The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-04-27
COVENTRY.

COVENThXs
South Coventry,
fThe Register Is on sale at the post once each
Frank Mcfarland returned last Tues
day night from trip in the west.
Charles Holt has much improved the
looks of his house by adding clap-boards.
Clinton Bingham and Miss Mary Bing-
ham of Springfield were in town last Sum-
day.
J. r. Stanley Is the first person In town
to own chainless bicycle. The make is
the Barnes.
The Ladies Home missionary society of
the M. E. church meet this afternoon
with Mrs. VIM. Weaver.
Mrs. Ellen Rogers is going to move to
Noank in few weeks and DIR. D. l.. Ross
and family will occupy her house.
Miss Lucy M. Perkins went last Friday
to Willimantic to meet her brother from
New Jersey, and spend Sunday with him
in that place.
Miss Alice Stanley has gone to West
field, Mass, where she has accepted a
position as stenographer for company
who manufactures casket trimmings.
The A. O. U. W. give a social and
dance in their hall tomorrow evening to
which all are invited. Music will be
furnished by Garvey's orchestra Of Mans
field.
Mrs. Gay Of Vineland, N. j., spent Sun
day with her uncle, Dwight Clark of this
town. She came here from New York
where she had been visiting her daughter
in-law.
| Mrs. David Fraser and two sons left
yesterday morning for Boston to visit
Rev. David Fraser and wife, and from
there they will go to their new home in
Oriskany, N. Y.
| The Junior endeavor society are making
arrangements to hold their fair in the
vestry of the Congregational church next
Wednesday evening. Three-fourths Of the
proceeds are to go toward the church re-
pair fund. Ice-cream and cake will be on
sale for all who wish.
| Yesterday morning Miss Mary Horrigan
and George Crime were united in marriage
by Rev. Rev. r. Carroll at the Catholic
church The bride was dressedin steel
color cloth suit cut en- train and trimmed
with white satin and white lace. The
groom is employed in the machine shop
at South Windham.
James Leach father of Mis-. Nathan
Hodsgon and Mrs. David Tillinghast OF
this town, died last week Thursday at his
home in Plummer, Pa. Mrs. Hodgson
reached home before his death, but Mrs.
Tillinghast did not get there until the day
after. Besides the two daughters residing
In this town the diseased leaves wife,
four sons and one daughter. He has for
years been merchant, and was 70 years
Of age.
(From another correspondent
Clinton Bingham of Hartford spent Sum-
day in town.
Mrs. Lydia Mason is convalesing from
her recent illness.
The wife of Rev. o. N. Martin is suffer
ing from rheumatism.
| Inc framing OF the large Darn OF ii. r.
Dimock was begun last week.
Misses Carrie and Clovis Beebe recent
! ly spent few days with their father, G.
M. Beebe.
George Gardner has put in stock OF
groceries. He also goes among the farm.
ers to buy eggs.
Some of the patrons Of Andover cream
cry are becoming dissatisfied with the re-
turns received from cream.
One of the COWS belonging to Mrs
Stewart was slightly injured by the giving
way of the stable floor.
Carl Edgerton has engaged Mr.. Tucker
to run the meat cart formerly in charge
Of his brother, F. w. Edgerton.
One-hundred Baldwin apple trees hav'
been set on the farm of the late MartiI
Parker. One-hundred peach trees are to
be set this month ALSO plums and cherries
A missionary barrel is being packed IL
the vestry of the Congregational church
Mrs. Ellen Topliff, who has charge of the
packing, will receive articles to put there
in A. s. PARKER.