The Press., 1894-06-28
COVENTRY.

COVENTRY.
 South Coventry. AS. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man.
 ager of Coventry Local Register
 The rose hedge at H. F. Dimock's is very beautiful.
 -Chas. Kolb, school committee in Dist 1. It was voted to paint the school house.
 Martin Parker, committee Dist. 9. Daisy Ledoyt, Arthur J. Squares, Geo. Hutchinson and Ella Thiem were present at every session of school from their first days attendance.
 Mrs. B. F. Perkins has been visiting friends. Miss Katherine Perkins is now at home.
 The subject of the prize essays at Storrs was "What Scientific Education Should do for 8 Practical Farmer"
 Misses Grace and Alice Stanley are at home. They have been in school at Northfield, Mass, the past year.
 Grocery teams are numerous. The latest Is that of Jas. Laurinson, which runst twice week on the Bunker Hill Toad. For some years MT. l.. has been merchant and postmaster at Hop River but, having purchased small farm, he continues the grocery business.
 A new building is being built in H, F. Dimock's home pasture.
 -Dahlias in blossom at the Martin-boS June 18th, result of setting them out or the shady side of the flower garden.
 Henry Macht, Sen., is seriously i'll oi a throat trouble. The library at the Congregational church is being arranged preparatory to being re-catalogued. The c. A. R. post of this place was entertained at Post Commander c. M Beebe's, Saturday. About forty persons partook of the dinner, at which twenty. nine quarts of strawberries were served. See advertisement-''au auction sale ot grass"
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 The children's concert last Sunday al the Congregational church was we'll at. tended and very interesting. Many thanks are due the friends who so artistically and beautifully trimmed the church with flowers to please the little folks, who ir return did their part well, and we may hope that the truths thus fixed in theil memories may do them good all the days of their life.
 Several friends attended the gradua tion exercises at Stafford Springs and at Brimfield, Mass. ..-
 Mir. and Mrs. s. B. Tifft, with Mrs Miner Miller, of South Birmingham, at tended church with us last Sabbath. Two young men from Brookfield Masss~ started at one hot morning or their wheels and ate breakfast with theil grandmother, Mrs. D. Scranton, at 6.3O returning to Brookfield in the evening
 ASHFORD.
 Westford Correspondence.
 J. R. Chapman is at his fathers tc oPClIu
 Henry Barlow visited his brother Darius, in Sturbridge, last week, and also called on E. c. Coleman, formerly from Ashford.
 Our new minister, Rev. George 0 Chappell, has issued a neat leafet an nouncing eight special sermons, beginning July 1st, as follows: 1st, Take Heed 2d, Paul's Prayer; sd, Three Disciples 4th, Jesus Himself; 5th, Not Now; 9th The Gospel; 7th, Christ's Mission sth Three Ways to God. All are cordial. invited to attend these services, as the. l will be very interesting and entertaining sOMERS. | As l.. w. Russell was driving witl his family Sunday his horse was fright ened by bicycle and became unmanage ble, upsetting the carriage, throwing ou Mrs. Russell and dislocating her shoulder The horse cleared himself, but the cal riage, new surrey, was badly damaged
 Last Saturday Daniel Field and Vii liam Meachan were tried for drawin seine for trout. They were acquitted.
 Mt. Vernon Council, U. A. M., wi elect it's officers for the next term Frida evening.
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