The Press., 1890-08-14
COVENTRY.
SOUTH COVENTRY

COVENTRY.
 SOUTH COVENTRY. l Mrs. Addison Kingsbury is again al home.
 - Rev. Henry Hoisington, of North church Sunday.
 The fathers are at work in J. M l Woods new house.
 4 Mrs. Frank Hull has been spending some days in Lebanon. I Tuesday morning Miss Bessie A. Parker found white lobelia cardinalis, g very rare flower.
 -Forty-four visitors at the sMartill box" Monday evening. Though the way is long, the night was dark.
 Miss Grace Stanley is to teach the in. termediate department in Dist. l. Miss Stanley is recent graduate of the State Normal School.
 The picnic given to the Methodist Sunday school in the vestry last Saturday will be continued next Saturday, if the weather is favorable.
 Mir. Amos Hammond has recently made a nice OK cart for Wm. F. Judd. John has been fishing. This time the special luck is 3 four pound black bass. Now if we only boarded at the hotel.
 The Nathan Hale drum corps, four. teen members, accompanied the G. A. R. post from this place to Boston.
 Dewitt K,ngsbury is building barn on his fam.
 Cardinal flower by the hundred is the attraction along Bear Swamp brook.
 NORTH COVENTRY.
 Rev. A. J. Qnick occupied our pulpit last Sunday morning with Rev. H. R. Hoisington.
 The Y. P. s. c. E; hold sociable this (Thursday) evening. Rev. J. H. James is expecting to be present and speak to the young people about temper ance. This society c, celebrates it's ami versary the 26,h inst. A very pleasant time is expected, and an interesting pro- gram is being arranged. Coventry grange has children's s meet ing Thursday, the 21st. All are invited to attend, but especially the children.
 The Sunday school and others expect to picnic at Clark's grove, Wangumbaug Lake next Tuesday, the 18th.
 Kingsbury are enjoying the week at Man. tic, guests of MT. and Mrs. 0. Hodgson.
 Mrs. R. W. Hamilton and family, oi Brooklyn, N. r., are spending few weeks with her father, MT. s. T. Loomis.
 Il. B. Royal and family, of Mt. Pleas. ant, Mich., are spending the summer here with his father.
 Mir. A. A. Hunt and family, of Hart ford, are stopping for few days at W. P. Robbins, on the old Hunt homestead. | tcORREsPoNDENCE.) MT. Daniel Martin, former and well known resident of Holland, but now o1 Rockville, while loading hay one day re gently, was thrown from the load, striking on his head. He was taken home in al unconscious condition, and now lies in critical state. The accident was caused by the sudden movement of the oxen.
 Mrs. Edward Bryan of Westfield is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cole.
 Miss Lucille Agard, who has been wis family here.
 Mrs. 0. A. Daniels of Brooklyn, NY. is vising at MT. Chas Underwood's. Il. B. Price is making quite an exten sive addition on the rear of his house.
 A colored family, named Franklin from Bridgeport, have occupied the Brace house.
 -J. P. Root spent several days at thu Willimantic camp ground last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Phillips cele brated their tin wedding by party on th' evening of the 9th. Quite number o guests were invited and very pleasan time was enjoyed.
 Mrs Oliver Brooks Jones is visiting he aged mother, also her sister, Mrs. B. Root. Mrs. Root also has as guests he son, Arthur D. Root, and wife, from Bos ton.
 City Attorney Geo. Benton of Koch ester, N. Y, is the guest of his father Dea. A. l.. Benton, for few weeks. Mis Mary Benton and Miss Pedegro of Bosto . are visiting at the same place.
 Mrs. Crittenden and her son of Ne, | Haven are boarding at Chas. Eaton's. ) Miss Annie Meacham is engaged t teach the Crastal Lake district school thi fall.
 Smith Brown, who was reported a having gone to the Hartford hospital fo treatment, started for that place, but wa advised not to go there. He stopped wit friends in Manchester, and now is so muc better that he is expected to return home Fred Ladd and "chum" of Providenc were the guests of Deacon E. G. Meachar few days last week. ] "A couple were married by Rev. Mi Thompson at the Methodist parsonage on ], day recently. The bride was Miss Mar \ Nichols of Wilmington and the groom gentleman from Stafford. A few cases of Ia grippe are aroun yet. The latest victim is Calvin Whiton. ! This is the season of whortleberriel and parties are frequently seen en rout for the ''huckleberry pasture" There \ large crop of high blackberries, whic are fast ripening.s
 Several members of the G. A. R. her 8 are attending the national encampment { Boston. FLORA. :. ANDOVER.
 (Corresp0ndence.) l. Mrs. Strong, who has been spendin n 8 few weeks in town with her mothe Mrs. o. B. Clark, has returned to ht home in Cleveland, Ohio. ]. -Olin Matson, boss at the paper mil has moved from the Burnap house int e Henry Dorrance's house, :. A severe thunder shower, accomp ,. nied with hail, passed over town last Su r. day p. m., the lightning striking MT Buttons house, tearing away one of tl