The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-08-17
COVENTRY.

weekly
Miss Mabel Green spent Sunday with
relatives in Rockville.
Mrs. Mary Mason of New York is WIS.,
iting at Mrs. Lydia Mason's.
Misses Mary and Bessie Breen are
spending the week in Waterbury.
Mrs. j Estelle Crawford Of Norwich Is
visiting at Mrs. VIM. G. Latimer's.
Miss Annie O'Brien left last Thursday
to visit friends in Montville and Stoning-
ton
Miss Martha McTaggart, former res
ident in this place, is visiting friends In
town.
Mrs. Mary Parker and daughter, Lila,
of Springfield, are spending a few weeks
in town.
Miss Bessie Colman expects to spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington
in Winter Haven, Florida.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Methodist church met with Mrs. VIM
Weaver yesterday afternoon.
D. Ii. Clark and Miss Addie Hyde re-
turned home last Friday from weeks
stay with Mr.. Brown at Mantle.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Congregational church meet with Mrs
N. G. White next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Inez Wilcox of this town goes
next month to Middletown, where she has
position as teacher in a graded schoo
in that city.
Miss Maud Afford of Willimantic has
been engaged to teach the school where
Mrs. Almira Parker has taught for {
number of years.
Miss Malinda Clark, who has b Ell
spending week with Miss Mary Curley
returned to her home in Hudson, Mass.
last Tuesday morning.
Rev. R. J. Carroll went last week t.
Bridgeport and attended the funerals Of {
number of the victims of the horrible
trolley accident. He was personally &C
quainted with most of those who me
death at that time.
Mrs. Sessions, sister of the late DIR. II
S. Dean, and who for some time prior tt
his death made her home with him, dice
in Boston last Tuesday. She was abou
rs years of age. Lawyer Curtis Dean o
this place attended the funeral.
The following are the officers of tn
South Coventry Water Supply company
President, James S. Morgan; seer etar.
and treasurer, Curtis Dean directors. J
S. Morgan, J. B. Carman, Curtis Dean
w. L. Higgins and E. A. Tracy. Worl
was begun Monday near the Bradbur.
store, and it is expected the system will
be in operation before cold weather
The articles of association will be foun'
in another column.
(From another correspondent
Mrs. Mary Mason is visiting Mrs. Lydi
Mason.
There are indications of potato rot il
some fields.
Miss Martha McTaggart of Worceste
is at Mrs. Edith Hoxie's.
| Miss Julia White is re-engaged to teacl
school in Andover, Miss Fannie Whit
goes to Sterling.
Apples are not abundant either in thi
section or through Massachusetts, Yer
mont and lower Canada, all apple regions
Rev. III. r. Hoisington and daughter O
North Coventry, Miss Mary L. White AM
Lottie Hutchinson visited at the Martin
box Thursday.
A number of people went to Storr
Thursday, to the Sunday school conven
ton held there, but owing to the rail
some returned home before the exercise
commenced.
The two eldest sons of Prof. G. s
Phelps of StoIrs are at the Martini box
Prof. and Mrs. Phelps are taking carri
age drive to Winsted, Simsbury, TorIing
ton and Waterbury.
Misses Fannie Parker, Lizzie Arm
strong, Alice Coomhs and Clayton Roo
are among those from this place VIII
passed the examination to enter the higl
school at Willimantic. Miss Armstron,
passed last year but her parents though
her too young to enter the school.