The Press., 1920-04-08
West WillingtOn
HOLLAND

The school in town opened Monday after the Easter recess.
 Miss Mabel Luhsen spent several
 days with relatives in New York on
 her return trip from Washington.
 Jesse Dearden has taken the posi-
 tion of loss farmer at the County
 house, assuming the duties on April
 1st
 There will be no services in the
 Lee M. F. church as it is conference
 Sunday. Sunday school will be held
 as usual.
 Mrs. Evelyn Clark Price and daugh- tre, Thelma Evelyn Price, have re- turned home after spending ten days in New York
 There will be a stereopticon lecture Sunday evening in the Congregational church, the topic being, Home Mis- siOnS Under Southern Skies." The Misses Katherine and Margaret Bartlett returned Monday evening from their Washington trip, having spent several days m New York and New Jersey, as the guest of relatives. Mrs. Joseph Miller and Mrs. John Weingartner of Snipsic district, Tol- land, are spending some time in New S Joseph Gruenfelder, Mrs. Fred Kettler and Mrs. Frank Zissn.
 Mrs. A. L. Fullenwider, of Birming- ham, Ala, daughter of Mrs. Henry l Harney, who boards at the Steele house, was called home on account l of the critical illness of her husband who underwent an operation for ap- pendicits and died from the effects a few hours after Mrs. FullenWider ar | rived. Her many friends here extend their sympathy in her great bereaVe-
 ment. One of Mrs. Fullenwider's sons was i'll at the same time, but is re- covering.
 Rev. w. H. Bath. district superin- | LCndcnt of the NOrWlcn district, was present at the Lee NJ. F. church sun Gal and administered communion and tnnn l:Heached an Easter sermon A IuHiness meeting was held after the services when it was voted by the meml CTS to federate the Lee N. E church with the Congregational church. A simalar business meeting will be held in the Congregational Cuul CIl IcAI OuHudy lllOIllllS. It IS expected that a Methodist minister will be selected by the officials at the Southern New England conference, to
 come to Holland and the preaching
 services will te held in the Congrega
 tional church.
 The Holland town directors of the Holland County Farm Bureau are ma
 king a thorough membership canvass
 of the whole town. Samuel Johnson,
 the town director has appointed dis
 trict directors as follows: Center,
 Rev. w. H. Barber; White, Rufus
 Leonard; Snipsic, Rupert West;
 North, J. J. Felber; Cedar Swamp,
 Fred Goehring; Grants Hill, Howard
 Crandall; Seven and Nine, Leonard
 Kingston; River, Cornell Green, ,Jr.;
 North East, Samuel Johnson. Extra
 effort is being made to enroll every
 home in the town. If the solicitor
 fails to call do not delay seeing him
 and receive the benefits due you. A
 community meeting has been arrang
 ed at the Holland town hall next week
 1uuTSudy eFeIllIlS at 0 P. Ill.,, Wllu lHo following program: Community songs
 by everybody; Problems in Commu
 nity Life,' R. B. Dodge, county agent
 leader; More Money in Farm Poul-
 try" R. E. Jones, extension Poultry man, Connecticut Agricultural col lege; Spring Problems on the Farm" k. E. Tucker, county agricultural agent; Problems in Rural Homes," ," Miss J. E. Metcalf, home economic leader. There will be other speakers Do not forget your problems for the question box. Attend and bring the family and help fill the town hall. SOMERS
 Miss Bertha Wood of Manchester Las
 been guest of Mrs A. L. Hurd. Mrs. Arthur Keery has had as a guest Miss Leila Mumblo of West Springfield