The Press., 1903-06-04
COVENTRY.

Mrs. Lyman Cogswell Is seriously i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Kingsbury have gone to Boston. sl Miss Mabel Green spent Sunday in Willimantic.
 Miss Elfreida Lawson spent Sunday in Willimantic.
 Geo. L. Rosebrooks, Jr., spent Sunday in Webster, Mass.
 J. s. Champlin photographed the parade Memorial day. FT .-ze.
 Mrs. Cornelia Jewell of Putnam is visiting at c. c. Coombs'. .--...
 W. Under wood and F. Lewis spent Saturday and Sunday here.
 Albert E. Lyman of Columbia acted as leader of the band Memorial day.
 Mrs. Clayton Parker and little son have been visiting at M. P. Coleman's.
 Fred Clyde, who is employed at H. F. Dimock's and boards at Everett Lathrop's, Is quite i'll. --r-~.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dewitt Kingsbury spent Sunday and Monday in Lyme and New London. E.
 | MT. and Mrs. K. W. Phillips of Willi- mantle spent Saturday and Sunday at Mrs. Garcilla Phillips.
 Anthony Adams of Stafford Springs is putting in the plumbing and heater in T. P. Flaherty's house.
 Miss Breen's orchestra furnished music for dancing last Friday evening at the St. Mary's entertainment. -
 The M. E. Sunday school will have a concert on Children's day, June IA, in place of the morning service.
 The Sunday school of the Congrega- tional church are arranging for concert in the evening, Children's Sunday, June IA
 Chas. Hunt, while in New York last week, met with an accident. When aIight- Ing from car he struck against pole in 8 way to break his collar bone He had 1t set In hospital and returned to his home here Saturday.
 Two painters, while at work on T. P. Flaherty's house Monday, narrowly es- caped serious injury. The staging gave away precipitating both of them to the ground, but neither of them were seri- ously injured.
 There were large number of visitors in town over Saturday and Sunday. among them were Mrs. F. P. Williams and children at W. c. Latimer's, Mrs. Chas. Rood at Geo. Freeman's, MT. and Mrs. H. P. Topliff and three sons at F. B. Topliff's, Phillip Boynton from Bran- ford at his home, Miss Ethel Hua with friends here, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Wood at Wm. Woods, Miss Kate Sweetman at Thomas Flaherty's.
 The entertainment on Friday evening given by St. Mary's parish was largely attended. The program was by the chil- dren as follows: Recitation, "Seageant O'Brannigan's Drill," Annie Clark marching song. "The Brannigan Band" Mary, and Jeremiah Young, Jr., and chorus; character song, Old MT. and Mrs. Malone, Margaret Hughes and Alex Unclss; song, The Widow, Annie Clark funny sketches, "Dats de way to spell chicken" Mary Young and chorus; Negro song, "De Skidmore Guard, Annie Clark and chorus patriotic song, "When the boys go marching by," Mary Young.
 Nearly all business was suspended on Memorial day. At 1.30 the parade form- ed at Kolb's hall, headed by South Gov entry band followed by veterans and school children bering flowers. The line of march was up Main street to Mason avenue to Wall street to the cemetery, where the graves of deceased soldiers were decorated. Then the line was formed and returned down Main street to the M. B. church where the following exercises took place Music by the band, singing by choir, prayer by Rev. s. F. Maine, singing by choir, recitation by Miss Grace Brainerd, address by Rev. Nestor Light, closing with America by the band and audience. A collection was taken for the band who kindly gave their services for that day.