The Press., 1912-09-11
TOLLANO,


 Raynlnad Steele has tal4en a posi- ton with 5ne Hartford marNet.
 Rev Robert M. French is the guest Of lis s-sta~ @n Kin6st2n: N. H.
 Miss Flora D Hhitou has been ca led D a cHugch n New Fairfield.
 ~lyrol z. Sparrow exhibited his span O. 1o-ts at the Willinantic fai1 this weez
 Mrs, Charles Hanks of Broo 1lyn, N. Y, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry Bart etE
 Henrv oc99le O. Wales has bee spend:oy a 5. ort time With his son, John If. Steele
 MT. and Mrs, Harry B. Agard and son are the guests or Judge and Mrs. Edwin $. Agar1
 1 George s. Br1wn was home over Sunday. He is attending Huntsing er's business college.
 Hrs. Christine Agard and family have bee spe ding a wee< with Wm. A. Asard and family.
 "The Camp Fire Girls'' will meet | Saturday afternoon at the home O. 1 Mrs. Robert M. Fre~ch.
 Miss Florence j. Leonard has let ! ton fer her ne<, position in the high scho-E at Washington, this state. I G1t 2 rsputlican caucus for nomila- tion of town officers will be hell i tha town hall Fr day evening, Sept. I13.
 Miss Jessie Prow1 of Rockville and Bert Webster of Holland were married at tie HI, E. parsonage by Rev. J. N. Geisler last Tuesday.
 Re Perry of Ellingt2n preached jn tI1e UOhS Sregatioaal church Sunday morning ill the abse1ca O. the pastor, Rev. R. M. French.
 Edward E. Fuller attended the Huntington reunio- at Norwich last eek. He is one of the descendants rom the Hu2t inGton family.
 Thursday eve-irg there will be ! uniCl services 0T the Method ist and Congress tiooal churches. Miss Flora D. WbitcD will speai1 e, "Newer methods in Sunday school y7or<. Miss Flora D. Whiton gave a very Interesting address n the Lee Metho- Gist church Sunday morning. Topic, ''The life Of the negro at home. :" Miss Whiton spent several years in the south as teacher.
 The continued damp weather of last week caused the house>, ice much trouble about drying her wee ly washing. Several clothes lines were visited and number oe articles were st leu Monday nj. It
 Oscar A. Leonard has exhibited his herd of Dutch Belt ooys at Worcester and New Hanpsb re fairs, and this wee he is exhibiting at the Willi- amntic fair. Lore 20 R. Sparrow is exhibiting his herd O. Rarhams at the Willimaatic fair.
 The followi~g officers were elected last Wednesday by the Ladies' Aid Of the Lee Methodis5 chcrc Mrs. Walter Pearson, president; Mrs. La fayette Ladd, vice. president; Mrs. l.. Er1est Hall, secretacT anu J-easIrer; Mrs. John H. Steele, assistal secre- tary and treasurer; di~acto-esses, Mrs. John Clou5h, Mrs. Grace L-1low, Mrs. How ard Die inso1. Mrs. l.. R. Sparrow, frs. Philip OoEle, M-s. Robert DcTi9, Mrs. James Cough end Mrs. Csc-ze Mor5cn, The treas- -er's report was 5.ve1 a1d e society had receive5 $336.57, -5th q balance O, hand to sta-t w7~z oa $2497. Ire ladies yotecl to hold sala al5 supper about Dec. j of @slso-. ard use Cl articles, ooys, canned fruits end pickles. Commit -ees s-a as 1'77 7vs: Aprors, Mrs. Grace LrdloW alu 2Jrs. Earl C7ousa; Gancy work, Mrs. Wal ter PeaTscr and Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall; canned e-u- es, etc, Mrs John Steele and Mrs. Lafayette Ladd; sIppe-, Mrs. John ClolSh. A vote O. thanks was extended to the reti~;ng president, Mrs. L. R. GpaTTCw.