The Press., 1918-02-07
Edward Shea of Camp Devens,

Mrs. Richard Valentine returned Saturday after spending two week in Washington. Y. H. Baker is spending a feV weeks with his brother, L. B. Baker in St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss Florence Chapman of New York is spending a few 6ays at tn, home of Mrs. K. A. Chapman. DO. Chapman of the 152 infantry now stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss has received a commission of second lieutenant.
 The monthly meeting of thu etafford Business Mems association was postponed from Tuesday evening until next Monday evening. 2 The Stafford High School Glee olut will present it's second annual operetta N The Windmills Of Holland," Satur Hay night at 8 o'clock, at St. Ed ward s hall. Much care was taken il aelecting it and much time and practice has been put into it, 90 that an at s1aotive and finished production vii be presented. The tickets at Warren't stoTe have had a good sale and al Publications point to crowded hall. ' At the meeting of the Current Events club next Monday evening tho eommittee in charge, the Misses Ballantine and Mrs. B. P, Cooley, will present a play, Neighbors. '' hy Rona Gale. The following club mem bere are in the cast' Mrs.. q. R. Newton, Mrs. B, P. Cooley, Mrs Fl E. BuFwell, Mrs. Lewis McLaugh lin, Miss A. D. Washburn, Mrs. T. F, Mullen, Miss M. MoCullooh and isI M. Ballantine. Mrs. A. A Hains worth will sing. This meeting vii be in the vestry of ti.e Episcopa church and eRoh member Is entitlet to invite guests. ... . < D. H. Mccormick of this borougl ,is among 526 New England druggist who have volunteered for war ~duty fas re0Euiting agents for the new Mer chant Marine. Each of the 626 drug agists will conduct an enrolling statiol lht his store, at which Americans I to 27, inexperienced in seagoing, ma. put their. names to applications fo .training, as sailors, fremen, oilers water. tenders, cooks or stewards, ol .shins of 8 training squadron main stained by the shipping hoard, witt at Boston, for prepariHI crews to serve on the now cargo fleet of the Merchant Marine. HONOR ROLL.
 Albert Hewitt
 Fred Rabfdeau
 Arthur F. Blair olaf Jensen
 6seUFgS FauT wise
 Sergt. Howard Palkess Penny
 Frederick E. Bousquet
 Adamo Martorelli
 Michael Koschintnk
 Edward Patrick Shea
 Henry J. Wise
 John Richard Bowden
 William J. Labrachc ...
 James Arthur Ryan .. ...
 Edward Hubert r.
 Flory Pasqualin
 Pistro Picoin
 America J. PeiTolo
 William Arthur Smith
 William Raymond Park
 Leroy Hudson Bates
 Mansuetto Zampoli
 Henry George King
 Bartholomew ". Mullins
 Hiram R. Wiers
 Oorp. Donald D. Mitchell
 ElWinfK K. Preble
 Luigi Partelli
 Willis J. Linn
 Edward Huden
 Annie Woods
 Thomas Dazzle Herbert Lyman White
 John Christianson :" Frank PalsbaW
 George Palanck es-.
 Christian Ulristiansen
 Frank R Kane Corp. Wm. A. Black Ernest D Chapman
 John Dupre ;,
 Farley o. Patten ,
 Sergt Adelbert Nee(iham
 Howard Needham
 Walter Rabitaille
 John Quinn. Jr.
 Th01aaa Mullins nieut. John Hawley LarDed
 Ernest Jones
 Fred French
 Joseph Fitzpatrick r
 Sergt., Fred ". Rabidean
 Norman Phillips Frank Wytas I Arthur Frenoll 5
 lJaoob Wytae
 F. III. Mann
 Herbert Cnynan "
 Edward 9YonhR
 Lieut. Harold Pierce
 nteut.. Domain c. Chapman :. John Gofyl
 John zollete J Alwyn Rees
 HoEatio N. Irons w Wm,a R4 Harvey s ssrgt. Wm. B HaDley ! ses Veapncci Petrone T se- Lieut.. O. A. Tinker \ Gordon Charter Arthur Rabinovit2 Albert J. Pelshaw Louis Fontanella Carl Lindner Walter Alberty