridgeport was a visitor in, town yesterday
 Ralph Sherwood of Putney enter taired a number of friends at his home, Oak Knoll. last evening.
 SCHOOL. COMMITTEE AGHET
 The committee in charge of the ad- dition to the Franklin school on Bar mum avenue held a meeting at the Center school early in the week to decide several matters In regard to the addition. The plans of four arr chitectse were looked over Tomorrow evening the plans of the architects will be considered and it is hoped that suitable plans will be decided upon, as the committee wish to push the work. along in order to- have the build ing finished by September.