The Press., 1914-04-01
HOLLAND.

s:Gustave Kohler left Saturday fol
 Illinois where he will be employed.
 Miss Ethel Usher of Hartford wal
 the guest of her mother, Mrs. Johr
 Usher over Sunday. 4'4t. 24@ The Union Mission Study class vii.
 meet Thursday afternoon at the home
 of Mrs. Samuel Simpson. -;3 r
 Willet Morrel1 of Passaio, N. J. is
 spending some time with Mr. and
 Mrs. Harry R. Bartlett. St-- .:
 Miss Mary R. Leonard of Hartford
 spent Sunday with her parents, MT,
 and Mrs. Oscar A. Leonard. '1st
 The Ladies lid society of the Cou!
 gregational church gave cafeteria
 supper in the church parlors Friday
 evening. ss.@ s .-.. ~:.s.,:. i
 Miss .Margery I. Baldwin returned home Saturday evening after spend
 ing some time in Springfield as the guest 4 of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Uverman .... Rev. J., N. .Geisler has returned from the Southern New England. con ference at Willimantic. He has been returned to Holland Lee M. E. church for another year. ...... .-'. .'* -.:'.
 The teachers in the Hicks memorial school visited schools Friday. Miss Hazel Davenport went to Ellington Street school and Miss Carol: Beck with visited in Somers. '-: .'i' 'ts'
 Mrs. John H. Steele and Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall were delegates to the Southern New England conference at ;Willimantic, Friday, from the Lee M: :E. church of this place. s. K # '','...>''- , Rev. MT. Beebe of the Hartford Theological seminary preached in. the Congregational chureh Sunday morn ing. There were no services i'm tue Lee Methodist church. owing to the absence of the pastor at conference. :. The assessors have submitted the. following as. the taxable property aainl Holland: Dwellings, s$1s8, $50; home lots, $4, ,115; land, $247, 16O;< mills, $3, 900; horses, $40, 575;. cattle, $2O, All; sheep and poultry, $625; mechanical tools, $4Oo; automobiles, $3, l65; watches and jewe1ry, $35O; i; musical instruments, $2, 125; railroad bonds, $2, 5Oo; merchandise $1 $50; manufacturing, $l, 800; altered prop erty, $8O27; 10 per cent. additional i; $1,S57, making total of $5O5, 64O. > There has been more. sickness. dur ing the month of March than the rest of the winter. Mrs. Gardiner Web:-s ster has had the bronchitis, Mrs. Wal ter Pearson who feli' from sleigh h in February" and injured her arm @ by1 spraining 1t; is just ,sbeginninga4toste able to use it. Florence Meaofam- and Francis Meacham are both ill, Mrs. Meacham has not recovered sos as to be up yet. Mrs. Henry Young, who has the tonsilitis, is somewhat better but not so as to be up yet... Robert Baxter has a severe attack of croup. Helen Sparrow, is i'll with "a cold. Theodore Taylor is quite seri- ously ilE .4s:z;G &z4fs ! .%1s.fs, ,sa : The death of Mrs. Caroline Jane Terrell occurred at flTef home Saturday n ight at twelve e'c1eok. She was the daughter of Benjamin Lee of Wiling ton, being born March a2Sth, 1852g She has been i'll for a good many weeks, having snfferedaa shock some time ago and has been attended by "a trained nurse ever since. Her hus. band, John Terrell, died Jan. a14th, 1914. She is survived by Step son, | Wm. Terrelo of springfeldytw nieces, Mrs. Matthew Lee Burdfek of Will Iington, Mrs. George Rounds of Moose Meadow and Albert Lee of Tal. 'ottville. The funeral was held Tues lay morning from the Preston com. oany undertaking rooms in Rock vile, 1t 10. 3O.. The &interment was in Manchester Center Rev. MT. Bachel- Ter of Talcottville conducted. the fu- leral services. GG GSGgf.ss ;st:,.t.t.,sssl :,t.t ,ss9,
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