The Press., 1898-12-29
COVENTRY.
COvEMTRY. South Coventry. CThe Register is on sale at the post offace each

COvEMTRY.
 south Coventry. cThe Register is on sale at the post office each weekly
 Miss Bertha Bassrtt Is visiring in Han over.
 John vanasse of Baltic spent Christmas with Charles Carter.
 Miss Edith Coleman Is visiting at Mir. Miller's in Hartford. e. Mir. and Mrs. Phelps of Wailingford spent Christmas In town.
 Miss Fannie White Is at home frt m Windsor for short vacation.
 Ernest Noble spent Christmas with his brother, Wm. Noble, in Dayville.
 Mrs. Frank Hull returned last Thus day night from s trip to New York. A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hendershot on December l7. The grip seems to be prevalent. There are a number of cases about the town. Mrs. Nellie Bradbury of Lyme has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dewitt Kings bury.
 Arthur Woodwork of Noank has been spending few days at his home in this place.
 Miss Fannie Parker Is spending her Christmas vacation with her mother in Boston.
 Misses Lottie aud Rose Albertine spent Sunday with Misses Hattie and Alice Coombs.
 Robert Hines, Jr. of Manchester, N. H. is spending the holidays with his parents in this place.
 Miss Lucy Perkins went last Thursday to Brooklyn, N. Y., to spend the holidays with her mother.
 This evening after the services in the Congregational church the officers of the Sunday school for the insuing year will bt elected.
 l Contrary to their usual custom, the members of the Methodist Sunday schoo did not celebrate Christmas in any way this year.
 The members of the Epworth League elected officers as follows:
 President, Rev. c. A. Prudy; 1st vic, president, Miss Edna Newell; 2d vic' president, Mrs. Nathan Hodgson; 3d vic' president, Gertrude Colburn Secretary Chss. Senter.
 The c. E. officers elected for the nex six months are as follows:
 President, Olaf Frederickson; vics president, Ms. Frank Williams; Cor Secretary, Mrs. L. A. Kingsbury Rec Secretary, Miss Hattie Fisdale; Treas urer, Joseph Mcfarland; chairman look out committed, Miss Hattie Coombs chairman prayer meeting committee, Mis- Martha Burnap chairman social commit tee, Mrs. s. H. Barrett chairman temp rance committee, Mrs. H. F. Topliff Missionary committee, H. P. Topliff Sunday school committee, Mrs. D. Kings bury; Floral, Miss Sadie White; Music Mrs. Frank Williams. (From another correspondent)
 Schools in district No, 1, will re-opel Tuesday.
 Mrs. H. P. Topliff is one of the nor recent sufferers from the grip.
 Rev. Francis J. March will speak in tn Congregational church next Sunday.
 The postponed meeting of the W. c. I U. will be held at Mrs. Emma Kobb's to morrow afternoon.
 A supper for the Sunday school child ren was served in the Congregational yes try Monday evening. The Misses White, Miss Sarah Boyn ton and Fred Topliff, spent Christmas a their respective homes.
 Mrs. James Keynon has returned iron her home in Nashua, N. H., where sh was called by the illness of her mother. Shoveling places in long snow drift where teams might pass would save mucl trouble to those who are obliged to be ol the road.
 Miss Bessie w. Peterson came iron New Haven Thursday, to spend tn Christmas vacation with her parents al the Nathan Hale place.
 There were reunions of the children O Mrs. McChristie at the homes of he daughters, Mrs. John Isham and Mrs Frank Tracy during Christmas week.
 The grip has been very severe in dist ric No. ?, Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Sears, MT. an Mrs. E. l.. Hutchinson, Mrs. Wm. Potter Mrs. F. W. Edgerton, MT. Christia Machl and Mir. E. s. Hutchinson hay been quite i'll but all are recovering.
 A. s. PARKER.