The Press., 1904-12-28
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 Dr. William O. Haven, 53, of North Coventry died at his home Mon- day night Last week Monday he was taken with al attack of grip. which developed into pneumonia.5 He was one of the leading citizens of Gov entry, and during his twenty years as practicing physician and his interest in everything tending to the develop ment of the town had won him the esteem of the people. At the last election he was electad to represent Coventry in the legislature. Dr. William O. Haven was born in Charlton, Mass. on September 15, 1851. He was graduated from the University of New York in 1877. He began practice in Gilbertville, Mass. i, and later opened an office in Brook field, Mass, which he left to start a practice in Bristol. In 1884 he went to Coventry and had since made his home there. In 1897 he was elected to represent Coventry in the general assembly and served as chairman of the committee on humane institu- tions. In 1899 he was elected sena- tor from the twenty third district. He was also the medical examiner of Coventry, a member of the Holland County Medical association, of the Connecticut Medical society and was one time the president of the county association. He is survived by his widow and one .son, Walter s., em- ployed in the office of the Stanley works in New Britain.
 south Coventry.
 Charles H. Tripp is recovering from a severe attack of sciatica.
 Mrs. Dewitt Kingsbury is ill. Mrs. Mary Tisdale is caring for her.
 A family monument has been placed on the Judd lot in Nathan Hale ceme- tery.
 Miss Ethel Tripp of Danielson is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. E.. Stanley. #s
 Dennis O'Brien took an unexpected dip in the lake few days ago when cutting ice. .a.. --.,
 There will be 8 meeting of the board of relief at the town clerk 's office Jan. 2d.
 Dr. William l.. Higgins has been re-appointed as one of the post sur- geons for Holland county.
 Mrs. William O. Latimer and daugh- ter, Alice, spent Christmas with Mrs. Frank P. Williams of Terryville.
 Mrs. O. E. Hoxie of Lowell and Mrs F. E. Hull of Baltic are visiting their mother, Mrs. Lydia Mason.
 Miss Lucy M. Perkins has received news of the death of her step-mother, Mrs. Cynthia Perkins, of Dalton, Mass. ..-..-.,
 The Christmas tree and social at the Methodist church Saturday evening was much enjoyed by a large com pany.
 There was family gathering and Christmas tree at John M. Wood 's Saturday evening. There were IF present.
 George Maloney was the only pupil who attended school every day in the primary department of the Center school, during the term that closed Dec. 16.
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 The Methodist church receiged a Christmas gift of an auditorium organ from William F. Judd. It was made by the Williams Organ and Piano Go. of Chicago, Ill.
 Miss Ethel M. Hull of Wellesley, John I. Hull of Yale. Charles Robert son of Dartmouth and Vim. E. Tracy of the Boston School of Technology are spending their holiday recess here.
 Andrew Lanphere, whose home is in the extreme northern part of the town, was found dead in his hen- yard Friday. MT. Lanphere was about 75 years of age. Death was due tc natural causes. ~
 Among the Christmas visitors were Miss Helen Clark of Winchendon, Mass, Miss Elizabeth Peterson ot New Haven, Mrs. Amelia Roberts son from Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Wm. A. Tucker of Hanover, MT. and Mrs. Arthur N. Wood of New London, Fred J. Wood, George Clark and Frank Day of Stonington, William Woodworth of Willimantic, MT. and Mrs. Edwin s. LeDoyt of Hartford, and Frank Mitchell and family oi Springfield, Mass. at Jasper Harris.
 Rev. s. F. Maine and family spent Monday in Manchester. @.s%