The Press., 1904-08-17
COVENTRY.
South Coventry.

8. A. Hall is working in South
Windham. -,
VIM. L. wellwood wss I'm PxoSi-
dence over Sunday. 81
VIM. L. Wildwood has had . tele-
phone put into. his residenoee. "a q
There will be social 81 the Con:
eregational church this evening.
L. W. Daniels has 8 new covered
wagon for delivering groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bezaleel Seagroves
are spending . few days in Boston.
Miss Reta Pardy Of Norwich was
Mt VIM. Weaver's a few days last
week. =;
James Long Of Maynard, Mass. ) is
in town repairing and painting his
house.
Nineteen went from. here on the
Y. P. s. O. e. excursion TO Watch
Hill Saturday.
Miss Alice Turner of Massapeag
was the guest of Mrs. T. H. Wood
the past week. /.
Miss Grace Bradbury Of Naugatuck
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and -Mrs.
William Bradbury. ;,
Homer Boynton of Willimantic is
spending few weeks with his aunt,
Mrs. @. Fl. Parker. &c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Pippin are
visiting in Providence. Joseph Pip
pin is visiting in Franklin. Mass.
Miss Alice b. Coombs is in Bran
ford for q two weeks visit. One
week will be. spent al, Sunset Reaobs
Rev. s. #. Maine begins his vAea-
ton this week, and there will be nc
services at the M. e. church until
the first Sunday in September.
Mrs. Ernest Park and son of Hills
Grove, r. l., were guests ofsMrs.; Ed
ward Smith the past week. Mr.. Peck
was with them over Sunday. -:
81. f. Dimock is. constructing q
driveway along the lake shore. II
will cross Mr.. Princes lard and ex-
tend as far as Mr., Ayery's. farm.
Mrs. Thoams Sears, who has been
at Buffers hospital in evidence fol
several months, is improving, and
her friends are hopeful Of heF- ulti,
mate recovery. .. -, -. ,
The bank wall atrthe back, of the
cemetery was finished Saturday. II
is q great improvement and adds
much to the beauty of the view,, look
ing towards the lake. -: s,.f-~,
wILLINarOA.
Frank Marcy has. returned: to W
81. Hollis. - :
Franklin G. Wolfe of Pennsylvani,
is visiting his son, Rev. Charles
Wolfe. '"~ =
Rev. D. Y. Moore and wife, net
Lena Whitford, of Odell, Indiana
are at J. F. Whitford's. Il. :.
Rev. Mr.. Gardner of the Congrega
tional church supplied the M. E. pull
pit at Moose MseaowT Sunday after
noon.
It is expected that quite a larg'
delegation from this town will be il
attendance on the Bible meeting 9
w estford to-day.
The proposed R. F. D. and tn
Robbins law suit will also probabl.
enter into the interest d fhe- forth
coming town meeting. - =
Mrs. Preston gave lawns o'clocl
tea Monday in honor of Mrs. Scot
and her children of Springfield. he
parents, Rev. s. W. Clarke and wife
also being guests, .2eryg,sss :
That .bequest of the late Mrs. Will
liam Shafer to. the Baptist church il
now very opportune, enabling it i.
paint and repair it and it's parsonage
which work is now in progress.
Comrade ". II. Hutchinson and hi
wife of Bristol called last Wednesday
on their way to visit friends In West
ford. He reports Mrs. Harry Merricl
of that place as still quite feeble, es
pecially in mind. She is: now quite
aged. -
Mrs. Oummins, who is now at he1
home, the Uriel Hanover house, Glass
Factory village, is entertaining Her
bert Hanover and wife, Walter Han
over, wife and child of Groton, Mis-
Fletor Cummins and Misses Ruth anC
Corinna and Masters Earl and Franz
Austin of Lynn, Mass. 81.
The subject at the Congregations
church was GA consuming Jealousy
and what came of it," founded OF
the story of the hanging of .Hama1
in the book of Esther. At the Bap
tist church Pastor Wolfe discourset
upon the life of Moses, the them,
being "True manhood as seen il
Moses ife." -
A missive in q document .envelop,
was picked up in the road the othel
day, addressed to party III Staffort
Springs. It was handed to the .Centel
PM, as the letter was found, between
that Office and West Wellington. Thi
p. N. kindly forwarded the letter
which fact was duly and thankful,
acknowledged. :. l....,....r a..
Last Friday was the last day TO
the notification to the registrars tina
you propose to attend the cancuses
But, personally, we doubt the. .neees
sity of doing this sort of business ey
cry year. Its an unconstitutional
idiotic, meaningless law, anyway, an,
should be erased from the statute bool
at the very first opportunity. -
Mrs. Luella Scott and her two chill
dren, Miss Madeleine and Master Ever
EFT, of Springfield are at Rev.,S. W
Clarke's-on the old Judge Solymal
Taylor place. This is the first sum
mer visit here of Mrs. Scott with he
parents since the death of her hus
band. These visitors are always vel
coined heartily by this community
for they help to elevate instead o