The Press., 1920-07-01
HOLLAND.

Mrs. Joseph Miller is in a New York hospital for treatment.
 Mrs. Henry Steele of Palmer, Mass, | is the guest of her son, John H. Steele. Mrs. Abal L. Metcalf is a patient in | the Johnson hospital, Stafford Springs. Mrs. Frank Assim of New York, is the guest of her father, Joseph Miller, I of SnipSic.
 Jacob Walsburger of Snipsic has | sold his farm and will move to Den yer, Colorado.
 Mrs. Ellen COlson of Holyoke has | recently been the guest of her niece, Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett
 l MT. and Mrs. Frederick s. Carpen- ter of Hartford, were the weekend l guests of Edwin s. Agard.
 MT. and Mrs. Orris Ayers of WOr- ceSter are the guests of their parents, | Mir. and Mrs. William L. Ayers.
 The Misses Katherine and Margaret Bartlett were the guests over Sunday of Miss Margery Stevens of Vernon. | There will be a dress parade July ,. A prize is offered for the best costume. Parade leaves town hall at 10 o'clock standard time.
 Mrs. Edwin s. Agard left last Thurs day for Charleston Beach, R. l., where she will spend the month of July. Edwin s. Agard will spend part of the time at the beach.
 Harry BabcOck of Portland, Oregon, son of MT. and Mrs. Gilbert r. Babcock of Grants Hill, spent 2 few days last week with his parents. lie came to l New York on a business trip and this enabled him to spend a short time at his fathers home.
 | Rev. E. w. Potter, field secretary of
 the Connecticut Temperance Union
 will give an address in the Federated
 church Sunday morning. Rev. Mr.
 Potter preached in the Baptist church
 a good many years ago and has many friends here, and also was pastor of | the Baptist church of Rockville.
 The annual meeting of the corpora l tors of the Holland Savings Bank was held Monday afternoon in the. bank
 office. The following officers were elected: President, Perkins l.. Lath-
 rop; vice presidents, Fred w. Bradley,
 Paul Brache, Gilbert P. Babcock, Hen ry Young, Oscar A. Leonard, Edwin s. Agard, Martin Laubscher; directors, Fred w. Bradley, Edwin R. Dimock, | Perkins l.. Lathrop, Edwin s. Agard, | Oscar A. Leonard, I. Tilden Jewett; auditors, Edward E. Fuller, Martin Laubscher; secretary and treasurer, I. Tilden Jewett. Cornell Green was elected a corporator to take the place of Frank T. Newcomb, deceased. The
 Directors of the Savings Bank of Holland have declared a semi annual dividend of 21a per cent from the net l n 1rC nf a | able to depositors on and after July l, | 1920, yearly rate per cent. SOMERS.
 Miss Isabel P. Bugbee has been re- cent guest of Miss Idell Goddard in Warehouse Point.
 | MT. and Mrs. Charles Allen of Katonah, N. Y., have been guests at the home oi MT. and Mrs. A. Vail Smith. Miss Evalene L. Smith is spending a | week as the guest of former school | friend, Miss Vera Stetson at Norwich Mrs. Herbert Herbert Hall of North, am pton. and Mrs. Harry Patten of Cam. den, O., have been guests at the home of their cousin, Mrs. Gladys K. Com stock.
 Mrs. FI,via Billings Kibbe, widow o1 Jairus N. Kibee, aged S7 years, died at her home in North Somers June 23d after short illness. She was born and had always lived i'll this place. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Sophia Bud- dington, of Lake Pleasant, Mass. V four daughters, Mrs. Lincoln ChiIds offspring field, Mrs. Fannie k. kibbe of Hartford, Mrs. Myron Southwick of Warren and Miss Olive Kibbe, who has always lived with and cared for her mother, and seven grand children and three great-grandchiI- dren. The funeral was held at the home Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. John $. Curtis, pastor of the Congrega- tionaI church, of which, Mrs. Kibbe had been member for many years, officlated and burial was in the family plot in the
 West cemetery. N | SOmersyille.
 Mrs. Celia Wood, widow of William l Wood, died at the home of her son, Dea James Wood, Sunday afternoon at 3 30
 Mrs. Wood was born in Leeds, Eng
 August 29, 1881, and came to this coun
 try in 1864, and to Somersville in 1880
 She is survived by two sons, John w., 0
 Sabattus, Me-, and James w., of Somers
 vile, also l6 grandchildren and 13 gRat grandchildren. Mrs. Wood was mem Der of the Congregational church il Somersvile. Rev MT. Curtis of Somer officiated.