The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-04-06
COVENTRY.

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Mrs. Frank Crane and son are visiting
at Lyman Coggswell's.
Chas. Rood, John Cnrley and William
Kelley spent Fast day in Norwich.
Miss Julia White went to Meriden last
week to visit Mrs. Edwin Bingham.
Rev. &. A. Purdy went last Tuesday to
Mass, to attend the annual conference.
Mrs. Charlotte Hodgon Is visiting her
son, Charles Hodgson, In Stafford Springs
Miss Fannie III. White returned to her
school duties In East Windsor last Satur-
day.
Henry Clark of Norwich was the guest
OF his uncle, Dwight Clark, last Satur-
day.
William Sweetman of Terryvi lie spent
Easter Sunday with his mother In this
place. i.
Miss Inez Wilcox of the Normal school
Is now spending few days with her
mother.
Miss Bessie White of Hartford is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kolt.
Mr.. Champlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver
of Willimantic were guests Of Miss Addie
Hyde last Saturday.
Miss Grace Stanley Is at home, The
school in Danielson, of which she ia
teacher, closed last Friday for two weeks.
The Easter concert in the Methodist
church last Sunday morning was we'll at
tended. The children all did their parts
well and are deserving of praise.
Henry Albro remains in about the same
condition, and Is as cheerful and content
ed as ever. These two features have
characterized his whole sickness.
Last evening there was social and en-.
tertainment in the vestry of the Congre.
gational church. The entertainment con.
sisted of a dialogue, readings, living
pictures and music.
Charles H. CLARK and Mrs. Caroline f
Clark, formerly Miss Halcomb, both o.
North Coventry, were married at the
congregational parsonage last Monday
afternoon by Rev. S. H. Barrett.
Addison Kingsbury and Arthur Kings
bury returned home last Friday afternoon
from their three-weeks' stay In Ashville
sc. MIR. Kingsbury says that the weather
there was very disagreeable and that tn
north is good enough place for him t.
live in.
Coventry lodge, No. Is, A. o. U. w.
held it's three hundredth regular meeting
last Monday evening and initiated thre
candidates and received one application
II the candidate is received, there will b.
a total membership of one hundred ant
three. After the meeting the member
enjoyed a social time and had refresh
ments.
At the meeting Of the grange last Tues
day evening two young ladies were givel
the first and second degrees. The pro
gram, which was given afterward, wa
very interesting and consisted of dia
logue, readings, singing, music and quo
tations from popular authors. just a.
present the grange seems In a very flour
ishing condition. The members are t.
, give chicken-pie supper next week O.
Saturday evening, to which a cordia
!, welcome will be given to an.~
From another correspondent.)
Mrs. Lydia Mason is recovering fror
her recent indisposition.
Ernest Perkins of East Walpole, Macs.
visited in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Keynon has gone to her HON
In Nassau, N. H., for visit of som
weeks.
Miss Grace Stanley, principal of
school in Danielson, Is home for a two
weeks vacation.
Addison Kingsbury has returned fro
, several weeks In the south much in
= Iproved In health.
Miss Bessie A. Parker returns Satu
!, day to her school In Torrington, havir
;, had a vacation of one week.
i Mrs. Agness Wood attended churc
= Sunday, after several weeks, >confinemel
}, at home an account of a broken ankle.
- Mrs. Fisdale's eldest daughter, Florenc
4 who for several years has lived In Middl
i. town, was married four weeks since, al
= resides in Hartford.
:, School in the Nathan Hale district r
,, opens Monday. Two families, togethe
having eight children between the ag
% of four and sixteen, removed from t
d district last week Thursday, Mr.. KEN
!. son going to Flanders and Mr.. Lincoln
the east district A. s. PARKER.