The Press., 1892-09-15
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HOLLAND. (Correspondence.) -Chas. U. Brooks has entered the New England conservatory of music in Boston, where he will take a course in piano tuning.
 | Ralph l.. Hayward has gone to Am- herst, Mass, where he will attend the agricultural college.
 Il. D. Phelps, of Rockville. was in town on Wednesday.
 Rev. George Sanborne, of Hartford, preached at the Congregational church Sunday.
 Harry B. Agard has begun his junior year at the Rockville high school.
 W. F. Duncan has sold his place to a Swiss family. MT. Duncan and family will occupy part of John Steele's house temporarily.
 Mrs. A. M. Hawkins is visiting friends at Orient, Long Island. | -Chas. Young was home from Phila- delphia few days last week. | Mrs. J. G. Grover, of Cranbury, N. | D.
 -Benj. Loomis has returned from Washington, D. O., where he has been putting one of his filters into one of the government departments. | Miss Louise Baldwin has returned to Boston, where she will continue course in vocal culture at the New England Con- servatory of Music.
 Several from this place will attend the G. A. R. reunion at Washington. 1 Miss Ellen Clark, of Coventry, was the guest of Miss Edith Sumner last week. | Invitations are out for the wedding of MT. Baker, of Springfield, and Miss Louise Stewart, of this place, at the resi- dence of the brides aunt, Miss Kibbe, in Springfield, on the evening of Sept. 2Oth.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. held missionary meeting in the town hall Sunday evening.
 Arthur Patten has rented the Young store, and will take possession Oct. 1st. He will open repair shop and small gro- cery business. His family will occupy the tenement over the store. Ms. Mary l to the Hastings house.
 The center school was unable to com. mence Sept. 5th, owing to the fact that a case of scarlet fever was near the school would be obliged to pass. The select school will open next Monday in the yes. try of the Baptist church.
 Court was in session last week. Nc important cases were tried.
 E. Meachaan has returned to the Rockville high school.
 Henry Benton met with serious ac. cident one day last week while attempting to hang some beef on meat hook. The box on which he was standing giving away, he seized the hook suddenly in sucI a way that the hook tore the flesh of his hand frightfully. Dr. T. F. Rockwell dressed the wound.
 Mrs. Clara Baker and daughter, O. Boston, are visiting friends in town.
 John Clough, while working with { machine used for cutting timber, cut of bWO Ol OAO huScIS Ol ulS lltbuS above the joint. The case was taken tt Dr. Johnson, who, together with Dr Dean, of South Coventry, amputated tht fingers below the joint. They are doing very we'll. .-.. :. Crowds from Holland are attending the fair at Rockville. This town has good share of premiums, especially ol cattle. The exhibits of W. D. Holman and o. A. Leonard are particularly fine. |, Rev. MT. Post was out of town ove Sunday. a Y , People about town are cutting thei , tobacco. More has been raised this yea than for many years, and the crop is un ) usually good.
 Miss Anna Meacham teaches schoo ] in Vernon, and Miss Nettie Stacy in El lington. Miss Lottie Bancroft, of Filing ton, teaches at White school house. Tn 7 schools in the south part of the town d 5 not open until about the 1st of October l on account of the cranberry crop whic the children pick. FLORA.