The Press., 1920-04-15

Donald Eaton has taken the agency for Kim powdered milk.
 Abe Rice and Howard Schofield spent Sunday in Springfield. A telephone has been installed at the Wasserman store, No. III.
 Miss Clara Nichols spent Saturday
 and part of Sunday in Springfield. c. F. Harwood, who is at the Hart
 ford hospital, is very much improved.
 At the w. R. c. meeting, on Friday
 evening at 7.30, there will be an in
 itiation.
 Mrs. Richard Valentine, with daugh-
 ters, Virginia and Carol, is visiting
 her brother in Baltimore.
 Miss Mary Piccin. IA months old,
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. John P. Pic
 cin, died this morning at her parents
 home in Hicks avenue.
 A democratic caucus will be held in
 Fremen's hall next Monday evening at s o'clock for the purpose of electing delegates to the state convention.
 Misses Jennie and Alice Sidaway moved to Pittsheld, Mass, this week They have 10th lived here since their birth and their many friends regret their departure.
 Parents who wish to enroll their children in the kindergarten class of the Springs grammar school for the Spring term are requested to do so efore the first of May.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Bissett. who with MT. and Mrs. J. A. Foster have been at Lynn Haven. Florida. fer the winter, arrived home Tuesday evcnflE, Mir and Mrs. Foster stopped at New Jersey for visit and will arrive home ia 8 few days.
 ITS. Agnes Cox, who had been en- "a 3ed to teach the seventh grade in t.e Springs grammar school is unaf le 10 take the position. She is seriously III and may not be able to teach for ..e rest of this year. Mrs Lewis Mclaughlin has the school this week.
 The postponed Jubilee supper of the w. C. T. L.. for it's members and invited guests, will e held next We'd nesday at the NJ. F. church. Supper at six o'clock. sharp, each member is to invite one guest. At 7.30 put lie meeting to which all are invited, the state treasurer, Mrs. Arnold, and the secretary, Mrs. Welles, are to speak.
 Miss Florence NJ. Schofield, daugh- ter of Mrs. John Schofield, of this town. and Harold w. Bruce of Palmer, were united in marriage yesterday " Rev. w. o. Berckman at the West Stafford parsonage. They were attended by Miss Mildred SchO- field. sister of the bride and Frederick R. Bruce brother of the groom. The couple will reside in Palmer.
 The Lorne Elwyn Stock Company which is showing in St. Edwards hall all this week is regarded as the Lest company that has appeared here in many months by those who have seen their performance. On Monday night when they gave "1he Woman in Room IT," the crowd was so large that it was necessary to turn away several people. Tuesday night Breakers Ahead" was given and on Wednesday night Turn to the Right was shown before a crowded hall. The vaude gille acts have been especially good. On Friday evening "The Wolf will e played. For Saturday afternoon Re ecca of Sunny Brook Farm" has been .hosen.
 William Wynings left Sunday for | 1eyser, w. Va, where he has accept | d a position as landscape gardener. | lis family will remain here till June ghen his daughter, Edith, will be | raduated from the Springs grammar | chool. For a number of years MT. | Vynings has been caretaker of Hyde | lark and during the fall and winter months he has built several cottages It Crystal Lake. His work in the park leaves no doubt as to his ability. He came here more than nine years ago from Philadelphia, having pre- viously lived here. The work which he will do in his new situation will Ee similar to his work in Hyde Park but the new position is quite attractive, being a much more lucrative one. No one has as yet been secured to take his place here.
 The last trace of Charles Stamm, a resident of this place who is wanted in North Brookfield. Mass, for the alleged forging of check for $72O.15 on Walter T. Phipps of Montville, was in New York The lelief is that he will attempt to escape to Canada. He is descrited as being about 30 years old, six feet in height, quite slim. and his left hand is crippled. Stamm was employed by Mir. Phipps to have charge of installing the machinery in the Amidon shop in Staffordville. Three weeks ago Phipps gave him check to pay off the help employed i'll the work. It is claimed that Stamm cashed the check at the North Brook field National Bank and it was paid without question and that on March 31 he went to the same bank with another check for $720.15, explaining that he had Ieen ordered to pay off the help again. The first check had been good so the bank cashed this one but soon after found that it was for ged The officers followed him to Rockville where search was made for him. From there it was thought lie went to Montville then to New fork, where trace of him was lost.