The Press., 1896-03-19
sontln Cove,ntrr.

COV0mGEYs ! A. s. P4KKER. Local Editor and Business Man. #ager Of Coventry Local Register. Copies Of the Local Register TOT sale at the post pf1ce. .SOuth Coventry. f Loeal Notices 3 cents line.l
 !, ,-++ ' Martini Parker has nice spring pigs I for salH < -FOnnd, last week, near South street school house, & fur boa. Inquire at school house. ""
 - Martin Parker is local agent for Mapes' fertilizers.
 Mrs. Buckley and her son, of Nor wich, have been visiting Mrs. Emma Durham
 The Ladies' Association met with Mrs. Fannie Tracy yesterday, "A class of eleven was instructed Tdesday evening in 1ss and 2d degrees. The largest class ever initiated in Wan gumbaug Grange,
 ,.3 z --SchoOl4 in Flanders district closed Plast week. r Winter term of school in district 3 is ttoFc close next week.
 I'@ Mics Bessie A. Parker of Mt. Hol- Eyoke college, will be at home Tuesday fevening.
 The Gatchells gave musical enter tainnsnt at the A. o. U. W. hall last evening.
 E Curtis ,:.the. blacksmith, has moved into SGmu Led0yt's house. k On Saturday evening as Leroy Perkins was driving along Wall street near Burt HalnmOns' he collided with the team of Ia wbeea fIOm Mr. Perkins' carriage. No one was huft,} \ V F. 2 The Rev. H. H. Martin will preach his farewell sermon, March 20th. AL though the chnrcl1s board voted to recall him hddeclines to stay. Mir. Martin will leave Aehind host of true friends - >s
 MT. Heorge Bates, the new presiding elder, was in Coventry the 18th and at tended the last quarterly conference of the year at the M. E. church.
 The election of officers of the Ep- worth League took place at the M. E. church last Monday evening. I.ii -Mr. Carr. of Parker street, is ex- pectipg to &retnove to Pittsfeld, Mass, to live with his daughter. Mir. Fuller, who has leased the old Hotel, is about to put in pool table. I'''4 ELLINGTON.
 Crystal Lake COrrespOndence.) Preaching at tho Methodist church at il a. m. next Sunday if pleasant. Come and cheer us. a4EThe father of Mrs. Louisa Richard son; Mir. Williams, died in Meriden 8 Fshoft time ago. ss; <s,>- lf One of the best schools taught in this vicinity the past winter was that in 1.-The Lord district" Myron H, ,Dimock, teacher. te% It closed last Friday. Mir. EEDimock has excellent order and every scholar is bound to learn. Of the scholars sth6 three children of Angelo AbOrn, Morton, Elmira and Florence, were neither absent nor tardy during the term.
 1.-The wife of John F. Dietz, Mrs. Thetesia4W:: |Dietz, died on the 11th inst. [, and was buried in the Ellington Street cemetery on Sunday. Funeral services I4sy the resident pastor. Mrs. Dietz was l(BOrn, in Germany, but had lived here many years. Her age was 69. By her death Her husband is left entirely alone. ggA Mrs. Mary Dimock, who died in West Stafford last Friday; where she had resided a number of years, was the widow of Abner Dimock. She was one of the mostiipauenthai and devoted members of the Methodist church in this place. Dur ing the last year or two of her church at- tends9nea sRe was with .Gls4 at Crystal Iak Ms. DitnoclE was asnabla, zGllEia- tian woman, steadfasS ss1d tltdf, botaI 2 aosUe Wefq e aeo Seishd TSi Sesr aSd I heed I and, although in advanced years, she enjoyed the Sabbath school, being true bible studeAt.c%.$: -2' -