The Press., 1919-06-12
HOLLAND

Mrs. Kingsley of New Hampshire is
 the guest of Mrs. Marian Agard Baker. Mrs. Wm. Emery of Detroit, Mich., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Sam uel Simpson.
 Mrs. Walter M Taylor and Miss Mabel Coleman have returned from the Mount Herman school
 Mrs. Grace Ludlow has returned from New Jersey, where she spent the winter with her daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hall of South Manchester were the guests over Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall. Mrs. B. F. Case returned Friday
 after spending the week with her sis ter, Mrs. B. M. Smith, in North Dana,
 Mass.
 Miss Mary Bowers, a stenographer in Washington, D. C., is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John M. Bowers.
 Annie Pivovarezuk, who has been in
 the Hartford hospital for an operation,
 has returned home and is able to at tend school.
 Miss Ethel Usher, who is employed
 in Hartford as a stenographer, has been obliged to take three-months' rest on account of i'll health. The Children's day concert of the Sunday school of the Lee M E. church was held Sunday evening. The exer- cises consisted of recitations, music and remarks by the pastor. The chill dren, took their parts exceptionally we'll.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. received the ban ner at Stafford for the largest percent age of attendance at the union meet ing. The percentage of active mem bers present was 100. They also re- ceived the banner for the largest per centage of attendance at the regular meetings.
 Field day exercises will be held on the lawn in front of the Hicks me- morial school on Friday, June 20. The
 morning session will begin at 10 o'clock, and the afternoon session at |2 o'clock. Lunch at 1230 in basket picnic form. All are invited to attend and make the first field day success. The graduating exercises of schools of the town were held in the Congre- gational church yesterday at 8 o'clock with the following program: March; song; Soldiers Chorus," school; es- say, "The American Soldier" Maud Potter; essay, Boy Scouts," George Crandall; essay, "The Arcadians," Lathrop West; song, Home Again" school; essay, History of our Town" ," Howard Amidon; class prophecy, Bes- sic Ludlow; essay, Good Things Com ing Out of the War" Alice Hall; class will, Helen Skalnik; song; awarding
 of agricultural prizes; diplomas. Mrs. Chauncey Vinton of Rockville
 died Wednesday night at 10.30 at the
 home of her daughter, Mrs. Lafayette R. Ladd She had been i'll with heart | trouble but a short time, having come
 to her daughters home about ten days | before. Mrs. Vinton was born in Eng
 land sixty-seven years ago. She came | to this country when nine years old l She spent a great part of her married life in Holland, at one time conducting
 the hotel known as the Holland House When she sold her hotel business ten Iyears ago she moved to Rockville. She is survived by three brothers, three
 sisters and five children, Mrs. Wilson
 Miller of Rockville, Mrs. Walter Nc Cray of Springfield, Mrs. Lafayette R. Ladd of Holland, Mrs. James Deverau of South Windsor and Morton Joseph Webster, soldier stationed at San Domingo. The funeral was held Fri day afternoon at the Lee M. E. church.
 The services were conducted by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Barber. Several vocal selections were rendered. The
 burial was in the North cemetery.