The Press., 1909-06-30
HOLLAND

Irving Baxter of East Orange is the guest of Miss Dorothy Overman.
 Miss Ruth Smith of New London is the guest of MT. and Mrs Lafayette Ladd.
 Mrs Hattie Weeks of Hartford was the guest last week of Miss Julia Young.
 Miss Lydia Simpson of South Essex, Mass, is the guest of her uncle, Rev. J. A. Wood.
 Miss Marian Agard of New York is spending some time with her father, W. A. Agard.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Schrader of New York are spending several months with MT. and Mrs. Frank Luhrsen.
 There will be business meeting of the E. L. of the M. E. church Friday evening at the NJ. E. parsonage.
 Monday evening a goodly number of our young people attended the re- oeption of the Rockville high school.
 Mrs. Frederick S. Meacham and daughter, Marian, of Waterbury are the guests of W. A. Agard and family.
 A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. Wm. ARard of Pittsburg, Pa. Mir. and Mrs Agard formerly resided here.
 The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will meet Wednesday after noon and evening with Mr. and Mrs Lafayette Ladd. #As&
 By special request, the Sunday school concert given by the M E. church ohildren's day will be repeated next Sunday evening.
 A number from this place attended the strawberry festival given by the Ladies' Aid of the M E. church at Crystal Lake Tuesday evening.
 The storm last Thursday did con- siderable damage to the trees in this town. the lightning striking some and others being broken by the wind The house of J. H. Rounds was struck by lightning It followed down the side of the wall and totally destroyed clock that wss suspended. It burned the paper on the wall, but it was readily extinguished.
 Many from this place attended the commencement exc cises of the Rock vile high school Friday evening. Especial interest was felt this year, as there were six in tine graduating class. Miss Ethel M Anderson WAS valelintorian, Miss Ethel J Usher salutatorian. The others to graduate were Miss Pauline L. Newcomb, Miss Myra Taylor, J. OryiIle Wood and John Deardon
 The annual m citing of the earpol : ators of the Holland Savings bank was held Monday sfternoon the following officers were elected: President, Wm. | A. Agard; vice presidents. Oscar A. f4eouard, Gilbert P. Rab ,ook Chatles " Bradley, Edwin s Agtrd, Dr F Johnson. Henry Young, Loren New oomb; directors, Frank T. New comb, | Henry Young. Edwin Williams, A. | Agard, Charles W. Bradley.
 The Library association will hold sale of useful and fancy articles, food and ice cream in the town hall | on the afternoon and evening of July 5th. A business meeting will be held from 2.30 to 3.3O. after which the hall will be open to the public An entertainment, beginning at 815, will be given in the evening. consist ing of short farce, entitled "Nc Men Wanted, also vocal and instrumental music. Special attention is called to the food table, which will be supplied with fruit, cake. bread, vegetables and other farm pro. ducts. Admission to the farce, 1OI cents.
 Those having gifts for the fancy work table are requested to hand the same to Mrs. L. Ernest Hall by the first of July.
 The lecturers program in the local grange Tuesday evening was in charge of the gentlemen, Worthy Master David A. Brown having charge. The following program was given: Male chorus; reading, "Timely hints for farmers, by Bro. Frank Aldrioh male quartet by Bros Pierson, 0. H. West, Rev. R. M. French, D. A. Brown; mathematical problem given to the ladies by the "worthy whistling solo by Bro. John ". Edgerton; duet by Bros. Pierson and French; debate, '.Re. 'olved, that trolly line through Tol. land street would be an advantage''- Affirmative. Bro. H. O. West, John