The Press., 1896-04-16

TOT our mOLn6E III SlGkn0SSs anu GO dlI WuC assisted at her funeral, we feel very grate' |! (Correspondence.)
 Dog licenses about this time.
 Mrs. Ida NJ. Bronson is home for a short visit. !.
 Letters uncalled for: Miss M. Tit comb, Jno. Coyle.
 See advertisement of the Darling place, to rent or to be sold. George Knight has new and hand some pair of Percheron horses.
 Frank Woodworth and family have moved to the Davis place, Hollow.
 -"Beware of the person who only laughs at some one's discontinue" |"
 HI. s. Knight of Whately, Mass. has bought the Mahoney house, Glass fac- tory.
 Pastor Brown is spending the week in Springfield with his friend, Rev. Dr. Philip Moxam.
 The pupils in the village hill school have made good progress during the last term-Miss Lizzie Barrett, teacher.
 Rev Fred Holden will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday at 3 o'clock p.sm. Sunday school after the service.
 The Coventry drum and fife band has been engaged for memorial day. The speaker for the day will be duly an- nOunced.
 J. J. Himmelar is fitting up three tenement house out of the building he purchased some time ago opposite the Misses Gibbs and Sturtevant.
 Miss Mary Miller, the long time South Willington teacher, has returned to her school in Brattleboro, Vt., where her services are highly appreciated.
 Miss Mowry who is boarding with Mrs. Taylor, Is one of the young women who recognize the fact that walking and health are among the natural demonstra- tions of cause and effect.
 The Post and W.R.C. hold their reg ular meetings Saturday evening of this week. There will be cake and coffee. Let every member be present, so that ar engagements for memorial day may be perfected.
 The schools in town that are on their third term are the: Hill, Henry Stark weather, teacher; Hollow, Nellie Mowry !; Moose Meadow, Angelier Dame Glass Factory, Mrs. Brownley; South Willing ton, Miss Andrews.
 The, literary society will close the course on Friday evening, Each mem- ber is expected to respond to the roll call by reading part or the whole of his favorite poem. Cake and coffee will be served, and there will be perhaps.
 The Hartford and Windsor relatives of the late Mrs. Louisa Preston Morrison had their tickets purchased at the Hart, ford R. R. station before ascertaining that the trains did not connect in Willi. mantle closely enough for them to reach here in time to be present at the funeral
 On Tuesday evening the 28th, at the Baptist church there will be g. free lecture on spraying" by one of the Storrs Agri cultural College professors. The grange reading course will be explained anC there will be singing by the choir of tho local grange. To this entertainment, al who are inter ested in making the mos of what is available, are cordially invited
 Mir. and Mrs. Adison D. DimocE have returned from Jewett City where they have been looking after the consid erable estate of Mrs. Dimock's father the late Joseph Brown. The land in thu borough has been surveyed and cut uI into building lots. The homestead ha! been in Mrs. Dimock's mothers famil. over a century. She has many interest ing relics-linen, crockery, silver anC bric-a-brac brought from the old home.
 Mrs. Eli Wood, whose distressing illness of typhoid pneumonia was men tioned last week, passed away Monda. morning. The family moved recent, from their farm on Wenburg Hill to tn mill house. in the Hollow. Mrs. WoOC has been a strong, energetic woman, ant is greatly missed by her husband, son ant daughter, and immediate circle of friend who had learned to depend upon her read help in all emergencies. She was siste of Mrs. Robert KnOwlton, of West Ash ford, who is recovering from 8 seriou illness.
 7 South Wilmington Correspondence. Harry McNally of Willimantio ha been visiting friends in town. -Adolph. Korper and Chas. c. Esse were called to Holland Wednesday to ac as jurors on the Aborn murder case. In last weeks correspondence should have been Arthur Raney and wifi Flora Denman Raney instead of Arthu l Raney and wife, and Miss Flora Denma '1 Raney. "
 The first ball game of the season wa , played last Saturday. It was quite a exciting game.
 Joseph Kingsbury and wife have bee
 in South Coventry during the late Hines : and death of MT. Kingsbury's father. :, J. w. Harrison has purchased :. "Butler' bicycle and has the agency fo } Holland county.
 70. E. Allen of Brattleboro, Vt., ha 7 received a letter in which was inclose , $1 sent from this office without the sig ' nature of the sender. Any one claiming 4 this will inquire at the post office. T CMoose Meadow correspondence.) ,1 The Ladies's Aid Society will mee 7 with Mrs. Frank Barrett next week Thurs
 day evening and hold social. All ar 11 cordially invited. >-.
 l Rev. o. G. Terry preached a very 1T g teresting sermon in church last Sunday The appointed time for preaching durin the coming year will be 3 p. m., and ever
 two weeks Rev. MT. Terry will condut the prayer meetings Sunday evening" f commencing at 7 o'clock. He will
 present next Sunday evening. . Herbert Bosworth and wife moved ' Chaffeeville this week, and are going
 housekeeping soon in one of o. s. Cha
 ee's houses.
 -Adorno Fisk has moved on to Georg | W,,lortf1c