The Press., 1915-06-30

visit to South Wilmington Monday as tho guest of sIr and Mrs. James Ser. vice, Jr The party left Millville early Sunday morning by auto, arriv- ing in Norwich after a continuous run of over 400 miles, at o'clock a. m. after visiting in this place, they continued to New Bedford, Mass returning from there to their home.
 Moose Meadow.
 MT. Ruby's boy is much improved
 Nora Richards was home over 
 Julia Lachpwicz was home over 
 Miss Anna Kihl returned with Mrs. Ireman to New York Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Price Brooks of West Springfield called on Mrs. Richards last week.
 Mrs. W. 0. Bowling from Chicago, with a party of five, have been the guest at F. H. Fermier's this week.
 The second chicken dinner of the season which was served at F. H. Fermier's last Sunday, was attended by quite a number from Hartford, Rockville and Stafford Springs.
 HOLLAND.
 r.nD cb ko ovo,oo, my heartfelt thanks to all those who kind. Iy assisted in the care and burial of my wife and mother.
 CHARLES U. BROOKS AND FAMILY
 Mrs. Wm. Anderson of Passaio, N. J, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Terhune
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Staples ant baby have moved from Henry Benton house to the Eli Ryder house on Jai hill.
 Andrew Hoffman has traded hi farm known as the Edmund Josly1 homestead to Michael Larson of Hart ford for property in New York city.
 There will be a food sale Saturda, afternoon at the home of Miss Miriam l.. Underwood, the proceeds to b used for the support of Mrs. Phelini Foster Griggs.
 Mention should have been made il the account of the death of Samue B. Slater of one son, Austin Slater of Crystal Lake, by his first wife w was Maria Pease of Somers.
 Gordon Christopher and Ada Luber sen of Holland were graduates iron the Rockville high school Frida- evening. Rev. B. F. Case, pastor O the Congregational church, gave tn opening prayer.
 Miss Elizabeth B. Agard, who Ina been spending some time with he sister, Mrs Henry B. Stafford, o New York city, las returned to he home with her parents, Judge an Mrs. Edwin s. Agard.
 Saturdays thunder shower cause good deal of damage in parts of tn bO"h 1oI GuO anu llS HUI were followed by hail stones bein as large as walnut and in sue quantities that they remained on tn ground until Sunday morning. Grea damage was done to potatoes and cor and all vegetable life in some part of the town.
 Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell of Nev Britain gave an instructive an interesting address Friday afternoo at the home of Mrs. Edwin S. Agar on the International Institute fo Girls in Spain. Mrs. Mitchell re gently returned from trip to Spain so is very competent to tell of tn excellent work done there by tn American school.
 The funeral of Mrs. Charles U Brooks was held at her home Satu1 day afternoon at 1 30 o'clock. Tn services were conducted by Rev. '. N. Geisler, pastor of the Lee Methc dist church. The burial was in Grov Hill cemetery, Rockville Mrs Brool was born in Hartford August 3( 1S42. She had been twice married She is survived by her husband Charles U. Brooks, one son, Be, Webster, and two step-sons, Be: Brooks and Frank Brooks, and thre step daughters, Myrtle Brooks, Co1 | was loving wife and mother, doir all she could to alleviate the sorrow and troubles of others She will greatly missed in her home. Mi Myrtle Brooks, who has worked Hartford for number of years, h, had to return home to care for Inc aged father and two sisters.
 The annual meeting of the corpor; tors of the Holland Savings Bank W, held at its banking house on Monda at ? o'clock p m. After the regulf routine of business appropriate resoll tions were adopted on the death ( one of the presidents, Directo and Loan Agent Charles B. Bradley Rockville. The following office were elected: President William 4 Agard; ce-presidents, Paul Brach' Perkins Lathrop, Gilbert P. Babcocl Henry Young, Oscar A. Leonard, E( win s. Agard; directors, William 4 Agard, Frank T. Newcomb, Hen1 Young, Edwin s. Agard, Paul Brache .secretary and treasurer, Frank T. New comb. The following new corporato were added to the old list, Robert I Hyde, Ellington; Paul Brache, Rocl vile; I. Tilden Jewett, Holland; Ott Flosbach, Rockville; Fred w. Brat ley, Rockville; John N. Keene. Rockville A semi annual dividel of ? per cent. was declared. WALES.