The Press., 1920-11-11
Joseph Michna, who spent the past ew months in Cleveland, is visiting

Joseph Michna, who spent the past l few months in Cleveland, is visiting | here.
 At the town meeting held Monday afternoon in Borough hall the budgets of the selectmen and School Board l were approved and accepted. The se- | lectmen's estimate was $61 ,493.79 and the school boards was 55,825.00, a total of $117,318.79. This is an in | crease of $22,263.43 over last years total, which was $94,055.36. The l school boards budget last year was l $4O,49200 and the selectmen's was 1 s53, 563.36. Charles F.eChandler was l elected to succeed the late Charles +. Harwood as a trustee of the Isaac r. Hyde Park fund. It was voted to ap- propriate $10O to be used in the eel ebration of Memorial day. It was also voted that owing to the fact that | the hours this year were more than | last year the compensation of the election officials, with the exception of | the moderators and town clerk, who | assisted at the recent elections should be five dollars. Charles B. Pinney presided at the meeting. The high school honor roll for last | month is as follows: students averag- | ing between 90 and 100; seniors, Charlotte Beckwith, Helen Broderson; l juniors, Beatrice Roberts; freshmen, I Claude Barlow, Lawton Furness, Ruth Mullen, Francis Murray, Robert Pin | ney Mildred Siswick, Irene Vinton; | S5 to 90; seniors, Joseph Kaplan,
 Doris Blick, Helen Gilligan; juniors,
 Laura Campo, Gertrude Meyer, Mary
 OHa!loran, Robert Scussell; sopho- | mores, Freda Turschman; freshmen,
 Warren Boyer, Ruth Burwell, Edward | Gillies, Josephine Gilligan, Grace Grennan, Elizat eth Pinney, Roger Pownell, Paul Schmidt, Violet Theis- ing, Peter Wargo; 80 to S5; seniors,
 Francis Pagan, Thomas Fletcher,
 Kenneth Smith, Edmund Towne; jun
 iors, Doris Avery, Vera Pagan, Edith Jenkins, Gertrude Mullins, Mary Quinn, Harold Towne, Evelyn Turner; sophomores, Francis Adams, Marion Aldrich, Eleanor Bissonnette, Helen Fleigel, Elizabeth Fraser, Helen Scherier, Harriet Wildey; freshmen, Mary Agard, John Andrelsky, Pauline Argenta, Benjamin Arnold, Kathrine
 Balazz Avis Bennett, Francis Hanson, Eva Marin, Ellsworth Ryder. West Stafford Meeting of the Womans Missionary circle at the parsonage Wednesday at 3 o'clock
 Mrs. Sturtevant has returned from few days visit with her daughter in CollinsVille.
 Miss Ruby Gold was a weekend guest of relatives in Springfield and Chicopee Falls.
 The theme of the pastors sermon next Sunday morning will be, Faces, Moral and InspiratiOnal Study.' | daughter, Dora, of DanielsOn, are guests of her aunt Mrs. Edwin Dim | ock
 Miss Nellie Field has finished her | probation at the. WessOn Memorial hospital and has been accepted as a ! nurse.
 The Ladies' Aid will serve supper
 next week Friday night from to 8
 o'clocl; with Mrs. Milo Gold, Mrs Ed
 son and Mrs. Sturtevant as hostesses An entertainment will follow. A social and dance will be given in Sturtevants hall Saturday evening" Music will be by Neff's orchestra. Admission for men will be 50 cents No admission will be charged women Rev. w. O. Berckman, pastor of the Congregational church, attended last week the Connecticut State Sunday School association in New Haven. This week he is attending the Connect icut state conference of Congregation al churches in Bridgeport.
 Stafford.
 Mrs Charles Phillips is visiting in Gilbertville.
 Mrs. Clara Miles of Meriden called on friends in town Sunday. Mrs. James Johnson spent the week. end with relatives in Worcester. Regular meeting of Wolcott chapter, | o. B. S., Thursday evening at 7.45. The Phoenix Liberty band has been , engaged to play in Rockville to-day,
 Armistice day.
 The men of the Universalist church
 will serve a supper next Wednesday
 evening at o'clock.
 The annual election of officers will
 be held at the meeting of the Grange
 next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Sarah Black returned to her home Sunday after spending several
 months in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Edward Booth of Providence is
 spending few days at the home of l his father, Rev. I. P. Booth.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Glover and : daughter, Rachael, have returned aft
 CT few days visit with relatives in Worcester.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- | tist church will meet for work next week Thursday, and serve their reg
 ular supper from to 8 o'clock. Host esses Mrs. Thomas Black, Mrs. Char les Phillips and Mrs. Annie Connors.
 The Phoenix Liberty band will hold
 a concert and dance at Memorial hall Thanksgiving night. There will be
 band concert from until 9. Dancing will follow with music by an eight
 piece orchestra.
 Mrs. Roy Thompson attended the
 funeral of her cousin, George Wood Of
 Chicopee, Mass who was instantly
 killed in Spaulding's when an emery
 wheel flew off striking him on the
 head He is survived by his widow
 and two children, the youngest o1
 which is three weeks old.