The Press., 1894-10-11
COVENTRY.
COVENTRY. l!H. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man aper of Coventry Local Repristar

ager of Coventry Local Register.
 Town officers elected: Clerk, James s. Morgan (South Coventry, r; select men, Eleazar B. Kingsbury, r., Andrew Kingsbury, r., Samuel l.. French, d; as- sessors, Marvin P. Colman, Perkins L.. Lathrop board of relief, Nathan C.. White, William P. Rose, William Brad bury.
 South Coventry.
 The Ladies Association met with Mrs. Julia w. Colman, Tuesday.
 -Pinafore-st. is street of pleasant views, and the styles of architecture vary.
 David McTaggart has been quite sick.
 -Wm. F. Judd has declined the office of school visitor, and the vacancy will be filled by the school board. Mrs. Louisa Sprague Hubbard will return to Detroit this week. Arnold Warren is making large quan- titles of cider. Tt is expected that the northeast side of Cross-st. will be improved. The autumn foliage is beautiful. The Marrow house is rented to Emil Landown.
 MT. Thompson occupies the New comb Dow house. Gas. Stanley, who has been in poor health for some time, was at church Sum- day.
 @ (Correspondence) At the Methodist church last Sunday two persons were baptized and became class members. .....The Sunday school ot the M. B. church is making preparations for harvest concert. 1.-The Epworth League is increasing in numbers, and some of the members were in attendance at the recent convention held at Willi. mantic.......G congregations greet the pastor, Rev. H. H. Martin, since his re. | turn from the White Mountains. A good. 1 ly number were present at the sacrament tai service last Sabbath...... The trustees of the church are proposing to make some needed Improvements on the church property this fall. North Coventry.
  to Henry Walker, who will continue to care for the towns poor, as Mrs. Walker done. Mrs. w. will for the present have her home with her sister, Mrs. Brownlee of South Willington. pr. Haven and family have been out | of town for few days. MANSFIELD. The marriage of Stella E., eldest daughter of M. M. Johnson of Mansfield Hollow, to Calvin R. Mills of East Doug. las, was celebrated at the home of the brides parents Wednesday afternoon, last week. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. B. Lemon of Hartford. The bride was attired in a gown of pearl white faille cut en train, with trimmings of pearl vel vet. She carried a bouquet of bride roses A reception followed the ceremony, al which Besse of Hartford catered. A large number of friends and relatives were pres ent, among them the brides grandmother ST years old. After a wedding trip MT and Mrs. Mills will reside in East Doug 1 las.
 GurleyviIIe. (Correspondence.) Mrs. Anna Hodson is dangerously il with pneumonia on both lungs. Dr. Marsl is the attending physician.
 -T. A. Royce has had a bad cough fol some time, and is now under the doctors care.
 1 -Rev.J. H. Baker, while visiting friends at Hope Valley, R. l., had the misfortune to break 8 cord in his ankle. He is nov getting along nicely with cane. l. Miss Julia Covel is home nursing { cut hand.
 l The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent So ciety met with Mrs. Edward Smith at thu conference room, Wednesday afternoon and evening, the 10th. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Philo Hanks spent Sun day at Holland with their son, o. G l Hanks.
 l Mrs. Eliza Clifford is visiting at Mis-. l Hannah Parker's. l Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Hanks have beel visiting friends in Windsor.