The Press., 1908-09-02
HOLLAND.

Su0ee LII W. A. AkaEu nuU A0mAAJ.
 Miss Dorothy Stilwell is the que st of her sister, Mrs. George Morton.
 Fred R. Miller of Norwich is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Lafayette Ladd.
 Rev. R. M. French and daughter, Mildred. are spending the week in Hadlyme.
 Mrs. Albert Kellogg recently spent a short time in Sprinfeld with her daughter.
 Miss Maragrette Wescott of Boston was recently the guest of her uncle, A. P. Bird. Y" +'s
 John Manning of Worcester has been spending two weeks with his mother in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Hungerford of New Jersey are the guests of w. A. Agard and family.
 Mrs. Chauncey vinton was the guest Monday of Mir. and Mrs. Walter McCray of Springfield. .
 Mrs. Munson and the Misses Jose rhine and Agnes Munsonof New York are boarding at John Steele's.
 Mrs. Irene Roland of. New York has bought a building lot of Frank T. Newcomb, and will erect a bunga. low.
 Miss Madalene Dow of Wethers.. o1l un1n 0% New Jersey are guests of Miss Lilla s. Agard.
 There was no service in the M. E. church on account of camp meeting. A number from this place drove down to the grounds Sunday. r
 Mrs. Parker of New Haven, who has been spending a number of weeks with MT and Mrs. John H. Steele, returned homo Monday. s.1'%
 Mrs. A. J. McOormick and Miss Ida Mccormick and Master Wilbur have been spending few days with relatives in Springfield.
 o. A. Leonard sold very valuable six-weeks' old male calf, "None Such," of the Dutch Belt blooded stock, to parties in Waterbury. It is to be exhibited at the cattle shows in the ''west ''
 The sale given by the Ladies' So- ciety of the Congregational church in the town hall Thursday afternoon and evening proved a financial success, and netted the society nearly a hun dred dollars.
 Mrs. Clement Miner and son, James, of Rochester, N. Y., Mrs. Arthur Porter and daughter, Josephine, and MT. and Mrs. Charles Lester of Brook lyn, N. Y., have returned to their homes after spending the summ CT at the Holland House. @
 The funeral of the late James R. Jewett was held at his home Wednes- day afternoon. Rev. J. A. Wood conducted the services. The bearers were Frank T. Newcomb, l.. E. Hall, George Bartlett and D. A. Brown. Interment was in the south cemetery.
 SoMERS.
 Rev. E. P. Root has returned, after spending few weeks at Madison.
 MT. Dougall of Philadelphia. Pa. is in town, the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Gager.
 Warren Newton of West Upham, Mass. is in town visiting his mother, Mrs. George Newton. .y
 Mrs. Rebecca Gager has returned from visit to her daughter. Mrs. Phillips at Pittsburg, Pa.
 Prof. Geroux of Springfield preached an excellent sermon Sunday morning in the Congregational church.. ..;
 Mrs. J. M. Kibbe of New Britain, who spent a week in town at Kibbe's hotel, returned home Monday. :
 Mrs. Emma Havens and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Horace Sikes, have been on a visit to friends in Charlton, Mass.
 Mrs. Lydia Banning of Boston spent several days with her cousin: Mrs. Jerome O. Lee, in the ninth district. q
 H. M. Hitchcock, inspector of the health department, Chicago, Illss' spent some days in town visiting his. sister, Mrs. Henry Abbe.
 Capt. s. H. Perry has returned from. the annual reunion of his regiment and the state encampment of the veterans at The Weirs, V. H. M