The Press., 1920-12-09

The Hospital Aid society will meet next Tuesday afternoon at 2.30. MT. and Mrs. F. F. Patten returned Monday from few days visit to New
 York.
 William McCoffey, who has been ir
 the U. S. Navy, is home on an indefi. I mite flrlough. -. ] Dorothy Knowles is at the
 Jonnson hospital recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
 George Braithwaite of Uxbridge
 Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs
 Frederic Faulkner for few days.
 The schedule of Stafford High bas-
 ket-ball manager calls for game
 with Enfield High on tomorrow even
 ing at eight o'clock in the Y. M. c.
 hall. =. J. c. Keegan, assistant superin-
 tendent from the district office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company
 is the guest of P. J. Murray for the
 week.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young of Rock
 vile are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Marion Katherine, November "A, and grand daughter of Henry o. Butterfield of | this town.
 The Italian club will hold dance in the Italian hall on Saturday even- ing. Music will be furnished by Lag zerin's orchestra. Admission is fifty cents for men and thirty-five cents for women.
 | The Independent basketball team will play the fast Broad Brook team nextzWednesday evening at 8 o'clock. | The Broad Brook players are old time | opponents of Stafford and met defeat from the local boys last year. A good game is expected.
 Members of Prof. Myers recent | class in religious instruction, who | wish to obtain state. teachers cer- tificate can do so by sending their names with their examination marks | to the class secretary Miss Marion s. Lee, who will forward them to the proper authorities.
 The pool tournament at the Busi- ness Mems club is attracting much in terest. The team explained by A. l.. | Mitchell is tied with J. .Sheppard's team. Seven games have been played and | there remains eleven games on the schedule. The close score makes the outcome uncertain as to who will pay for the dinner at stake.
 At the annual meeting of Baker chapter, o. E. S., last evening the fol- lowing officers were elected: w.. M., Mrs. Ruth Gary; w. F., William H. M secretary, Mrs: Laura Sanford; treas urer, Miss Alice Abel; conductor, Mrs. Gertrude Fisk; assistant conductor, Miss Lottie Sheppard.
 Anticipation in many cases surpass- es realization, but this was in no sense true of the delightful concert, last evening, by the three gifted Boston artists. The auditorium of the Con- gregational church was filled to ca pacity and the audience fully appre- ciated the opportunity to hear mu- sicians of such merit. Many have pre- viously enjoyed Jacques Hoffman in his violin solo work with the Boston Symphony orchestra Last night, whether from a feeling that small towns have few chances to hear good music or inspired by generous ap- plause, he certainly gave of his best. Every number of his varied program evinced all the qualities needful in a master violinist. Miss Edith Bullard, the soprano soloist, gave wide range of selections in which her puri- ty of tone, dramatic ability and power of interpretation were appreciated. Several of the old familiar songs, given as encores vastly pleased the audience. Miss Francis Weeks proved an able accompanist.
 The following is the honor roll for the high school for November: Stu dents averaging 90 to 100: seniors, Helen Broderson, Joseph Kaplan; juniors, Beatrice Roberts; sopho- mores, Freda Turshman; freshmen, George Barlow, Ruth Mullin. S5 to 90: seniors, Helen Gilligan; juniors, Mary O'Halloran, Joseph Senechal, Harold Towne, Dorothy Turner, Marian Mo- ran; sophomores, Marion Aldrich, Helen Fliegel, Harriet Wildey; fresh men, Warren Boyer, Ruth Burwell, Lawton Furness, Edward Gillies, Jo- sephine Gilligan, Grace Brennan, Eliz- abeth Pinney, Robert Pinney, Roger Pownall, Mildred Siswick, Irene Vim ton, Peter Wargo, Francis Murray. 30 to S5: seniors, Charlotte Beckwith, Doris Blick, Francis Pagan, Edwin Towne; juniors, Doris Avery, Grace Burrill, Laura Campo, Vera Pagan, ! Edith Jenkins, Gertrude Meyer, Ger trude Mullins, Raymond Pease, Mary ! Quinn, Joel Henry Reed, Robert Sous sell, Ethel Walsh; sophomores, Fran cis Adams, Eleanor Bissonnette, Athena Bowler, Donald Fisk, Margar- , ct Foley, Elizabeth Fraser, Joseph O,Gnnnnll