Local Church Services Schedule and Clergy
The notice lists multiple congregations with their service times and clergy. Babruer Cuoxoa Reesee, opmensaa TioxaL Cuvrom Rev W Mill, and Tannrr Eriscorat Ciuncu Rev Henry Olmasted D.D. all report morning and evening services, with Sunday school and weekday worship patterns across Deanford Point and Maxzi's Roman Catholic Church led by Rev Father E Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babruer
Opmensaa Tioxal
W. Mill
Tannrr Eriscorat Ciuncu
Henry Olmasted
D.D
Deanford Point
Maxzi
Roman Catherre
Community Society and Club Meeting Schedule
St Marys T A B Society meets third Tuesday each month at 7 30 p m at Town Hall with Thomas Regan as secretary Branford Corner Band rehearses Mondays and Thursdays at 7 30 p m led by P H McKenna Branford Temperance Corps gathers at Town Mall on Wednesdays with Frank Albee as secretary Widow s Bon Lodge F A A M holds stated communication first and third Wednesdays John Eades W W M Emerald Social Club meets first and third Fridays at 7 0 p m James Reynolds secretary Ancient Order Hibernians meets third Thursday at 8 p m James Holley secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's T
Town Hall
Thomas Regan
Branford Corner
P. H. McKenna
Branford Temperance Corps
Town Mall
Frank
Albee
Widow's Bon Lodge
John Eades
Ww. M
Emerald Social Club
James Reynolds
Ancient Order
Hiberniana
James Holley
Local items and community notes from Branford area
Local notices report word of upcoming society meetings and visits, church services, and civic events. births and deaths. a bridge accident near Hartford with limited injuries. peat works purchase near Jake stations and peat processing for market use. agricultural and weather remarks and a description of Advent program.
Patents Issued From the United States Office
A list of patents granted in a Connecticut issue period from Oct 8 to 22 7B. Names include Lewis W Turner Yaleville Thomas B Delite Bridgeport Walker P Burtram Norwalk and others with inventions such as switches for district telephone systems stowpipe shelves draw bar attachments for railway cars and spinning spindles. Also trade marks designs and related claims mention John Lanman New London perfumery and John Rogers New Canaan statuary group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
John E. Earle
New Haven
Conn
Lewis W. Turner
Yalesville
Jared Ho Simith
Norwich
Thomas P. Taylor
Bridgeport
Walker P. Burtram
Norwalk
Thomas B Deolttle
Alonzo C Arneld
J. H. Avkee
Fallins Moe Frank
Tleshar
James C. Stanley
New Hartford
John Jepson
West Meriden
Meride
Burglars Picnic at Blanzard House and Spencer Estate
Fragmentary OCR reports thefts at Blanzard house where a good overcoat seal-skin cap tie and ten dollars were taken. Burglars also fed at Mr. Spencer’s larder before departing with no further items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volo
Blanzard House
Local Notes Cover Events and Rumors in Town
Sabbath visitors in town mark a quiet period as the Y M C A reports a new Sunday school in Kelseytown with thirty attendees. A Thanksgiving wedding is rumored and the bridal party plans a 4 o clock express to Pond Meadow after the ceremony. The Morgan Hall lecture on The Holy Land is set for Friday November 29 with maps and illustrations. Tramps are abundant and rumor warns that those who fed them may be targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondmeadow
Morgan Hall
The
Holy Land
Madison News Highlights Thanksgiving Plans and Local Debates
Rev Gallup and wife will join a Led yard family reunion for Thanksgiving. A Madison Literary association debate at Coes Hall considered if man is a creature of circumstances, concluding negative. Lee's academy alumni plan a Thanksgiving reunion at Coes Hall. Madison adds street lamps. Eldridge to lecture December 4 on Ambition for Mrs Hayden charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gallup
Ledyard
Madison Literary Association
Coe’s Hall
George H. Sutton
A. M
New Haven
Lee’s Academy
Old Madison
Eldridge
M. E. Church
Hayden
Sandusky
Ohio
Ailing Worth Snapshot Shows Happy Family Photo
The scene depicts McIntosh capturing a portrait of D. H. Stevens and his wife with their family in a candid moment. The image centers on the embraced group, highlighting a warm domestic scene beside the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
D. H. Stevens
Sermons and dances plus a wagon mishap in town
Rev William Miller opened a Bible series with an introductory sermon on Sunday afternoon. A youth party headed to Madison found themselves in distress after a broken axle forced them to perform the light fantastic toe for a distance. W A Snow’s wagon was wrecked when his horse frightened at a blanket. he walked home unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Madison
W. A. Snow
Here
Clinton
Thanksgiving notices from Guilford and nearby towns
The Rev. Mr. Banks spent Thanksgiving at his home in Greenfield. The Rev. Mr. Curtiss of North Branford preached a Thanksgiving sermon in the North church. A Mack, in a new location, is drawing a large share of trade in that village area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Banks
Greenfield
Mr. Curtiss
North Branford
North Church
Mack
Mystery Debt Leads Minstrel to Erie Jail
The famous negro minstrel Neil Bryant sits in the Erie county jail though not charged with crime. He is jailed after failing to pay a debt claimed by Lew Benedict's claim to salary from a troupe Bryant led in 1875, with Bryant insisting the claim is invalid. The case arises amid a sequence of executions and bond issues as creditors seek payment. The article also notes local commerce, scams, church meetings, and a seasonal canning and sale atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Neil Bryant
Dan Bryant
Erie County
Lew Benedict
Bryant
Lew
Hhis
A. B. Benedict
Meech
Benedict
Dar oe + willy i
Fragmentary OCR Notes From A Rural Gazette
An uneven OCR fragment mentions a Friday event and refers to a runaway item being grateful, with unrelated terms about soap harness and wagon. Names, places, and clear dates are largely missing or garbled. The readable portion hints at a brief local note without a coherent report or outcome.
English Laborers Struggling Amid Trade Downturn
The article notes severe mood and economic distress in England as imports from the United States outpace exports. It cites London reports on the worst conditions yet, including Sheffield laborers facing destitution, selling belongings for food, lacking fuel, and awaiting municipal relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United Stas
United States
Europe
London
Sheffield
Population of the World’s Largest Cities in 19th Century
The latest official estimates rank London as the largest city with 8,533,484 inhabitants, followed by Paris at 1,851,792 and Peking at 1,500,000. Other cites include Berlin 994,343 Philadelphia 850,856 Tokyo 800,000 Vienna 690,548 St. Petersburg 669,741 Bombay 644,405 and more, totaling thirty-nine cities at or above 250,000 and an aggregate population around 24,009,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Peking
Canton
Berlin
Philadelphia
Tokio
Japan
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Bombay
Kyoto
Glasgow
Ozaka
Broklyn
Liverpool
St. Louis
Naples
Chicago
Calcutta
Nanking
Madras
Hamburg
Birmingham
Manchester
Baltimore
Boston
Shanghai
Dublin
Buda Pesth
Amsterdam
San Francisco
Leeds
Rome
Shefield
Cincinnati
Bresliu
Melbourne
Havana
Wallingford Tornado News Mixes Purchases and Prospects
The Wallingford column notes purchases near Ives's hotel and in Jon's block as merchants rush holiday displays. It mentions E. B. Wallace buying the ruined tornado site, new houses rising in the district, and Elijah Beamont's death at 77. Also cites bumper maile syrup from Vermont and GOP talk of Grant and Blaine for 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
E. B. Wallace
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Frank Clark
Jacksonville
Florida
Fannie E. Benton
Hartford
Busy Bee Society
Emma Olmstead
J. Hutchinson & Co
Branford
Lewis Beardsley
Meteor
J. B Lampher
Village Improvement Society
F. D. Hadley
Lester B. Linsley
Etta Button
Montunene
T R Jude
Minnie
Sarah Williams
East Wallingford
Widows Son Lodge
Congregational Church
Trinity Church
Florence Evangeline
C. W. Gaylord
Anna R. Gaylord
Dr. Gaylord
Baptist Church
C. C. Smith
Episcopal Church
Newington
New England
N. H
Consolidated Road
Lidiy
Chas
J. Willums
New York
J. W Webster
All Jake
Thomas B. Delite
Eugene F. Philips
Providence
R. L
Bernard McGovern
George Watkinson
L. Candee & Co
Same
India
Richard White
Curtain
Tures
John T. Lanman
New London
Perfum
Smith & Egge Mfg. Company
Amon Brown
John Rogers
New Canaan
Gordon W. Hull
Wallingford
Simpson
Mall
Ene
Silee
Sigsteat
Sses
Esaned
Mrs. Winslow
Town
Kelseytown
Guilford
Fowler's
Mary Stannard
Lart’s
Spencer
Children’s Rubber Shoes, LLC
Aithke
Banksope
Chapel Street
Register Building
New Haver, Conn
Anford
Eli F. Rogers
Calkins
Congress
York
Boys & Chidren
J. M Smith
Burdett
C. F. Bradley & Co
Aleo
Cildzen
Centennial Ama. Tea Companys
State Street
Fredrick Jourdan
Bowkers
Pink
Spruce
Berle
N.B
Chapel Mt
Bureau of Vital Statistics of
Ives
Wooster Ives
Centre Street
Dexter Hall
B. T. Jones
Jon’s Block
Elijah Beamont
Campbell
Vermont
Grant
Blaine
New York Commercial Advertiser
al Hinds
Burgess & Burgess
Chapél. Street
Chapel
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