The Press., 1895-06-27
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A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man
 ager of Coventry Local Register. Copies Of the Local Register for sale at the post office, South Coventry.

A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man-
 ager of Coventry Local Register.
 Copies Of the Local Register for sale at the post office, South Coventry.
 South Coventry.
 We were somewhat surprised at the "thousand varieties" of roses credited to Mrs. Jas. Morgan in last weeks Register. The facts are that Mrs. Morgan has many choice roses and delights in sharing them with other flower-lovers, and has this present season given away many more than a thousand beautiful roses.
 Misses Mary and Fannie White at tend the commencement at Trinity this week. Ed Yeomans of Andover, the val edictorian, is their cousin.
 Misses A. K. Perkins from Smith college and Alice Stanley from Northield, Mass, are at their respective homes.
 Mrs. Benoni Irwin is at the Lord man. sion. Miss Alice cChristie's school closed Tuesday, and she was expected home yes- terday. ...
 Mrs. Agnes Avery has been visiting friends in New London.
 W. c. T. U. meets with Mrs. Cogs- we'll tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Betsey Judd, who had lupus removed from her face by Dr. Howe oi Hartford, assisted by pr. Dean, two weeks since, is doing we'll. t Ava, the second child of Henry and Betsey Jacobs, died in Bridgeport Tues day of last week, after an illness of sew enteen weeks, and was buried in Nathan Hale cemetery Friday. Ava was the last of family of five children, the" others having died in infancy. H'
 Miss Julia White was one of the l judges at the prize reading at Williman- 1 tic.
 Claude B. Hawkins impersonated the characters in his selection, ,"The European Guide," perfectly. His reading was that of the true interpreter.
 Ferdinand Williams has sold out his interest in the store here to his brother Frank E. Williams, and has removed tc Terryville, where he has purchased a
 
 A large goose, shot by Henry Wash. burn, and mounted by taxidermist, is in Geo. L. Phillips show window.
 Contributed Locals.)
 As Charles Hendershot was passing the house of MT. Hartman on Parker-st on Sunday, the dog flew at him, tearing his clothes, but luckily not biting him Such dogs should be chained.
 Mrs. Chamberlin, who is living with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Lathrop, k very sick, with little hopes of recovery.
 Mrs. Patrick Branagan is very sick
 John Curly has entered Williams store as clerk, MT. Ledoyt his former clerk, going to work for Sam Hall.
 Mir. Tripp, principal of high school also his sister, Miss Tripp, have closed their term here and gone to their home It is hoped that they will return, as they will be missed.
 James Swan was the recipient of $25 given by sympathizing friends. He feelf very grateful for the gift in his hour O need and trouble.
 Andrew Kingsbury has recently pur chased the Kemp place on Pinafore-st.
 -Wm. Ledoyt, with family, removed to Woonsocket last week, where he ii peddling tea for the Union Tea Go. O Willimantic
 Several have commenced having il this vicinity.
 All report 8 fine time at the concer at Congregational church Tuesday even ] ing.
 Arthur Cargell will soon remove hi family to Oxford, Mass, where he has position with an uncle in a woolen mill.