Stratford Fairport Daily Chroniclings of our country cousins
Court proceedings report minor assault charges with reprimand for several youths. local obituaries note Sarah W Coe of Stratford and discuss family lineage to Robert Cot. Community updates include Stratford avenue road conditions complaints, new branch shop openings, and cycling contest prizes sponsored by the Red Men tribe. Church services, Epworth League officers, and anniversary events are detailed alongside the Camera Club exhibit and a pediatric picnic at Miss Otis’s school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugrees
Char- Tea Me Pook
Ube
Stra
Walter Bales
Aasault
Charles
Basiliens
Clayton Kilakwestee
Fremer
Sheri Charles Brugg
Mra. Bator
Pack
Hollinter Heighta
Sarah Wilzabsin Coe
South Main Street
Coe
Lawra Coe
Mariella Luttin
Bert
Robert Cot
Stretfort Plantation
Robert Gosere
Alsposition
Fiptecopal Church
Stratford
Stratford Avenue
Fred K. Pritchard & Co
Artic Street
Okenuck Tribe of
Red
H. Flood
N. Giinetead
W. White
Fairebird
C. Fale
H. Bristoh
Epworth
Isugue Helt
Dilla Mabel Tooley
Noda
Mine Agnes Desch
Mise Marjorie Hl
Mercy
Mime Gadie Blaney
Mise Louise Tiarnan
Basil Morris
Okenuckkeee
Tabor
Frank Curtia
Berkshire Eis
Camera Club
Newton Reed Armaiment
Wilcox
M. EL
Temperow
H. C. Carpenter
Rumsay
Congregational Church
Senior Glass Celebration and Local Notes at Fairfield
About eighty Bridgeport High seniors visited Miss Blois Forsyth on Blytt street for the annual voting contest with music diversions and refreshments. The issue mentions a Bridgeport circus planned near Howl Mairfield, a marriage confirmed between Harry Nichols and Mary Stark in New York, and various town happenings including road repairs, a Fairfield printing shop closing for a week, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Blois Forsyth
Blytt Street
Amt
Howl Mairfield
Goodrich
Anna Jennings
Main Street
Harry Nichols
Benson's Corner
Mary Stark
New York
Edward Seggal
Parlin
N. J
Andrew Graham
Stratford
I. de Ver Warner
Warner
W. Ensign
Fairfield Printing Establishment
South Handley
Mass
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
John Kealey
Charles Archer
Southport
Struggie
Archer
Hargrove School
Mengals of
McGarry Field
Henry
Burr
W. O. Burr
Nimer
Grumman
Broderick Burr
Mies Tielen Grumman
Louise Burr
Peter Winesk
Snake Hill
William O. Burr
Wast
Teach
Porona
Felda
Yaaterday
Sthehen Hoyak
Round Mouse Cafe
Hartmann
Newtown Fourth of July Athletics and Events Planned
A grand tournament is set for St. Ron's church grounds with local and neighboring athletes. Events include 100 yard dash half mile and mile relay and quarter mile races with medals for top places and overall event winner. Food and dancing promised in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ron’s
Newtown
Lodepesdente
Danbury
Walnut Tree Wit
Aillleide Perkay
BOV
Alexander
Mea A. & Hiakeman
Mee Willem
Hinchen
Frederick Briggs
Aridaepart
Hiram
M. M. Deere
Raward Olmateat
Taunton
Bridgeport
Allan Olmstead
Fritar
and Mere
Henry Moore
John Caalla
Demented Woman Routs Boys in Southport
In Pulrfield a demented woman assaulted two local youths, Joseph Smith and Howard Taylor, who fled rather than fight. The incident occurred during a night visit to a group of young ladies, while other local notes report church events, social gatherings, and residents' comings and goings around Southport and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Pulrfield
Wey
Joseph Smith
Howard Taylor
Samuel Sloanard
Greens Farms
Jim Brown
George Clarke
Clarence Goodell
Stratford
Switzer Pharmacy
Children Day Observances Across Local Churches
Across multiple Protestant churches in Washington Park and East Aurora, Children’s Day services featured choirs, recitations, and instrumental programs. Highlights include First Presbyterian with a large children’s chorus and organ pieces, South Congregational all-together service, First Baptist’s Day program, First Lutheran and First English Lutheran parish events, and a Washington Park M E program with varied musical numbers and student performances. Local youths participated in extensive recitations and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
The
Congregational
Baptist
First Presbyterian Church
Urean
Wextal
J. Haptiete Calkin
B. Dntermenzo
Henry M, Dunham
Scherah
Senate
Dudley Buck
Berthold Tours
Harearolic
Tales of Hoffmann
J. Offenbach
Homer Norris
Angel
Neidlinger
Mh. R. Mundo
Chester W. Greene
Jesus
Richard & Willis
Margaret Hogan
Gertrude Laubacher
William Tomlinson
Austin MacConnell
Elmer
Joyce
Alma Volderauer
Mildred Pyle
Isabel Cunningham
Mary Louise Foster
Grace Borton
Marjorie Borton
Alice Wedge
Beach Price
Julian Foster
Bettie Payne
Sarah Muirhead
Helen Coops
Annie Usinger
Hattie Usinger
Emily Therme
Margaret McLeod
Emilie Kramp
Mildred Hayward
Ada Hayward
Anna Rasmussen
Florence Bannerman
Gertrude Fiston
Julia Kippen
Brenda Kippen
Grace Watt
Paul Meyer
Fred Miles
John Miles
Hubbell Fitzgibbon
William Mutchead
Charles Paul
Morris Rastaussen
John Bridge
Clifford Bannersman
Charles Bailey
South Congregational
South Church
Son of God Gook
Home Department
le Swain
Id South
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
le Coullon
Wolsterholm
Schneckner
Price
Verdure
Olof Gates
Mabel Sholand
Dorothy and
Earl Williamson
Jesus Loves
Waldo
Wwelyn Eday
Henry Hart
Hosmer
Borowski
Elsie M. Smith
Alda
Verdi
Comely English Woman Sues for $10000 in Treatment Case
Mrs Edith Robertshaw of Cambridge sues Oswood F Stiles for 10000 damages alleging assault during an attempt to “drive the devil” out of her and others. She says Stiles claimed to teach wealth and happiness through his methods and cites his past in Lynn as proof of later success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Edith Robertebhaw
Cambridge
Oswood F. Stiles
Stiles
England
Ick
Nevada
Mix Pine
Cal
National Forest Reserve
Reno
Blackburn
Big Pine
Iosten
H. Clifford Brokaw
Automobile School of the
West Side
Af. C. A
Oscar Martien
New York
Barnegat
N. J
Na_tional Highways Protective Assnr iion
New York City
Lot Lery
Logan Walter Page
United States Office of Public Roads
United States
Wanderine
Private and public lighting clash in municipal power debate
The article argues private electrical plants cannot compete with public power, claiming public utilities are more efficient and cheaper. It contends private firms would scrap or abandon plants when cities switch to municipal electricity, expanding service to homes and reducing private leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priviriw Electrical Corporation
Frldeenath
Pombelliing
Pei 1
Bridgeport
Automobiles Draw Attention in Early 1900s News
A survey of motor trends reports England wary of American cars while the Board of Trade forms. Massachusetts courts decide drivers not liable for injuries to non-employees, and New York plans muffler enforcement for city boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Board of Trade
Aasuclaon
Massachusetts
New York Department of Health
New York City
Newport
R. 1
Automobile Club of France
Motor World
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Farmer's Special
Wonwa
Venice
Ares
Russia
Chieagomla
Mary
MacKi
Euynoux
Bridgeport High School
Forsyth
Easton
Charles Seeley
Daisy Seeley
Charles Clark
Long Hill
Charles Everette
W. Davis
Arthur Sherwood
Hazel
Elmer Andrews
Mr. Sherwood
Bridgepot
Susan Edwards
Br Wacher
Mary Gillette
Adams Corners
Mae Freeborne
Fred Lyford
Orlando Osborne
John Candee
Archie Linney
Steele
Robert Marsh
Gridgeport
Edward Williams
Middlebrooks
Ridgefield
Middle‘ ‘Brook
Clarence
Lottie Marsh
Sport Hill
Agnes Seeley
Fred Seeley
Bridgepore
Betsy Seeley
Julius Rifkin
Kise
Maud Silliman
Charles Silliman
Chester Hall
Ramp
Washington Park M. F
Washington Park M. EB
Mark
Ruth Nickerson
Edward Clarkson
Atta Borino
Sunshine Bank
Little Boys
Paul Clarkson
Dufford Green
Frank Innocent
Gorton Saunders
Charles Ball
John Ricketts
Katherina Gray
Echoor
Beauty
Verve
Monn ‘Todd
Upon
Sonny Morn
Drijby Gitla
Pearl Green
Ethelyn Tooker
Edna Gillman
Edna Bradbury
Helen Pook
Annie Braithwaite
Ethel Willis
Jarius
A. Goodwin
Mrs. Rohrback
Columbia
Adaline Faulkner
Sarah
John Runicks
Thomas Howard
Lester Eaton
Robert Saunders
Jao Liddle
George Pindes
Prat the Lord
West End Congregational
Deacon W
Hubbart
J. W. Northrop
Edna North- 100
Gladys Lund
Marjorie Kimball
Dear Little Lamb
Iveny Wright
Daisy
Harry Melville
Stewart Wester
Doudy
Robert MaKie
Sering
Manchester
John Connor
Martha Giebel
Tom A. Arnold
Ners
Connor Éatsninond
Sensfred We
Louis Hermann
Florence Alling
Daisy Chaln
Dorothy Breen
Dorothy Krinks
Mildred Baumann
Henrietta Knupp
Dorothy Dayton
Marguerite Nichols
Mildred Chichester
Ellen Hansen
Julia Wheeler
Lillian Grumman
Elizabeth Gi¢bel
Isabel Phillips
Marian Hart
Mabel Paul
Caraine Spencer
Eadie Plader
Catherine Brest
Elizabeth ‘Giebat
Ada Dietrich
Esther Plumley
Mildred Hammond
Emma _Kreutsfeldt
Hazel Brock
Titen Hopns
Charlotte Blight
Alexander Gordon
Lillian Alling
Fred Schow
John Dang
Iver Hill
Eee
John Uge
Pettibone
N. D
Himn
H. J. Stark
First Lutheran
First English Lutheran Church
Laurel Avenue
Grove Street
Henry Bertilson
Edith Anderson
Matilda Blucher
Esther Jorgensen
Clara Lund
Ebba Noren
Lillian Pedersen
Ethel Plummer
Mother Jorgensen
Jennie Colby
Bubba. Noren
George Holst
Harry Sorenson
Charles Hendrick
Andrew Sorensen
Meta Rayer
Leddy Holst
Class of Girls
Arthur Noren
Lillin Robin Red Breast
Joe Keller
da Noren
Leslie” Westerberg
Freddie Westerberg
Champa ‘Wendrick
Henry Bertlison
Arvid Anderson
Offerings Dent
W. E. McClellan
Vera Bertilson
the Schons
Hall Jesus the King
School
East Aurora
Elbert Huphard
William Reedy
St. Louis
Harvard
Lowell
Marenr
Tom Taal
Abel
Chicago
Erie
Albert
St. & University
Teona_ Peat
Grenoble Sith Street
Arenas
Carnegie Hall
Gentes Park
Grand Central
Pennsylvania H RR
Taxipnly Co
Geo. W. O'Hare
Alvon Tan
Fivoa-by-the-Sea
0. J
Jatsey Coast
Minetes
Asbery Park
S Thomas Penna
Farmers’ Supply & Roofing Co
Bachman
State Street
Bridgepert
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