The Press., 1885-05-07
COVENTRY.

COVENTRY.
 ,,s. SOUTH COVENTRY. ae 5l--A s. Parker local editor and business manage of Coventry Local Register. < 9s
 Officers of the Congregational Sunday school recently elected: Superintendent Addison Kingsbury; 1st assistant, K. B ToplifT; 2d assistant, R. Nj Rose secre tary and treasurer, Albert Richmond.
 The estate of Miss Lucy E. Fitch is to be settled by her sister. Mra. Saraf Judd, and Arunah Judd, Henry Albro and Elijah Robinson appraised last Friday. J. Lloyd died Saturday. and was buried Monday. He had been failing for some time. He leaves four daughters
 Sale of slips at the M.l k. church Sat urday P. m. Nadi Ia sa5a
 . There is every prospect of full blowth on apple, pear and plum trees, but most peach buds are killed.
 First quarterly conference next Sun day. - -Wm. Dove of Rochester, N. Y., who spent few days at P. H. Peterson's, left for home last week Wednesday, accompa. nied by Mrs. Montgomery, mother oi Mrs. Peterson, who expects to remain in Rochester until June. As Mrs. Mont. gomery is over eighty, and they went by way of New York City, the journey seem. ed like a great undertaking.
 It is reported that former news gatherer of the Local Is to be married this week. H..a ,5s..re f...I tr4 .fs The burial of Mrs. Justin Edgerton, mother of Mrs. Wm. Curtis of Meriden, took place at the Nathan Hale cemetery yesterday. @ e .
 --E. A. Tracy is erecting boiler house mar his shoddy milf. #e5 s7 @
 Some of the farmers expect to attend the creamery meeting at Merrows, Satur. day D. III. One inquirer in this town re- ceived the promise of 50 COWS without making special effort. Coventry might have had creamery had our people re- alized the worth of such an establishment, but on the cream gathering plan the bene- fit to our farmers will be as great as if it were located here ,'slA F. <. -Aaction sale of the Col. Rose farm on South-st,, Tnesda..-, 12th. Geo. Sweet man, who purchased the farm some years since, mortgsged it to John A. .Hntchins and Dan1 o 'Brien, and the sale is made by the mortgages order. s,5za@ I... g,.s | ASHFORD. yef
 Will all old soldiers in the town. of Ashford send their name and address to A. H. Simonds, Stafford Springs.
 . WEXFORD.
 {coRREsroNDERcE.) =@ Rev. 0, Bissell, wife and little glrl, in returning from the Windham conference at Abingdon April Oath met with a serious accident. The horse, which was in an ex- cited state on account of the umbrella, was frightened by the sudden starting of an animal or bird in the ditch by the road. side, and in checking from shearing toone side she was turned around so shortly in the opposite direction that the wagon was overturned. Mrl, B. was considerably bruised on the inside of the left arm be- tween the elbow and shoulder, and is not yet able to use it, though the bone is not broken. The little girl, who had cnrled down under the wagon robes for protec- tion from the rain, says that in falling out she felt as If she were sliding along, and thus protected was only injured in her lit tie finger, and there but slightly. Mir. B., who struck on the back, was preserved from serious injury by g thick winter over coat. When the risk and place of the overturn are considered, the escape with no greater harm is g wonder. The horse quieted down, and there. was no nor any hut the very slightest damage to the wagon. We believe in an Oyerru]inp Providence