The Press., 1894-02-15
COVENTRY.
A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man. ager of Coventry Local Register.
 South Coventry.

man Catholic diocese Of Hartford, trans fers Rev. John Fitzmaurice from Soutl Coventry to Dayville, and Rev. William H. Gibbons from New Britain to Soutl Coventry. The Hartford Times says The parish in South Coventry is com posed of French and Irish Catholics Father Gibbons speaks French fluently and on this-account is we'll fitted to min ister to the spiritual wants of French Catholics.
 Mrs. R. B. Wilson is spending some time with friends here. Miss Hattie spent Sunday in town.
 Two scholars present at the opening of Tuesdays session in Dist. 3.
 Since the snow of two weeks tht passing of teams at Queen Corner hal been impossible. Sunday night some person unknown was upset there by driv ing upon snow bank.
 The juvenile s. c. E. numbers nearl! forty individuals, of whom thirty-one art active and two associate members. Rev. B. F. Perkins discourse Sunday was on the Bible lesson, and the geogra phy of the country, and the cuniform let ters, by means of which so much of an cient history has been preserved, were il lustrated by drawings.
 The silk mill of Mrs. Bottom and the wool-extract plant of E. A. Tracy started on full time Monday.
 The cartridge shop has again com. menced operation. -...--.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. gave social and supper last evening.
 North Coventry.
 (Correspondence.)
 Ernest Hall, of Huntsinger's Busi. ness College, is home on vacation, and to give "quit claim" to the 
 Louis Turner, student at the Rock vile high school, spent Saturday and Sunday last at home.
 Walter Abby is quite sick with com plications. Drs. Haven and Dean recent ly consulted upon the case.
 Mrs. Allison Stone and son are visit ing at s. T. Miller's, Holyoke, Mass.
 Perkins Lathrop has been spending a few days in Boston, Mass.
 Miss F. E. Usher, teacher in the northeast district, was recently detained at home for ten days on account of the illness of her mother.
 Ralph Dresser has sold his farm to a party from Springfield. MT. D. will oc- cupy his wife's old home, known as the John French place.
 Mrs. G. I. Favor and daughter, Flor ence, lately spent two days at the home stead
 One day last week the little dog "play-fellow property"-of Miss Susie Corfey, daughter of the postmistress, wounded his little maiden friend, planting his teeth in her flesh in moment of too frisky exuberance-afterwa sought for. giveness, crouching and whining at the feet of his young mistress. MA B.
 MANSFIELD.
 Storrs. ,. (Correspondence.)
 Miss Low Rosebrooks entertained, very pleasantly, @ number of her school friends on Thursday evening.
 Rev. MT. Smith, of Spring Hill, filled the pulpit. at Storrs very aeceptably on Sunday last.
 -Lottie Hutchinson of South Coven- try, who has been absent from school for three weeks, returned Monday.
 Prof. Davis is so far recovered from the accident which he had last week that he is again able to attend to his classes.
 The concert given under the direc- tion of Prof. Woodbury last Friday eve ming was enjoyed by all who were able to attend. He was assisted by Miss Anne Freeman. of Willimantic, and Miss Clark of Ashford.
 The lecturer of the grange will soon issue printed program, giving plan of the work of the grange for the coming 
 Prof. Peebles is to lecture at Coven- try tonight The subject of his lecture, which is to bedelivered before the grange, is "The Chemistry of Plants"
 The ladies belonging to the mission ary society feel that their "silence meet ing" was very successful. Twelve ladies were present during the afternoon, and not one spoke a word. Each one received as compensation for quietness thirty five cents, to be devoted to missionary work. They now propose to hold an ex- perience meeting, relating the result o1 the events of the last meeting.
 The second rhetorical of the term will be given Friday evening. s
 WALES.
 (Correspondence.)
 Rev. H. P. Smith has been out o1 town for the past two weeks.
 Miss Ada Rice returned home last Saturday from two weeks visit in New Haven.
 W. I. Whitlock has been sick with the grip the past week.
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