The Press., 1886-11-11
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 q PARKRn Local Editor and Business Manager s -s-'@ of Coventry Local Register, .'-s
 We did not not notice as those Hart ford hunters, Tuesday, had any of Dist. foxes. But this vicinity would be . favor able place for "a meet, as these animals, prized for both pads and brush, are com mon visitors in hen roOsts. A lf X
 J. J. Franklin ia building large ice house for H. F. DImock, and will soon put an addition on J. M. Woods mill.
 Miss Electa Spragne of Meriden has gone to Hartford.
 We understand that rehearsaIs for an old folks concert are the order at the Con- gregational church.
 Miss Anna M. Crane Rogers spent the Sabbath in town.
 Mrs. Mary J. Buell. returned to South wick, Wednesday, having woven over a hundred yards of cag carpet during the five weeks of her stay here, besides visit ing friends. 4
 The Mutual Improvement and Help ing Hand Society expect to give chicken pie supper at the vestry of the Nj. B. church next week Friday.
 -Geo. Maine of Hop River has gone to Brighton, and will probably return with a drove of cattle.
 In the repairs on the M. E. church we are reminded of Christopher Crow fields carpet. First it was frescoing in- terior of audience room, later, graining slips, and now covers to cushions.
 " 4-Mr. Bradshaw, who bought the Justin Fuller place some months since, died Sun- day night. He had attended to his chores as usual, and reports as to the cause of his death are diverse. LAX tH ,
 7 Prohibitionist vote on state ticket 30. ROCKvaLLEs.
 est {. :- The wedding. of H. O. Keeney, of the firm of Keeney Brothers, to Susie, eldest daughter of the Rev. J. Fl. James, took place at the Methodist church Tuesday noon in the presence of a large number of friends. The bride was dressed in cream white silk with plain train, elbow sleeyess lace trimming, veil and orange blossoms. The bridesmaids were Misses Mary and Sarah James of Rockville, Miss Sue Fl. .Ohubbs of Philadelphia, and Miss Hattie J. Hammer of Burnside. They all wore white woolen dresses. The ushers were James H. Keeney and William K. Sumner of Rockville, F. D. Franklin of Danielson- vile and John Hammer of Boston. The bridal tour is to Montreal. The presents were many and very valuable, some sixty in number, and showed remarkable taste Among them was handsome lounge from the members of the Methodist Sunday school, of which Mir. Keeney is superin- tendent. The ceremony was performed by the brides father. .,
 An audience of nearly 1,20O persons gathered at St. Bernard 8 church last Thurs- day evening, and witnessed the confrmaA ton by Bishop McMahan, assisted by Fathers Furlong and Curtin, of 200 chi1- dren. The bishop made short address before the ceremony. A convent and re- ligious house was opened last week,
 The annual meeting of the Holland County Agricultural society was held in Rockville Monday. These oficerr werel elected President, N. B. Perkins of Mans field vice. presidents, w. W. Oowles of Manchester, Francis Pinney of Ellington, w. F. Andrews of South Windsor score tary, F. R. Tucker of Rockville treasurer, Frank Grant of Rockville auditors, B. s. Henry and G. w. West of Rockville; cir cult committee, G. M. Paulk of Rockville. It waa voted to hold the next fair the sec- ond week of next October. The accounts of Treasurer West were found in very condition. He sent in his without a report except that the society was $4 in debt. It was SUD- posed that there was several hundred dol- lars in the treasury, as no premiums have yet been paid. A committee was appointed to wait upon MT. West and demand an ex- planation in order that his accounts might be audited before the adjourned meeting next Monday at 10 a m.-COatrGet.
 1.-The Orpheus Glee club will give Q concert Friday evening. sis4
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