The Press., 1902-12-04
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South Coventry. Miss Lucy Perkins is spending some time in Andover.
 Miss Sarah Woodworth of Wilmington was at A. B. Potters Friday night and Saturday.
 s. H. Baker of Natick, Mass, spent a few days last week with his sister, Mrs. Charles Whitman.
 Misses Mabel and Cecelia Greene went to Manchester Thursday, visiting there and Rockville, and returned home Mon- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Curran and little son, Lester, spent Thanksgiving and the remainder of the week at Mrs. Mary Tis- dale's.
 Dr. l.. I. Mason has obtained license to practice medicine in this state, and will soon have an office fitted up at his resi- dence.
 It is announced that Arthur Wood of this place and Miss Bessie Walker of Woodstock were married in Putnam re- cently.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Hodgson of Son. ersville were in town Thanksgiving to att tend the funeral of the child of David Til linghast.
 H. P. Toplif moved this week to Wau- regan, where he is to enter upon his new duties. He and his family will be much missed here.
 Wm. Wolfe left town Tuesday morning for Ellington to visit his uncle. T. G. Hodgson will join him in Hartford, when they will start for Idaho. Notwithstanding the unpleasant wealth CT there were about the usual nnmber of visitors in town on Thanksgiving, and many from here spent the day elsewhere.
 Deputy Inspector Walter Foster of Mapping visited Wangumbaug grange Tuesday evening. Officers for the ensu- ing year were elected, a list of which will be given later.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Bessie Sherwood Avery to Frank Otis Boynton, at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Avery on South street. Wednes- day, Dec 10th, at o'clock.
 The entertainment and supper given by St Mary's parish last Wednesday evening was very successful. The entertainment by the children elicited much praise. Miss Annie Clark sang a solo, Dreaming on the O-hi-ho,' at the same time doing the cake-walk. In response to an encore she repeated it. Miss Mary Young also sang a solo in connection with @ drill.
 George Daniels died Tuesday about Il o'clock. He had been seriously i'll with a complication of diseases, but was thought to be improving, when, on Tuesday morn- ing, sudden change for the worse took place, and he d'ed quite suddenly. He this place, and was in the habit of attend ing to duties in the store, conseqr ently he made many acquaintances He leaves two other sons, William, of Somers, and George. He is also survived by wife MT. and Mrs Daniels had lived in this place about five years. Last year they purchased the Charles Kingsbury place, near the depot, and had made many im- provements about the place.
 Thanksgiving day F. P. Williams and family of Terryville were at W. c. Lati- mer's; Mrs. Ella s. Loomis of Norwich and Ernest Noble of Willimantic were with Mrs Hannah Noble there was a reunion of the Cogswell family at Lyman Cogswell's, the family group being photo graphed by 0 G. Coombs Mrs. Marion Yeomans and two sons, E. M. and R. s Yeomans, from Andover, were at N. O. Whites; Mrs. s. M Parker and SOD, H. o. Neil, from Willimantic were at c. G Coombs'; B. W Albertin was home from Rockville; H. H. Boynton and family of Willimantic at Austin Boynton's; James Hall, wife and two sons from Danielson were at E. B Fosters; Miss Helen Clark was home from Winchendon, Mass