The Press., 1918-02-07
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 The French Canadian club will holC
 a dance Monday evening at the Re6
 Mems hall from 2 to 10. a0.
 A. Bidorini has opened hardwaFS
 store in his block in the store used
 for 8 lunch room. and next to hi
 grocery store.
 The Ladies Aid society of the
 Methodist church will celebrate Wash. inRson's birthday with 8 supper and entertainment ths 22d. The proceeds will be given for the work of the local Red Cross.
 ''what Happened to Jones. '' a three acs farce whiah was SO we'll presented at Memorial hall. Stafford, and pleasing 70 the audience, will be repeused February 18th at St. Ed- wards hall for the benefit of the Red Cross. The reserved seat tickets will go on sale Tuesday at o'clock at ]. r. Warren's store.
 The low water and freezing of water pipes in dIfferont parts of the borough is becoming 8 very serious proposition. Many of the pipes on Prospect, Benton and Crown streets are frozen. The main pipe of the private company supplying water to number of the houses on East Main street has been frozen for some time. The service pipes of the houses at the lower end of Highland Terrace which were frozen were thawed out by electricity last Saturday. but a leak in the main on Monday necessitated the shutting off of the water from the Terrace. The water pressure is so low that many of the houses iu the higher parts of the borough where she pipes are not frozen are frequently without water.
 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
 A meeting of the ARora Literary society was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Whitaker last evening After a short debate on the topic resolved: All the theatres east of the Mississippi should be closed during February and March, which the negative side won, a few games were played and the meeting adjourned.
 The following is the honor list for the second quarter in Stafford high school. The list is very encouraging and the scholars gre congratulated for their good work. The following had 90 or over in their fOur subjects: Ssniors-Linda Mitchell Juniors Dorothy Stevens, Florina Tonon, Gwyneth Rees, Ronald Mitchell Sophomores-Gertrude Bruce, Doris Amidon. William Ellis, Richard Whitaker Freshmen Charlotte Beck. with, Edmund Towns, Joseph Ksplan. Those receiving between S5 and 9O in their four subjects are as follows: Seniors-Mahls Lawrence, Clover Converse, Mildred King, Jennie Mullins, Doris Pease. Edith Tonon, Bertha Burrill, Attilo Tonon Juniors Albert Hsjnsy. William Cumins, sohrier. Agnes Cunning ham. Mollia Kuslansky, John Cum. misksy. Sophomores-M Marjorie Flef- oher. MnrRarqt Polstsr. Ruby Gold, Agnes Schrier, Gladys Houle. Dorothy Freshmen-Elizahet Com. inc. Helen Gilligan, Doris Bliok.
 The StafFor high school quintet scored 6 close victory over the Rock Villa nigh quintet Tuesday night in Rockville town hall ky & score of 25 so 2i. It looked as if Rockville would easily walk away with the | game in the first half. By o'Keefe's crack shooting. assisted by MoCarthy. | Rockville scored l 17 points to Srafford's 6. In the second half Stafford started l right off making up for lost time. and with five successive baskets and two | Eonis Stafford took the lead. Not withsfanding the strong attacks made by the Rockville forwards the local guards stuck with them and held them to only basket. Nearing the time for the final whistle Rockville made Q last desperate effort to recover the l lead bnk were unsuccessful. In the i game following the Colonials easily | the Rockville Rovers by a score of 47 to 28. The lineup:
 Stafford High. Rockville High. v. Sullivan, If Diefzel