The Press., 1919-04-24
G. Lorensetti has put a telephone in

G. Lorensetti has put a telephone il
 his fish market, No. 52-2.
 Miss Dorothy Pinney of Boston wa: ! at home for the weekend.
 Gordon Charter has been discharged
 from the service and is home.
 Mrs. A. M. Royce has returned from
 an extended visit to St. Charles, III. Eddie Young and Herbert White
 were home Sunday on a short fur
 tough.
 Woods orchestra will furnish mu-
 sic for the masquerade dance at Crys-
 tai Lake Saturday evening. E. D. Royce has sold his place on West Main street to Paul Bancroft, a
 cattle dealer of East Windsor Hill. A food sale is to be held tomorrow afternoon by the w. c. T. U. in the va
 cant store next to George Woods meat
 market, beginning at o'clock. Mrs. Robert Quinley has gone to Ashford, N. C., where she will be a guest for three weeks of MT. and Mrs.
 Frank Keefe, former residents of this town.
 Phillip Barton of Castile, N. Y, is spending the week at the Wildey home on Grant avenue, where Mrs. Barton and their little daughter have been for a few weeks.
 The present spring weather appears to be affecting persons different ways. Monday one of the leading merchants of the town started on a fishing trip, only to find he had neglected to take with him one of the most essential things, namely, his bait. Further search revealed the fact that not only the bait was missing, but his carefully arranged assortment of smokes, etc., to say, he returned both sadder and wiser.
 The local Boy Scouts have re-organ- ized from the remnants of last years troop, with Principal Handy of the high school as acting scoutmaster. A troop of two patrols has been formed, with Ronald Mitchell and Kenneth Smith as patrol leaders and Richard Whitaker as scribe. AS in previous liberty loans the scouts expect to assist in the fifth sale of bonds of the Victory Loan. In a meeting. at the Springs House last Wednesday even ing. medals were presented in recog- last time.
 Monday morning Miss Mary Costello of this borough was quietly married to Victor Del Carte of Rockville. The ceremony took place at St. Bernards church, Rockville, with Rev M. May officiating. The bridesmaid was Miss Teresa Costello, and the best man was John De Carli of Rockville. The groom's gift to the bride was a pearl ring, and the bride received la val Here set with diamonds. A dinner was served at the brides home on Wilmington avenue. MT. and Mrs. Del Carte left in the afternoon for New York where they will spend the re- mainder of the week. On their re- turn they are to make their home in 
 The following pupils were neither tardy nor absent during the winter .erm: ergarten-Valentine Cam DO. Eva Canestri. Grade Hazel Campo, Edward Bidorini, Rino Fran ,ini, Hazel Jacobsen, Helen Kimetz, Elio Scotia Grade II-Peter Arme- in, Peter Bidorini, Ofellio Tiziani. Grade III-Bruno Antonioni, Mary Eugene Cski, AgostiI DaDalt, Anna Fontanella. Grade " Alice Silvio Dal Plan, Nerita In- trovigne, Harry Lazzaris, Eleanor Pan- ciera, Helen Panciera, Andrew Piader, Joseph Piader. Catherine Russeck, Florence Towne. Grade V-Agnes Denniston, Alba LorenZt, Mae McCro- han, Alice Panciera, Alba Piccin, Elva Pison, Doris Walker, Arlando Bressan, John Campo, Bruno Scotia, Ernest Young Grade VI - Edward Scott, Michael Molitoris, Bruno Bal dracchi, Norma Fontanella, Carl Schneider, Bernard Armstrong, Jack Rumbelow, Charles Tombarini. Grade VII-France Denniston, Edward Gill lis, Dominica Introvigne, Robert Pin ney, Jennie Campo, Mary Carocari, Lena Prinatti, Betty Pinney, Margaret Theising. Grade VIII-Francis Ad- ans, Percy Bolieau, Elio Fontanella, George O'Connell, Bruno Piccin, An- ello Liziani, Violet Campo, Reta Lag zeris. Freshmen - Ralph Baldwin, Laura Campo, Leonilda Mattina, Cert rude Mullins, Marion Moran, Raymond Pease, Joel Henry Reed, Antonette Sena, Doris Avery. Sophomores- Dorothy Belcher, Thomas Fletcher. Juniors-Richard Whitaker, Violet Hayes, Gladys Houle. Seniors-Irene Belcher, Arlene Hanna