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A singular celebration took place on the 9th
inst, at North Coventry, Connecticut The
church in that town celebrated by religious OBJ.
servances the one hundreth anniversary of its es-
tablishment, and the Divine blessing on the occa-
sion was invoked by the venerable DR.. Mott, OF
Franklin, now in the nimety-seeond year of, bis
age, and the sirtyytlh of his ministry. After the
religious ceremonies were over, the company din.
ed together AT the Academy, and at the head OF
one Of the tables, the reverend and venerable pat
riarch was placed, furnished with pewter plat
ter, once belonging to the. Rev, Samson Occum,
the celebrated Indian preacher, and with a nap,
kin made one hundred and fifty yelrs ago by a


lady of Boston, who has been dead more than a


century. Much of the table furnituresvas of pew
ter, such as the ancestors Of those present used,
and cake was served made from receipt centu-
ry ago, !" bean porridge," a favofite dish ofolden
time, not being forgotten After dinner, the com.
pany adjourned Gd diem--that is, vote was pass
ed adjourning the meeting TO the 9th day of Oe-
tober, 1915. eot'r sol sfd Nat InteIIigeneer. :.