The Press., 1919-02-06

Sented with a feautiful ring as a ,oken of good will from his many friends.
 UNION Rock Meadow Some in this vicinity are harvesting their ice this week.
 Ms John Csatloss has gone to New fork visiting friends.
 their daughter, Mrs. Grace Stanton, m Brimfield on Sunday.
 cell ert Agard and his sister, Mrs. Elv.ra Snow, went last Saturday and spent over Sunday with their sister, Lrs William House, in Brookfield. Hertert Heck and Miss Della Heck of Worcester were at home on Sunday. Mir and Mrs. Carpenter of Worces- ter visited his aunt, Mrs. Matt Heck, on Sunday.
 Mrs. Leon Booth and her brother, Thurt CT Ryder, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler at Monson on Sunday, making the trip in MT. .tydel's auto.
 Alert Csatloss recently was dis charged from Camp Devens, and last Jeek Wednesday evening al out 40 # his height ors and friends gave him surprize party at his home. Re- treatments were served. Music and tho of ng's entertainment. A good time .as enjoyed by all present.
 HOLLAND
 Doris Ahern was home over Sunday.
 ida Chorches spent the weekend Hartford with relatives.
 Miss Mollie Bartlett has gone to
 ew York for visit with her sister, Irs. Grannis.
 Miss Hazel Graham of Hartford pent the weekend in Holland as the ,uest of MT. and Mrs. Sterry.
 The ice men have begun cutting on Jranall's pond, the ice having reached 2 thickness of nearly ten inches.
 Mrs. Samuel Simpson very pleas lntly entertained her Sunday school ;iass at her home Saturday evening.
 Harry Harding has returned to Clifton, N. J., after having spent sev- eral months with MT. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett.
 Mrs. Marian Baker has returned to ner Tollandl home from Hyannis, Lass, where she was taken ill few
 eeks ago.
 Rev. B. F. Case has received word of the death of his trother, Archibald -eon Case, at Maiden, Mass. Death
 as due to pneumonia, following an attack of influenza.
 Dr. w. N. Simmons, who went to he Hartford hospital for treatment -ast June, is reported to be in more ,erious condition, due to atcesses orming on the neck.
 t is reported that Mrs. Asa Bird of he Goose Lane district has sold her arm to parties from Warehouse Point, , young man and his wife, who will ccupy and work the farm.
 A good many Holland people are ts.ng the daily readings suggested by he Community Betterment organiza- lon of New Haven in the tooklet, "A lew Year for New World"
 The celebration of tirthdays has lately been in order, Mrs. B. F. Case and the Bartlett twins, Katharine and Iargaret, having Teen thus favored. Mrs. Cases party, however, was in he nature of surprise"
 The ladies of the Congregational church are planning for the annual church roll-call meeting. Light re- treatments are to te served in the Sunday school rooms. The meeting 5ill be held Friday evening, Feb z.
 if the old adage is true,
 "As far as the sun shines in on
 Candlemas Day,
 So far will the snow How in be-
 fore May" We will need to tighten up our win ows in Holland and elsewhere or be -ept tusy sweeping out snow.
 A letter has just been received from 1 Private Roland Morris, who is sick with influenza in Base hospital, No. | B, in France. MT. Morris is we'll | known among the young people in l Holland, having formerly teen an active memt CT of the Christian En- lea or society of the Congregational l church.
 Word was recently received of the | cath of Mrs. Christine Randall at her | nome in New York. Mrs. Randall was Accus toned to make frequent summer | ,.sits to Holland and was we'll known l here. Miss Bessie Terhune and Mrs. | 4.andal son, Frederick, have gone to | lew fork to attend the funeral.
 Mrs. L. B. Price, Holland cores .ondent of The Press, is in the Hart l ord hospital with troken leg as a | result of leaping from the wagon in l which she and MT. Price were return l ing from Rockville when the colt, l that MT. Price was driving, attempted l .o run away. The colt was frightened | by the harness treaking and letting ' the breeching drop down on his heels. i When the whiff1etree broke and the colt freed himself from the wagon MT