The Press., 1920-09-09
TOLLAND.

All the schools ln town began tnelr work this week.
 Miss Helen Baker is the guest of the Misses Hollands of Rockville.
 Robert S. Amidon of Pomfret, spent few days in town last week.
 Frank A. Luhrsen has sold his farm to Mrs. Pauline Ewald of Tol- land.
 Monroe and Nelson Usher are the guests of MT. and Mrs. John s. Usher
 Miss Georgia Wicker of Springfield has been recent guest of Miss Ethel Usher.
 Mrs. Clara Blackwell of Trenton, N. J., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Mary J. Baldwin.
 George Metcalf of Hartford was the weekend guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Metcalf. Frank A. Luhrscn has bought a Rec truck and will carry the high school pupils this year. Mrs. Henry B. Stafford and children of New York are the guests of Judge and Mrs. Edwin s. Agard. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morgansen
  day season with their relatives in town.
 MT. and Mrs. William Sullivan and | child, of Bristol, spent the holiday season with MT. and Mrs. Charles Newman.
 MT. and Mrs Frederick Metcalf and l children of Mantle, were the guests l over Labor day of MT. and Mrs. Abial | L. Metcalf.
 MT and Mrs. Aaron Pratt and son 1 Aaron, of Boston, have been the | guests of Mrs. Pratts mother, Mrs Mary Daniels.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry B. Agard and l son, of Westerly, R. l., were the | guests over Sunday of Judge and Mrs. E. s. Agard.
 1 Rev. William c. Darby is spending l the week in .Hoosic Falls, N. Y. He will be accompanied home by his mother, Mrs. Nettie Darley. l MT. and Mrs. William Metcalf of Hazardville have been spending g short time with their cousins, MT and Mrs. Joseph M. Metcalf. | Mrs. Lillian Gilman of Hartford has fought the summer home of Rev l Phillip H. Clifford of New Jersey, and will take possession very soon. l Mrs. Gilbert P Batcock, who is ir l the Hartford hospital for an operation l for appendicitis and gall stones, is doing as nicely as could be expected l The republican caucus for the pur. pose of nominating the town officers will be held in the town hall at | n'o cta 1a a \ evening.
 The women of the Federated church will meet Friday afternoon a the home of Mrs. l.. E. Hall, for thu purpose of forming federate' Ladies' Aid society.
 The first communion service of tn Federated church was held Sunda morning after the regular preachin
 service. It was conducted by tn pastor Rev. William c. Darby, an
 was a most impressive service
 The following are the guests at tn
 Steele House:" Miss Hazel Nicols
 Hartford; Miss M. E. Baumer, Ney
 Rochelle, N. Y.; Miss Mary Partridge penter, West Hartford; MT. and Mrs ! w. A. DeHart, Jr., of Teaneck, N. J and Miss Marion Pease of Ellington
 The annual business meeting ant election of officers of the librar. Association was held Monday afternoon
 in the library rooms. The meetinl
 was opened with prayer by Mrs Mar,
 Daniels. The minutes of the las meeting were read and accepted. Tn
 treasurer's report showed the librar
 in prosperous condition. The name
 of the following were voted on an
 elected as members of the association
 Mrs. Mary Daniels, Mrs. Nettie Darley
 and Miss Bernice Hall. The nominat
 ing committee composed of Miss Lu cile Agard, Mrs. Helen Jewett an
 Mrs. H. R. Bartlett, brought in tn
 following nominations for officer
 which were accepted and voted on
 President, Mrs. Edwin s. Agard; vic presidents, Mrs. Charles H. Sterry
 Mrs. James Clough; secretary, MT:
 L. Ernest Hall; treasurer, Mrs. Mar
 J. Baldwin; directors, Mrs. Lorenz R. Sparrow, Mrs. James H. Clougl
 At the close of the business meetin,
 the literary committee Mrs. Samue
 Simpson, had the following program "Dyeing," selection from the "Atlar tic Monthly" read by Mrs. William
 Ludlow; "The Villages" written b
 Martha Haskell Clark, and read b Mrs. Grace Ludlow. At the socis - hour tea was served by Miss Lucil Agard and Mrs. Marian Agard Bake