The Press., 1892-08-11
COVENTRY.

COVENTRY.
 South Coventry. A. 8. PARKER Local Editor and Business Man.
 ager of Coventry Local Register.
 John D. Wilson came home sick from camp-meeting Saturday, and is under the doctors care.
 Mrs. R. B. Wilson and daughter went to Somersville yesterday to visit friends.
 Mrs. H. F. Dimock is at Bar Harbor.
 Mrs. J. V. B. Prince is entertaining relatives from abroad, her husbands mother, sister and children being among the number.
 A pleasant day and smooth lake in the afternoon added greatly to the enjoy ment of those who attended the Sunday school picnic Saturday.
 Walter Boynton left town Monday, having spent some days with friends here. HI. P Topliff is to continue teaching the school in the east district.
 Henry Nobles has had 8 small ell built to his new house.
 Who will be the first selectman? Is 8 question even now of interest to all tenn perance people.
 -Lottie Hutchinson is gaining raidly. -Chas. Kolb has two thrifty cotton plants.
 Frank Young spent Sunday in town. Peaches are ripening.
 Some of the P's. of H. of this place oro o% tho RaJd rooo%ino o+ T IT uolo,c to-day.
 -Colman Bro.'s are repairing the "West Hatch" recently purchased of the heirs, and will remove there this fall.
 The Brigham bridge is to be rebuilt . MONsON.
 .f (Correspondence.) Mir. and Mrs. Frank EntwhistIe, of Spencer, are spending few days with Mrs. Entwhistle's parents, MT. and Mrs. Simon Taylor. ...
 Miss Margaret O'Brien, of Marlboro, is the guest of Miss Josy Doyle.
 Warren Stebbins died at his home on East Hill, last Friday night, of heart dis ease. He leaves 8 wife, three sons and two daughters.
 Seventeen people from Monson at tended the Willimantic camp-meeting last Thursday.
 Mrs. l.. Miller and daughter, Dora, of Cleveland, O., are the guests of Mrs. Miller's sister, Mrs. M. J. Bradway.
 Rev. w. H. Marble is taking a two weeks vacation.
 The ball game played on Sullivan's ground last Saturday between the Thorn dikes and Monsons was won by the lat ter, the score being M to 6.
 Miss M. Gavin has new safety bi- cycle.
 No. school house is looking bright with new coat of paint.
 Fred J. Flynt has returned from his vacation at Watch Hill and Block Island. -C. A. Bradway took flying trip to Hartford last Friday.
 One of the prominent citizens of the town, wishing to be on the safe side, has removed the hitching- post in front of his residence and put in a new one.
 The ladies' benevolent society of the M. E. church held their monthly sociable in the church vestry last night, consisting of supper and entertainment.
 As Lewis Royce was driving through Main-st. last Saturday one of the names dropped, and the horse, becoming fright ened, ran, and threw MT. Royce out, but without any serious injuries.
 -E. H. Brown is confined to his home with cholera morbus. The Monson band will hold picnic at Flynt's Park Saturday, and because of its being held there, the lockouts at the quarry will not play ball.
 Mrs. Abigail Wright has moved into Mrs. Parker's house on Main-st. Master Edward Parker, of Spring. field, is visiting friedds in town.
 A meteor passed over the town last Tuesday evening.
 The storm of last Tuesday evening did good deal of damage In blowing down valuable trees.
 -G. L. Keeney has sold another wheel the Majestic, to Frank Entwhistle, o Spencer.
 The carpenters have begun work o1 Carlos Gage's house on the lot purchased of G. W. Harrington.
 The parsonage of the Universalis church has been frightened up with { new coat of paint.
 70. B. Potter, a clerk in Gage's store is taking two weeks vacation.
 Miss Mary H. Pease, of Ashland, il visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. J. Bradway.
 -High-bush black berries are beginning to get ripe. .s-
 Miller Reynolds have begun worl in their shop, as there are few sewing girls at work there. | Congress gave $2 ,5OO, ,000 to the world fair with string attached. It cannot b. drawn from the treasury until satisfactor. evidence is presented that $1O,OOO ,00' otherwise raised has been collected ant disbursed, and guarantee is given tha provision will be made for additiona sums needed for the buildings, grounds, ,etc
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