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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

2

Community notes and events in Monroe on Monday weather and town affairs

The Monroe column records a heavy Monday downpour ending a long dry spell. John A. Ray of Conn R R Co Bridgeport is on sick leave. Claude Russell of New Haven, an inspector, will address teachers and town school meeting at the town hall on Friday December 17 at 1 30 p.m. The first social dance of the season occurs Friday evening December 17 at the town hall with Twist Bros H H Wheeler and Geo W Burr as organizing committee. Officers are named for a local group and a notes section lists various roles including Master Louis B Beardsley and Rev H I Thayer. Geo Sherwood rents a location for a lodge function to be held Monday evening December 20. An advertisement promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds with local agents F B Brill and Cutie Pharmacy.

John A. Ray Conn. R. R. Co Bridgeport Claude Russell New Haven Town Hall Twist Bros H. H. Wheeler Geo. W. Burr Louis B. Beardsley Erseer B. Burr John M. Burr Herbert W. Joyce Howard H. Wheeler H. I. Thayer Theo. H. Lockwood Wilam €. Nichols Pomona Josia Curtis Flora Anna Hawley Ceres Mary Joyce Fanny. Burr G. K. Nimentee Geo. Sherwood Lord Fatea St Michele Washin Lodge

Fire destroys O'Neill stock barn in Woodbury

A Woodbury stock barn belonging to F. B. O'Neill was burned Tuesday evening with all live stock saved. Hay and other materials were consumed. Estimated loss nears $3,000 with $1,400 insured. Meanwhile in Burrville a child accidentally swallowed a toy cat pin causing concern but no serious damage expected.

F. B. O'Neill Woodbury Leon de Fites Burrville Leon Sebrores

Flax Seed Emulsion Promoted as Medicine

The passage touts Linonine Ths Flax Seed Emulsion as a premier food medicine. It claims flax seed’s albumen offers special efficacy in wasting diseases and coughing, urging readers to trust its health benefits and value.

Linonine Emulsion Promises Cure for Colds and Bronchitis

The ad touts Linonine as a universal remedy for colds coughs bronchitis and consumption claiming it cures inflamed mucous membranes clears the lungs and strengthens the body. Sold by druggists in 25 50 cent and one dollar sizes.

Fairfield Missionary Society Social at Congregational Church

Local ladies gathered for a pleasant social in Fairfield as Mrs. Leonard visits, and notes include births, travels, and community events. Mentions of Roger Smith leading the B H S journal, a new baby for Mr. and Mrs. Demarest, and various town happenings plus upcoming Christmas programs.

Stratford community notes on local events and concerns

In Stratford less than fifty attended a recent cereset election and residents discuss electing officers. Robert Howard Russell, jailed in a Southern Railway wreck near Greensboro, is recovering. Miss Frances Russell is a local figure. A Christ church service is planned and a fair runs with a food sale led by local women. The town plans fire facility improvements and a library concert drew a cultured crowd with praise for performers including Mrs. Benjamin and Mr. Sammis.

Cereset Robert Howard Russell eGorge J. Gould Southern Railway Greensboro N. C Frances Russell Bus Bie Grange Judith Landweek Binsin Am Julian W. B. Cogswell Melilla Michael Packard Joseph B. Cogswell Caroline Spal Alice Curtis Charles Beardsley Lundy’s Lane Littleson Iver Christiansen Hollister Heights Devon Canaan William Mallory Broadbridge Road Warrer R. Briges Washington American Institute of Architects Theodore Judson Bridgeport Earnest H. Reed Boston Symphony Yellow Dog Mueler Stratford Rew Benjamin Sammis

Local Residents Attend Dr Potterton Lecture on Russia

Mr and Mrs Paul Goodell and many others listened to Dr Potterton’s Russia talk in Bridgeport last night. Citizens praise the lecture highly. Bee the Coupon of the Atlantic &

Obituaries and death notices from the city

Charles H. Shaffer longtime Sewing Machine Cabinet Co employee died at 152 Denton Street in his 15th year. Survived by widow and son Frederick Shaffer of William Court. Frenk infant son of Mr and Mrs John Gernart died at 242 Hallam Street. funeral at St Michaels Cemetery. Mary E. Hanley wife of James Morrissey died in West Stockbridge Massachusetts at 26. funeral in that town. James Hart infant son died aged four. services held at 392 East Main Street. interment St Michaels Cemetery. Philadelphia transit officials report a 74 percent drop in accidents in the year with the use of pray within cars.

Charles H. Shaffer Denton Street Sewing Machine Cabinet Co Frederick Shaffer Willam Court Frenk John Gernart Hallam Street St.ael's Cemetery Mary E. Hanley James Morrissey West Stockbridge Mass James James Hart East Main Street St. Michael’s Cemetery

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