The Press., 1895-07-18
COVENTRY.

COVENTRY. | A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man ager of Coventry Local Register.
 Copies of the Local Register for sale at thu post Ofhce, South Coventry. South Coventry.
 The Congregational ministers of Tol land county and their wives assembled al Clark's grove, South Coventry, yesterday I to discuss matters pertaining to the inter ests of the churches of Holland county.
 Mrs. Mary Preston Briggs and soI are at the Manning homestead.
 Mrs. H. F. Dimock is away for ter days.
 | Miss Grace Stanley attended the Y P. s. 0. E. convention in Boston. Miss Bessie A. Parker went to Man tic last week to stop with some members of her cousin, E. c. stanley's family, iron Highland Park. Herman Albro is in town. -Ladies' Association meets with Mrs Norman Stanley this (Thursday) after noon, if pleasant.
 Miss Ellen Lloyd, who has been i'll was able to attend to her customary du ties in Sunday school. On our home farm this present sea- n-strawberries and plums, none; cher ries, entrants, raspberries and pears, few peaches and apples, fair setting; grapes of many choice kinds, abundant; oats fine; rye, short straw but good berry corn, fine; garden vegetable, excellent and if all the potato fields yield as ours promise potatoes will be cheap this fall.
 The woodbine on E. F. Tracy's stone storage house promises to transform the building to an object of beauty.
 In the case tried before Justice Fur ner Saturday, Timothy Sullivan vs. Mich ael Sullivan, the case was decided in flaw or of plaintiff, defendant to pay damages and costs, $36.
 Mrs. Joseph Stewart was expected home yesterday.
 The farm of Nathan Potter is in fine condition, owing to the good judgement of the owner.
 Frank Aldrich has greatly improved his residence, barn, etc. He has recently purchased nice team. Contributed Locals.) -E. A. Tracy and family started Tues day for Maine, for months vacation. -Tracy's extract works started on full time Monday, the lower mill having shut down last week for water. Miss Edna Newell was chosen com mittee in Flanders district at the annua meeting.
 Wells Wilcox is helping his grand father Tifft secure his hay crop.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bugbee of Hart ford spent Sunday with Mrs. Bugbee'G parents, MT. and Mrs. Elijah Robertson. ASHFORD. An old acquaintance reappears in tht following paragraph sent to the Hartford Courant by 8 Westford correspondent c. F. Huntley is the owner of tract O land which contains many large lodges and he recently discovered that there were signs of gold there and began to investi gate with very encouraging results. 4 company is to be formed, MT. Huntley al ready having engaged an old miner, MT O'Neal, who thoroughly understands thu business. The mines have recently beer visited by expert miners and pronouncec to be equal to many in the mining dis tricts. There have been several assays all of which have been rich in gold. WestfOrd Correspondence.
 T. M. Lyon and John Chism hav' new moving machines.
 George Taylor, Bonnie Case and Ar thur Schofield each have bought bicy cle.
 T. M. Lyon is building a new barn Fred Lougee is the contractor.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Snow of Rock vile, and Miss Philena Agard of Union attended church here last Sunday.