The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-25
OUR VIEWPOINT l NEWS LETTER
Special to The Times.)

 the Town hall. The graduates were: Louise Millicent Cavanaugh, Christine Virginia Corbett, Alice Louise Houli- han, Dorothy Sturges James, John Ed ward Keane, Sidney Vincent Kilbride, John Joseph Mccarthy, William Dan iel Murphy, Charles Gerston Smith, Donald Hoyt Wright, The hall was artistically decorated with the season. blossoms and the national colors. The N. H. s. service flag occupied con- spicuous place in the stage decoration.
 The complete programme is as fol- lows:
 Song-Star Spangled Banner.
 Invocation-Rev. Geo. F. Sinnott.
 Salutatory-Louise Millicent Cava- naugh.
 Soldiers Chorus, by school.
 Essay-America and the War, Dor othy Sturges James.
 American olidarity-Donald Hoyt Wright.
 Song-Under Freedoms Flag-Wag- ner.
 VaIedictory-AliceL Louise Houlihan. Address-John L. Hasterman, Prin- cipal of Danbury High School. Presentation of Diplomas and awarding of prizes.
 Song-God Bless Our Men America.
 Miss Esther Kilbride of Sandy Hook a member of this years graduating class of nurses at St. Vincent's hospi- tai was present at a reception and banquet rendered by the intermediate grade of the institution at the nurses home on Hunting street last week. About 60 were present including Miss Isabelle Clark, superintendent of nurses, Miss Tillie Schack, and Miss Catherine Connery. Instrumental se- lections were given by the Misses Mary Mersick, Esther Kilbride and Teresa Hassal. Miss Elsie Robb President of the graduating class read the class prophecy. Besides Miss Kill bride another Newtown woman, Miss Mary Honan is a member of the grad uating class and enjoyed the nights festivities.
 Walter L. Glover, son of Se1ectman and Mrs. w. B. Glover, who is now in training for a radio electrician al the radio school at Pelham Bay, NY spent Sunday with his parents on Glo- yer avenue.
 Edward s. Pitzschled, former as- ems, Aver, Mass, is spending a short l furlough with his father, town clerk Oscar Pitzschler and with John o Pitzschler of Sandy Hook.
 Mrs. William Murphy of Berkshire is entertaining her sister Mrs. P Haugh and her daughter, Mrs. Mary Murphy, both of Waterbury. The social party at Mapleton under the auspices of the order of deacon esses of the Methodist church held Saturday evening was enjoyed by 9 large number of the villagers. Sunday Rev. pr. Mccormick of New Haven preached at both services. MT. Leads assisted by the choir of the church gave a fine musical programme. Miss Stowe and Miss Arbuckle, deaconesses expect to open the summer school or July 1.
 H. S. Senior Class Eonors and Awards
 Scholarship, Alice Houlihan; high est in honorable mention, Millicen Cavanaugh; honorable mention, Will liam Murphy, Donald Wright, Chris tine Corbett, Charles Strisik, John Nc Carthy, John E. Keane.
 Junior Class.
 Scholarship, Justine Houlihan highest in honorable mention, Pau Smith, Jennie Sturges, Robert Beers Iran Huntly.
 Library memberships, Justine Hou lihan, Jennie Sturges, Paul Smith. Sophomore Glass.
 Scholarship, Jennie Lundgrin: high est in honorable mention, Mariol erine Lundgrin; Library memberships Jennie Lundgrin; Marion Fitzpatrick Catherine Lundgrin.
 Freshman Class.
 Scholarship, Earl Smith; highest il honorable mention, Willis Arndt; hon , orable mention, Agnes Glover, Rober , Mitchell Richard Botsford, Flora Nc | Namara; Library membership, Ear Smith. Willis Arnda, Agnes Glover. 3 Sub-Freshman Class.
 Library membership, Hannah Cor : bett, Thomas Heating, Edward Egar Special Prizes. First prize for public speaking, Mil licent Cavanaugh; second prize fo public speaking, Dorothy James; hon orable mention, James Corbett, Jenni ' Iundgrin; prize for public debate Christine Corbett, Justine Houlihan John Mccarthy.
 ] ". c. T. U. Prizes for Essays. a First prize, Cornelius Houlihar :, second prize, Thomas Bodine, thir = prize, Walter Mccarthy; honorabl e mention, May Sturges, Lillian StrisiR @ Specail prize for music awarded b @ the instructor in music, Miss Dan iels, was won by Miss Anna Cavan : augh of the sub-freshman class. D Roxbury, Conn.,, June 24.-The ii 7 Hing of tax liens against the Warner f Mill Power Company and two othe = separate land holdings on the She '. pug River and it's continents, las
 week, by Tax collector R. Randall Da vidson, has aroused great interes } among the townspeople, and the ex