The Press., 1894-01-18
HOLLAND.

- uo . | . D. O h. WILL give a pOV- erty social' in the parlors of the Congre- gational church on Friday evening. Every one is most cordially invited to be present.
 The funeral of Mrs. Martha Johnson, who died at the states prison, was held here at the residence of her sister, Miss Elizabeth Webster, on Thursday, Rev. John Thompson of the Methodist church officiating.
 Austin Edgerton, who was reported as sick with pneumonia, is very much better.
 A union service was held in the ves- try of the Congregational church Sunday evening. It was we'll attended, and, con- siderable interest was manifested.
 A great deal of ice was put in last week, and it was of good quality.
 Mrs. George Eaton is quite i'll with lung trouble, and Mrs. G. w. Lansing has had quite severe attack of the grip.
 Charles Underwood was in town a few days last week. FLORA.
 ELLINGTON.
 The annual meeting of the Ellington Creamery Association was held last week. The report of the officers showed that the past year had been the most prosperous in the history of the association, which was organized in 1884. The company paid it's patrons an average of cents space for cream for the entire year, and the in- come of the association for the year was over $70,00O. A. M. Bancroft was re- elected superintendent of the creamery, as the patrons realize that much of the success of the creamery is due to his ef- forts and business ability. The creamery has become Ellington's most prominent industry.
 Burton Watson of Crystal Lake was arrested in Ellington, on Friday, charged with stealing an overcoat and $2 from a man named Kelly. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Eaton. He was fined $1 and costs, and sent to jail for thirty days Crystal Lake Correspondence.3
 The Christian Crusaders closed theil revival services at Crystal Lake last Sun day evening with a full house, and deeE spiritual interest. Many decided for Christ on this last evening. The efforts of these faithful workers here has been successful May God be with both them and us ''til we meet again."
 Meetings will be continued at Crysta Lake, for the present, in the following order: Preaching every Sunday morning in the Methodist church, at Il o'clock and 8 prayer and conference meeting il the Advent church at 1.3O p. m.; also 6 Thursday evening meeting with different families.
 The many who have been sick among us are all convalescent Orrin Newel and his sister, Mrs. Mary Taft, have beer very sick, also MT. and Mrs. John Fletcher The latter are being cared for by Henry Harwood of Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Willie Richardson, O. South Windsor, visited here one day last week. It is pleasant to. state that MT. R is gaining health again.
 Mrs. Ella Martin has returned home from Charlton Mass, leaving her father better, but her mother is still very feeble Ice gathering has begun on Crysta Lake. It is about eight inches in thick ness.
 A little grandson of Mrs. Charles Wiers, of Rockville, who died at the agt of two years, will rest in the cemetery ir West Stafford, near Crystal Lake. H. was the son of Samuel and Sarah Mon nett, their only child.
 Will not every one residing in the vi cinity of Crystal Lake who cares for thu cause of Christ do all they can, especially by attendance, to sustain the meetings t, be held? There will be a prayer-meetins this (Thursday) evening at Denison Ba ker's, at p. m.