The Press., 1895-05-23
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..,. COVENTRY.
 4. s. PARKRR, Local Editor and Business Man
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 Union meparial services. will be held at the Methodist church; Sunday: Rev. HI. Fl. Martin will preach the sermon. -t$= MT. and Mrs. H. F. Dimock came to their summer resfdedee last week for a short visit, and are=9xp xpected June 1st for Mrs. Bsnoni Irwin. has made arrange ments. to occupy the Miss Louisa Lord hoqseE the coming season, and with her fanilx will oome: to town the middle of June sSFSsssakks .: ..s. x -,.,@,, =. .
 -Seye Sof. the s schools in the south Parish in session: Friday; tho teachers attandad the convention atWil-. Eslimanttc. 4sg =, -: :% = --school;aaaigtriot 3, Mrs. A. s. Par ker, teaohetS s.to close, next Tuesday. ;Examinatfonsfhth the morning. <. I1-:7-M. H has; an engagement at F'st6rrs to commence Saturday, May 25th. Hast Friday G. NJ Marcy was taken to Mitddletown for treatment.
 r. Mary Lodisa, wife: of Sumner Payne, aged 68, lifelong resident of Coventry, died Sunday morning. She leaves besides herfhssband three sons, Walter E. Payne of Rockville, Fred F. of. Hartford, and Qtrin w.: .:of Coventry. She was daugh- ter of Henry Little, and has lived at the old homestead for many years. She was Eo one of 8 family of seven daughters and one son.. Burial, Tuesday, in the Nathan Hale Genietery. ,,. ,:.:.-
 .--FBed Payne of Hartford is suffering from a broken leg, occasioned by fall from, bicycle.
 Norman Dunham has an elevated tank at the rear of his house, to which water"is to be*brought; from 8 well near the lake by means of a windmill. North Coventry. [COTrespondence.) Nathan Hale post has invited Leon t-H. Austin of this place, now attending Amherst College, to deliver the memorial address decoratiOn' day. The invitation has been accepted, and the exercises after the decoration of the graves will be in the church. Music and other appropriate exercises will be enjoyed. Refreshments served in chapel. hall, and all are invited to contribute for the tables and also flow CTS for decorating.
 A very interesting stereopticOn exhi- bition was given in chapel hall recently by .4Mtessrs. J. Taylorfand A. F. Roswell of 4Willington. MT. Roswell formerly lived in Coventry and he has many friends hete: .}&2:': ;: ..4 'ht
 The frosts of last week did but little damage, except, perhaps, in low places. Vegetation was not far enough advanced to be injured.
 Chapel halfis receiving a fresh coat of, paint. MT. EsterbroOks is doing the work.
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 Henry Young, administrator, adver- tises tO@ sell at auction on Wednesday, 29th, the personal property belonging to the estate of Dea. B. G. Meacham, de- ceased, at his late residence in the Snipsic district. .: r. [Correspondence.)
  | The marriage of Emma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kurau, to Bert Loomis of Norwich, took place at the home of the bride; Monday, May 13. %'= E Mir. Mayrick, of the New England Homestead, Springfield, spent Sunday with his family, here, .,.sa.
 An entertainment will be given by the Junior Endeavor Society in the town hall Frfday evening for the benefit of tbea aoci- ety. Admission 10 cents.
 Charles Meachams is at home from Aslg Emlly Underwood and ter, F Miss Miriam Underwood, who have spent the winter away, have returned. 1 Riley Kurau is at home for a few days. s,, ...-..-, ........,-. 1 MrAand Mrs. ao*Grockeer" of Law renee, Mass, have been visiting at Loren l Newcomb's,, .,