The Press., 1886-10-14
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COVENTRY. I "A. 8. PARKER Local Editor and Business Manage l - of Coventry Local Register.
 SOUTH COVENTRY.
 ---It is with pleasure that we reror that the resignation of Rev. F. E. Jenkin for an avoweds change of political belief was not accepted by the Board of Educa l ton. a 2 8 a ssa sat.
 Jared Loomis, Wrights Mills, has { new cider mlll which will grind 100 bushell of apples per hour. The cider made by this improved process is very clear and tho work is all done for l ct. per gallon. k -J. H. Freeman took advantage of the excursion Wednesday, to visit friends ir Boston. .tsf1 sas
 Rev. o. A. Farley met with the young people Monday evening and organized g society, ssMental Improvement and Help ing Hand, 2 president Miss Annie H. Free. man; 1st vice president Miss Edna A. Newell; 2nd vice president Annie M. Fuller; secretary and treasurer Ada M. Lester. Society meeting every second week; lecture once month. fs fss
 The Ladies Society of the Congrega- tional church held their annual meeting at the yestry of their church Tuesday eyen- ing. DOS a
 ARev. O. A. Farley and number of his parishioners by invitation, attended a prayer meeting at Welcome Fuckers Wednesday evening. al4f
 Miss Annie Fl. Freeman received a present from her father last week, an Es- tey piano cabinet grand, ebony case. The purchase was made of Edwin Dimock, agent for all kinds of musical instruments made by the firm Estey & Go. tt
 The prohibition caucus meets in the town clerks office, Friday evening at 7,3O o'clock. sl
 -Geo. Avery has moved from Hop Riv- or into one of John B. Casmon's Dyke village tenemonts. Iaa as into ''i
 -Mrs. Esther B. .,bcock returned to Cleveland, O., Tuesday to spend the win ter with har son Wm. A. Baboook. h5
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 Miss Abbie Fogarty, the faithful and efficient clerk in MT. J. B. Carman's store, is now enjoying vacation.
 "A new and prettily painted boat rest ing on the quiet waters of our historic lake elicits much comment and various queries from passers-by, as to whether it broke loose from it's moorings and drifted away, or whether some disappointed lover, AA u LII ubIGE uG6palEs AAMGA B410uCAy 1OWOu to the spot and there plunged beneath the flood, leaving the boat to mark his final resting place. But nothing of this kind. It is simply 8 fine Brig, safely an- chored by Payne, of Rockville, it's legiti- mate owner, ss'
 The placards posted up on nearly every mans farm, forbidding hunting, fish ing, &c.,, are familiar to all. But the most significant sign we have seen reads, "Hunt and fish as much as you like on these grounds. Grub furnished free if neces- sary !" This is characteristic of that open hearted and FrGssE- sE-Bennett..
 Your readers will, doubtless, remem- bdr reading the account in early spring of the murder of James Colman, of New Castle, Washington Territory, g former resident of this town, and brother of MT. Lathrop Colman. Information has been received by the latter that the murderer, William Miller, 1s to have his trial on Fri day, Nov. 9th, at Seattle, W. T. It was 8 cold blooded and deliberate murder by shooting, and it is hoped that justice may be meted out. \,
 The beautiful summer weather of the week past renders it truly golden harvest time. .s.,s.4.. .,7.s 3s5 - ...l. , The father of Mrs. Almira Hubbard is said to have been one of the first subscrib- CTS to Nonss Herald.
 4 t0mpeRance concert in the vestry of the M. E. chunoh is nnder contemplation, to be hold in tlae near future, the pro- ceeds to hs nsed In beautifying the audi tas5If z .tFSt 57I7 fati hfn6 ok beauty is joy forever. 9 This truthful ying epdphati6ally occurred to us as we admired the elegance of Miss Annie Freemans new Estey piano, pro Cured through the agency of MT. E. R. 'Dimock. whose popularity as thorough master of music and excellent taste, and competent Judgment of musical instru- ments, is so well known. Springfield photographers were in town last week and photographed the fine old Ripley mansion, once the home of Judge Ripley; one of the eafly aristocrats of this town.
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 -MrJ Samual Harris sco6amitteTl suicide last Friday bS taking anS Srfhhet He was 69 yeora pldfIgsf ssIFEtEtS FEE !
 AZ Mir. Mann has bought the Bishner farm. s..
 Harry Hoisington goes to Patterson, N. J., this week to learn 'gaslengineer- ing." @t 5a1 H.
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