The Press., 1920-02-19
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Miss OgIor Duval is ill with infiuen- ga.
 R. w. Ellis is again able to be about after a confinement of nearly two weeks.
 Miss Mary Brosnan has been taken to the local hospital with an attack of grip.
 Dr. Wm. M. Scholl foot expert will be at the w. J. Hanley shoe store from February 26 to February 2S.
 Timothy Grady of Monson was in town Tuesday and will leave Friday for a two months western trip. Mrs. Walter Pease of Naugatuck, is here on account of the illness of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Mix. Both are improving.
 Miss Virginia Wildey of South Orange, N. J., and Miss Frances Hall of South Wilmington, were weekend guests of Miss Harriet Wildey.
 E. c. DeBorde is at the hospital for treatment for an attack of grip. Mrs. DeBorde is also at the hospital, hay ing been taken there last week.
 The regular meeting of the Del phian chapter will be held Monday night at 7.30. Roll call: Proverbs Subject: Hebrew life and letters.
 There will be an illustrated lecture at the Congregational church next Sunday evening, with over 100 cOlored slides, on Washington and the War of the Revolution"
 Chester Boyer. formerly employed by c. P. Hodgson, has taken the small store in the Foster Block on Main street where he will do plumb ing and repair work.
 The Colonial Tea and apron sale, which was to te given by the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church. will be postponed until a later date on account of the bad weather
 The American Legion will have an other whist on Friday, March 5th, at the Springs House. The following committee will le in charge: Silas Bolieau, George Towne and Richard Murray.
 A town meeting will be held on Wednesday, March Sd. at 1.30 D. m., at the borough hall, to vote on the laying of the taxes and to see if the town will authorize the printing in pamphlet form the revaluation of the taxable property of the town.
 At a recent meeting of the members of the Italian Tyrolese society it was decided to rebuild their hall. near the fair grounds, which was recently damaged when the roof became over weighted with snow and collapsed The new building, it is planned, will be a two story one. The upper part will be used for a dance hall and the lower part will be made into club rooms. The snow and debris is al ready being cleaned away and it is hoped that they will be able to save the lumber used for the floor of the old hall.
 Frank Kremba escaped from the Holland jail last Thursday. He was a trusty and was doing outside work and by this means was able to gain his liberty. He was captured in Washington by the Washington police on Friday evening. He was returned to Rockville on Tuesday evening by Sheriff Fred O. Vinton and was taken to Holland jail yesterday. kremba was from this place and was sentenced to jail for one year on the charge of deserting his wife and co-habiting with another woman. Kremba said that he wanted to go to work so he ran away.
 The following is the high school honor list for the second quarter: Seniors-S5-9O, Gertrude Bruce. Ruby Gold. Richard Whitaker; S0-S5. Rich ard Bissonette. Mary Burrill, Marjorie Fletcher. Agnes Schrier, Lottie Shep herd, William Ellis. Juniors-90-100 Helen Broderson, Joseph Kaplan; S0-S5. Edmund Towne. Doris Blick Sophomores-90-1 Harold TOwne; S5-90. Beatrice Roberts, Robert Sous sell. Dorothy Turner. Marie Sena; S0 S5, Doris Avery. Grace Burrill, Laura Campo, Helen Chapin, Leonilda Mat tana. Mary Quinn. Freshmen-90-100, Marion Aldrich, Frank Sena, Frieda Turshman; S5-90, Francis Adams, Eleanor Bissonette, Elizabeth Frazer, Joseph Quinn. Helen Schrier, Harriet Wildey: S0-S5, Robert Greaves, Mary Slater. Dorothy Johnson.