The Press., 1921-07-14
HOLLAND.

Rev. William c. Darby will leave Tuesday on camping trip in Maine.
 Miss Lena Adams is spending some time with relatives in Massachusetts
 Charles Ewald of New York spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs Pauline Ewald
 Miss Ida Charches, who has been in school in New York, has returned home for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs Peter Johnson of Hart ford are spending a short time on their farm on Buff Cap.
 Miss Ethel Usher of Hartford was the weekend guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. John s. Usher
 The engagement of Miss Alice N Dearden, daughter of Jesse Dearden to l.. B. Beardsley, Jr., of Monroe, has been announced.
 Miss Helen Baker and mother, Mrs Clara Baker, who have been in Bos- ton for the last nine months, have re- turned to their summer home.
 Miss Helen B. Shirrell and Mrs. J R. Rogers and two sons, Shirrell and James, of Schenectady, N. Y, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Sterry.
 A party of twelve Boy Scouts and leader from West Springfield spent Saturday night in the community house. They were on their way to camp at StoningtOn.
 William Hawkins of Springfield is spending some time at the Steele House. Other guests over Sunday at the house were MT. and Mrs. c. c. Talcott and Carl Nelson of Montclair, Ney Jersey.
 Owing to the absence of the pastor there will be no preaching services in the Federated church next Sunday. Sunday school will meet as usual. The next Sunday, July "A, Prof. Wet gel of the Theological seminary will speak on temperance.
 Mrs. Eliza Sparrow of Essex was the guest Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Lorenzo R. Sparrow. Mrs. Sparrow's s many friends in this locality will be pleased to know that she has success fully undergone an operation at the hospital, and is spending a short time with her sister in WillingtOn.
 The following class was taken in to the Federated church at the commun- ion Sunday morning. Helen A. Spar row, Leon E. Sparrow, Eleanor R. Luce, Mary Ruth Ayers, Grayland D. Clough for the Methodist branch and Thelma E. Price, Frances s. Meacham, Lathrop West and Mrs. Mary Daniels by letter for the Congregational branch.
 Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. A. L. Anderson of Searsport, Maine, on last Thursday The funeral was held in Searsport Saturday. The burial was in Ware, Mass. Mrs. Anderson lived here a good many years and was we'll known in this locality. She left Holland Anderson was 97 years and six months old. She is survived by one son, William Anderson, and two grand children.
 The library meeting was held Mnn- day afternoon in the library rooms After the regular business. Il rec lev members were taken into the associa- ton, Mrs. Maude ClOugh, Mrs. Mary Newman and Mrs. Emma Neal. A nominating committee was appointed of Miss Marian l.. Under wood, Miss Helen Hawkins and Mrs. William B. Ludlow. A literary pro- gram consisting of the following se- lectiOns from Edgar Guest was given: Boys" Mrs. Marian Baker; AS It Is," Miss Lucille Agard; |'The Home Builder" Miss Helen Baker; I'm Mrs. Myron G. Sparrow, Just Folks" Miss Laura Hodges; 'The Other Fellow" Mrs. L. Ernest Hall; "The Pup" Mrs. William B. Ludlow; The Real Success" Miss Helen Hawkins; When Nellies on he Job," Mrs. Hickman. A lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Mary Daniels and Miss Miriam Underwood