The Press., 1891-08-27
COVENTRY.
A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man. ager of Coventry Local Register.
 

A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man ager of Coventry Local Register. South Coventry.
 Rev. Wm. J. Quick has resigned the pastorate of the Second Congregational church at South Coventry, to take effect Oct. i, and has accepted a call to the Congregational church at Ludlow, Mass. -"Without honor save In his own country'' does not apply to Dr. E. P. Flint, a Coventry boy" who has gained large practice in this and adjoining towns. Dr. Flint and family are soon to remove to Rockville, and the best that we can wish them is that those with whom they meet there shall have as deep regard for the doctor and his family as do his friends here. l+.
 Hattie M. Wilson is to enter East Greenwich, R. l., academy next week. The Cong'l Sunday school is to hold 8 picnic is Marcy's grove Saturday. The Y. P. s. c. E. hold meetings each Sunday evening in the Congl vestry. Henry H. Nobles has been granted a pension of $12 per month and back pay $10O.
 Mrs. Jane Grant, sister of the late Geo. N. Hutchinson, is visiting MT. Emi- ly Hutchinson. Mrs. Grants home Is in Georgia. -g UI~, .~s n <-ai
 Miss Julia White is to teach in Dist. A..
 Fred, Topliff is clerking for E. T. Hamlin, Willimantic. H = 'l'+
 Never was the need of a properly ar- ranged hall more apparent than at the Pomona meeting last week. Two years ago we were told that if certain citizen should be prosperous in a new locality hall would be built. Indications show that he has been successful, and we ex-' pect a place of meeting. -. '. 1
 --One hundred and fifty persons is the. estimated attendance at the meeting of k. Central Pomona, No..3. .~2f F +t ieaa North Coventry. - cs@
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 A meeting of the Rockville Christian Endeavor Union and third anniversary of the c. E. society of the North Coventry Cong'l church will be held here Saturday, the 29th inst, commencing at .45 p, m. A full attendance is desired. -re- , Miss Amelia F. Goodwin is to begin her school in the north district the 31st inst. Miss Alice E. Brown is engaged to teach in the west and Miss Etta Dimmock in the north east. Chas. Loomis has been appointed committee in the south school district. yse-. ......... . .-
 -G. Webster, of Holland, had the mis- fortune to overturn his cart on Monday. His horse was bruised somewhat, and glassware slightly damaged, but the dam age was comparatively light,
 ELLINGTON.
 Elder A. Morse will preach at Crys- tai Lake next Sunday at the usual hours of worship.
 Crystal Lake Correspondence.) More attended camp meeting at Springfield from Crystal Lake and .vicin- ity last Sunday than have done so before for several years.
 Mrs. E. H. Dimock, having remained with her son in Westfield until his recent decease, is gladly welcomed home again.
 The ladies referred to in The Press recently still provide very beautiful flow CTS both for the church and the pastors study, which are enjoyed more than even they can easily realize. es What was probably skin cancer was successfully removed from the face of Mrs. Calvin Kendall last week by Dr. Newton. 5a4 P, gr..7 4.-r We may not protest Nissly, but taest earnestly lament the sadly manifest evil dences of Sabbath breaking among us. It will not pay, aside from the wrong done, to disregard the Lords day. After very pleasantly spending some time with her brother, Milo Gold, and Mrs. Gold, and other friends here, Mrs. C.O Smith has returned to South Windsor. 1 Mrs. Mary Taft is visiting friends in 1 Springfield and elsewhere.
 l Arthur Richardson has arrived here from Chicago, and will spend portion of his summer vacation with friends at the Lake.
 Miss Edna House spent last Sunday here with her mother, Mrs. Butler. l Miss Flora Leach has fine photo graph of the beautiful pillow of flowers which rested upon the casket at her moth CTS funeral. n~