The Press., 1920-05-20
Dr. Batche1der and wife of Boston spent a few days recently at the Batchelder homestead

Dr. Batchelder and wife of Bostol spent few days recently at thu Batchelder homestead
 William Foster will have an auction sale of household goods at Stafford Street, Saturday the 29th at 1 D. m.
 The annual meeting of the Hillside Cemetery association will be held a the Grange hall on Saturday at p. m
 George Webster's household goods came from Huntington, Mass, on Mon day to the newly purchased home o1 w. T. Jones. MT. Jones is storing part of his goods in portion of the house and will soon go to Manchester to spend some time with his sister.
 Wolcott chapter, No. 91, o. B. S.. was constituted Monday evening and the following officers installed for the coming year: Carrie Clark, w. M. ; J. M. Larned, w. F.; Jennie Glover, A. | M; Henrietta Webster, secretary {; Emma Cady treasurer; Lima Brown, Black, Chaplain; Everlence Ramsden, | M.; Lottie Cady, organist; Rachel Glo- | yer, A.; Alice Dimmick R.; Margaret Glover, E.; Julia Loughheed, M.; Lucy Pinney, E.; Jennie Wightman, w.. F. J. Glover, s. The constituting officers were: Fred L. Fleetham, w. G. P.; Miss M. Louise Ginand, w. G. M. :; Mrs. Harriet I. Burwell, G. s.; Mrs. Mabel Hitchcock G. G.; Mrs. Hattie Stickles, A. G. M.; Mrs. Helen Will Hams, G. O.. Mrs. Alice Peabody, G.. w.; Abner Mcintyre, G. s. The char ter was presented by the worthy grand patron and words of commendation and encouragement were given by the constituting officers and Past Grand Patron, Andrew E. Garde. A large number were present, including twen- ty five visitors. It was an impressive and happy occasion to all Refresh mentS were served.
 StaffOrdville
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill has been spend- ing the past week with her friend Mrs. R. L. Walbridge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Bowden have moved from Mir. HoIlay's tenement to one of the Phoenix Woolen company's tenements at Hydeville.
 Mrs. Frederick Smith of Brookfield
 
 and Ernest Hulett of the U. $. army were home with their parents, MT. and Mrs o. E. HuIett, the first of the week.
 About twenty friends of Mrs. F. H. Ballou gave her May basket surprise party Saturday evening at the home of daughter, Mrs. Edith Mathews. Refresh \ ol time was enjoyed by all
 Mrs. Isaac M Agard who has been passing the winter at New Orleans, has arrived at her home in Amherst, Mass, for the summer, Dr. Agard, head of the department of education at Straight col lege, New Orleans, is expected to arrive North about June l.
 Walter K. Agard, who, since his re- turn from service overseas has been in- structor in Greek at Amherst college, ex. poets to sail in August on two-years' leave of absence for advanced study at Oxford and the University of Paris During part of his service overseas he was on the faculty of the American Uni versity.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho- dist church held their annual business meeting in the vestry Tuesday evening of last week and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Geo. Miller; vice presidents, Mrs. Mrs. F. F. Belcher, Mrs. T. M. Lyon, Mrs. J. H. McCarthy and Mrs w. Bel cher; secretary and treasury, Mrs. J. Rishton; collectors, Emily Wochom urba and Dorothy Belcher; solicitors for mem bers, Emily Wochomurka and Lillian Goodell food solicitors, Mrs. VonDeck, Mrs. E. Mathews and Mrs. H. Bosworth; entertainment committee, Mrs Von Deck, chairman, and all the young people 1.-the M. E society; sewing com mittee, Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy, chairman.
 TOLLAND.
 Clayton Clough is seriously ill with hemorrhages.
 Robert E. Amidon of Pomfret was at his farm here in Holland Saturday.
 Charles G. Fountain and family have moved from the AmidOn farm to place in Warren, Mass.