Local notes from Sanford area describe trades and travels
The report lists residents moving to a new homes site at Bhietwood cottage Ridge to become a telephone exchange, Downs moving to Sanfordtown, Ostling's daughters Pee to operate, a steam sawmill shifted to A L Livermore's farm, and title splits in Daniel Sullivan estate. It also notes alterations to Mrs Todd's residence, Imperial Minstrels benefit for Redding fire department, auto run about training for Miss Reid, garage conversion for Miss J H Sanford, plus personals: trips to Washington for Columbus monument dedication, coast travel for Miss Waugh and Blanchard, Yale reunion attendance by D S Sanford, Fairfield Beach stay, visits to White Plains, Europe trip by L O Peck, and attorney S C Shaw and wife.
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Mer
Bhietwood
Telephone Exchange
Downs
Mr. Ostling
Sanfordtown
Daniel Sullivan
Patrick
Joseph
John Todd
West Side
Eugene Adams
Imperial Minstrels
Sanford
Redding
Misses Reid
Henry Sanford
Mr. Sanford
J. H. Sanford
H. C. McCollum
James Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Waugh
Blanchard
New Haven
Yale
E. M. Sanford
Fairfield Beach
Charles Bradley
H. H. Sanford
New York Credit Men's Association Meeting At Hotel Astor
John Muennich attended the annual meeting and banquet of the New York Credit Men's Association held last evening at the Hotel Astor after moving this week from Bridgeport, their summer home on the Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
John Muennich
New York Credit Men's Association
Hotel Astor
Lost Boy Wanderer Avoids Alarm In Coleman Street Visit
Johnny Hade aged one year ten months wandered from his Coleman street home at ten this morning. He reached Mrs. E D Anderson’s North Avenue residence by noon and calmly played in her yard while authorities traced him. A neighbor soon found him and returned him to his mother after a brief, uneasy search through the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hade
Coleman Street
E. D. Anderson
North Avenue
Strikebreaker Runs His Car Into Bridge
Boston June 13 100 men women and children aboard an inward bound City Point surface car left tracks on Broadway extension bridge and crashed into a power house. The car narrowly missed plunging 60 feet to the railroad below. Twenty or more passengers were injured. five women and three men were badly hurt and sent home. Police blame a green motorman for taking the draw section too swiftly.
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Boston
Broadway Extension
Titanic Disaster Teaches No Lesson Says Sir Frederick
A lively meeting of the Police department to elect delegates for the annual Police Association convention was held. Several candidates vied for the six delegate seats. Superintendent Birmingham was chosen unanimously. In other news Mrs Chi Swanson, 65, was killed in a Minneapolis fire. The Titanic sinking with about 500 aboard was reported from London.
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Sir Frederick
Police Department
The
Police Association
New July
Christopher Finnegan
State Association
Eugene Birmi Beant
William O'Leary
Williams
Daniel Pol Flynn
John Ryan
Fof
Birmingham i
Minneapolis
Chi Swanson
Sosas Ae Story
Amber
Amoke
London
Extraordinary accident cited as never before possible
Frederick Chalmers of the Board of Trade warns the extraordinary accident shows no reason to change rules. He says no lessons should be learned from the disaster to justify rule revision. The department remains fully guarded against ordinary risks but may be prepared for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chalmers
Marine
Board of Trade
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John F. Keane Company
BXTRA
Rogers, Peet & CO
Kuppenheimer
Soraghly
John F. Keane & Co
Main St. Cor. John
Redding News
Sanpensin
Rosalind
Gibbs Mansfield
Celia
William P. Montague, Jr
Audrey
Ralph Saunders
Orlando
Josa H. Sanford
Jacques
John Rogers
Touchstone
David C. Sanford
Te Corin
Thomas E. White
Haverest
Ing Mansfield
Bethel
New York
Len
Bethel Basin
Commodore Luttgen
Commodore
Lester C. Peck
Ridge
Danbury
Redding Protective League
Kelsey
Highway Com
Macdonald
West Redding
Plump
Sunset Hill
Ile
First Selectman
Lonetown
Commer’s Office
Putnam Park Road
Lonetown Road
Western Union Telegraph Co
Muennich
Ridge Store
H. S. Barnes
Barnes
Thomas Delaney
Eleanor Osborn
the Ridge
Ernest Ostling
W. 8. Downe
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