The Press., 1917-07-05

I'h0m0 in the rear post IS m a. DO1HD- lproof cellar and the town in. which lt
 is located is all shot' uhtil#only the
 shells of houses remain. The Boschee cut down the fruit trees and did all the damage they could before they
 left. They were Here only three weeks . ago.. Needless to say, I do not like the shells, and although we are all
 more or less scared, there is not one
 of us inclined to shirk. Indeed, we are always ready, even eager to get
 to the front posts when the call comes. We have a lot of work at night and
 have to drive without lights. It is
 an awful strain passing trucks, etc.,
 and dodging shell holes in the rdads
 When we are off duty we live in tents
 about twelve miles from the front,
 and after a hard-day's work we are
 always glad to get back and rest. 1t
 is very interesting at the front. We
 often see areoplane fights and anti craft I guns seeking their prey. The other
 day I was watching the enemy shoot
 ing at a French plane directly above.
 me when some shrapnel- broke and fell
 near me. Believe me duoked for
 the bomb. proof cellar. " ': '',"'
 Pupils. perfect in attendance. .i for, spring term. High aehOol-Juniors, ,Atillio Tonon; sophomores, Florina
 Tonon, Ronald Mitchell; freshmen
 Doris Amidon, Julia Harwoodj' Hazel
 Lynch, Dorothy Shephard, Forest
 Beloher, William Ellis, Frederick
 Greaves, Earl Roberts Borough,
 eighth grade-Helen Brodersen, Helen Gilligan, Kenneth Smith, Edward. Towne. Seventh , grade-Bernioe
 Fletcher, Joseph Papoiera, Rennie
 Agostini. Seventh grade Vasco .RezJ
 Teno Bressan, Augustine Campo,
 Louis Fedler. Sixth grade-Jennie
 Campo, Mary Frances Fraser, Dorothy
 Jacobsen, Angeline~ Panciera, Lena
 Soussel, Frieda Turschmann, Harriett
 Louise Wildey, Frances Adams, Alex
 Fontanella, Elio Fontanella, Midos
 Palshaw, Anello TizfaDa. Fifth grade-Angelo Fain, Alfred Paul,
 Tony Panciera, John. Scotia, Paul Schmidt, Kenneth Sullivan, Lewis Squires, Florence Bidorini, Nellie Campo, Josephine Oorsin, Lena Chinatti. Irene Fitzpatrick, Mildred Siswiok, Gracinia Serafin, Margaret Theising, Violet Theisihg. Fourth grade Bernard Armstrong, Joseph Kuslansky, Eli Pallanck, Harry Rumbelow, Jack Rumbelow, Carl Schneider, Edwin Scott, Ernest Young; Nancy Fisk, Lillian Tursehman., Third grade-Adelaide Agneli, Orlando Bressan, Anna Oonstrari,, Hazel Christensen, Helen Christensen, Lea de Ronoh, Edith Fittabile, Edward Gilman, Alba Lorenzet, Elsie Panoiera, Alice Panoiera, Robert Reister, Rose Kossi. Second grade-Mary. Bidorini, Ivor Booth, Warren Colburn, Joseph Constantin, Sarafna Hubert, Nevita Introvigne, Andrew Malitoris, Filno Satorii, Lena London, Violet London. ! Second grade-August >Theising, I Gertrude Turschman, Arthur VolEans, Charles Ward, Alfio Ferazzi, Andrew Pader. Robert Pradel, Dorothy Curtis, l Eleanor Panciera, Rena. Rossi, Lucia ! Serafin, Matsy Andrelskiy.. Amaadoi Ferazzi, Athos GraGin, *Emelio l Panciera, Etalo Tizianni. First grade Bruno Antonine, Peter Armelin, ] Chas. ,Fittable, Kyle Jacobsen, Chas.s Matteaen, Harris O'Clair,- Joseph Tripoli, Mildred Brown. Mary Campo, Anna Fontanella, Reta Graoin,1 Marion Schmidt, Helen Theising, N:ita | Vitaline. Kindergarten Kate And: relsky, MadRlena Baldi, Hazel Campo, Mary DaDalt, Flora DeLucia, Agnes Franoini, Helen Hodgson, Marg gherita Panciera, Vetusta .Remor, Teresa ! Soussel. Jennie Savy, Mary Tiziani,. America Corsini, Aldo Armelin, Harry | Bousquet, Marioo Fransengo, ~Guerino' Francini, America Graeomini, Reme0 Panciera, Roy Panoiera, Ugo Soussel, | Geo. Turschman, Ofellia Tiziani, l Edward Ward, Francis Ward. Pinney, grades 2, 8 and 9-Ethel 'Ensmihger, 4 Alice Lee, Ida Viohers, Vera Pagan. Grades and 6-John Dobson, Law ton Furness, Geo. Quay, Ellsworthf Ryder, Anna Cahill, Nellie Cahill. Grades 3 and 4-Ralph Adams, Felix Quay, Harrison Moseley, Bernard Donahue, Florence Dimook. Ida French. Grades 1 and 2-Gladys Smith. Staffordville, grammar Bessie Brown, Helen Wochomurka.y Intermediate Wayne Smith, Hazel Beloher. Primary-Nerman BelcheE, Modesto Festi, Rudolph Kanoylar, Frances Maniscaleo. Stafford Street John Bates, Donald Fisk. Mildred Bates, Mabel Gagne, Maude Gagne. Rockw Hill-T Thomas Ohapin, Coral Coleman, Mildred Garvais. Leonard Sadie Lamb. West Stafford, gram
 mar Claude Barlow, Joseph Danick. Ellis BradwAy, Robert Greaves,' Henry Newell, Francis Preston, 9 Roger Pownall, Eva Atkinson. Primary--- Mike Bodman, Edward Hansen, Rose Bodnar, Speranoe Serafin. sRirchzr. Irene Helen Vinton, PauIspusta, Rose Spusta. Crow Hill-0amelo SparaciO:
 Stafford went down to defeat fQrl the second time this season at the hands of the All -Rockvill lleiteam yester- day morning. Loose playing by the home team in the first inning was chiefly responsible for the visitors four runs. The batting of Sohmitt was one of the features. Morning game:
 All. Rockville. ab h O el Burke, ss, ,a.:. A O o .OI Schmitt, If, ~.r5 3 9 Oy*OE Miller, of, >- 5 a I Ot,:Ol MoKinna, 1, 4 "O g. Or>O Rice, If, 4 l 2 l | Smith, ?, 3 o 4. 9 IT