Sunday and weekday church services listed for multiple congregations
On Wednesday January 22 1879 area churches publish service times. Barrissy Crunca Rev C C Smith Tamtry Erermcopat Ciuros Rev Henry Olmeted D D St Marys Roman Catholic Rev Father E Martin Branford Point Branford Point services Brast Cone Old Stone Church Joseph Tomlinson pastor morning noon and afternoon services listed plus Sunday school and weekday prayers.
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Conenagationan Churca
CG. W. Mill
Tamtry Erermcopat Ciuros
Henry Olmeted
D.D
Branford Point
St. Mary's
Father E Martin
Frrast Cone
Old Stone Church
Joseph Tomlinson
Curt Churos
Protestant Episcopal
John Gray
Community Groups Meet At Town Hall Schedule
Stranger's Guide lists Mary’s T. A B. Society meeting monthly on the third Tuesday at 7 30 pm in Town Hall with Thomas Regan as secretary Branford Temperance Corps convenes at Town Hall every Wednesday evening with W. Dean as secretary Widow's Son Lodge F and A M holds stated communications on the first and third Wednesday monthly J Nettleton is W M Emerald Social Club meets first and third Friday at 7 20 pm with James Reynolds as secretary Ancient Order Hibernians meets on the third Thursday at 8 pm with James Holley as organizer
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Mary's T. A B. Society
Town Hall
Thomas Regan
Branford Temperance Corps
Town
W. Dean
Branford local notes mix of events and incidents
Branford items report library closure and book returns, sleighing plans, church meetings, and town notices. Residents commended for clearing paths after snow, a sentencing, a proposed road injunction, a drama and lectures schedule, a fatal illness, and social gatherings at town venues.
Westbrook farmers form mutual improvement club
Farmers of Westbrook and nearby areas met at the Town Hall and organized the Farmers Club. John A. Fiske was elected President with Richard H. Stannard as Vice-President Theodore Post as Treasurer and Oliver H. Norris as Secretary. A fifteen member board includes notable citizens from Clinton Saybrook and Westbrook.
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Westbrook
Farmers Club
John A. Fiske
Richard H. Stannard
Theodore Post
Oliver H. Norris
Clinton, Saybrook and
Killingworth Social And Club Activities For New Year
Community life in Killingworth includes a genealogy project for Loomis families, town hall social events with dramas and recitations, bow and arrow prizes, a singing class under George E. Dudley, and school sessions at the Episcopal church. The Farmers Club held its annual meeting January 1 naming officers. A second lecture on Fruit Culture is slated for January 22 by P M Augur. The tenth pastoral visit to Rev. Miller occurred at the parsonage New Year’s afternoon and evening with generous offerings and a warm reception despite a storm.
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Sarah S Curtiss
Olmstead
Branford
Abcott Page
Page
Joseph C. Sharkey
Alfred Hamner
Episcopal Church
George E. Dudley
Farmers’ Club
Lauren L. Nettleton
Nathan K. Evarts
J. H. Lee
Francis Turner
Washington Griswold
P. M. Augur
Middlefield
Killingworth Farmers’ Club
L. L. Nettleton
N. H. Evarts
W. E Griswold
W. H. Nettleton
O W. Brooks
R. P. Stevens
S. W. Redfield
Isbel
N. L. Parmelee
Mershal
D. K. Stevens
P.M. Augur
East Haven Notes and Local News Highlights
East Haven reports Rev Burdett Hart preaching at Congregational church and Rev Gray appointed to read an essay at the Episcopal County Convocation in Ansonia. Snow and sleighing continue, the Woodward town school house nears completion for April occupancy, and a Waterside man is bit while separating fighting dogs. The revenue cutter Grant inspected harbor papers but ice forced it to anchor at Morlove. Lake Saltonstall ice harvest by New Haven Ice Co. using a steam engine. Pilot Merritt Thompson brought the steamer Norman Monarch into New Haven harbor awaiting cargo from Constantinople headed to the Turkist government. EBE Thompson returns from Canada with horses. over thirty mules shipped from Sunday for New York to the West. An Episcopal Guild social at John Laney’s featured generous fare, then East Haven settled a Derby case for fifty dollars, likely the wisest path amid costs. A long court-related misstep and a perjury confession from a Barnstable letter are noted, with a call to publish a binding statement for a crowd in pain.
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Barrisy Crunca
C. C. Smith
Stranger’s Guide
J. Hutchinson & Co
Emma Palner
Meriden
The
Baptist Church
Edward Kimberly
Norwich
E. F. Jones
Hartford
New York
John Holcomb
Charles Wilford
Hammer
Kennedy
Kate Cobb
Bishop
New Jersey
Phoebe Miler
Waltheford
Middletown
Congregational Church
Leonard Smith
Brash Plain
Improvement Society
L. A. Palmer
Busy Bee Society
Emma Olmsted
Maggie Palmer
Lucy Netleton
E. Brainard
N. N Fowler
F. A. Holcomb
O. Plant
Bradley Chidsey
E. Linsley
A. M. Babcock
Wm. Russell
H. W. Hubbard
James Barker
Wm. E. Graham
John Plant
T. F. Hammer
Superor
New Haven
Rogers
Montonese Street
Superior Court
Anthony & Parsons
Music Hall
Eva
Len
E. ©. Baldwin
Amy Stone Dramatic and Musical Alliance
Pirties
Mr. Kimberly
James Kerr
Clinton
Burt. Wright
Worcester
Mass
Philo Bushnell
Baptist
Congregational
Durham
W. T. Coe
Henry Davis
S. W. Leper
Denmark
Iceland
W. HL. Hart
Brighton
Guilford
W Es Pbrook
George C. Spencer
C.C Post
Congregational Society
A. Lene
Monry Hall
East Haven
Burdett Hart
Fair Haven
Willis
Bunnell
Episcopal County
Ansonia
Woodward Town School
Samuel Chidsy
Sanday
Annaal
Revenue Cutter
Grant
Morlove
New Haven Ice Company
Lake Saltonstall
Merritt Thompson
Constantinople
Ebe Thompson
Canada
T. Jagt
West Times
John Laney
Derby
Gonaciond
Colmnae
Otha Ak
Kate Coss
Curtis
Braefond
Sarah
Curtiss
Naugatuck Valley
Burgess
Chapel Treet
Conn
Burgess & Burgess
Chapel Street
Barnstable
Asa F. Braise
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
J. Horgpunson & Co
Branyord
Marcus Harrison
Harriet F Harrison
Traveler's Guide
Steamboat Line
Elm City
J. G Bowns
Berkele & Curtis
Church Street
Chapel
Continental
F. J. Peck
Peck Slip
A. W Snow
Park House
Jas. H. Ward
New Haven and Derby Railroad
Naugatuck Railroad
Quintard
Sup
New Haven and
Northampton Railroad
New Hartford
Westfield
Wiliamsburgh
Farmington
Holyoe
Plainville
Waterbury &S
Vlany
Saratoga
Albany
Edward A Ray
Star's
John H. Starin
C. E. McAlister
Erastus Corning
Spoor
North River
Cortland St
Derby R. R
Brewery Street
Courcy
Church
Chapel Streets
Edward Ward Downs
W. A. Spalding
Church St
W. B. Miller
New Haver
W. C. Edgerton
N. Y. New Haven
Hugh Daily
Hoadley Building
Wes
BAYER
Gent
Pat
S. Loeb
Branford and
Vicinity
A. J. Smith
Fredrick Jourdan
PINE
Spruce
Luonab SR
EF Jourdan
Branford, Conn
Calkins
Congress
Lassace
J. Hutchinson & Ge
Myx
Tiltinghast & Brown
Brantford Pharma
Drug Department
Smith
Arnold
Seamon
Radway
Corbin
Lazarus & Morris
Branford Pharmacy
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