The Press., 1898-03-17
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 south Coventry. cThe Register is on sale at the post ofice each week-)
 Hon. Charles Hunt was in town last Sunday.
 Mrs. Lydia Mason spent Sunday in Hartford.
 The Ladies' Association is to meet with Mrs. Lydia Mason this afternoon.
 Rev. and Mrs. Sydney H. Barrett gave . reception at the Congregational parson- age Wednesday evening.
 wm. Potter of South street has been making alterations ard repairs in and about his dwelling house.
 Miss Mettia Edgerton. had an attack of qulnsy early lAst week, and Miss Clovis Beebe was sick at home of the mumps. Both have recovered. .H ..a.#.- -#
 Ono hundred tickets were sold by the managers of the old folks concert, given at the A. 0. U. ". hall, last week We'd nesday, by the Baptist society of An dover. -.st...r. .s .-#....- s
 Mrs. Wm.5 H. Wallen went to Willi- mantle last week to care for her daugh- ter, Mrs. Medora Small, who was very i'll of diphtherIa. At last accounts Mrs. Small was improving. .f
 The tenth anniversary of the marriage of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Hutchinson was observed last Monday evening by supper, given by Mrs. Hutchinson, to relatives and intimate friends.
 Last week Friday morning Charles Clark, soldier of the 25th regiment, c. ", and member of the Nathan Hale post, G. A. R., was mustered out. Mir Clark was born in Bolton in April, 1887, mar ried Fidelia, only daughter of the late Dr. Jonas c. Maine, in 1860, enlisted in 1868, fought in but one battle, that of Irish was wounded in his head by bullet or fragment of shell, in his thigh by a bullet and his knee by a mimic ball, all of which were never extracted from his body, as the inflammation was so great after lying three days in the sugar house with his wounds unattended, it was impossible to locate them. AftHr remaining for months In the hospital he returned north, and for many years he has resided In thls place. His wife, brother Henry of Southold, L.. l., two sisters, Mrs. Emma Kolb and Mrs. Amelia Boynton survive him. Rev. Mir. Barrett conducted the services at the house Monday, and the remains were car ried to Groton, where they were inferred in the Star cemetery.
 These resolutions were received by the correspondent March 10th:
 South Coventry. Conn, March 6, ISoS. At a meeting of the church, held this day, the following resolutions, presented l by the church committee, were unani- mously adopted:
 Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God, in His all-wise Providence, to remove by death our beloved brother and physician, Deacon Henry s. Dean, who for nearly half a century has devoted himself unsel- fishly to us, ministering to the sick and suffering In our community, ever thought ful of the poor and needy, a steadfast friend and wise counselor, devoted christian and faithful church official, ever holding high the standard of right, purity and justice, by word and example, and Whereas, While we humbly submit to the will of our blessed Master, we sin- eerely mourn our great loss, feeling that "He doeth all things we'll" We hereby publicly express the same, and extend to Mir. Curtis Dean (his son) our apprecia- ton of what his father was to us, feeling Il that although he has passed on before "he yet speaketh," and will long live ir the'hearts and memory of this church and lpeople; therefore sses-s- ..t .-.
 Resolved, That the above preamble be placed on our church record. Q copy oi the same be presented to Mir. Curtis Dean. and furnished local paper fol I publication. as s.a.. .E.- ..- .. -s--s
 REV. SIDNEY HAIL BAERETF,0 | JAMES ,. MORGAN, '''s
 | H. Y. ToPLIFR, Church l A. KINGsBuRY. 'rf fCommittee. | N. c. WHITE,
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 From another correspondent-l
 <, Mrs. J. Kellogg of Norwich is visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Ross. r. The Ladies' Missionary association met at Mrs. Lydia Mason's yesterday after noon fst- f'-
 Rev. MT. Horton of Willimantic preach cd and served communion In the M. E church last Sunday.
 A surprise party was rendered MT. anC Mrs. Joseph Stewart at MT. and Mrs. L. B. Hicks' last Monday evening.
 The Grange meeting on Tuesday even- ing was well attended. The first anc second degrees were given to four candi dates. ....- | There is to be an entertainment in St Mary's church this Thursday. evening which Is to consist of drills, dialogue song, etc. "afr ~s .-.
 Rev. Mir. Barrett and wife gave a recep ton yesterday afternoon and evening tt the members of the Congregational churcl and their friends. -e-s.----. .-.-.-- .r-
 Out of-town parties have. been here in vestigatjne the Cenypn mill property anC also the cartridge shop. It would seen : quite like old times to see one or both O these institutions start up again. Fl - -
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