The Press., 1899-11-23

Miss Mabel Price has gone to Boston, where she has acct pted position for the winter.
 Mr. and Mrs., Geo. Boden of Wales. spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Wm. Green.
 Mrs. Geo. Tracy spent one day last week with her sister, Mrs. H. Jackson, in Stafford Springs.
 Wm. D. Ruby is shingling the house and barn on the Nichols place, and other wise improving the place. There was no preaching in the church at Moose Meadow last Sunday afternoon.
 on account of the stormy weather. ! Quite party of the Moose Meadow people enjoyed a straw ride in Wm. Whit
 timore's wagon last Friday evening. The
 M. B. church sociable at M. P. Fenton's
 was the objective point. COVENTRY. South Coventry. (The Register is on sale at the post office each | P. l.. Lathrop is serving on the jury of
 the United States circuit court at Hart
 ford.
 Mrs. Lydia Mason has gone to New
 York to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
 Mary Mason.
 | Rev. MT. Brown of Andover occupied
 the pulpit of the Congregational church
 last Sunday morning.
 | George N. Phillips returned home last
 Tuesday after spending few days with
 his cousin, Miss Harriet Maynard, in Bal
 tic.
 On next Wednesday evening occurs the
 chicken-pie supper and dance in A. o. U. w. hall, given by the Children of St. Mary
 of the Catholic church.
 Last Saturday evening quite number
 of neighbors and friends gave surprise
 party to Frank L. Aldrich, where a gen.
 eral good time was enjoyed by all.
 On Tuesday evening began series of lgroup meetings to be held four evenings
 of this week in the Methodist church. A minister from Baltic took charge on Tues day evening, and on Wednesday evening
 Rev. MT. Horton, with delegation, took lCnafS0, ana CllS evening tG0V. MT. CraDO
 of Gurleyville is expected. | Dwight LeDoyt, who is clerk for J. B.
 Carman, escaped what might have proved
 a very serious accident last Friday morn
 ing. While driving down the hill from Carman's store the whiffletree broke, causing the horse to run, and MT LeDoyt was thrown out at the foot of the hill, re- ceiving slight injuries about tho face and one knee.
 Last Saturday evening MT. and Mrs Nathan Hodgson entertained the mem be1s of Epworth League at their home One feature of the evening was the nam f ing of pictures of noted persons. Tht ) prize for guessing the greatest number , was awarded to Miss Gertrude Colburn ? and the consolation was given to Mrs 8 Sarah Woodwork.
 On Tuesday evening of this week thu J grange had very interesting meeting q Dr.. Mayo of Sto1rs college delivered |, lecture both interesting and instructive , taking for his subject "The unsoundnes of the horse." Additional remarks wer s made by Prof. Chamberlin of Storrs an, Wm: White of Andover. There wer 6 other visitors from Storrs and Andover. l. Last Tuesday afternoon Wm. Hartman - of this town met with quite serious ac a cident. He was returning to his hom It from Willimantic, and when about d quarter of a mile beyond the almshous t his horses became frightened at the blast f ing of rock, and ran, throwing him out 't and severely injuriDg his hip. MT. Harl 1t man was carried back to Willimantit n and the horses ran until they reache e Frank Potter's, where they were stopped l. Last Tuesday morning Patrick She ,, and Miss Sarah Daily were united If marriage at the Catholic church by Re, J. k. J. Carroll. The bride was attired l. suit of gray cloth trimmed with whit e satin and purple velvet, with hat 7. match. The bridesmaid, Miss Mary Cul E. ley, was also gowned in gray trlmme " with white, and gray and white hat. Tn best man was John Connor of WillimaE '- tic. The bridal couple went to the e- home in the lower village which they ha y all furnished and ready for OccuDancv