The Press., 1911-06-28
HOLLAND.

T0LLAND.
 The three yoke of town oxen will be sold Friday at 1 o'clock.
 Mrs. Andrew Metcalf is seriously i'll and is hot expected to live.
 The elm trees on the green and in the yards have been sprayed this last week.
 Miss Ruby E. Brown graduated from the Rockville high school Friday evening.
 Mrs. Calvin Wilcox of Merrow has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. l.. R. Sparrow.
 Mrs. Baker and Miss Edith Baker of Hyannis are the guests of pr. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary society will meet Fr day afternoon with Mrs: Robert M. French.
 Dr: and Mrs. Edwin c. Simmons of Mansfield were the guests last week of Judge and Mrs. Edwin s. Agard.
 MT. and Mrs. Blake of Worcester and Charles Bloomer have been spend ing a short time with Mir. and Mrs.J. H. Steele. -
 Miss Ruth Wood of Mapleville. R. T., and I. Tilden Jewett of Hartford are the, guests of Mir. and Mrs. L. Emery Hall: ..-
 A daughter was born Saturday night to MT. and Mrs. Harry J. Bab. cock of Portland, Oregon, but former. ly of Holland. ...-... # ...
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Hungerford, Miss Hala Hungerford and Clarence Hungerford of Montclair, N. J re. turned Monday after spending 8 week with W. A. Agard and family.
 Mrs. William Hungerford and daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. Bininger of Arlington. N. J.; and MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Stuart of New Jersey are guests at the ''Steele House..
 Miss Florence J. Leonard graduated from Wellesley college last week. Mir. and Mrs. O.. A. Leonard, Miss Mary R. Leonard and Charles Leonard were in attendance at the commence ment exercises. --, .,..-
 Miss Lillia s. Agard, who has been teaching in the high school at Great Neck, L.. I is with her parents, Judge and. Mrs. Edwin s. Agard. She leaves Saturday for trip to Port land, Ore, and Gal.
 Charles Smith was hurt last week while working at the saw-mill of Armjtage 6 Amidon. The saw broke and .cut quite a. serious wound in MT. Smiths neck, He is under the care of Dr. W. N. Simmons. i. ..-. B
 Mrs. Wm. Hungerford of Hadlyme Is the guest of Miss Lucille M. Agard. MT. and Mrs. Fred Brooks of Had lyme and Miss Sarah Agard of South HadleY, Mass. spent g. short time last week at the Agard home.
 The annual meeting of the oorpor- ators of the Holland Savings bank was held Monday afternoon. The follow. ing officers were reelected: Presi. dent, Wm. A. Agard; vice presidents, Henry Young, Edwin s. Agard, F. E. Johnson, M. D., Oscar A. Leonard, Charles W. Bradley, O. P. Babcock, Martin Laubscher; directors, Henry Young, Wm. A. Agard, Edwin s.. Agard, Charles W. Bradley, Frank T. Newcomb; secretary and treasurer, Frank T. Newoomb; auditors, Ed ward E. Fuller, Oscar A. Leonard. The bank has just had new burglar proof safe put in and new door to the vault. The grating is to be ex- tended to the, oeiilHg. so there will be no possible way for an outsider to enter the private part of bank unless allowed to. ....5
 The residence of William A. Agard was the scene of very pretty we'd ding to-day, when his youngest daugh- ter, Marian Bissell Agard, and Henry Harrison Baker of Hyannis, Mass. were married. The ceremony took place at noon in Che bow window of the living room, in front of 8 bower of laurel in full bloom, being per. formed by Rev. Robert M. French, pastor of the Congregational church, of which the bride was a member, the ring service being used. The house was tastefully decorated, one room being red roses, another white daisies and ferns, and another the mountain laurel. The bride wore a gown of cream colored; crepe de chine, out en train, trimmed with real Italian lace and hand embroidery, wearing a veil ! and carrying a bouquet of white bridal ! roses. The bridal party were unat. ! tended, the bride being given away by her father. Miss Elizabeth B. Agard, cousin of the bride, played l the wedding march from Lohengrin. /" A wedding breakfast and reception was held immediately after the cere. mony. About fifty relatives were present from Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey, Springfield, Hyannis. Mass, New. Haven, Hartford and Rockville. The presents were numer- ous and costly, including solid silver, out glass, linen, etc. Mir. and Mrs. Baker will take an extended wedding trip, not being at home until Jan. 1 at Hyannis, Mass. The bride was a graduate of Mount Holyoke college and the Presbyterian hospital, New Yolk oity. MT Baker Is a very pros. porous lawyer in Hyannis.