The Press., 1920-02-12
HOLLAND

| Mrs. Hannah Gardner has taken a
 position at the County House, for
 merly filled by Mrs. John S. Usher | MT. and Mrs. Chas. H. Leonard and
 children and Mrs. Oscar A. Leonard
 have teen very seriously ill with
 influenza.
 Charles Smith was seriously injured 1 last week in Stafford Springs by a runaway horse, knocking him down on the sidewalk
 | The Y. P. s. c. E. met Sunday even | ing as usual. In the near future Rev. 5. F. Case will give a Stereopticon | lecture on Japan in the Church." The annual roll call and church meeting of the Congregational church will e held Thursday evening. All interested in the work of the church are invited.
 George ". Lansing's place has been sold to Frank ANewman. MT. and Mrs. Lansing moved to Florida fifteen years ago, and were never here to occupy the house during that time. Coleman Nemith has sold his seven acres of and and the old blacksmith shop, where Geo. Hulett did business about fifteen years ago, to Steve StOcheieki
 John and Marie Letan have sold thelr farm, formerly known as the carlos 1llden place, to Adolph, Stella. and Marie SWieZy, Hungarans from New York city.
 Mrs. Katherine Reed and son Franklin Reed, were called to Middle town, Monday on account of the death or Mrs. Reeds mother, Mrs. BabcOck. The funeral was held on Wednesday,.
 The senior dramatics will be held Tuesday evening. The Misses Kath- arine and Margaret Bartlett have sold 4t out twenty tickets for the same. Quite large numt CT are planning to 90 from TOlland
 A daughter was born Sunday, Feb, $, to Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Stafford of New Iofk, and grand daughter to Judge anu Mrs. Edwin s. Agard of Holland. Mrs Stafford was Miss Lilla s. Agard, I rior to her marriage.
 The Sunday school of the Congrega- GlOnal church met as usual Sunday noon in the s. s. rooms Lincoln's birthday was Ot served by the singing of patriotic songs, and the reading of LlncoIn's Gettysl urg address by Thel- ma Evelyn Price
 William Ayers and Myron G. Spar row took the pupils of the Hicks Memorial school on a sleigh ride to south Willington Monday afternoon. On their return to Holland street the pupils of the primary room were en- tertained by Mrs. Wm B. Ludlow. and refreshments were served; Mrs. Lewis B. Price entertained the gram margrade at her home, serving re- treatments, after which a social time and music were enjoyed
 E.@ ret Superintendent Rev. w. H. Bath o: Norwich preached in the Lee |. E. church on Sunday morning. His topic was from John 14, What is Life"? or as he changed or enlarged the sul ject, What is Your Life" The sermon was a very personal and 'OTceful one, bespeaking the life and sincerity of the district superintend- ent. The Congregational church also joined i'll the service, Rev. B. r. Case the pastor, leading in prayer After the morning service, the Sunday school of the Lee church, held a short session. Rev. Mr. Bath spoke especially to the children and young people. The fourth quarterly con- ference was held after his address. The following stewards were elected: Mrs. Alice Steele (district, Mrs Leila s. Hall (recOrding), Mrs Jennie Spar row (cOmmunion), Mrs. Nellie M Bar CT (rcserve districD, other stewards, Mrs. Matilda Ladd, Mrs Sarah E. Clough, James E. Rhodes, Mrs. Bessie Morton, Joseph Metcalf, Mrs Nellie A. ClOugh, Mrs. Ruth B. Rhodes, Mrs Mary T. Sparrow. The fourth quar- terly conference was adjourned so it could Ee called at the discretion of he district superintendent.