The Press., 1919-06-26
HOLLAND

HOLLAND
 Miss Florence Meacham was one of the graduates from the Rockville high school Thursday evening.
 Albert Clay of New Haven was the guest last week of his college class
 mate, Villain Sumner Simpson.
 Mrs. Fred Olds of Andover and MT.
 and Mrs. Fred Midland and children
 of Rockville were the guests Sunday
 of MT. and Mrs. M. G. Sparrow.
 Mr. and Mrs Lester c. Clark an-
 nounce the marriage of their daugh-
 ter, Ella Harriette, to George H. An
 drews, on March IA, at Wilmington.
 Albert Joslyn, an old resident of
 Holland, died at the home of Abial l..
 Metcalf Thursday night. He was S9 years old. The burial was Saturday
 in the South cemetery. Rev. B. F. Case conducted the service.
 l Miss Dorothy Stilwell, formerly of Holland, but now of Cedar Hurst, l..
 l., and John Audolake were married | in New York on June IA. Mrs. Audo- | lake is sister of Mrs. Raymond
 Rhodes and Mrs. Bessie Morton of | this place.
 The field day exercises of the schools of the town were held Friday morn | ing and afternoon. Much interest was taken in the sports by the children. | Rev. B. F. Case, Rev. Wm. Barber and Supt. l.. c. Staples gave informal talks | on going to college and other topics. Word has been received here of the
 death of Mrs. Henry Barnard, wife of Rev. Henry Barnard of New York. 1 MT. Barnard at one time was pastor of the Congregational church of this place. Rev. and Mrs. Barnard were visiting in Bradford, Vt., and she was stricken with a shock which caused l her death.
 The agricultural prizes given by York, whose summer home is here, were awarded at the graduating exer- cises Wednesday evening as follows: First prize, $1O, John Szermeylo, Gen. ter grade Hicks memorial school; ; 2d prize, $8, Bohumil Kollar, River school; Sd prize, $5, Albro Case, Cen l ter grammar Hicks memorial school;
 4th prize, $2, John J. Aborn, Snipsic. The annual meeting of the corpora | tors of the Savings Bank of Holland was held at the office of the bank Monday afternoon at o'clock. The following officers were reelected: :
 President, Perkins L. Lathrop; vice. presidents, Fred w. Bradley, Paule
 Brache, Gilbert P. Babcock, Henry Young, Oscar A. Leonard, Edwin s. Agard, Martin Laubscher; directors, William A. Agard, Perkins l.. Lathrop, 1 Edwin s. Agard, Oscar A. Leonard, I. Tilden Jewett; secretary and treas urer, I. Tilden Jewett A committee was appointed to draw up resolutions
 on the death of Otto Flosbach, Edwin s. Agard, John N. Keeney. Martin Laubscher. P. Oswald Eckhardt was appointed a corporator in place of Otto Flosbach, deceased. The bank declared semi-annual dividend of | 21a per cent. from the net earnings of the past six months, payable to de- positors on and after July 1.
 The Ladies' society of the Congre- gational church has appointed the following committees for the annual fair on Wednesday, Aug. 13: Enter tainment committee, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Bartlett, Dr. Simpson, Sumner Simpson; decoration and oversight committee, Miss Underwood, MT. De- Haven, Dr. Simpson, Rev. B. F. Case; reception committee, Mrs. w. B. Lud- low, Mrs. Birdseye, Mrs. DeHaven, Mrs. Christopher; fancy work com mittee, Miss Lucille Agard, Mrs. Leon ard, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Grace Lud low, Mrs. Price, Mrs. West, Mrs. Reed; candy committee, Florence Meacham, Helen Luhrsen, Margery Baldwin, Katherine Bartlett, Mable Luhrsen, Bessie Ludlow, Thelma B. Price; ice cream committee, Theodore Taylor, Bertha Place, Mable Coleman, Theo- dore Gardner, Preston Meacham, Mar garet Bartlett, Mrs. Taylor, Mildred Abbey, Mrs. Simmons; supper com mittee, Mrs. Agard, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Amidon, Mrs Case, Mrs. Gunther, Mrs. Morganson, Miss Flor ence J. Leonard, Miss Mary R. Leon ard, Miss Helen Baker
 The following program was given at the graduating exercises Wednes
 day evening. The exercises reflected much credit on the teachers: March; prayer; song, Soldiers chorus school;
 essay, The American Soldier, Maud
 Potter; essay, Boy Scouts, George Crandall; essay, The Arcadians, Lath- rop West; song, Home Again, school; essay, History of our Town, Howard Amidon; class prophecy, Bessie Lud- low; essay, Good Things Coming Out of the War, Alice Hall; class will, Helen Skalnik; class song; awarding of agricultural prizes; awarding of di- plomas, l.. Staples; song, America, all. The graduates were as follows: Hicks memorial school-MatildaH Helen Rudolph, Raymond Brown Ladd, Will liam Naviskie, Robert Edwin Meacham, Alice Ernestine Hall, Maud Angie Met calf, Helen Julia Skalnik, George AL den Crandall, Bessie Bartlett Ludlow,
 Florence Luella Clough, Raymond Leon Lathrop. River school-Mar- garet Athena Bowler, Elsie Washing ton Bentley, Maud Idella Potter, Ida May LaBonte. White school-Howard Prentice Amidon. Snipsic school | George Rudlph Schultz, Lathrop Or son West. Seven and nine-Emil Steve Cregledy.
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