The Press., 1920-08-12
HOLLAND

Miss Phillis NewcOmb of Hartford has been at the Steele House for a week.
 The Misses Bernice and Alice Hall are the guests of Miss Annie Hill of | Mantle
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Hall and family were the guests Sunday of Mr. and | Mrs. Hill of Mantle. Mrs. Inghram of New Britian spent a short time last week with her cou- l sin, I. Tilden Jewett. Mrs. Isaacs, and Miss Isaacs of New York are spending some time at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett I MT. and Mrs. Harry Morgansen and family were the guests Sunday of MT and Mrs. Frederick Metcalf of Mantle. ] Rev. and Mrs. Robert M French and daughters, of Hollis, N H., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. William B.
 Ludlow.
 Miss Mabel Holland and Miss Edith l Holland of Rockville have been spend l ing week with MT. and Mrs. William
 B. Ludlow.
 II Miss Mary Bartlett, who has been II spending several weeks in Birming- ham, Ala, with Mrs. A. L. Fullenwid- II CT, has returned to her home in Tol-
 land.
 The Young Peoples Society of
 Christian Endeavor will hold their
 picnic Saturday August 21, at Laurel
 Park. All young people invited to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard E. Main and family of Moosup were the guests of
 Rev. William c. Darby Sunday. MT.
 Main was the treasurer of the church
 where Rev. MT. Darby was pastor. Mrs. Samuel Simpsons Sunday
 school class held their picnic last
 Saturday in Granby at the camping H place of Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Case, the
 former pastor and wife of the Con- gregatiOnal church. A fine exciting
 time is reported.
 The Sunday school of the Federated church will hold their picnic Friday
 of this week at Halls grove, South
 Willington. All are invited to attend. A basket lunch will be furnished by
 each party attending, some will also
 take dishes of beans.
 III Mrs. Mary Daniels gave the fourth of her series of talks in the Federated
 church Sunday evening. Her topic
 was Jesus and the Sabbath Day."
 These informal talks are very inter | II Thursday evening also. H Mrs. William Barber returned home
 Monday from a prolonged visit in
 Wilmerding, Penn., and Washington, D. c. She was called to Penn, on
 account of the serious illness of her
 mother, who has somewhat recovered,
 but Mrs. Barber has brother who
 is very ill.
 The fair of the Women of the Fed erated church last Wednesday and
 Thursday afternoons and evenings
 was a great success. The gross pro-
 ceeds were $33O. The program each
 evening were very fine, and showed
 much training and ability. Large
 numbers partook of a bountiful sup
 per each night pronouncing it all it IN should be-
 III UNION. Miss Elizabeth Allen of Hartford, spent the weekend with her friends,
 Mrs. Harry Palmer, at the Marcy Homestead.
 II Misses Elsie and Mary Scranton of [t Hartford were the first of the week
 with their parents, MT. and Mrs. III Charles Scranton. III There will be ameeting at the town
 hall, August 18th, from 1 to p. m., for weighing and measuring children. short talk will be given on foods |f for children. Mothers are asked to
 attend and bring the children with them.
 III During the past several years for
 mer and present townspeople have
 been hoping that Uuion might hold an
 Old Home Day reunion at the Center,
 it being the place of activities since the settlement of the town. Up to this