The Press., 1886-10-28
slnvENrRY.
A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Manager
 of Coventry Local Register.

l A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business MaHagel
 of Coventry Local Register. Senator Platt will speak in the vestry of the Methodist church, this evening.
 At the republican caucus held Mon day evening, Dr. Fl. 8. Dean was nomi- mated for representative.
 Mrs. H. N. Lee stood she journey to ColQrado very well, and is able to take a short walk each day.
 If there is one thing more than an- other that the farmers of this town need. it is to have bounty offered for foxes so that hunters will have some inducement to de- stroy young foxes. Poultry yards are visi- ted by night, and the south west residents are anxious that fox hunts become the or der of the day.
 Mrs. Clarence Hoxie has returned to her home in Cleaveland, Ohio. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs Frank E. Hull.
 H. F. Dimock is having walls on the old Booth place relaid.
 The family of Lucian Hicks remove to Willimantic this week:
 A barn is to be built on the place re- cently purchased by Daniel Clark.
 Forty tickets were sold from this sta tion, Thursday, and many went by pri- vate conveyance to the Stafford fair.
 Mrs. Harlow Topliff has gone to Onei- da N. Y. to visit her daughter.
 Mrs. Henry Jacobs and daughter of Bridgeport, who have been visiting at Sam uel L'edoyt's, went to Willington Satur- day.
 The family of H. F. Dimock returned to New York the first of this week.
 The Mutual Improvement and Help ing Hand society gave supper Friday evening which netted over 1928. Funds raised by this society are to be expended for the M. B. church.
 The Congregational church is being painted by G. w. Moore of Mansfield.
 Henry Macht jumped from morning train aE Andover last Wednesday and fell in front of wheel with one hand on the track, and thereby lost the thumb and fore- finger of his right hand.
 MT. and Mrs Edwin Brainar6 and | MT. and Mrs. Arthur Brainard were in town | Friday. ..-.
 Miss Electa Spraaue of Meriden, has been quite sick of bronchial trouble at | }. D. Wilson's but is now better.
 -Lncius B. Kinne, brother of Mrs. En- na K. Loomis of this place, died at his nome in Windham after long illness. -Geo. l.. Phillips is the democratic nominee for representative. .-f
 -d6O. FxanKlln 1n]ured h1S foot severe 7 Tuesday. Dr. Sweet, Lebanon, dressed he injury. ...,. ar
 --"Weavers and Weaving or the Web f Life" is the subject of lecture to be yiven by Rev. o. A. Farley, Nov. 3d. in he Methodist vestry, 15 cents admission.
 Catholic fair closed Monday, net pro- eeds about $8OO Mary Lamon, ladies old watch Thomas Doyle, nice com aode; Dennis Shea, French clock; Jerry ,oung, barrel of flour nice doll presented y Susie Dimdck drawn by Michael Me leough lamp, gift of Mrs. H. F. Dim- ok, drawn by John Farce; Will Branni- an, alligator slippers ton of coal, gift of ohn 1sham, F. F. Shahan Martin Flah- rty, breech-l loading shot gun; Dennis 'Brien, mirror; Wm. Flaherty, profile of lev. Quinn Samuel Hall, pair blankets ;l annuel Hall and J. F. Young, guess cake ohm Franklin, table-spread G. w. More, liver nolasses cup Rev. Fitzgerald, hest of tea. Jerry Young drew & nice 'af of cake, which he presented to Henry chimer and Kate Drexley, who were larried at the Catholic parsonage, Got. 6th. ..4 5..z ...'... ..1s