The Press., 1920-03-18

| | four weeks visit to New York. The Orcuttville school was closed part of this week owing to a lack of | fuel.
 | Miss Fitzpatrick will have her spring millinery opening on Friday and after.
 Regular communication of Ionic lodge next Tuesday evening at 73O. E. A. degree.
 | The annual meeting of the Congre- | gational society will be held next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock There will le meeting of the Odd Fellows in their hall Sunday at D. m, to rehearse for the initiatory degree Mrs. Fred Wildey and Mrs. Charles Meyers are guests at the Marlborough Blenhiem, Atlantic City N. J., for two weeks.
 w. H. Webster has purchased of Mrs. Arat el Orcutt, a house and lot in Stafford Hollow short distance be- yond the Gary home. Mrs. James Stretch. who is staying with her mother, Mrs. Reuten Con verse, has spent a few days at her home in Simsbury this week George Wood intends to move his meat market into the Sullivan block which he recently purchased and had remodeled the 29th of this month. A lecture. illustrated Iy 7O colored slides. on Northern and Central Italy," will te given at the Congrega- tional church on Sunday evening at 6.45.
 Mrs. w. O. Hollister. with her two children of Kent, Ohio, who was call ed home fy the death of her father, Hen Mix, are spending some weeks n her mother. Mir and Mrs. R. w. Smith and aughter, Helen, expect to return the lst of this week from Atlantic City,
 here they have been registered at
 he Chalfonte for the past ten days. Mir and Mrs. Nathaniel Rounds of Springfield have the sympathy of their Stafford friends in the death yesterday morning of their little two months old daughter, Mary Lester Beckwith.
 Al out 30 Odd Fellows went to Rockville Monday night to see the second degree worked on several can didates from Stafford and Rockville. An enjoyable supper was served after the meeting.
 Mrs. Carrie Eager Needham has purchased the Lathrop property on High street and will at once com mence extensive repairs. This prop erty was deeded over by the adminis trator of the Ida and Edward Cum mings estate.
 E. c. DeBorde recently purchased the contents of the jewelry shop on Main street formerly owned ly Levi Arnold. Among the contents are some household goods and he will open the place to sell these on the 25th of this month.
 The Modern Toggery shop will move it's store to the Kuslansky block opposite the present location. The present shop will be used mainly as store room. The present line of goods will he added to and some new lines will be introduced.
 "The Light Eternal" a sacred dra- ma of the life of Christ, actually filmed in the Holy Land. by The Cath ollie Art Association at the cost of $350, 900, will be shown at St. Edwards hall this afternoon at 3.30 and this evening at 7.30. Tickets, 15 and 35 cts.
 The Current Events club admitted Is to membership Monday evening" Science and Art, with Current Events and Current Literature, will be the subject of next years study. A small gift was made for Armenian relief work. Miss Marion Jones accompan- jed by Miss Charlotte Beckwith, sang two solos.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Stafford Golf Co.,, was held at the rooms of the business mems association on Tuesday evening. J. H. Valentine, c. H. Moore and Fred Wildey were elected to the board of directors for three years. At the present time there are over ninety members and with the new club house and the prospects of the golf course being enlarged to nine holes, the members look forward to very en- joyable season. It is expected that large number of new members will be added to the already large member ship.
 The marking system in the high school has been changed so that, here after, the report of the students marks will Le given out monthly. Following is the honor roll for the month of February:
 Seniors Juniors 90 to 100
 Doris Amidon Charlotte Beckwith Helen BrOdersen S5 to 90 Richard Bissonette Joseph Kaplan Richard Whitaker Edmund Towne 80 to S5 Mary Burrill Francis Pagan Marjorie Fletcher
 Gladys Houle
 Theresa Sartori
 Agnes Schrier
 Julia HarwOOd
 Sophmores Freshmen
 90 to 100
 Beatrice Roberts Freida Turschman Grace Burrill Francis Adams Antonette Sena Marion Aldrich Robert ScuSSell Margaret Foley Dorothy Turner Elizabeth Fraser Helen Schrier
 Frank Sena
 80 to 85
 Laura Campo Eleanor Bissonette Vera Pagan Marguerite Bowler Bernice Fletcher Alton Fenton Leonilda Mattana Robert Greaves Mary Quinn John Michna Margaret Slater