The Press., 1892-06-23
COVENTRY.

COVENTRY. . south Coventry. -ss A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Busipess Man
 ager Of Coventry Local Register
 The Union County, N. J., papers, under the head of t.t5oing Right Along" have the following item relating tp g aa- tive of this county, now residing an West fieid,. Union County, N. J. *
 "Unprecedented sales of real estatein WestReld., Upwards of $25,0O0 wUfth sold by one citizen in ninety days. Dr. Ripley has sold within the last thee months over $25, ,OO0 worth of real estate, all to be immediately improved. 1t is all on the south side of the Central Railroad, being on Cumberland Street, South Ave nue, Park Avenue and the Boulevard. Judge Ulrich, who has recently canvassed the state of New Jersey in an official sca- pacity, says: There is not in the Bntfe state of New Jersey anything, to surpass Ripley Hill as place of residence. Mr. John J. Coger and MT. 0. A. Smith are about to. build on the Boulevard 8 pair of elegant residences. Welch Bros, J. w. Cox, MT. Russell, of the Mail and Ex- press, are just completing residences on Park street, and Mir. H. Mitchell and others are about to build on Cumberland street. In. answer to the question, How is real estate in Westheld P Be are safe in saying fifty houses will be built on the property recently sold by Dr. Ripley in less than one year. Some of them will cost five or six thousand dollars apiece. If on average they cost half that the ina provemefts will amount to $a75 5,000
 The hay on the Rogers farm Is to be sold at auction Saturday.
 The family Of E. L. Hutchinson at tended the wedding of Grace Clark 0lm- sted and Charles Homer Fessler at East Hartford Wednesday. Y
 Martin Parker was reelected district committee at the annual meeting. for dis trict 3, last Saturday evening.
 t-The Tibbals house is being painted yellow, color it wore when it first knew the town.
 Hattie M. Wilson from East Green wich, Alice Stanley from Northfield, and Annie Barber from private school are at their respective homes. i.
 If there was one person in town as thoroughly interested in the teraperanee work sas in the daily support ss shsns svsssl family the sale of inEoxIcants might be stopped It Is time ,hnd . mind tore! move the wrong that will do the work. F. Third and fourth degrees are to be conferred at the grange next Monday eve- ming.
 -Children's day concert at the Meth. dist church next Sunday evening.
 HOLLAND.
 :,:. Correspondence, F. ss.:5s
 Mrs. Helen Hungerford of Hadlyme visited friends in town last week. .,.
 MT. Dwight Webster and Mrs. Ada Taylor were married Thursday afternoon by Rev. John: Thompson at the residence of the brides father, l.. Gardner Winter.
 Mrs. Colyer of New York is the guest of Mrs. Hicks and family. =s'
 Hon. L. H. Fuller of Putnam was in town oyer Sunday. ,s : ,.,.5,. E. :'.,.. l. Mrs. Hamilton K. Downing of Spring field is at Mrs. Hicks.
 = U. K. Ciough picked 100 quarts Of strawberries on Friday. They are un- usually large and nice this year, for the beds are new ''' @
 A very large number from this place attended the mencenent exercises of the Rockville high school in memorial hall on Friday evening. Miss Flora Daisy Whiton was one of the graduates.. : s -IIMrs. L. s. Fuller is out of town for feW !days: .. ..s %s J.: tsa s::sst I U. P. Root is visiting his son in New gonsion. -: =. s:u7 |<.
 Miss Maud Uhler Of Brooklyn, N. r., has come to spend the esummer in Holland.