The Press., 1915-03-10

l Wm. Armstrong, general deputy o1
 the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., l for the state of Connecticut, is the { Eguest of Patrick Murray for few 'l weeks.
 I Plans are completed for the mystery Isocial to be given next Thursday
 evening by the Myriad Rebekah lodge \ at Odd Fellows hall for Rebeka hs and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. William E. Hynes
 of Tolley, N. D., are spending few
 days with MT. and Mrs. Timothy Grady. Mr. Hynes has the distinction
 of being the youngest cashier of a 1 national bank in the state of North Dakota. ! s 3 Town Fire Warden John M. Larned shes aWoipted the following district l fire wardens: F. H. Plumb, H. A. Glazier. E. W. Kellogg, W. R. Preble, M W. Leonard, O.. B. Gary, F. L. Upham, R. B. Hatch, Frank Belcher, F. w. Chaffee.
 Edward Dupree, who has tempor- arily been in charge of Tufts bowling alleys, has signified his intention of giving up the position. and John
 Cote, who at present is working for
 Frazier, the baker, is going to take
 charge on next Monday.
 The following children s books
 have been added to thepublic library:
 Non- -fiction-Our little English cous-
 in, by M. H. Wade; Our little French cousin, by M. H. Wade; Our little
 German cousin, by M. H. Wade;
 Our little Japanese cousin, by M. H.
 Wade; Our little Russian cousin, by
 M. H. Wade; Our little Mexican cousin, by M. H. Wade; Little story of France. by M. B. Dutton; Little story of Germany, by M. B. Button; The story of Lord Roberts, children $ heroes series ed. by J. Lang; Fred eriek the Great, Life stories for young people, by G. P. Upton; Little journey to Mexico, by M. George; Heroes of the farthest north and farthest south, J. Macleon; New Zealand Peeps at many lands, by vaile; Iceland, Peeps at many lands Stories of early American, history, by W. F. Gordy; True story of George Washington, by E. Brooks; Life of Abraham Lincoln. for boys and girls, Moores; Coal and coal mines, H Greene; The story of iron. l Samuel; With the men who do l things, Scientific American, boy series, | by A. R. Bond; Handicraft, for girls, ! by I. McGlauflin; Carpenters readers, N. America, s. America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia; Hoof l and Claw, 0. H. D. Roberts; Little gardens for boys and girls, by M. G. sins; The book of ohildren's parties, Mary White; Harpers air craft book, Verrill; Boys clubs, and Cohen. Stories = The boy with the U. s. Indians, F. Ralt- Wheeler; Boy scouts hike book Pitcher Pollock, o. Mathewson; The 5. W. F. club, by Elliott; The Esk imo twins, by L. F. Perkins; The Irish twins, by L. F. Perkins; Jane Stew art chum, by G. M. Remick; Beatrice Leigh at college; Mary Ware, A. E. Johnston; Little school series, ed. by F. Converse; The Laird of Glentyre, story of Scotland; Genevieve, story of French school days; Elisbeth, story of German home life.
 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
 In hotly contesed game, character zed by close guarding, the high school won the third and deciding game for the series with the Young Mems club, by the score of II to 6 Saturday night. Every man played his best, and no one starred. The summary:
 s. H. S. Y. M o. Murray Wise If B. Mullins Carey, Fletcher If W. Rafftery Tonon rg T. Mullins
 Griffeths.
 Shepherd lg J. Rafftery
 Score: s. H. S., Il. Y. M. O. 6. Goals from field, Murray, Mullins, Fletcher, Shepherd, Griffiths, B. w. Rafftery, Wise Goals from foul, Murray. Time of halves, 20 minutes. Time keepers, Sullivan, Gorham Referee, Edward Green.
 The end of the fourth week in the High School Bowling League, finds the Juniors leading by safe margin.