The Press., 1921-12-29
S0MERS

Miss Alice Lawson of Saybrook is a guest of Mrs. Bert Stebbins.
 The Y. P. s. c, E. held box social in Piedmont hall Tuesday evening. The Christmas concert and trio for the First church was held Saturday night.
 Oliver Lyman is home from Storrs Agricultural college, and Hugh F. Combs from New York.
 w. Sherman Thompson of the Magee Furn8'ce company of Boston is visiting Mrs. Belle Peirce.
 Archer Hurd is visiting his mother, Mrs. Belle Hurd, during his vacation from Wesleyan university.
 MT. and Mrs. Willard Prior of Worcester spent Christmas with their parents, MT. and Mrs. H, A. Prior.
 Mrs. Gladys K. Comstock- has had as holiday guests her mother, Mrs Fan nie E. Kibbe, and Miss Jean Cairns of Hartford
 Everett P. Russell has gone to Lit tie Falls, N. J., where he will spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs B.. Ellsworth Niles.
 
 the past six months in the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles M. Gager, left Saturday morning to join her husband in New York City.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chester w. POmerOy and little daughters, Janette and Catherine, spent Christmas with Mrs. Pomeroy's parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Vail Smith in HazaPdville.
 The Somersville Congregational church held It's Christmas celebration on two distinct occasions, the exer- cises were held Sunday at the Sun day-schoOl hour and the tree on Mon day night.
 MT. and Mrs. R. S Bugbee and fam fly spent the holiday with Mrs. Bug bees father, Willard Fuller, in Springfield Their daughters, Emelie and Isabel are home for the Christ mas vacation -~-u......
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Billings en- turtaIneu a1anIIy party Sunday, their guests being MT. and Mrs. John B. Kibbe, MT and Mrs Valirus Kibbe and children, Valirus, Barbara and Gerald, MT and Mrs. Frank Reed and
 
 CT from West Springfield.
 Mrs. Susan P. Moore had three daughters with her, Marjorie from Philadelphia, Lucille from Connecticut college for girls and Carol from Storrs Agricultural college Miss Marjorie A. Moore returned Monday night to Philadelphia, where she is psycholo- gist at the House of Detention, after spending several days with her moth CT.
 A party of men in a Massachusetts touring car intent on fishing came to grief at steep place beginning the ascent of Chestnut hill Monday morn ing. The car skidded, turning com pletely around with such swiftness and force, that the rear wheel which acted as pivot was demolished. No one was hurt. William Deszo & Son took the injured car to their garage.
 At a recent meeting held at the home of E. T. Hurlburt, Dairy inn provement association was formed with the following membegs: Forrest Avery, president; Glenwood Smith, secretary; Clifford Parsons, John Cline, c. C.. Beaumont, A. N. Long way, Max Leavit and Gustave Ander- son. The next meeting will be held February 17th, so that the January records may be used.
 Among the young people who are home from various schools are: Miss Lucille Moore from Connecticut col- lege. Miss Gladys Goldthorpe, Carroll P. Moore, Oliver J. Lyman and Ben jamin Pinney from Connecticut Ag- ricultural college, Archer L. Hurd and Goldthorpe, Wesleyan, Miss Isabel P. Bugbee from Radcliffe, Misses Emile c. Bugbee, Dorothy Spellman and Isabel Hurd from Willi- mantle State Normal school, andN John and Robert Spellman from Brown Uni versity.