The Press., 1918-04-04

Springfield frien1s over Easter.
 Mrs F s. Gofham is visiting Mis- Annie Mason at WoonsoCket, R. I.
 Mrs. c. F.. Beukwith has been con fined ta her home with Iaryngitis
 Miss Louise BeCkwith has returned to Ter studies at Simmons college Boston.
 Mrs. Ella Roberts Westcott O. Charlton, Mass., has been a guest O M 8. Frank A. Adams.
 Miss Ruth Larned of Smith college was with her parents, Mir. and Mrs John Larned. for her vacation.
 Sergt Wm B. Hanley, who il stationed at the armory in Springfield has been home on a five-days' fur lough.
 Miss Grace Harwood resumed l.el duties as teacher in the Rockvill, high school on Tuesday after a short vacation.
 Mrs. Earl Jenkins of Greenfield, Mass, is visiting her father, H. O. Butterfield. MT. Jenkins was here over Easter. ..
 s Katozwitz GS Go. are to take the store vacated by E. L Burr. The partition will be removed and the two stores will be made into one
 Misses Carolyn and Sophia Brown have been guests of their mother, Mrs. E. R. Brown, for a few days They returned to Naugatuck Tues day.
 Miss Harriet Louise Wildey has been a guest of Mrs. W Q Sanford at Bolton, and returned to day tC accompany her father, Fred Wildey, to New York for few days.
 The Ladies society of the Congre. gational church are planning a musi cal program for Wednesday evening. April 17th, the proceeds to be given to the Red Cross
 Miss Louise Griffiths spent her ton. days vacation at her home on Edge. wood, returning to Mount Holyoke college Tuesday. Miss Evelyn Griftiths was also at home from her duties at Storrs college over Easter.
 The electric lights went out last evening about 9. 30 for a short time at St. Edwards hall where the White side Strauss Go. are playing, candles were brought in and used until the electric lights came on again
 The "four-minute'' speaker at the Comique theatre on Saturday evening will be R. ". Ellis. Rev. c. H. Puffer will be the speaker at Stafford They will open four-weeks' campaign for the third liberty loan.
 4 report had been in circulation that Clifford Herring, son of MT. and Mrs. Wm Herring of Rockville, form erly of Stafford Springs had been wounded, but his parents received word on Tuesday from him in France that he was safe and we'll.
 Prosecuting Attorney ". H. Reed. with Officer Hayes made a raid at the home of Vinerno Sootte on Maiden lane, the lane running from East Main street to Westford avenue, on Saturday night They seized four one. quarter barrels of beer. The will be held before the oourt next Monday at 10 a. ID.
 The case of Floyd 0. Ayers of Rockville, who was charged with failing to register in compliance with the draft law, has been settled with. put going to conrt. He has been allowed to register. Ayers was arrested by United States Marshall John J Kslleher about four weeks ago on complaint of the local OK. emption board. They found that he had been discharged from the army last May on the ground of dependency and that he had failed to register as required by law within five days. He is the son of William Ayers, formerly of the Stafford town farm.
 West Stafford.
 Earl Cruikshank of somerville. Mass. Is visiting A. E. Tuteiu.
 Christie Jensen spent Easter with his brother, John Jensen, in Hartford.
 E. D. Ellis lost one of his horses recently and has now purchased B pair from Springfield parties.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. sturtevant attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Hamilton, in Belohertown last Sunday.
 Mrs. Louise Collins has returned to Holyoke after visiting relatives here. She was accompanied home by her sister. Mrs. S0lina Greaves.
 Mrs. Hattie Pomeroy is making several improvements to her home When the alterations are completed Ms. Eva Kellogg will occupy thu upper tenement.
 The Easter cantata, rendered last Sunday afternoon. was appreciated by Is good sized audience. There will b. s preaching service at the usual houl next Sunday morning.
 Misses Doris Glazier, Mabel Law renee and Alice ssrafn are among thl members of the senior class who art now in WashinRton. Miss Glazie will visit relatives in Springfield be fore returning home.
 MEs Gladys Maxham oR Windsor Vt. and ME and Mrs. Harry Preston of Auburndals, Mass~y C@uSe Saturda! to see thssr brother, o. D. Preston who is at the Johnson hospital. Mrs Maxham will remain for a week.
 Stafford.
 - Paramount Pictures, Town Hall Saturday, April 9th, George Beban in al Italian role of pathos and power. Hav, wna ever v1fahad fnr oyr0mk swaalfh ? Gal