The Press., 1920-12-30
SOMERS,

is with her mother, Mrs. 5. r. MOOre.
 Miss Olive Kibbe of East Long meadow is guest in the home Of her niece. Mrs. Gladys K. Comstock.
 Mir. and Mrs Benjamin A. Gager spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Burdick in Chicopee Falls.
 Miss Isabel Pease Bugbee, student at Radcliffe College. is with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond s. Bug bee.
 Archer L. Hurd is spending his Christmas vacation from wesleyan university with his mother, Mrs. Belle Hurd.
 Mrs. Rudolph Dostal has returned to Ludlow after spending several days with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. s. Curtis.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Beardsley have had as recent guests their son ana his wife, MT. and Mrs. Lucius Boards ley of New York.
 Miss Jessie Foote has gone to Mid dlehury, Vt. to spend a two-weeks' vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Abram Foote.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest w. Avery of Lake Sufapee, N. H.. are spending 10 days at the home of Erwin Avery l and Mrs. Maybelle Avery. There will be a dance in Piedmont l Hall New Years eve, under the man agement of Hurlburt and Kibbe. Whites orchestra will play. Miss Jessie E. Foote left Friday for l Middlet ury, Vt, where she will spend l her two weeks vacation with her l parents, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Foote. E. P. Russell has closed his house l and has gone to New York city, l where he will spend three months l with his daughter, Mrs. E. E. Niles. l MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Prior enter l tained over Christmas MT. and Mrs. l Willard Prior of Worcester, Mass, l Miss Ruth Prior of Hazardville and | Arthur and Kenneth Prior of Spring l field.
 l The annual business meeting and roll call of the Congregational church l will he held in Piedmont hall Thurs day evening January 6. The business session will te preceded by supper at 63O o'clock.
 The case of Joseph Ruslilow charssrd
 with manufacture of liquor and in
 tent to sell has been before Justice
 Herbert E. Thatcher, who found the
 man guilty and fined him $10O and
 costs of court Rushlow appealed
 and he was put under $500 bonds.
 MT. and Mrs. R. s. Bugbee and
 Misses Marguerite and Emile Bug
 bee spent Christmas at the home o1
 Mrs. Bugbees parents, MT. and Mrs IN. P. Fuller, in Springfield. Miss Isabel Bugbee and Charles Willard
 Bugbee, were guests of MT. and Mrs IE. c. Burt in East LongmeadoW. MT. and Mrs. Walter B. Whitlocl had as guests at a dinner party Wed inesdav MT. and Mrs. Aaron B. Whit lock and son of Springfield Mr. ant Mrs. Fred c. Davis and two sons
 MT. and Mrs. A. Vail Smith, MT. ant : Mrs. Chester w. Pomeroy and two daughters and Miss Evaline L. smith :: MT. and Mrs. Charles Billings enter
 tained a large dinner party at thei home on Christmas. Those presen , were Mr. and Mrs. John Kibbe, Mis- Mary Kibbe, Mr. and Mrs. Valiru | klUD0 duU ILIC0 ClllluI Cu, MIL oAh' u. Mrs. Frank Reed and daughter, Der l nice, and Elmer Reed of Springfield II Everett M Davis, 72, died at hi t home on Fountain street, Monson, o'clock Tuesday morning after l l long illness The funeral will b g held Thursday afternoon at o'clock s Rev. Charles N. Lowell officiating = The burial will le at Somers. MI
 Davis was torn in Somers, April l1848, and went to Monson two year ago to live with his sister, Miss Addi M. Davis. He was a Christian Scien q tist.
 The Congregational Sunday schoe -theld it's annual Christmas entertain ment in Piedmont hall Friday even
 ing. A cantata, Christmas Fairies,
 was given by the children, folloWe
 by the arrival of Santa Claus, wh
 distributed gifts and candy anon
 the little folks. collection wa
 taken to be sent to the starving chi
 dren in Europe, which will te ser
 together with $20 from the Sunday
 school which was pledged ty the il
 diyidual classes for the suffering chi
 !