The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-23
Headquarters Notes

pl1Shed by Troop No. 70 St. JonnS s Episcopal church at the end of the year.
 p 1-The- setting up and use of a bull |, letin board.
 2-The opening of the point sys- tenn
 s--A membership campaign. 4-The building and use of an ar dois outfit, and a wireless telegraph. 5-The winning of two cups at the rally. The presentation of the cups. 6-The scribe of the troop con graduated on having one of the best records in the city.
 1-The troop assisted at the G. A R. encampmept.
 9John Wheway, a member of the troop became a first class scout 9-The troops work at the Memor- ial Day parade.
 1O-The troops work with the Lib ierty bond. $1O,250 worth sold. 1l-An overnight hike at Mt. Car mel.
 12-The troop won two cups at the .Lordship rally.
 13+Ten boys attended the scout j camp.
 14-The troops Scout garden. We i realized on it, and won third prize for our work.
 15-The troops work on the second Liberty loan campaign. We sold $17,- zoo worth of bonds,
 16-The troop had a Halloween party on the 3rd of November. 1.-The report of the members. Associate scouts (five). Three off cAals, four new members. Total num- ber of active scouts is thirty-five. 18-War medals won. 19-One boy won medal both times 20-Placed a magazine box at railroad station.
 We are quite gratified at the splen- did results being obtained by the Scouts in their canvas with the red cards for the sale of w. s. s.
 Next Monday night at Newfield M F.. church, corner of Central and S4ratford Ave. the East Side Court of Honor will hold examinations. Over thirty Scouts presented them selves at the West Side Court of Hon. or last week.
 Scout Headquarters will be pleas ed to. learn the name of good woman cook for the camp.
 Scouts are tipped off to the fact that the latter part of April the recrea- ton commissioner, MT. Gahan is plan ming a fine day of sport and you bet ter keep your ears open so not tc miss it.
 Many scouts are on duty today as sisting Red Cross organization in Its Tag Day. f We congratulate Stanley Peck. ot Troop No. 10 upon reaching full sec ond class scout rank.
 Scout Headquarters is very pleas ed to have these chairs which we are using They are the gift of the former Board of Trade.
 Scouts who do not find their names on the Roll~of Honor for certain work can blame themselves. It is also . case of the troop not reporting. Any books that the Scouts may col lect next week are to be taken to the Court House on Golden Hill street Headquarters has list of the au thors of boys books which scouts cal consult at their leisure if they hav' . books i'm their individual homes whicl they are willing to send to the sol diers and sailors
 Troop No. g H. c. Arch s M.
 Hold our regular weekly meeting Philip Thayer and Raymond Chris jensen were proposed as members O this troop. A hike to Pine Rock parl on Good Friday was decided on. Ro! Johnson of Troop No. 4 presided an( deFhonstrated Life Saving, Self De fsnse and wrestling. Leslie Wester kerg was elected Patrol Leader of thu bunGor Patrol. Clarence Chatlos wa elected his assistant. Meeting adjourn ed after verey pleasant evening.
 Leslie Arch, Scribe Troop No. 22, Ernest Ortlepp S. M. Meeting of above troop opened a 7:45. Announcements concerning tal day, presidents speeches and Satur days hike were made by Assistan ScoutmaSter, Abercrombie. The scout were very sorry to hear of the sick ness of their scout master, MT. Ort lepp and all hope he will soon b back on the job. Games were playe and meeting adjourned.
 l., Abercrombie, Scribe Troop No. g, Joseph SaLcsa s. NJ. Our regular meeting was called t order at 7:15 by our scoutmastel Eighteen scouts and one visitor wer present. Our scoutmaster distribute more of the w. S. S. cards. Tw of our boys have succeeded in signin up twenty-five of these cards. Sig naIling was practiced and First-Ai demonstration was given by some c the scouts of our troop. The follow ing five boys are ahead in the tour nament for being present, for nea appearance and passing second clas examinations, etc, John Murcko, Jos eph Suhanovsky, Joseph Zahornask! Joseph Sabol and John Kish. Meet ing adjourned after games were play ed.
 Joseph Sabol, Scrib, Troop No. II in Charge of Troop
 Committee
 Meeting called to order at o'cloc by Patrol Leader Bachelor at the res dence of Scout Hotchkiss. Seve scouts were present. All importaI business was transacted. After very pleasant evening we adjourne at s:3O.
 Harold Smith, Scrib Troop No. 21, Robert G. Hull, S. \
 Scoutmaster Hull presided. Fou teen scouts present and two official The scouts who were to take secor class examinations on the hike tods were asked to report at St. Luke