The Press., 1920-12-02
SOMERS.


 MT. and Mrs. c s. Fuller spent Thank sgiving with Mrs Fuller's father in Granby.
 Miss Marguerite F. Buebee has had as a recent guest Miss Emma Hensig of Rockville. Miss Helen Stowe of Hazard vile has been visiting Miss Emile Bug bee
 Miss Isabelle Courtney returned Mon day to the State Normal School, Willi- mantle, after spending the Thanksgiving recess in the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. Courtney.
 Arthur l.. Hurd, accompanied by two classmates, Paul H. Doney and Charles Johnson, have returned to Wesleyan college after spending the holiday with his mother, Mrs. A. L. Hurd.
 Oliver J. Lyman, Ralph Chaffee, Miss Mabel Pinney and Benjamin pinney, all students at the Connecticut Agricultural college spent the holiday and weekend in the homes of their parents.
 l MT and Mrs c. M. Gager had as Thanksgiving guests MT. and Mrs. Don aid Spencer, Miss Jean Spencer and Miss Virginia Craig of Hartford and Misses Gladys and Dorothy Louden of Spring field.
 MT. and Mrs. John kibbe entertained for Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed, Miss Bernice Reed and Elmer Reed, all of Springfield MT. and Mrs. Charles Billings, Miss Sarah Billings and Herman Billings. Mir. and Mrs. Nallrus Kibbe and three children.
 vr and Mrs. A. Vail Smith had at their Thanksgiving party Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Whitlock, MT. and Mrs. Fred C. Davis and sons, George and Whtiock, Mir. and Mrs. Chester w. pomeroy anl daughters, Janette and Catherine, Miss Marion Pitts of Warwick, N. Y., Mis- lStella Reed, Herbert Reed and Mrs Ella Mahoney.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond s. Bugbee had as guests Thursday, Charles H. Bug bee of East Longmeadow, Mir. and Mrs Lincoln L. Bugbee and MT. and Mrs Carvle Noble and son, Charles Richard of Southwich, Mir. and Mrs. Edward M Burt. Misses Frances and Edith Burt O. East Longmeadow and Mir. and Mrs William R. Frisbie of New Haven.
 At Thompsonvile on Saturday karlt Legenza of Thompsonville was charged with recklessly driving an automobile He ran into car driven by Mrs. Arthu
 Kerry of Somers Misses Leonora ane Isabelle Courtney also of Somers were II
 the car The women were thrown out
 but luckily escaped injury. Legenz' denied guilt He was fined $30 and cost
 of $26. .23. He appealed his case. Amelia A., wife of Everett P. Russell died in her home Friday morning afte several months illness. She was born Il Ellington, December 4, 1888, the daugh ter of Charles and Anna Moore. Sh was married to MT. Russell December Il 1867, at Thompsonville. Since thei marriage Mir and Mrs. Russell have al ways lived in this town. Mrs. Russe
 had been member of the Congregs tional church here for many years. Sh ; is survived by her husband, two daugt I ters, Mrs. E. F. Niles of New York cit aud Mrs. J. H. Mclean of Thompson = vile, one brother, Fred w. Moore,
 Worcester, Mass, one sister, Mrs. Charle
 Harding, of Worcester, Mass. The funer'
 was held at her home Sunday at l.30
 m., Rev. J. $. Curtis officiating. Mir 5 Alice Thrall of Ellington sang "Whe
 My Life Work is Ended" and "Abld With Me-" The bearers were frnes E. Corbin of Hazardvile, Benjamin 4 F, Gager, Arthur s. Pease, Raymond S Bugbee, Fred A. Pease and Charles W !. w. Pease. Burial was in the West cemt