The Press., 1905-05-31
1ames Johnson of Hvdeville has

with good organ.
 MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Cole and family spent Memorial day with friends in Westford. A s....-.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will meet for work Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock in the vestry.
 The monthly business meeting of the EpworJh League will be held, in the vestry this evening after prayer meeting.
 The only son of MT. and MT. J. Pagan fell last Thursday and was quite badly injured. Dr. Stretch attended him. .....-. #.
 Rev. and Mrs. 0. G. Fogg attend ed the Holland county conference Of Congregational churches at Holland last Wednesday,.
 The presiding elder, Rev. J. L. Bartholomew, will hold the first quar- etly conference in the M. E. church Thursday evening. ":~.
 The Memorial day exercises passed off nicely at the cemetery. As usual the children sang, and Rev. MT. Thompson offered prayer.
 o. E.. Willis has sold out his meat business to B. T. Loomer. MT. Willis and MT. Bradley are at present running the meat market for MT. Loomer.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a straw berry festival in the vestry Thursday evening, to be followed by an enter tainment. Price only 10 cents.
 There will be mass at St. Joseph's chapel next Sunday morning at s o'clock An Italian missionary priest from Bosom will officiate, and all the Italian Catholics of the neighbor- hood are invited to attend. r. All interested in the Christian En- deavor society are invited to meet at the Congregational vestry this even- ing. Some changes are being made in the Congregational Sunday school. Glasses will be found for all. The pastor invites all mature students into his class, which will be Bible class, with the Bible applied to present. needs.
 West Stafford.
 Mahlon Holmes is spending a few days in town.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Graves and two children of New London are at W. D. Graves.
 Rev. Andrew Magill of Alleghany college, Alleghany, Penn., was a guest at o. P. Bradway's last week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. G. Barlow and Floyd Scarborough of Westford were guests at Barlow Bros. this week.
 Mrs. F. E. Fairfield went to Rock vile Thursday. Her aunt, Mrs. Thompson, returned with her for a brief stay.
 An exciting game of baseball was played last Saturday on River street by hines explained by R. Fay and A. Ramsey. The features were the bat ting of R. Courtney and the twirling of A. Ramsey. A catch of hot liner by Fay and a slide home by Monroe also deserve special mention. The score by innings:-
 1 9 3 789 HE Fay's, 3 5 70 3 1 3 1 lis 9 8. Ramsey's, O4s 0 3 "A 7-s9 15
 Struck out, by A. Ramsey IS, by Fay 10. Base on balls, off Fay 6, off Ramsey 4. Two-base hits, Jen- sen, A. Ramsey, Buckwheat. Three base hit, Fay. Home runs, Courtney |2. Umpire, Preston.
 COVENTRY.
 Holden Brown has bought number of incubators and started a large hennery.
 Mrs. Bishop has come to spend the summer with MT. and Mrs. Henry Brewster.
 Memorial day was observed with short services in the cemeteries and decoration of graves.
 Dr. Fisk has taken up his residence in town, having made improvements in his newly purchased house.
 sOath Coventry.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Kingsbury visited in Northampton over Memo rial day.
 Miss Fannie Ross returned Monday from visit with relatives and friends in Wallingford.
 Wm. c. Latimer set "soldiers' grave mark" last Monday in the Catholic cemetery over the grave of James Foley.
 Several persons are contemplating having telephones placed in their residences. The following have been named: Major Besse and MT. Rose brooks of South street and Wm. O. Latimer of Wall street.
 Mrs. Mary Williams, an old resi- dent of South Coventry, died at the home of her son, l.. W. Robertson, Friday morning of old age. She was 90 years old The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the house at ? o'clock, and burial was in the South Coventry cemetery.
 This town is quite popular as 8 summer resort. Lakeside Park was opened under the direction of Lemuel WadsWorth on Memorial day. Helmold's orchestra of Willimantic furnished music. There are number of attractions. A steamer conveys passengers around the lake, ride of about five miles. The park itself is made attractive with rustic benches, etc., and will undoubtedly be we'll notrOnizod