The Press., 1895-07-11
COVENTRY.


 COVENTRY. 4. 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.
 -Wangumbaug Grange, s5, occupied the A. o. U. W. hall for the first time Tuesday evening, July 2d. The grange now meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
 The clematis Jackmanii on E. F. Ttacy's dwelling Is royalty beautiful.
 Arthur Klngsbury, Wm. Tucker, Chas. Parker and Edna Nobles recently visited in town.
 -E. F. Hutchinson has a case before Justice Turner, Saturday.
 About one hundred persons partici- pated in the picnic prepared for the pupils and others connected with the Congrega- tional vestry July 4th.
 Miss Sarah Boynton is attending the summer school at Norwich.
 pr. and Mrs. Higgins, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Kingsbury, Mrs. Lizzie Kingsbury, Mrs. Agnes Avery, Misses Addie Perkins and Grace Stanley are among those re- ported as attending the national cOnven- tion of the Y. P. s. c. E. at Boston this week.
 Grange meeting in the A. o. U. w. hall next Tuesday evening. Lecturers hour, Harvest Tlme-Its Labors," ," P. H. Peterson; "Harvest Time-Its Pleas ures," M. P. Colman; Harvest Time Its Rewards, ," Mrs. Julia Colman; "Com- mon Schools-What can be done to Im- prove them ?" D. W. Kingsbury; "Is a common school education sufficient for the laboring man ?" H.F. Parker; "Trials and Rewards of Teachers Life," Martin Parker.
 Officers of the Y. P. s. c. E.: Pres ident, F. B. Perkins; vice-president, Lucy Perkins; recording secretary, Mrs. Mrs. Agnes Avery; corresponding secre- tary, Julia White; assistant do., Rev. B. F. Perkins. Committees-Lookout Grace Stanley, Ella Lloyd, Emelie Schortman, Bessie Peterson, Mrs Lizzie Kingsbury prayer meeting, F. E. Perkins, Mrs. Agnes Avery, Martha Burnap, Julia White, Sa- rah I. Boynton; social, Dewitt Kings bury, L. A. Kingsbury, Hettie Tisdale, Fannie White, Mrs. Agnes Avery; mis- sfonary, Mrs. Ellen Topliff, Lucy Per- kins, Martha Burnap; temperance, DIV. Kingsbury, Frank Stanley, Lucian Park CT, c. A. Perkins, Arthur Topliff; floral, Mrs. Brewer, Ella Lloyd, Mrs. Lizzie Kingsbury; music, Mrs. Dell Kingsbury Mrs. Mary Williams, Bessie Peterson organists. Addie Perkins, A. Katherine Perkins, Bessie Peterson, Ella Boynton, Mrs. Dell Kingsbury, Mrs. Mary Will Hams.
 (Contr1buted.)
 Charlie Rood is out again, after being confined to the house with rheumatism. Mrs. Rood is quite sick.
 Ed Smiths little boy broke his arm recently while at play.
 John Curley, clerk for Williams, commenced running his old route on South-st., last week Tuesday. MT. Will. Hams uaS never run d Lodu GAlS way O0- fore.
 George Robinson recently lost val uable horse with collie.
 -Wm. Potter, South-st., has returned from a pleasant visit with friends ir Greenwich, R. I.
 Thank Bentley started last week Mon day for Maine, where he will learn the dyer's trade, accompanying his cousin Mrs. Mary Long.
 -Joark Reynolds, former clerk fol Williams Bros., has lost his only child by death.
 Mir. Wood has nearly finished tht stone-work on Tracy's new building, anc it is about ready for the carpenters. San Hall does this part.