The Press., 1912-01-03
HOLLAND.

MT. ana Mrs Ar6nuf N11oe or dArG- ford spsnt Sunday with Mrs. D. F. Niles.
 A son, Frank. was born last We'd nesday, Dec 27, to MT. and Mrs Peter Oheesey.
 Harry Waldo of West Hampton was the guest of his mother. Mrs Martha Waldo, Christmas
 Clarence Jeffers of Jewett City was the guest over Sunday of David A. Brown and family.
 The grange install their officers Tuesday evening Deputy Charles " Bradley of R>ckvills will conduct the installation.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Leo M. E. ohu1ch will repeat the drama. 'Val- ley Farm," and givs pig supper in the near future
 Mre. A. M Pomeroy of West Will lington and Mrs A L Willis of New Hampshire are the guests of MT. and Mrs. John W Edgerton
 pr. Samuel Simpson has returned to N W York to continue his studies in art, after tpsnding the holiday season with his family sS~-s nIr. and Mrs. Ernest. Clough of Providence and Miss Gertrude Clough of Waterbury have returned after spending some time with their par ents. MT. and Mrs, R. M. Clough.
 Miss Overm an gavs 8 Christ n as subscription danc, in the town hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 26th. The hall was tAstefully decorated with Christmas trees and holly A very epj 0yable time was had Refresh ments were served at the close. E The library association held it's regular business meeting Monday afternoon in library rooms. Miss Ruby E. Brown. Miss Pauline New. comb and Miss Florence Leonard were voted into the association. The name of Mrs Myron c Sparrow was pro- posed for membership. After the business session the following literary program was given: "The Snow Storm," by Emerson, Miss Under wood; "New England Winter" Sill, Mrs. Grace Ludlow; "The Frost Spirit," Whittier, Mrs E. s Agard i; extract from "vision of Sir Lauufal, :" by Lowell, Mrs. R F. French Tea was served by Mrs Wm B. Ludlow and Mrs Harry Bartlett.
 On Widnesday, at 8 o'clock. at the Holland County Home, in the private parloIs of Mr and Mrs Edwin H. Hick, Miss Louie Maud Lanphear, nieca of MT and Mrs. Gilbert Gardner of Westerly, R. I with whom she has resided since the death of Ter par ents, and Ernest Oliver Clark, son of Mrs. Rosie E Olaik of Vernon Gen. ter, were married by Rev. M. Beal, pastor of the Methodist church of Vernon. The ceremony was performed under bell of evergreen and white naroissus. The color scheme for the decorations was green and white. The parlor and dining room Were decorated with evergreens and white naIcissus The bride wore gown of gray silk trimmed with white lace. She was attended by her sister. Miss Dsla R. LaDphear of Hartford The bride has been a very popular teacher at the county home for the last three ye ars The bridegroom is the junior par tner and secretary and treasurer of the William Sumner Betting company of Holland, and business manager of Shady View farm at Vernon Center. After a wedding trip to New York, the Oatskill mountains and other places Mr and Mrs. Clark will live with MT Clark's mother, Mrs Rosie E. Clark, att Shady View farm, Yer non Center.
 soHTERs.
 Mrs Luoius Kibbe is visiting rela- tives in Crystal Lake.
 Miss Margery Moore is confined to her home with illness.
 Herbert Ward of Storrs agricultural college has been at home.
 Mrs Nelson Ryder of Plainville is visiting at MIs. Sumner Rott's.
 Mrs. W. A. Pease has returned to her home after spending a month in Agawam.
 Fred and Spencer Davis have been spending the holidays at their home on Prink street.
 Mrs. Mercy W. Smith and three daug hters of Ne Eark. N.J.. are visit- ing at A. V. Smiths.