The Press., 1918-01-03
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

SC0IlA Sury0ES uuhuOI4t o0CEpeaGys Miss Mona O'Oonnell; recording seO.s retary, Mrs Mary sullivani treas urer, Miss Jennie Mahan; sergeant, at.arms, Miss Mary O'Oonnell; ssn. tinel, Mrs Nellie Buckley. It ia.exs peoted that joint installation of the two divisions will be held early in. January.
 The Stafford high quintet received a bad defeat at the hands of the Ludlow high five Thursday night in Ludlow, by the score of A to 25. The journey from here was very cold and after having been delayed by a blow -out and slow travelling on accouIt of the joy roads the local boys were received int a frosen hall with no heat at about 8.8O. The game was slow as the players could not get warmed up. Rooney and Cartwright were Ludlow's individual stars, who with clever playing scored eighteen points each for Ludlow. The lineup !
 Ludlow High. Stafford High.
 Rooney. If Sullivan Cartwright, If Cunningham, Oomins Wilson, Q TonoD Koobanack, lb WhittakeR Dupler, rh Grifaths
 Score, Ludlow A, Stafford 25 k Goals from floor. Rooney 9, Cart. wright 8. Wilson 8, Kochanack. sul. livan ?, Griffiths ?, Oomine, Ton0n q; goals from fouls, Wilson 3, Ioncn 8; referee, Maokintosh; time, 90. minute periods.
 Pupils neither tarhy or absent f6- the fall term; Borough school. eight grade Leonilda Mattana, Auguatins Campo. Seventh grade Violet Cam DO, Elisabeth Fraser, Reta Laz2eEup, Agnes Panoiera. Aramanda RemoE. Freida TuTschman, 4Alex. Fontauella, Bruno Frassinellos Inbn DEtchEa,l George Moletoris, Medos Palshaw, Bruno Piooin. Fifth grade Rena Panciera, Charles FedleF, Ruth Crane, Jack Rumbelow. Fourth grade-O Orlando Bressan. Romano Campo. Robeit Riester, George Gruen. Idonner. Leo Campo, Elsie Panciera, Alice Panciera, Mae McCronan, Alba Lorenzet. Third grade 7Jennie Remor,a Alflo Ferazzi. Leo Goulin, Harold Smith, Etalo Tizianni, Aldo saussel, Nora Campo. Antouette Dal Plan. Italia Panciera, Helen Paneiera, Joseph Piader, Nerita Inter0signe, Louis Agostin, Andrew MOlituris, John Mullen, Filino Satori, Antoi- nette PanoieTa. Second grade Bruno Antoninoni, Nora Baldi, Mary Campo Della Cauestrari, Anna Fontanella, Harold Paneiora, Eva Reynolds. Au- gust Tlliesing, Helen Thiesing, Adolph Ramm. West Stafford, grammar room Claud Barlow, Ellis ,Bradway, Charles Bodner. Bartholomew Bruzzi, Luther Glazier, Robert Greaves, Byron Lawrence, Henry Newell, Roger Pownall, Eva Atohinsou, Eva Dauiok, Catherine Kidd. .
 The following letter was received by.4Mrs. F O. Sanford:
 Ellington Field, HOustoD, Texas.
 Your very cordial letter prompts me to write a brief account of my work to you and Mr.. Sanford. My trip here via. St. Louis was exceed ingly interesting and have chance to zee a new section of our country and several different types of it's people. This part of the world Ia ideal for our works, it is very level. We ought to make Q rapid progress since we were not bothered by poor weather to any great extent. My position here is assistant 4oommandent of cadets. Major Turner is com. mandant at present, and Colonel Curry commands the post. :. am to be made 'commandant when Major Turner goes co France in March. and will receive promotion then. After that is over and ! have served my three months as commandant il will be my turn to go over with the squadron which will have received tbeir training under me. That iS the way things are arranged now, but the war departments may do other. wise when the time comes. As it is they have given me plenty to do. Every officer here Is trying to do the work of two men. Much of the work is naturally new to me and ] will get splendid training ont ot 1t. At the, end of the six months here I shall have every detail of Ay. ing and fighting in the, air. have dandy quarters assigned to me as asai staut scommandnat. have house all to myself in which I am lost, Everything in it Is new my plnmb ing not quite finished as yet. TheE have an office in the headquartel building besides. Wish could spend a few weeks in Stafford with all yoV good people, and ! trust E may whel this Wretched business is over. Hop, you and Mir. s will have a goo winter. ! really never expected {, l'be doing tlIis sort of work, but sino they have put me at it will try { I carry it to finish.
 With best wishes.
 Sincerely, \
 I. Hawley hnxnad. 2