The Press., 1921-01-13
HOLLAND.


 Additional Holland news will be found on the fourth page. .4 e.
 Saturday evening the Kings Heralds held a social in the church parlofs.
 Miss Margaret West of Hartford was the guest of her cousin, Miss Hazel West, over the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Carpenter of Hartford were the guests over Sun day of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Ed win s. ,Agard. .r.a .....
 Mrs. John Steele, who was operated on at the Hartford hospital last We'd nesday for gall stones, is doing as we'll as could be expected.
 Some one tried to break into the home of MT. and Mrs. G. Palmer Charter aFout o'clock a. m. Satur- day morning, tut the watch dog frightened them away.
 A numE CT Of the EOys from the Connecticut college were out on a hazing party Friday night and had to ask their way home on account of being dropped out of the auto blind folded. .ss .-.s .. -s'... >s.. :, >--. Representative Helen A. Jewett and sister, Miss Lena Adams, were enter tained at the Bond last week by Major John Buckley. Mrs. Jewett and sister were schoolmates of Major Buckley. A supper will Ee served in the church parlors on Friday evening for the benefit of the church. Mrs. Helen A. Jewett; Miss Lucille Agard, and Mrs. John S. Usher, will have charge of the supper. A social time will fol- low the supper.
 The regular missionary meeting of the women of the Federated church will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall. The third chapter of the look "The Bible and Missions" will te taken up. Mrs. H. R. Bartlett will be in charge of the meeting. Monday the regular teachers meet ing was held in the Hicks Memorial school. Superintendent Leon c. Sta- pies was present and taught science lesson to the grammar room. There were discussions on methods of teach ing arithmetic and correcting defects in silent and all reading.
 Sunday evening there was ster- eoptfcOn lecture in the Federated church, one of the series of Dr. Newill Dwight HfIlis' on the topic, "Sanctity of property as the Local Inference from the Sanctity of Life." This lec- ture was read by Rev. William c. Dar- Ky, and was considered very fine by those who heard it.
 The following pupils had perfect at tendance for the month of December: Billy Ludlow, Leon Sparrow, Ruth Ayers, Wilma Clough, Agnes Brandt, Rose Chorches, Elizabeth Kurimar, 5Thelma Price, Helen Sparrow, Evelyn Gilman, Margaret Gilman Perfect attendance for fall term: Ruth Ayers, Wilma CIough, Agnes Brandt, Thelma Price.
 The regular meeting of the study club was held Monday evening at the home of MT, and Mrs. Harry R. Bart lett. The program consisted of a sketch of My Experiences as a Commercial Traveller by Harry R. Bartlett and a reading by Miss Bertha M Place. A contest of guessing games were enjoyed. A social hour followed at which dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Margaret Bartlett.
 The following officers have been elected by the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor: President, Miss Bertha Place; vice president, Miss Alice Hall; secretary, Thelma Price; treasurer, Harold Clough. Also the following committees: social, Helen Luhrsen, Katherine Bartlett, Rev: William c. Darby, Bertha Place, Howard Ayers; lookout, Bertha Place, Florence Meachan, Alice Hall; mis- sionary, .Thelma Price, Ruth Ayers, Florence Clough, Edith Gunther; flower, Margaret Bartlett, Helen Clough, Helen Meacham, Wilma ClOugh; music, Helen Sparrow, Kath- erine Bartlett, Alice Hall, Thelma Price; financial, officers and Florence Meacham; prayer meeting, Ada Rhodes. Bertha Place and Rev. Nil liam c. Darby