The Press., 1893-10-19
COVENTRY. A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man

 A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man ager Of Coventry Local Register. South Coventry. Last Friday Arnold Warren made l forty barrels of cider. <, Mrs. Almira Tift recently entertained her son-in-law, Howard Brown, of Col. chester.
 observe that one successful farmer pas l lures COWS three miles from home, and af- ter dark and before daylight his milk wagons are on the road.
 Mrs. Emily Hutchinson is slowly i'm proving.
 If one wishes to see ssthe man him. self" in a picture just ask MT. Coombs to show his snap shot of MT. Uncles in the snow.
 Work on the houses of Mrs. Reynolds and Albert Potter has been suspended on account of the absence of MT. Watts. All kinds of well meated nuts ale abundant.
 October 1T, at the anniversary of the dedication of the chapel at Chaplin, H. P. Topliff presided, and Rev. B. F. Perkins delivered an address
 Friday Rev. B. G. Perkins is to speak before the c. E. convention at Williman- tic.
 Mrs. H. F. Dimock recently visited the worlds fair.
 HI. F. Dimock's farming is a bonanza to the laborers who are out of work on account of the stopping of the mills.
 Mrs. Aaron Wolfe, who was in Eng land with her husband at the time of his death, is now with her mother, Mrs. Hodgson.
 Frank &. Aldrich, formerly of Staf- ford Springs, recently entertained as guests Amos Dean and Silas F., Clark of Staf- ford Springs.
 From Willimantic correspondence of the Hartford Courant: JohE Wood of South Coventry, was arrested Saturday night for drunkenness. A horse which he was recklessly driving ran away and Wood was dumped out in front of Sheriff Pom eroy, and officers Hillhouse and Hastings, who were on their way to make the raid in South Coventry. MT. Wood pleaded guilty Sunday evening to intoxication and was $5 and osts......Norman B. Perkins of Mansfield, prosecuting agent under the liquor laws for Holland county, has been making an interesting, although not suc- cessful search for suspected violators of the liquor laws in the no-hcense town of Coventry. Complaints had repeatedly come to him of men and boys who were seen staggering through the streets of South Coventry on Sunday mornings by people on their way to church. Two places were suspected, the Bidwell Hotel, kept by John Payne, and the place kept by Jeremiah Young, who also owns 8 li- censed saloon in this city. In order to have the search secretly and properly con- ducted the warrants were put into the hands of Sheriff c. B. Pomeroy of this city, who is a deputy for Holland county. Pomeroy, in company with Captain Hill- house, Constable Hastings of this city and Prosecuting Agent Perkins, wentto South Coventry Saturday night. Young's place was first visited, but their search was un- successful. Mr. Perkins thinks the off, cers were little. early, as MT. Young had not returned from this city. The officers then went to the hotel. whore they were reeeivad with a chftlfag &6aion,,nra s,nA; iy,s formed that they had been expected. The premises, of course, were searched and nothing was found in the line of wet goods. In the meantime, Landlord Payne had brought out box of choice cigars, to which the searchers were treated