The Press., 1886-05-20
COVENTRY.
soUTu COVENTRY,

SOUTH COVENTRY.
 A. $. PARKER. Local Editor and Business Manager
 .'T 5W Of Coventry Local Register. Y s3ss5 j
 Mrs. Esther Babcock and her daugh5 ter. Wrs. Prince, are again at the Babc6ok
 --Rees are swarnning. GA swarm of teesl in May" promises to be of equal worth ssto c load of hay" this year.
 We have received from the author, Rev. E.~ 8. Stanley, South Manchester, a pamphleE in cloth covere, entitled (Which !: The New. or Biblical Theology ?' suh- feet to which the writer has given much study and thought. 5af' #
 . Nathan Hodgson is again in town af- ter one and one-half years in Florida. He has returned north on account of ill health.
 Mrs. Wm. N. Cleveland of Andover died Monday after long sickness.
 -Wm, Lord was in town last week.
 The new barn on the Edw. Manning place shows to good advantage from Cross street. t ts%
 There is no diminution of the cut worm army. the van foraging as in former years.
 Work on the Dimock flower garden is in progress. at ",.-.-
 -TRe addition to c. H. Keynon & Co.'S little min is nearly completed. a1,r
 Patrons of Dingee < Conard O., rose growers, give that firm the name of square dealing. In two instances at least, this company have recently replaced plants which seemed dropping when received.
 Ut is reported that on Decoration day the graves of our dead soldiers will be decorated, and it is to be hoped that an abundance of nicely arranged flowers will be provided, so that those to whom the carrying of flowers is an unusual occur renee will not be the bearers of hideous floral offerings.
 frIff4 (CoRREsPONDENoE.l A-Nathan Hodgson has returned from Florida, being obliged to suspend his la- boFs there on account of i'll health.
 F-The new creamery 0t Morrow is large lY supplied with milk from Coventry dai- Ees. .aQ0t4 h,t5 l. +--s l.. .'' r es \ -The excellent condition of the roads lust repaired by the town, under gang of hands who understand their business, is a model worthy of imitation by other towns. The smooth and rounded style of the roads shows that they are not afraid to "cast up the highway and gather out the stones. D Honor to the town for sufficient appropria- ton to ensure good roads and to the work men for faithful services.
 &@-Mr. Charles F. Darling of Franklin, Mass, is visiting his grand parents in Mansfield, MT. and Mrs. Nathan South wick. l. /g's t"a D. .a n" .e"t
 A substantial barn has just been erect ed on the Manning" place occupied by J. D!Ledoyt, in place of one burned by lightning two years ago. .''.' x,i, s l,l ROCKVILLE. ..
 The class of 1886, Rockville High School, which will be graduated next month, consists wholly of young ladies, viz sAlline Marcy, Gertrude Hawkins, Leila Tracy, Clara Hyde, Alice Brown, Juliet Synyer. ... Ga.. yr..t.... t..- . z The Temple of Honor will celebrate their eighth anniversary May 18th with a supper and entertainment. ,ssa tsa ia 7 lII
 The Fitch skating rink, on Union street, is to be changed into large busi- ness block with six large stores on the ground floor, four tenements on the sec ond story, and two halls in the third story.
 Thirty-two years ago the father of Alex ander Bailes died, and after the estate had beensettled, as was supposed, some papers and family relics were locked in chest and given ito the care of the boys grand mother. She died and the chest went to to the mother. Bailes was married a while ago and went to housekeeping in Gfeenvilie, Mich., and his mother sent the chest to him. He 0laenedt it, and in the old family bible found documents witch make him heir to property worth $40, 900.