The Press., 1919-02-20
SOMERS

SOMERS Miss E. Louise Patten has had as
 guest Miss Mary Lawley of Holyoke. Clisson Wardell of New Haven has
 been visiting his sister, Mrs. Albert s. Hulburt.
 Mrs. Anna L. Pomeroy has been en- l tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Corbin
 of Hazardville.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Roland Ellis are re- | ceiving congratulations on the birth
 of son, Monday
 Archer L. Hurd of Wesleyan Uni l versity spent Sunday with his par
 ents, Dr. and Mrs. A. l.. Hurd Miss Marguerite Bugbee of the l Willimantic normal school has been l visiting her parents, MT, and Mrs R. $. Bugt ee.
 1 Mrs. Maud P. Kimball has returned 1 her home in Ellington after spend- ms several days with her brother,
 Chester w. Pomeroy.
 ! meeting of the season at the town | cierh $ office, Monday. No complaints were received at the increased valua ] ton of property.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles s. Fuller left l Monday for a six-weeks' southern trip. They go ty boat from New York and lzo hna rfn af | lando, Fla, visiting the different win ter resorts, and before returning will go to Alat anna.
 Mir. Roberts of the Springfield r. M c. A. preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning, owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev. J. s. Curtis. A stereopticon lecture on the life of Abraham Lincoln was given in the church Sunday evening by Fred O.. Davis,
 At the annual meeting of the Som- CTS Creamery Co.,, held recently, the report showed the company to be in d prosperous condition. The follow Ing directors were reelected: Ernest
 $. Fuller, Louis A. Gowdy, w. M Cushman, A. G. Chapin, John B Kitte Bert D. Cooley and ", s. Thompson. Later the directors met and chose the following officers President. Louis
 \. Gowdy: secretary, ". M Cushman; ;
 reasurer, Ernest 8. Fuller. At the father and sen banquet anl entertainment held In Piedmont hall
 saturday evening, about eighty-five
 were in attendance. The men served
 he supper. the committee consisting
 of Charles M. Gager. Arthur Keery.
 Marcus X. ~I1ii be. Horace Beardslay, John Hunt and \. Vatl smith. \
 'tereopticon lecture was given hy
 Ernest $. Fuller: talk by Rev. w..
 5. Thompson: piano selcctien, Nal
 ;olm Keery. and then games were
 played y the yeanger members of the
 party, under the leadership of two
 young men from the Springfield Y. M
 C. 4. ...
 William Holland, who telongs in
 Somers, was before Judge Edwin c, Dickenson in the Hartford police
 court Saturday morning, charged with
 having loaded revolver concealed
 upon his person. He went to Stav-
 olo's saloon at No. 186 State street and threatened to shoot the patrons. When
 le was arrested, and searched, he had revolver with four cartridges and one empty shell. He told the judge he vas somewhat of a trapper and some times he had use for the revolver to shoot skunk or something like that The judge sentenced him to jail for thirty days and fined him $25 and costs.
 The Somers Giange will hnId dance in Piedmont hall Saturday evening, Mrs. $. Dwight Percival has returned from visit to her sister, Mrs. Howard Leach. in Springfield, Mass, being caiie,i there by the death of her mother, Mrs. Margaret koehler.
 Frank Fuller of Boston, a for,ner resi- dent of this place, has heen visiting his brother, Bert C. Fuller. Iiewa accom-. panied by Fred Parker of Oregon and they left Sunday night for Oregon, whert Mir. Ful Ter is contem plating making his home