The Press., 1917-11-01
The liquor licenses expire next

Monday.
 A son was born Got. 26th to MT. and Mrs. William Fall.
 Leroy H. Bates was at his home on Stafford Street, for a brief stay over Sunday, from Camp Devens. The ladies of the TeutoDia associ ation gave a banquet to members of the association last evening. Miss Mary Smith is teaching the third grade this week in place of Miss Battige, who is absent on account of the illness of her aunt in Somers Rev. l.. Rees, J. Carl Converse and o. B Butterfield represented the local church at the adjourned meeting of the county Congregational ministers and churches at Hebron yesterday. The furniture has been ordered for the new school house in Orcuttville and work on the interior of the build- ing is being pushed. It will b.. ready for occupancy at the opening of the winter term. Those who so kindly contributed ! for the work of the American Red Gross, would perhaps be interested in the report of the amount of work | done from Aug. 24th to Oct. 24tl. 15O people are knitting | at present to whom 1863 lbs. of worsted have been distributed. Knitted | articles already received: "A sweaters, 78 mufflers, 154 abdominal belts, 132 caps, 31 wristlets; total, 469 pieces. Surgical dressings made, 6125. Num- per of hospital garments cut, 213. Towels, 58. This very important war relief work is essential to the health md comfort of our brave boys, and that it may continue, everyone will nave an opportunity to pledge sOme- thing next week. The money COD. ,ributed this time will be for Stafford work.
 HONOR ROLL.
 Albert Hewitt
 FreI Rabideau
 Arthur F. Blair
 Olaf Jensen
 Pietro Panoiera
 George Paul Wise
 Howard Parkess Penny
 Frederick K. Bousquet
 Adamo Morterelli
 Michael Koschiutuk
 Edward Patrick Shea
 Henry J. Wise
 John Richard Bowden
 William J. Labrache
 James Arthur Ryan
 Edward Hubert
 Flory Pasqualin
 Pietro Picoin
 America J. Peirolo
 William Arthur Smith
 William Raymond Park
 Leroy Hudson Bates
 Mansuetto ZampOi
 Henry George King
 Bartholomew W. Mullins
 Arthur Baxter
 Donald D. Mitchell
 Elwin K. Preble
 Luigi Partelli
 Willis J. Linn Ij Edward Huden Herbert Lyman White l. John Ohristianson
 Frank Palshaw
 George Palanck
 Christian Ohristiansen
 Frank R. Kane
 Wm. A. Black
 Ernest D. Chapman
 John Dupre
 Farley Patten Adelbert Needham
 Howard Needham
 Walter Rabitaille
 John Quinn, Jr.
 Thomas Mullins
 John HaWley Larned
 Ernest Jones
 Fred French
 Joseph Fitzpatrick
 Fred w. Rabideau
 Norman Phillips
 Frank Wytas Arthur French
 Jacob Wytas
 F. H. Mann
 Herbert Ournan
 Edward Young
 Harold Pierce
 Donald c. Chapman
 John GOIyl
 John Zollete
 Alwyn Rees .-
 Stafford. Tonight, at Town Hall, a special omedy show, Fatty Arbuckle in "His Wedding Night" also two single-reel omedies and one Burton Holmes Tray ,Iogue:: Nov. Sd, Marie DOro in "Oliyer l Cwist," an adaptation of Charles Dick ns' immortal novel. Cast Marie Doro, Hobart Bosworth, Fully Marshall, Ray nond Hatton, Elsie Jane Wilson, Harry Carl Stockdale, w. s. Van Dyke. Nov. 9th, Lou Tellegen in ''The Victoria CrOss," from the play by Paul | Potter, a dramatic photo play of the East indian mutiny and of a man who come, Dack east. Cast: Lou Tellegen, Cleo \