The Press., 1921-06-09
HOLLAND.

Rev. William c. Darby attended the preachers meeting at Noank on Mon day.
 Miss Margaret Morris and Enid Nor
 ris and Mrs. Morris of Springfield were the weekend, guests of MT. and Mrs. William B. Ludlow.
 The Y. P. s. c. B. have appointed Miss Bertha Place and Miss Florence Meacham as delegates to the World Christian EndeavOr convention at New York in July
 Mrs. Stiles of Providence, MT. and Mrs. Holden Chapin, Miss Helen Cha pin of Orodell, N. J., MT. and Mrs. c. c. TalcOtt and Carl Nelson of Mont Clair, New Jersey, are guests at the Steele House.
 Mrs. William Raisch hung herself Monday. She had been in poor health and Respondent. She is survived by her husband and five children. Much sympathy is felt for the family in their trouble.
 Mrs. Drapple and son, George, of Springfield are spending some time with MT. and Mrs. Harry R. Bartlett.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall, Miss Alice Hall and Miss Lucille Agard and Mrs. Marian A. Baker, went to East Greenwich academy Sunday. Mrs. Hall remained for the week. MT. Hall and Miss Alice Hall will go down for the commencement exercises Thurs day. Miss Bernice Hall is one of the graduating class at the academy.
 The following officers were elected Sunday in the Federated Sunday school: Superintendent, Dr. Samuel Simpson; assistant superintendents, Mrs. John J. Rhodes, Mrs. Edwin S. Agard; treasurer, Edwin s. Agard; secretary, Lathrop West; pianists, Miss Catherine Bartlett. Miss Alice Hall missionary committee, Mrs. Samuel Simpson, Mrs. MyrOn G. Spar row; temperance committee, Lewis B. Price Mrs. Bessie ClOugh Superin tendent home department, Mrs. Mary N. Daniels; superintendent cradle roll, Miss Bertha Place.
 Field day was a great event in the Holland schools Monday. All the schools in town assembled at the Hicks Memorial school and then went to the green where the field day sports were held. They consisted of folk dancing, running, jumping, vault ing, etc. The following is the score to the contests: Folk dancing, Hicks Memorial primary 1st; White 2nd; Snipsic, 3rd Sack racing, Hicks pri- mary, 1st; Hicks grammar 2nd; seven and nine 3rd. Marching, primary, Clicks schoOD, 1st; grammar, 2nd; White, 3rd Camp exercises, Hicks grammar, 1st; White, End; River, 3rd. Skipping rope, and 9 school, 1st; primary, End: White 3rd. 50 yard dash, Hicks grammar 1St; White, 2nd; grammar. 3rd. Game without singing, River 1st; White End; Hicks primary, 3rd. 100 yd. race, Hicks grammar. 1st; Hicks grammar, End; White, 3rd. Group A. 25 yd dash, Hicks primary, 1st; Hicks primary, 2nd; 2 and 3rd. 50 yd race, group B. River, 1st; gram mar, 2nd; grammar 3rd. High jump, grammar 1st; grammar, 2nd; White, 3rd. Ol Stacle race, Snipsic, 1st; pri- mary, 2nd; Snipsic, 3rd. Running road jump, grammar, 1st; primary, 2nd; grammar, 3rd. Pole vault, gram mar, 1st; grammar, 2nd; Snipsic, 3rd. The Hicks Memorial grammar grade had 32b points, the primary A points and the White twelve points. The silver cup is still held by the gram mar grade of the Hicks school and they won the prize of three dollars. The primary room of the Hicks school won the two dollar prize Miss Min nie Helen Hicks of New York, whose l summer home is here offered the prizes.