The Press., 1920-09-16
HOLLAND.

Hugo Harmer of Long Island spent part of last week with his family. Miss Bernice A. Hall returned to
 East Greenwich academy on Monday. Miss Harriet Randol of New York is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Ter , hume.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Cooley and son, are living in Miss Julia Youngs tene- ment. Miss Minnie Norman of Jersey City, N. J., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. John H. Steele.
 Mrs. Mary Daniels, who has been spending the summer in her home here, has returned to Boston. The high school students number thirteen this year, they are carried by Frank Luhrsen to Rockville. MT. and Mrs. Oris Ayers of Wor- cester, were the, guests over the week
 end of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Will liam l.. Ayers.
 Miss Florence J. Leonard has re- turned to her school in Torrington and Miss Mary R. Leonard to the Noah Webster school in Hartford. Mrs. Henry B. Stafford and children returned home Friday after spending week with Mrs. Safford's parents, Judge and Mrs. Edwin S. Agard. Theodore Taylor has returned to Mount Hermon and Mrs. Walter M Taylor has returned to her position l in private school in Northampton. Mrs. Gilbert P. Babcock, who is a patient in the Stafford hospital, un-
 derwent two weeks ago a successful operation for appendicitis and gall stones.
 William A. Agard and daughter, Miss Lucille Agard, are spending two | weeks in BoWdingham, Maine, as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Frederick s. Meacham.
 H. Wayland Brown gave a corn | watermelon and roast dog party Sat | urday evening in his pasture to twen- | ty four of the young people. A very | fine time is reported.
 A harvest supper will be given in the church parlors October 1. The supper will be in charge of Mrs. Sam uel Simpson, Mrs. Marian A. Baker Mrs. Harry R. Bartlett.
 Mrs. Frank Stirrett and son, James T New York Tuesday after spending the
 summer in the Red Croft house. They | will return next summer and occupy the Methodist parsonage. The following town nominations
 have been made by the democratic party: Assessor, Robert Doyle; board of relief, Alfred Ludwig; selectmen,
 Frank A. Newman, George Neff; audit or, William B. Ludlow; collector of
 taxes, Frank B. Reide; constable,
 Franklin B. Reide; registrars of vo-
 ters, John s. Usher; school commit
 tee three years, Charles H. Leon
 ard; one year, Mrs. Helen Jewett; i;
 library director, Martin Laubscher j;
 tree warden, William Ayers.
 The republican nominations for
 town officers are as follows: assessor,
 Abial l.. Metcalf; board of relief
 Charles S. Hurlbut; selectmen, Peter
 Morgansen, Joseph M. Mctcalf; audit or, .Dr. Samuel Simpson; grand jurors,
 Mathew L. Burdick, George P. Char
 ter, Clayton c. Reed; tax collector Harry Morgansen; constable, Franklin
 $. Hurlbut; school committee, C.
 Hihi ard West, Mrs. Joseph Metcal: ;
 library director, Charles s. Hurlbut.
 A business meeting of the Federal
 ed church women was held Friday
 afternoon at the home of Mrs. l.. Err
 nest Hall. A Ladies' Aid of the Fed
 erated church was formed with the
 following officers: President Mrs.
 Edwin s. Agard; vice presidents, Mrs.
 Myron G. Sparrow, Mrs. I. Tilden
 Jewett; Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall secreta-
 ny and treasurer of the Ladies' Aid
 of the Lee M. E. church; Mrs. Lewis
 E. Price secretary and treasurer Of
 the Woman's Guild of the Congrega- tiOnal church.