The Press., 1921-02-03
HOLLAND.

"A and Mrs. Edwin Hansen.
 Mrs. Bessie Morton of Rockville was the weekend guest of Mrs FrederlcK Luce.
 Mrs. R. R. Buckley of Hartford was recently the guest of her brother, John Bolles.
 Miss Ethel Usher of Hartford spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and MfS. John s. Usher.
 Rev. William C. Darty of the Fed- erated church preached Sunday rom Corinthians S-9.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur MOrSanson and son. of Rockville were the guests Suh- day of their parents.
 Mrs. Geo. Bancroft and Mrs. Ailce Thrall from Ellington, called on Mrs. Lorenzo, R. Sparrow last week. =.
 Hot cocoa is to.te served to the pu- nils in Hicks Memorial school at the noon hour for three cents a cup.
 There will le an all-day missionary meeting at the parsonage Friday; Sewing is einy done for tine crippled children at Newington.
 The prayer meeting will te held Thursday evening at the home or WH- liam \. Aoa"d The fifth chapter ot the look, The Way of Christ will be taken up.
 Miss Nfarcarct Bartlett, teacher in he and 9th district was al le to TO sume her duties Monday after a week of illness. Mrs. Ada Rhodes, subStl- -uted for her.
 The following pupils had perfect at | tendance for the month of January. l Grayland Clough, Geo. Luce, Billy Ludlow. Ruth Ayers, Sarah Chorches' Rose Chorches, Wilma Clough, Elean- or Luce. Thelma, Price, Helen Spar TOW, Evelyn Gilman.
 What might have been very se- rtous fire at the home of MT. and Mrs Gilman Thursday night was averted bv the quick work of neighbors. The house caught fire from the chimney and one large beam was turned near ly' through Some damage was done to carpets and furniture by the smoke and water Insurance agents have ! cen there adjusting the claim. There was stereopticon lecture Sunday evening in the Federated | church. the SutJSCI DSIAA5 | AO .-A AA grim Fathers. The Pioneers of Thrift.
 was a pleasing lecture portrayinz
 he life Of our forefathers in tho ar ren country which they found here il
 America. Rev. William c. Darby oh tains these lectures through the cOuf tesv of the Y. NJ c. A. Next Sunda, evening there will te stereopticol | ia min Franklin
 Harvey Eugene Dimock, died at hi home Saturday night after long ill ness. He was born in Holland 7' years ago. the son of Shu1 all an' Eliza Newcomb Dimock He was ed ucated in the schools of the town ant has followed farming as his occupa Ion for a good many years: He rep -esenIeu the town of Holland ill thu legislature in 1873. He married Mis- Ellen Clark of Maine who survives Ihim. Five children bless the union Mrs. Ella Dimock Wet ster of Stafford Wallace Dimock of Lexington Ken lucky. Mrs. Winnifred Dimock Kill { Iof N. Y, state Edwin R. Dimock ant Miss Rose Dimock of Holland. and Il
 yrandchiidren The funeral was hel' Tuesday afternoon at his home. Tn burial was in South cemetery Holland
 The union meeting of Rockvill
 Christian Endeavor Union was hel
 Friday evening with the Tollan
 Christian Endeavor society The de votien exercises were lead by Rev. ( [ E. Crawford of Vernon Center. Tn
 annual report was read and banner conferred Ellington getting banner fo the best attendance at union meetinI and Holland for the most attendanc at local meetings. Mir. H. Bridge O Hazardville gave a very interesting talk on the growth of Christian En deavor.5 the society being forty year old the second of February. A nun Der of demonstrations were given b! different societies. Ellington repre- sented the president and all the off cers as a working force. Baptis Christians activity in Home Missiona church at. Rockville represented of a meeting and gifts for the poor ry work at Christmas time in the fOrn The Coventry society lead a. -praye meeting for the shut in ones with mu sic by all and also a drill. Vernol Center society represented docto in foreign country represented b
 the young people in native dress pleading for the doctor to come t their country. All of the exercise were very nice and showed a goo
 deal of work for the societies. A due
 was rendered by Miss Katherine Bart lett and Miss Bessie Ludlow. AL tn
 close of this exercise Rev. James Car ter gave spirited address n"Powe That Tells" At the close of the meet
 ing 8 social time was enjoyed and re } treatments served. ... .*r ' Bel1ville, N. J. . POI Dewitt Ave It was with pleasure read MI Eno's letter regarding Buff Cap. . recalled many things to my memory Fifty years ago taught the school i that district The names were al familiar, as some attended the schoo - which was held at that time in tn ; large house which stood on left han . ! Io1,,,ar aa xyO11 oonoo in from CtoffOr