The Press., 1891-01-01
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SOUTH COVENTRY.


 A. a. PAnKrR. Local Editor and Business Manager
 of Coventry Local Register.
 Friday, Rev. M. 8. Braley was thrown from his carriage, his horse being frteht- ened by an OK team. Fortunately the only injury was to the bnggy.,
 v Mrs. Emily Hutchinson returned home Saturday.
 -Ice cutting is in progress, and an aqundant store is expected.
 w. 0. Norris preached at the Metko- distchurch Sunday.
 Christmas evening, as Thos. Austin and MT. and Mrs. Geo. Green were return ing from Mrs. Benoni Austin's, the horse, driven by Mr. Green, began to run when near Austin Boynton's, down Manning Hill. Turning to go up Lake-st Mr., and Mrs. Green were thrown from the buggy, and were taken up unconscious, and car ried into MT. Long's, whore MT. Green died. two hours later, and was carried to Holland, where his parents reside, and his funeral was attended from their hom Sunday. Mrs. Green recovered from her fall sufficiently to be removed to her sis ter's, Mrs. Geo. Freeman, and at last &C., counts was very feeble. MT. Thos. Austin remained in the buggy till he reached Potash Hill, when. having rode far enough, he got out the hind end of the vehicle and was taken in by Dr. Fint, who went di- rectiy to the place of accident, and with Dr, Dean rendered such assistance as was necessary. Mrs. Green Is but little over twenty, obtained divorce from her frst husband at the September term of court, and was married to Mr. Ereen Dec. 18th. Mr. Green has worked as teamster for w. 0. Latimer in this village for some time, and was considered an excellent driver. The horse was one of the pair which ran with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dimock last fall, and was found after this last escapade near Dimock's boat house.
 The accident Christmas day brings to mind that twice previously within twenty years from MT. Benoni Austin's people have gone forth to their death. The frat was the youngest son of Mir. Austin, who was drowned in the lake; the second was the first wife of Mir. A., who went ont to drive alone, and was found by the road. side, having been stricken by disease, from which she never recoved, though she lived many months; and now this third acci- dent to the daughter and son -in-law of the present Mrs. Austin. South Coventry, Conn.,, Dec. 39, 1890. . At special meeting of Wangumbaug Grange, No. 85, F. of H., Saturday even ing, Dec. 27th, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted:
 Whereas-The Divine Master ,inz his wise dispensation has seen fit to remove from ou. midst our worthy brother, Geo. H. Green, it therefore ,,...t...
 Resolved-That, while we deeply deplore his loss, we feel that he has gone to labor in better and broader field, and that our los is his gain. .r. Resolved-That we do deeply and tenderly sympathise with our bereaved sister, who came near losing her own life with her hus- band. And we most dev0utly implore the guidance and blessing of tho Divine Master upon her in this hour of her great afaiction and to the parents, brothers and sisters oi deceased we tender our deepest sympathy.
 Resolved-That onr hall be. dsaped iI mourning for period of 30 days, and that [ copy of these resolutions hs Pvhlzshed in the WiIlimantic Journal and the sOoyeatry Local Register. OHARLEs KarB,
 | w. s. Lnporr, CommASee.