The Press., 1890-05-15
COVENTRY.
COVENTRY A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Manage of Coventry Local Register.

A. 8. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Manager
 of Coventry Local Register.
 SOUTH COVENTRY.
 --Arthur. infant son of M. P. Colman, was buried Wednesday, the 7th.
 Mfrs. Montgomery, mother of Mrs. F. H. Peterson, is very low.
 Mfrs. Wm. G. Judd is again on the sick list.
 Just now is the time to transplant elem atis, ferns and other s'native beauties" to the home grounds.
 People advanced in years are apt to be- little things of the present by comparing them with those of the past, but we doubt if even the oldest inhabitant remembers colds more sneezy, liquid or facilitating than those at present prevalent.
 When man has served the public long and faithfully, as has been the case in regard the carrying of the mail by Cullen Potter, those whom he has served are naturally in- dignant whom for sealed bid of five dollars less than Mir. Potter's the service is taken from him. The amount paid for transporting the mail to and from Coventry depot one year would not pay for suitable horse and carriage with which to do the business. MT. Potter has been here for many years. has al- ways been courteous and accommodating, and at the present time, whom he needs every dol lar he can earn as provision for approaching old age, to be out-bid seems very hard.
 Mrs. Wm. Yeomans, who came from Go lumbia few daps since to assist in caring for her invalid mother, and was taken i'll at ported better.
 The residence of John M. Wood, Main street, is about to be raised one story
 The incest flock of chickens we saw last year were those raised by P. Fl. Peterson Full blooded Wyandottes, some of which weighed six pounds each, and we are not sur prised to hear that Mir. P. has calls for eggs for setting at forty cents a dozen.
 SOM ER~.
 CORRESPONDENCE
 MT. 0. B. Pease is spending few days in Maiden, Mass, with his son, Rev. Theo lore Pease
 Charles o. Shaw was taken for drunken ness and disorderly conduct last Saturday, and brought before Justice Noble, who sem fenced him to thirty days in jail and to pay costs.
 Daniel Pease of Chicago spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. A. A. Bond.
 -J. 0. Lee raised his new barn this week Tuesday.
 Our postmaster has recently added twenty four call and six lock boxes to the post office, making in all one hundred and thirty-hve boxes.
 James Kibbe, former resident, who died at the hospital in New York, was brought here for burial Tuesday.
 70. S. Fuller sent his four horse omnibus to Ellington this week Tuesday evening to any who wished to attend the meeting of the Christian Endeavor society.
 The Ladies' Aid Society are rehearsing the "Old Fashioned Deestrict Skule," which is to be given at an entertainment in the near future. ...
 One effect of the recent strikes through out the country has been to depress the build ing trade to such an extent that the demand for window glass has fallen of materially, 80 much so that there is movement on the part of manufacturers to prevent an over produc- tion, and window glass works throughout the duction altogether.
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