The Press., 1908-12-02
HOLLAND.

POLAND.
 Robert Amidon is the guest of hil parents in Westford.
 Michael Manning of Worcester il the guest of his family.
 Robert Doyle Is putting running water into his new barn.
 Harvey Clough of Rhode Island was the guest of his parents last week.
 Mrs. Robert Amidon and children are the guests of relatives in Putnam.
 Mrs. A. Hubbard West and Edward Benton are the guests of Will Benton of Torrington.
 J. H Humphrey of Boston was re. gently the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Austin l. Edgerton.
 Mrs. Alex Shearer and daughter, Viola, have recently been the guests of MT. and Mrs John Bowers.
 Mrs Austin L. Edgerton and sister, Miss Mary Satterlee, have been spending few days in Norwich.
 H. Wayland Price returned Mon. day after spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Price
 Mrs Lurena P. Eaton, widow of George P. Eaton, died at the home oi her daughter, Mrs. Silas P. Ryder, in Holland, on Saturday at o'clock in the afternoon. She was born in Chaplin in 1877, and was the daugh ter of Elijah and Irene Owens. In 1 1S33 she married Lester L. Drake and came to Holland to live, and with the exception of brief period passed in Manchester, she had resided in this town for seventy three years. After the death of her first husband she was married to George P. Eaton of Tol- land. Mrs. Eaton was a member of the M. E church for many years, and in her younger days was very active in all Christian work. She is survived by her daug ghter, Mrs. Ryder, seven grandchildren. fifteen great grandchildren and one great. great. grandchild The grandchildren are Mrs. Frank Woods of New Britain, Mrs. John Bowers of Holland, Mrs. Herbert Kennedy of Burnside, Mrs. Robert Doyle of Holland, Mrs. Lillian Spencer of Hartford and Mrs Clarence Wrisley and George A Robbins of Burlington. Vt. Funeral services were held at tEe Methodist church at l o'clock yesterday afternoon. The burial was in the skungamaug ceme. tery.
 There were a number of out of town guests for the New England Thanks giving day. Miss Sadie Willard of Rockville and Philip Newcomb of Hartford were guests at the home of MT and Mrs Frank T. Newcomb; MT and Mrs Frederick s. Meaoham and daughter, Marian, and Miss Agard of New York with W. A. Agard and daughter, Miss Lucille M Agard; the Misses Lilla and Eliza. beth Agard of Wethersfleld and MT and Mrs. Harry Agard and son, Frederick, of Westerly. R. l.. with MT and Mrs. Edwin s. Agard; Dr. and Mrs Edwin G. Sumner of Mans. field, Mrs Wm. Hungerford of Hadlyme and Miss Helen Wilson of Natick. Mass. with Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson; MT and Mrs Frank Babcock and children of New York and Miss Hattie J. Jewett of Wilbra- ham academy with MT. and Mrs. G. P. Babcock; Miss Muriel B. Wood of Hartford and Mir and Mrs. Samuel Hildreth with Rev and Mrs. J. A. Wood; MT. and Mrs. Wm. Ayers and family with MT. and Mrs Lafayette Ladd; MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Willis of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. E. M. Willis of New York city, Miss Grace L Willis of Milwaukee. Wis, with MT. aud Mrs, Jotn w Edeerton; MT. and Mrs Charles Jtsyn and daughter. Emily, and the Misses Mary aud Florence Leonard with MT. ard Mrs 0. A. Leonard Mir and Mrs. Gardner Webster had family of 21, includ ing children, grandchildren and great. grandchildren. at their Thanksgiving dinner. MT. and Mrs John H. Steele and son, Raymond. MT. and Mrs. L. E. Hall and children, MT. and Mrs Walter Pierson and family, MT. and Mrs. David A. Brown and family and Miss Jane Taylor of New Haven.