The Press., 1921-04-21
Artbur Rabinovitz of Hartford is

Charles Gary is temporarily unable to work because of slight illness.
 Miss Evelyn Cady was confined to II her home for few days this week with slight illness.
 The K. of c. will have an exemplifi- cation of the first degree on Sunday at 2.3O at Red Mems hall.
 Miss Caroline Comins of Brookline is visiting her mother, Mrs. w. A. Comins, on Grown street.
 James and William Judd Goodrich of Hartford spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. w. O. Judd.
 The Italian Benefit society will have dance for the benefit of the Irish Relief fund next week Saturday even ing.
 Mrs. Ernest Cady, with her two children, Barbara and Stanley, of Springfield, is a guest of her mother, Mrs. F. M. Barrett
 Fred Ruby has resigned his position as driver of the fire truck. Frank Rot erts and Frank Mason still con- tinue as operators.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Broulette, and daughter, Helen, of Springfield, were \ guests during the past week of MT. Broulette's sister, Mrs. Fred Dion.
 The committee in charge Of con- tracting for the new school building erected within the appropriation, and are at present engaged in the actual | details of the contract. There were ! seventeen bids received for the major contract and as many more for the | minor work.
 There was SinitiatiOn at the Myriad Rebekah lodge last evening. Those whose birthdays come this month. Miss Mary E. Smith, Miss Nellie Yare, Mrs. N. O. Ward, Mrs. Albert Tutein and Henry Roehm furnished sand Wiches, cake and coffee.
 The whist and dance held last even :ng~ in St. Edwards hall brought out Q large crowd in the interest of the Irish Relief Fund. The prizes for the highest whist score were won by Mrs. Victor BissOnnette and M. J. Reed. The lowest scores were held by Miss Viola VeZie and c. G. Gilligan.
 Another runaway occurred yester- day morning on Furnace avenue | Mrs. Louis ~Bruzzi, who delivers milk in the borough, was driving new \ horse along Furnace avenue toward Haymarket Square when the animal ] ecame frightened causing the wagon to collide with a pole and throwing | Mrs. BruZZi to the sidewalk. Other than few severe bruises she was un- hurt. The horse was stopped in | N nhn cart was tadly damaged
 On Monday a four horse team, in itself quite curiosity in these days of motor locOmOtiOn, drove up into the driveway near Peter Speer's shoe shine parlors to procure sufficient room to lack around. The leading horses were half way up the Grady hill, the wagon was on the sidewalk | and the driver hOllowed Back just as Alfredo Pochini drove his Knox truck down Main street. The wagon struck the truck. Pete ROf erts had the horses in charge. For few min utes a noise similar to an indian war cry emitted from upper Main street. No damage resulted.
 The organization of an advisory board of the Salvation Army was com pleted at the chapel of the Congrega- tional church last evening" The fol- lowing officers were elected: Chair man, Warden James Sheppard; vice chairman, R. w. Ellis: secretary, Rev. F, A. sManderson; treasurer, Rev. Levi Rees. The other members of the board are as follows: B. P. Cooley, Hannibal Alden, J. H. Valentine, R. H. Valentine, Henry Roehm, J. R. Park hurst, Lewis Mclaughlin. Rev. J. M. ! VonDeck of StaffOrdviIle, Charles | Phelps of Stafford and H. A. Glazier of West Stafford. The object of the board is to report to the Salvation Army officials all unfortunate persons that can better Ee helped by the Army than ty local methods, and to under take the annual raising of funds for the army's work.
 The base ball team selected to rep resent the high school at Enfield this afternoon is as follows: Captain Fa- gan, Manager Edmund Towne, Fletch- CT, Baldwin, Pinney, Sullivan, Clark, Quinn; H. TOwne, Belcher and Pease. Of these, Pagan Fletcher, Baldwin, Clark, and Quinn were memt CTS of last years team, and around them the team has been built this year. Sous sel, a second string man last year, will play short stop and Sullivan will start at second base. Baldwin will do the twirling, and if he lives up to his last years reputation will do some hitting. Clark and Fletcher will be at their old positions, catcher and first respectively. Pagan. Ed. Towne and Pinney will do the fielding Pin ney, who has showed up we'll in prac- tice will strengthen the outfield. If the boys are not again disappointed by the weather they expect to make a good showing as result of their hard practice. Due to MT. Murphy's s efforts cars have been secured to make the trip. The team will leave the post office at 1.3O sharp. The first home game will be played with Brookf1eld next Thursday afternoon at Hyde Park.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Charles Mcclellan is ill with tonsilitis..
 Mrs. Della Fuller is spending the week with friends in Chester.
 Miss Mabel Lawrence and Miss Dor othy Glazier were home for the week | end.
 Rev. George w. Reynolds of West Hartford supplied in the Congrega- tionaI church Sunday.
 Charles Lawrence has caught many fine trout this season, one of the largest weighing IS ounces. .~ Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Sharpe of Hart ford were weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. W. Bennett on Crystal Lake road
 Miss Elinor Graves of Springfield recently underwent an operation for appendicitis in the Melrose hospital and is making good recovery. Mrs. F. z. Fairfield is staying with