****************** Progressive Batavian Batavia, Genesee County, New York State July 6-1894 # 4 Town Correspondence. Bergen. Miss Agnes SMITH left for her home in Woodbine, Kansas, last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank HOLLINGHEAD and daughter, of East Buffalo, are visiting at Gilbert N. BUELL's. Misses Emily and Annie THOMPSON spent the latter part of last week in Rochester, where they went to attend the wedding of a cousin. Miss Hattie Belle MILLEKEN, of Brockport, is a guest at John W. WOODWORTH's. The W.C.T.U. will hold their last meeting of the summer at Mrs. D.W. HOWELL's on Friday of this week. Mrs. John C. HESLEY, of Pittsfield, Ill., with her two daughters, are visiting at her father's, E.N. WARREN. Mrs. Charles MILLARD and two children, of Oakfield, came Saturday to visit at P.J. MATHEWSON's. Mrs. Richard COLLINS and sisters, Julia and Maggie COFFEE, returned home to Buffalo Wednesday, from visiting Mrs. Patrick HOUGH. Robert CARRUTHERS, and wife, of Byron, spent from Friday till Sunday night at his brother's, Thomas CARRUTHERS. Mrs. Carl N. CARPENTER, son, and daughter, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Hamilton WILCOX in Rochester. Mrs. Howard WARD has a new safety bicycle, purchased of Bert L. FISHER. Mrs. E. COOK and daughter May left for their home in Portland, Oregon, last Friday afternoon. Elmer PRIMMER was in town over Sunday. Mrs. Gertrude L. KING and daughter are visiting friends in Buffalo. Miss Mary HOFFMAN, accompanied by her friend, Miss Mabel HAMAN, is visiting her mother. D.J. McPHERSON returned Thursday from Ithica[sic] where he had been attending the State Sunday-school convention. Mrs. James R. McKENZIE is confined to the bed by illness. The United Workers added $11 at their social held at Mrs. Emily FIELD's last Saturday evening. Charles DAVIS, from Hoboken, N.J., came to town to visit his parents, Mr.and Mrs. N.J. DAVIS. * submitted by Linda Schmidt *********************************************