The Press., 1915-03-03

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 the parents of n boy. born last Sunday I Fred Banning of Hebron is spendin
 few days with his brother, Fran
 Banning of Glynville.
 The ". H. M. S., of the NJ. E
 church will meet with Mrs. J. H
 Reed Friday at p. m.
 The young people of the Congre gational church have begun rehearsal for 8 play to be given the second
 week in April.
 Mrs. G. Peroival Bard is a guest oi Mrs. Frederick L. Adams in Water bury. On Thursday evening they will hear Madame Marcella Sembrich sing.
 The fourth quarterly conference oi the Methodist church will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, pre-. oeeded by a brief devotional service with address by Rev. G. G. Scrivener. The regular meeting of the bur- gesses was held last night and the matter of putting in sewer on the upper end of Furnace avenue came up for discussion The sentiment of most of those present was for laying the sewer the whole length of the avenue this year. A survey of the street will be made before any action will be taken.
 Geo. W. Pennimau of Boston gave an interesting lecture last night at the Comique theatre, under the auspices of Mineral Springs lodge, Knights of Pythias, with the aid of oolored slides, MT. Penniman gave an epitome of the origin of that order and its growth up to the present day, and the founding of it by group of men at Washington, D. O. About 250 people attended the lecture MT. Penniman. by missing trolley con- nection. did not arrive until about 9 o'clock. and during the wait nov ing pictures were thrown on the screen.
 The following books have been added to the library: History of Connecticut, G, L O. Park; Argen- tina, N. O. Winter; Brazil. N. o. Winter; American-Japanese problems; i; A Montessoir Mother, Fisher; Farm management, Warren; Creative evolution, Bergson; Home furnishing, Hunter; Etiquette of to-day, OIdway i; Plans for busy work. Arnold; How to study and teach, MeMurry; Schuol civics, E. D. Boynton; Life of Tolstoy, Garnett; Tourists Cali fornia; Recollections of full years, Mrs W. H Taft; Abroad at home, J. Street; Germany and England, Cramb; A far joruney, Richbany; From alien to citizen, Steiner; Around the world in the yacht Sum- beam, Brassey; From the log of the yelsa, A. Bennett; Gitanjali, Tagora; Curtsey's'' party pastimes for the up-to-date hostess; Virginia, Am commonwealth series, Cooke; Harvard classics, edited by O. W. Eliot, 50 vols, with his lectures on the five-foot shelf of books; Life of the ancient Greeks, Guilick.
 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
 The honor list for February is as iollows: Seniors - Miss Andrews juniors Miss 4. Riester, Miss M. Webster, Miss O. Rabideau, Miss H. ouffer, Miss M. Cooper. Miss R. Bowler. David Shephard, Herbert Plumb; sophomores = Miss A. Garden. Miss M. Colburn, Miss E Warren. Miss M. Cumiskey, Miss M. Mullins, Miss A. Ward. Miss L Murray, Miss A. Roberts, Richard Murray, Thomas freshmen Miss Linda Mitchell. Thomas Frazier, Miss J. Mullins, Miss E. Tonon, Miss N Riester.
 The first uf series of stereopticon lectures will be given in the assembly room of the high school tonight. Subject, Paul Revere. Admission, 0 cents. Proceeds to go toward defrsy- ing the expenses of the lantern and steresoopes recently bought by the school
 The end of the third week finds the Juniors still undefeated in the bowl ing league.