The Would Be Brother in Law Opens a Morning Crisis
Alfred Rodney bursts in with a telegram about Roxbury Medcroft's assassination scare and a rushed plan to meet the Odell Carneys in Munich. Edith frets and misreads, while Brock and Freddie discuss London's elite circles and a South African mining venture reshaping social access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rodney
Edith
Roxbury
Odell-Carney
Hobart
Bobart
Medcroft
Odell-Carneys
Munich
Eadfiew
West-Bahnhof
Orient Express
Comatance
Woodes
Freddie Ulstervelt
Brock
Miss Fowler
Hdith
Medcrofts
Lord Mayor
Royal Antiquarians
Sir John Brodney
London
Redtoys
Freddie Ulptervelt
Mr. Red
Far West
South Africa
Diplomatic London trip shadows a family plot
In a crowded compartment, Edith schemes to slip into society by using Roxbury as a cover while the Rodneys and Odell Carneys plan a London visit. Brock frets over exposure, Constance cautions him, and Freddie presses for attention as plotting and strained affections swirl amid river views and whispered schemes. The tension between loyalty, deception, and social ambition drives the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
London
Rodneys
Edith
Freddie Ulstervelt
Katherine
Brock
Roxbury
Constance
Freddie
Danube
Katherine Rodney
Fredddie
Bristol
Gery Wien
Odell Carneys Arrive In Munich With Delayed Narratives
In Munich the Odell Carneys enter a social circle at the Vier Jahreszeiten while Mr Odell Carney, a slow speaking Englishman, shares a tale of a hotel hall bell incident. Mrs Odell Carney, a fashionably bold widow, contrasts with his taciturn financier persona as the Medcrofts and Miss Fowler meet the couple. The tale ends with the narrator recounting the lengthy feelings and a delayed conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Freddie
Jove
Munich
Mr. Odell-Carney
Odell-Carmey
Odell- Carney
Rodney
Odell-Carney
Four Seasons
Easton Notes On Local Social Weekend Actions
Mrs S Mallette Sanford and daughter Clara, Mr and Mrs Homer Hubbell and Arline, plus others headed to Sea Shell cottage Fairfield Beach for a week. Several residents visit Derby New Milford and Bridgeport. church folks enjoy a trolley ride to Compo Beach for the Southport Methodist picnic. Local gatherings, illnesses, property sales and Grange meeting slated. update on residents at Sunny Bank cottage and Shore visits.
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S. Mallette Sanford
Clara Sanford
Homer Hubbell
Arline Hubbell
Sea Shell Cottage
Fairfield Beach
Vinnie Bradley
R. L. Curtiss
New Milford
John Patterson
Derby
Minnie O. Sherwood
Lucy EB. Sanford
Redding
Willard S. Gillette
Erwin P. Edwards
Sunny Bank
FE. Edwards
Bridgeport
Dunn
John H Candee
Methodist Sunday School
Southport
Stratfield
Compo Beach
Thursberg
Charles Gilbert
A. M Davidson
Methodist Church
Gylvanus Malette
Swest Brier
Barr
Wilson Ferris
Rock House
Ida ‘Tarbell
New York
Twin Oaks
G. Burr Tucker
Arthur
Henry Tucker
Stiles
M. J. Gould
Aspetuck
Mabel Edwards
Susan Edwards
Plattsville
Sunny Bank Cottage
Henry Osborne
Leroy Wheeler
Lyme
Jesse Wheeler
Arthur Sherwood
Hazel Sherwood
Charles Lacey
Grange
Bethel
F. Blakeman
Stratford
Sherwood
J. Lackman
Center
Fairflela Beach
Easton Grange
Woman Killed as Car Hits Pole in Greenwich
In Greenwich a car driven by Hugene Denison of Stamford at about thirty miles an hour struck a telegraph pole at the Post road and Pemberwick road when a tire burst. Mrs. Mary M. Denison of Stamford, 46, died at United Hospital Port Chester from a fractured skull. Victor Bartell and his wife of Woodhaven were injured but expected to recover. Denison was uninjured as the car wrecked.
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Greenwich
Conn
Hugene Denison
Stamford
Rye Beach
Post Road
Pemberwick Road
Denison
Mary M. Denison
United Hospital
Port Chester
Victor Bartell
University Place
Woodhaven
Deacon Geer Outran Big Black Bear in His Field
Ledyard Connecticut August 11 Deacon Isaac G Geer shouted warning as he fled through brush and walls to report a black bear in his field The chase drew neighbors with guns and pitchforks but the bear eluded capture though tracks showed a very large animal terrorizing local turkeys and causing residents to guard the area after nightfall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Geer
Big Black Bear
Ledyard
Conn
Isaac G. Geer
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Mr. Rodney
George Barringutgheon
Lower Bridge
Stratford Avenue
Easton
Ing
Grange Hall
Hazel B. Sherwood
George S Gillette
Clarence B. Andrews
Henry Blackman
Willard
Gillette
Trumbull
Howard Silliman
Fred Silliman
George Gregory
Charleo
Sport Hill
Rhode Island
Jesse Beers
Yore
Corea
Paul J. Rainey
African Hunt
Max
Watson Sisters
Eve
Waring
Byron and
Fagan
Billy Broad
Harry Tsuada
Empire Photo
Helen Gardner
Cain
Robert of
Sicily
Pathe
Newfield Park
Springfield
New London
Meriden
Gourtland School, Inc
Washington Avenue
Courtland School Booklst
Pio
George P. Rand
G. P. Rand & Co
Kelley’s Cigar Store
Maifine Typewriter Exchange
Sia
Cas
Bachmann
W. K. Mollan
Main ST
Ward's
Quali -Post Office News
Post Office News
W. D. Cook
Water Street
Mie
Ane
Mr. J. Maloney
Ron Hom
W .A. Miles
Vichy Soda
Rockesteer
Jones
Saat White
LD Segal
Marvel Co
Alling Rubber Co
Main Street
Dennis Kelly
Court of Probate
District of Bridgeport
Ellon Kelly
Trix
Bridgeport, Ct
Mr. Gannon Funeral Directors Exberns
Broad Pear Jobea Pee Eee
Park Ave
John F. Gallagher
Saubele
L. Gallagher
Forman Im
Rourke & Rourke
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