The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1901-10-31
COVENTRY.
South Coventry.

Miss Margaret Clark spent Sunday In
Buffalo.
DIR. Harry Higgins of Norwich was in
town Tuesday.
Geo. L. Rosebrooks, Jr., has been
spending week in Midway, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wood from Moosup
Visited in town Friday and Saturday.
George Avery and lady friend were at
at his home on South-st. over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Tisdale, Miss Rose Albetin
and Samuel Tisdale spent Sunday in
Hartford.
| Mrs. Michael Sheridan and children
from Milwaukee, Wis.,, are visiting rela.
tives here.
| Mrs. Amy Perkins spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Geo. L. Dewey, Cliff
street, Norwich.
| A union caucus Is to be held in the Sc
lectmen's Office Saturday at 2 p. M. tc
nominate constitutional delegates.
Mr.. Doolittle of the Willimantic Y. M
G. A. gave an address at o'clock Sun
day evening at the Congregational church
Miss Blanche Collins is suffering witt
q bone felon on her thumb, and was
obliged to have an operation on it Tues
day.
Elder L. b. Giles will speak In the A
o. U. W. hall in South Coventry on Sat
urday evening at 7.3O. All are cordially
invited.
There was meeting Of the N. E. o. P
on Monday evening. Grand Warder
Chaplin of New Haven was present ant
gave talk.
Michael O'Brlen has secured position
In South Norwalk, and will soon remove
there. Another family which will b.
much missed.
| Mrs. Lyman Cogswell and Mrs. Ell.
LOOMS have been visiting in Hartford
and also attended the annual Grant re
union at Windsor.
There was a union meeting of thu
Senior and Junior Endeavor societies OF
Sunday evening at o'clock, which proved
q very pleasant occasion.
| VIM. Wood and family are soon to re-
move to South Norwalk, where Mr.. Woo
has secured position as superintendent
in mill. They will be much missed
both In church and society.
While hunting one day last week 5ohl
Day came upon fox just arising from I
sleep, and shot him before he had time t.
escape. 1t is not often you catch B fo2
asleep.
Miss Charlotte Albertin and Miss Hat
tie Coombs were delegates from the En-
deavor society here to attend the state
convention at Danbury, Friday, Saturda.
and Sunday.
The South Coventry and South Viii
lington bands will unite and give con
cert and dance at Hillside hall on Frida
evening. A good time and big crow
is expected.
In response to invitations given by MI
and Mrs. F. A. Spaulding, most of tn
members of the grange and the employee
of the box-shop gathered at their hom
on Friday evening and husked about Is
bushels of corn, afterwards doing justic
to bountiful supply of refreshments
Bro. "Ed'' Hutchinson, knowing wha
was needed to make husking a success
furnished red ears, and he had plenty Q
assistance with what follows. All repor
an excellent time.
The following Is the program of tn
tifty-fourth quarterly meeting of tn
Rockville G. E. union to be held here to
morrow: Afternoon, 8. 3O-Music; pray
er; business; semi-annual reports fror
societies /; music address by Rev. 81.
Hoisington of Port Kennedy, Pa. cola
tion and social hour. Evening, 7.15-
Praise service, led by L. Fl. Fuller; ad
dress by s. Dwight Percival, president Q
the union; music; presentation of bar
ners ; collection address by Rev. G. II
Barber of Manchester; music.
James Edward Stanley was married t.
Miss Linda Evelyn Trip at the home O
the bride In Danielson on Wednesday
Oct. 23d. Miss Trip was school teach
er here few years ago, and made man
friends who will be pleased to welcom
her again. MIR. Stanley has positio
with the kingsbury Box and Printing Co.
which he has held for several years, an
is held in high esteem by all. who know
him, having host of friends, whose hes
wishes are extended to the young couple
They took wedding trip to Buffalo.
Oscar Collins died at his home at
O'Clock Wednesday morning, as the re
suit of the injury to his arm. MUG
sympathy is expressed for the bereave
family In this their sad affliction. H
leaves wife, who is Frustrated wit
grief, and two daughters. Mrs. Cad
boyce of Lefingwell, and Miss Blanch
and one son at home. Rev. Sidney Raj
rett came Wednesday mornino; : :-.oolin Lon
Island, but was too late to see Mr.. Co
, Inns alive. Mr.. Collins was a member {
the Congregational church and Sunda
, school, and always ready with his team
assist at any festivities connected wit
the church, and has many friends VIII
regret his sad DEATH Funeral Friday s