The Press., 1890-01-09
COVENTRY.
SOUTH COVENTRY. !.

through the chest, aching of the bones 1 from the crown of the head to the sole of the foot, accompanied by extreme tender ness of the flesh, very sore throat, with a constant inclination to hawk, followed by hoarseness which lasts several days, de- pression of spirit which causes ono to think of Azrael, then we have had tsla grippe and don't like if. u. Third and fourth degrees and installa- tion of officers at Wangumbaug grange Monday evening.
 70. T. Frey is succeeded by Thos. z. Porter as foreman on the Porter place, | Christian corner.
 The mother of Mrs. P. H. Peterson is failing rapidly.
 The Hubbard farm is sold. 'asss@
 The Congregational conference, met at the village church yesterday. -Dea. Jas. Morgan has attended every session of the Sunday school at the Con- gregational church the past year. Three Clara Kingsbnry and Henry Carpenter, have died during the year.
 Schools in this parish have good re- ports.
 Six members of the Y. P. g. 0. E. at
 
 union at Andover Saturday. s -- Bessie A. Parker received Monday a box of extra beanNful mistletoe, Japan quince, roses, and Virginia myrtle from school friend resident in Texas, and re- grets that the boxsdid not come last Thurs day so that it's contents could have been given as souvenirs to the twenty three young people who made her 8 surprise visit that eveningsSE %'s | NORTH COVENTRY. .e.. The Cleaners have presented an ele- gant pulpit Bible for use in the chapel.
 Joseph H. Kingsbury, the youngest son of H. M. Kingsbnry, died Dec 31, aged 2l years. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the community. Anoth- CT son, who has been sick for several weeks. is slowly recovering. Dea. M. yLil-. lie is slowly gaining, though not able to sit mp yet. Thomas B. Walker is con- fined to his bed, and fears are entertained as to his recovery. He is supposed to have had slight shock some weeks since. Alfred Lincoln had g shock about 8 week ago. .-.
 Notices are out of an auction sale the 21st inst. of the personal property belong. ing the Hopkins estate-live stock. hay. farming tools, and household furniture. David A. Brown of Holland is teaching | he west school. ' A Christmas tree, with appropriate accompanying exercises, was enjoyed by the Sunday school and others at the church Christmas eve. Each member of the school was presented with box of candy and an orange, and many other gifts from | teachers to scholars and from friend to friend were distributed. We cannot men. ton many of the gifts here, but few are l especially worthy of notice. The senior deacons of the church, Erastus Kingsbury and Marcus Lillie, were each presented with an oak cane made s'from timber used in the first meeting house. in North Gov entry, built in 1742 to 1749." The donor was Mrs. M. J. K+Giibert. The assistant superintendent, Dea w. 0. Brown, re- celved teachers Bible from the Sunday school teachers, and pastor, superintend ent and teachers were not forgotten. mONsON.
 A correspondent sends to the Spring field Republican the following list of Mon- son citizens who-have voted 30 years, all but one of them natives of the town: Will liam N. Flynt, William King, w. S.. Nich- ole, o. Fl. Merrick, R. S.i Mum, George F. Morris, O. W. Holmes, Nathan Blanch- ard, Charles Carpenter, J. M. A.. Squier, Daniel Carpenter, Erasmus Gates, Samuel A. King, Sylvanus King.
 The Monson national bank is paying it's stockholders the usual semi-annual div ldend of 4 per cent. z | (Correspondence.) - .-f | Charles F. Richmond, of Glastonbury. Conn, and Sadie B. Ponlter, of Waterbury, who were married Wednesday at the home of the brider father. Henry Poulter, are visiting relatives at State Line in the fam flies of H. W. Smith, o. A. Bliss and 0. H. Bradway.
 The patrons of the Springfield Noun. tain Creamery Association of Hampden were summoned Saturday to assemble with pick-axes and shovels to clean the ice-house.
 | Mrs. Merrick, of North Wilbraham, is visiting in the family of her brother, H. O. Day. 4>.zs
 -Wm. Carroll has been running Mir. Tnft's milk cart since the close of the fall term of the academy. & .s-l "4
 The week of prayer is observed by the Congregational and M. E. churches, union meetings being held Monday even. ing at the former church, Tuesday at the latter, and subsequently independent prayer meetings each evening of the week.
 The wife of Rev. F. s. Hatch is al Jamaica Plains receiving treatment fo, nervous p1ostration. %
 The intermediate school in No. waf suspended Monday, the popular epidemic having attacked the teacher, Mrs. H. M Bacon.
 Caesar Entwistle has moved with his family to Spencer.
 Mrs. Charles Chick and child are spending the seasonat Niantic. \ Miss Esther Holmes, who is visiting in California, is enjoying the beauty and luxuriance of the flowers and other vege tation, and especially the profusion of calls lilies.
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