The Press., 1902-07-10
i,OviENTRY.
South Coventry.

6OuGU OOV0mGkye
Michael OBrien was home over sum
day.
Arnold Avery was homo over the
Fourth.
Paul Frazier was at Mrs. VIM. Clark's
over Sunday.
Irving Boynton Of Branford was In |
town the Fourth.
Miss Hattie Angel spent the Fourth at |
N. G. Whites.
Harry Schieldge of Manchester spent
| the Fourth here.
VIM. Wood and his son Arthur were
home over sunday.
Miss Annie Bruson of Willimantic spent
the Fourth in town.
Sylvester Robertson spent Sunday at
Addison Kingsbury's.
Mr.. Walter Howe and wife spent SUN
day at Mr.. Wolfrain's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kolb were at
Chas. Kolb's the Fourth.
Miss Hattie Coombs spent few days
last week In Hartford.
Miss L. Carey of Hartford has been
visiting at John Isham's.
Nathaniel Green and family of R. l.,
are visiting at Edwin Smiths.
Miss Edith Maber spent last week at
her home In Thompsonville.
Frederick White and Miss Fannie White
ale home for their vacations.
MFR. and Mrs. VIM. Kingsbury Of New
London spent the Fourth here.
Irene Griswold spent the Fourth with
her aunt, Mrs. Everett Lathrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen Potter of Andover
were at A. E. Potter's the Fourth.
Miss Title Kirkpatrick spent few
ldays in Noank and other places last week.
Miss Vera Stearns Of Andover spent a
few days last week at DIR. G. e. Simond's
Miss Jessie Batting of Willimantic Wis
tied her Grandmother, Mrs. John Batting,
last week.
Rev. s. F. Names parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Staples of Willimantic vieited here
the Fourth.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Perkins are with
Mrs. Perkins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Boynton.
F. P. Williams from Terryville joined
his family at w. G. Latimer's from Fri
day till Monday.
/ A. Kingsbury Is laying sidewalk from
his residence to connect with the one at
the M. e. church.
| Earl Daniels celebrated his tenth birth
day on Tuesday by inviting in party of
his young friends. ..-..
DIR. L. w. Mason has gone to st. Luke's
hospital, New York, for treatment for
blood poison Ia one hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kingsbury and
son, and Mrs. Palmer were at Addison
Kingsbury's over the Fourth.
| Miss Grace Tisdale, who has just grad
uated from the Morse Business college,
Hartford, Is home for vacation.
i Miss Ethel Morse entertained fifteen of
her girl friends on Saturday afternoon in
honor of her thirteenth birthday.
Mrs. l.. Weaver and child of Whitman
tic, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart Wis
tied at j. S. Champlin's over Sunday.
i B. w. Albertin Of Rockville, Ernest
Noble of Manchester and James Clark OF
IQfnnfnO<0v, oh I>oI~
over Sunday.
The band gave social dance and Ice
cream social on Thursday evening which
proved very successful affair and Melted
J the band about $14.
Walter Pike brought wife to his
home here, which he had In readiness to
receive her, on Monday evening, June 80
She was Miss Cora Whitford.
;, Wangumbaug grange will In place oil
children's night hold a picnic for all the
children of the town, on the Green, Sat.
: urday afternoon, July 10Th, at 2 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White and wife oil
East Hartford spent Sunday at Charles
Kolb's. Mr.. White led the Sunday even.
ing service at the M. e. church in very
interesting manner.
Mrs. Philo Preston of Willimantic was
: In town on Saturday, and with e. b
Kingsbury and MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Arm
strong attended the funeral of Mrs. Han
nah Kingsbury of Coventry.
Thn
from the waters qof Lake Wangumbaue
. the first of the week which tipped the
q scales at five pounds and measured twenty
and one-fourth inches In length.
q Friday, the Fourth, proved a very
pleasant day and 1.-THE patriotism, judging
from noise, was greater than usual. Tht
q Congregational church bell was rung a.
Las O'Clock a. M, SO that every one II
/, the village was aware that independents.
day was being celebrated, 1t was followed
(, by the firing of cannons, both great ant
8 small, which continued we'll into Friday
evening. The picnic given by the Inn
t provement society and band on the greer
;. was quite success and drew out abou
as large crown as In any of the previous
J. years. At IL As a. M, the band formed
r In line at their room on Wall street ant
j. marched down Mason avenue to Mali
o street, up Main Street to the Green. Din
t ner was served and Ice cream till 2 O'Clock
when the following program was carries
out: Singing, two patriotic selections b.
g quartette and children's chorus from st
Mary's church; singing. two selection
; by quartet, DIR. and Mrs. Slmonds
Mrs. Ernest Ledoyt and j. e. Stanley
: remarks by Rev. 8. F. Maine Of the M
e. church; singing by children from tn
It Congregational church; address by Rev