Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Two Club Licenses Will Probably Be Granted-staff of High, School Paper -Ep;seopal Auxiliary Officers.

1 i Miss Minnie Eddy will leave town i today (Thursday) for Florida, where she viii spend the winter Mrs. Noel M. Pease and son. Noel i have returned from a six weeks visit i with friends in Waterbury. Miss Margaret Russell has gone to | Trenton, N. J., where she is to be domestic science teacher in a school l for girls.
 Mass. has been visiting her cousin, Miss Ada Fisher. s-@ Visited South Manchester. i A delegation from Baker chapter, Order of Eastern Star, visited Temple chapter in South Manchester Wednes- 1 day evening.
 The Stafford Ministerial association will meet with Rev. John Winthrop Ballantine next Monday afternoon. Miss Rachel Glover of the Hollow is visiting her sister. Miss Margaret Glover, in Boston.
 Mrs. c. P. Lyon of Monson is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. c, c. Lyon in StaffordviIle.
 Two Club Licenses.
 In addition to the liquor licenses granted by the commissioners Monday there will probably be-two. club licenses -'A H9LciAOAo S 1Il0 1SuIOnla aS- soclatzon and the Italian society have each applied for a club license to dis pense liquors to members of the clubs as provided by an act of the last gen eral assembly,
 Oracle Due Soon.
 The Oracle, the official organ of the Stafiord High school will be published again this year, and the first number Will appear within a few days. The stan is composed of John L. Fletcher, editor in chief: associate ditors. Miss Hazel Puffer, Miss Clover Converse. Miss Maud Cumminskey, Miss Dorothy Pinney; exchanges. Herbert Plumb; athletics, D. H. Shepard alumni and editorials. J. Kingsley Converse; school notes. Miss Hazel Puffer; business manager, William Kuslansky; assist ant. Walter Han1ey; jokes, Frank A. Johnson
 Richard Greening. of Hartford was a Stafford visitor Wednesday. :, Henry J.. Potter, agent of the state board of education. was in town on Wednesday issuing certificates to bows and girls over 14 years of age who want to go to work
 Literary Society.
 A literary society has been formed ae the h1gh school with the following omcers: President, Kingsley Converse: treasurer. Linda Mitchell; secretary. Alice Garden. To be eligible seniors must attain an average of 80 per cent, juniors and Sophomores S5 and fresh men go per cent. At the end of the year a prize will be given to the one Who has handled the most meritorious amount of work. The membership fee IS i've cents month.
 To Attend conseeration,
 Rev. Percy V. Norwood and John T. Melbourne will represent Grace church parish at the consecration of Rev. E. Camp1on Acheson as suffragan bishop pr Connecticut in Middletown today (Thursday).
 Grace Church Auxiliary.
 The Woman's auxiliary of Grace church has organized for the year as rolloWs: President. Mrs. F. l.. Smith: secretary, Mrs. B, R. Brown. The of 1 1cers Of the Woman's guild are as fol. lows: President, Mrs. J. A Jnbh- vice presidents. Mrs. R. H. Fisk and Mrs. Noel M. Pease: secretary and treas l urer, Mrs. J. Allen Mix. The new 14th.
 Notes.
 Michael Kunetz is the latest addi. ton to Stafford automobile ,oWners = !
 The Stafford Springs Methodist cnurch cleared, SIPS on it's r1mmage |
 At a recent meeting of the directors of the Athletic association Gerald 1 Neal. William Rafftery and Harry Szeyiedy were appointed members of | Lne 1ootbaH committee. Edwardl 5reene, William Rafftery and. Richardl | II. Valentine will have charge of the hockey TaHnAR