The Press., 1895-12-05

DfAu0b B V16lCInB nl5 Sfan0pArenGS, NIT. and Mrs. Mathew Burdick.
 Mrs, Angie Dave will close her school next Friday. An. entertainment will be provided for the enjoyment of all those vIho will attend =. -.............. ,
 -4- Wallace, George and Ida Wilson spent Thanksgiving with their sister, Mrs. AnsOn Barlow, in Westford. =.
 Anna Dimock, who has been visiting her parents, has returned to New York.
 Nettie Juul is to commence work this weak in the family of RevsF.. H. Nor Etson at Stafford Springs. l COVENTRY. @ ':@>: @:.> {: A4R. PARKRR, Local Editor and Business Man. agerof Coventry Local Register. - Gpies Of the Local Register for sale at the, Epct once, South Coventry .g, z: 5<3s ssgse-s 5 1 @A <. South Coventry: / tS>~- ,i.'
 Mrs. Addison Ktngsbury is quite IIlSSs tho combined result of anxiety ion aeconnt3 of the serious illness of her, sister, tde> death of her father and a delicate eonetts tdefon. Y. s! x.; ;.s::@S4 sf$
 Miss A.KatheTIn Perkins from Snitl College, and Ernest Perkins from Ponss fret, wherephe is teaching at, the Congre4. gational parsonage, and Arthur Wood from an academy in Vermont, were at home Thanksgiving. .s
 Hast Sunday at the Y. P. s. 0. E.. Misses Hattie Albro and Julis<Wh hite gave interesting reports of the recent conven- tiOn at New Haven. -. A
 Mrs. Charles Rood died Thanksgiv- ing day, after a long ihness from con- sumption. Her funeral was attended Sun- day morning by Rev. H. H. Martin, burial inC Columbia. She leaves husband and two sons.
 Fred Cady is visiting his parents on ESoutA-st
 Austin BOyntOn's daughters were, at home Thanksgiving, the elder from her brothers home in Willimantic, the young CT from Branford, where sheis teacher in 3 graded school.
 7-Tuesday, election of officers Wan Igumbaag grange for 1896.
 l -Wadnesday, ladies' association meets .lWtth Mrs. Dell Kingsbury in the after noon. In the evening baked-bean supper given by Wangumbaug grange in A. o. U, ". hall.
 Friday, lecture by 8 lady, subject, IA Vital Question:" in the A. O. U. W. hall. Music under the direction of Mrs. Edith HOxie. W. c. T. U. entertain ment. Mise Kate Thlem came from Rock vile Friday and returned Saturday. Il -J. D. Ledbyt and Mrs, Lynda Marcy went to Middletown last week to see Geo.
 Marcy who was physically III, but at the last report is improving. >2-P.sH. Peterson was called, to Koch ester, N. Y., Saturday by the serious ill., ness of his father, nonogenarian. Several of our music lovers visited Hartford Monday to attend Paderewski's recital. @ ... l With the exception of grand daugh- ter, who is attending Nit. HOlyoke Col I lege, there was g complete reunion of the descendants Of the late Phflo F. Parker, at the home of the mother in Andover, on 1 Thanksgivine day, Four generations were present.
 | Carria eha spent last week with irelatives ln dals country, =s#. 7sSr,a. .aNTs '@~-- -,s
 N1orFespondence) Roy. Aureiian Post, of Milton, visit ed his sfather last week. =. II --Wm. l.. Benton and wife, of Willi- Inaantic, and Hubbard West and wife, of ! SOmers, were at Dea. A. l.. Benton's
 over Thanksgiving. Miss Edith Sumner gave very pleas
 ant party on Thanksgiving in honor of her guests, Misses Spore and Mirch, of
 Mt. Holyoke College, and Miss She'll, of /; Plymouth, N. H.
 8 Court convened Tuesday afternoon, t with Judge Robinson on the bench.
 Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Crocker, of Law t renee, Mass, were at Loren Newcomb's 8 last week. ..
 n Mrs. Lltchfleld, of Willimantic, was b in town one day last week.
 pr. E. O. Sumner and Mrs. Sumner, of Mansfield, have been visiting at Wm. l. Summers.
 Gen. >Chas. M. Joslyn and family. oi ), Hartford, spent Thanksgiving at Edmund
 Joslyn's. .-... . Rev. J. B. Ackley gave lecture or @ the ''Switzerlahd of America" at Wesley @ chapel on Tuesday evening, and repeated
 it for the benefit of the M. K. church 1T 8 thetown hall Wednesday evening. l. Miss Ida Ray Kibbe is spending this
 week in Ellington.
 Holland people were surprised tc > learn of the marriage of Radcliffe Hicks which occurred at Madison, Wis, Oct. 19
 The marriage of Miss Alice Chap n man, of this place, to Dr.. Charter, O y Rockville, took place last week Wednes q day. Mrs. Charter, is a very populal ' lyoung lady, and has host of friends whC 5. wish her much happiness.
 'f -Chas. Holman and wife, of Bridge 't port, were at Judge Holman's last week.
 The union Thanksgiving service il o the Methodist church Thursday mornini 1- was we'll attended. Rev. J. B.. Ackle, B. preached very interesting diseours 's from the text, 1T will make of thee r great nation," and contrasted the histor
 of the United States with that of Israel. V-s - Mrs. A. M. Hawkins has left. tow l. for the winter. FLORA.
 From another correapondent9 f. There was an unusual gathering O Thanksgiving day at the hemeOf Mr. an at Mrs. JIM. Metcalf, on Grants Hill. Tn
 descendants of Joseph B. sMetcalf, wh .S ,..zLs Laz 27