Staples High School Graduates Ten Pupils
Ten young men and women will graduate with the class of 1913 from Staples High School. Commencement is set for next Wednesday at National Hall, with Henrietta Mackenzie valedictorian and Virginia Park earning second honors. The program includes class history, essays, and music, as daisies are woven for the daisied canopy during procession. The day also features class day June 24 and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. H Moe, with seniors preparing in the days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastoors Ymmer
Staples High School
National Hall State Street
Granville Hollyer
Saugatuck
Franklin’ Hubbell
Westport
Dorothy Day
Henrietta Mackenzie
Loretta Blamey
Southport
Virginia Park
Ethel Tovey
Bessie Jennings
Greens Farms
Francis Furniss
Mackenzie
H. Moe
Congregational Church
Mr. Moe
Mr. Colyar
Miss Park
Miss Blamey
Clase
Stone
K. Colgar
Miss Re
Hubbell
F. Jay Gates
Na- Halt
Rr. Richards
Methodist Church
Veazie
Salu
Virginia
Hegsay
Beach
Danbury and
Ridge
Cho“ Life
Schuman
The
Glades Stone
Jetta Mackenzie
Wilson
Grover Co. Bowman
Thomas C. Seearns
F. Jay Bates
Jana
Compo Beach
Old Catholic Church
Back
Fairfield
Oscar Smith
Anna Yuinlan
Isaac Wakeman
Martin Nolan
State Street
A. B.bie
Stuyvesant Falls
N. Y
Saugatuck Methodist Church
Aluminum table exceeds old one in quality
Fragmentary user note describes a lightweight aluminum table praised for performance at work and outperforming a previous model. No clear date, people, or organization provided.
Eagles 10th Anniversary at Bridgeport Lodge Event
Bridgeport Eagles No 420 observed the tenth anniversary with supper and entertainment at Eagles hall Madison Avenue. Speakers included Worthy President John J Heavey and past presidents. A state field day plans briefing, boxing and musical acts highlighted a varied program with local performers and acts by the Doyle boys and Village Four Quartet.
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Bridgeport Aerue
Order of Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Madison Avenue
Bridgeport
John J. Heavey
Henry Shannon
Geo. D. Jamieson
J. H. Tague
John M. Donnelly
T. J. Murphy
de. M. Perry
Eddie Healey
John Martin
Conway & Whalan
Albert Lapkey
Doyle Boys
Village Four
Fred Gilman
Bulkley and
Boland
Char Livingston
Woo
Eddie Reebans
David Heaphy
Joe” J
Grover O'Neill
Brown
Ibison
William Bagley
William Rawley
Increase in Mental Cases at Lakeview Home
The Lakeview home reports a rising number of mentally troubled patients. Over the past two weeks new admissions have occurred daily, with some days adding two patients. Ezra Snyder of 491 Grand Street was placed under observation after family involvement led to a Board of Charities restraint request. Investigator Morrissey transported him to Lakeview for observation.
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Lakeview
Hzra Snyder
Grand Street
Board of Charities
Snyder
Morrissey
Harvard Class Day at Cambridge Ends Ivy Ovation
Harvard seniors gathered under a bright sun in Cambridge for class day exercises. Attendance swelled university precincts from morning noonto noonday spreads and later crowds crossed the Charles River to the stadium for Paul M Hollister of Grand Rapids Mich delivering the ivy ovation amid cheers and confetti battles.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Marrow Bridge
the Charles
Paul M. Hollister
Grand Rapids
Mich
Currency Reform Bill to Be Seen by House Friday
Washington report says Representative Glass of Virginia will introduce an administration currency reform bill in the House on Friday. President Willson’s message is set for delivery Friday, with the delay to grant precedence to the message.
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Sn Hoosier Club
Washington
House
Representative Glass
Virginia
Banking and Currency Committee
Willson
Local Marriages Reported in May Across Towns
May records show Edward J. Daly a New York commercial salesman wed Mary A. Maloney of Stamford in the city. Eric W. Spicer and Julia A. Fertelmes tied in Guilford. Duben M. Rowley a motor man married Elizabeth Miller in Stratford. Joseph Cavanaugh wed Mary Frances Hughes at St James Church in Stratford on May 17.
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Edward J. Daly
New York
Stamford
Mary A. Maloney
Guilford
Eric William Spicer
Julia A. Fertelmes
Duben M. Rowley
Elizabeth Miller
Stratford
Joseph Cavanaugh
Mary Frances Hughes
St. James’ Church
Sculptor Seeks Lincoln Model in Kentucky
Louisville Kentucky June 18 There is a chance that George Gray Barnard the New York sculptor seeking a living model for his Lincoln statue will choose Ben A Lee of Lebanon Kentucky. L Bernard Thompson also of Lebanon says Lees likeness to the late president is so strong he is called Abe Lincon by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
George Gray Barnard
New York
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Ben A. Lee
Lebannon
L. Bernard Thompson
Garbage collectors warned over mixed ash with refuse
Health department notes that ash and refuse are being mixed, a violation of rules. Inspectors report rising complaints and may adopt stricter measures. Each offense carries a maximum fine of 50 dollars.
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Health Department
Superior Showings of Diamonds at Trusted Store Policy
A store promotes careful diamond buying with a wide range of sizes shown only in credible grades. It stresses confidence in the seller and offers liberal credit accommodations to responsible buyers.
Selecting a well arranged sickroom and its furnishings
Harper's Household Handbook offers tips for a well ordered sickroom with 75 furniture and supply styles. It advises minimizing hazards, ensuring a firm bed, proper head placement, ample clothes and towels, and an attached dressing room if possible. It also includes a note on judging men by their ability to “see” talent, from Harper's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Household Handbook
Rest Before Eating and Cheese Cautions from Health Columns
The article advises not to eat with worry or fatigue, to avoid reading while dining, and to converse quietly. It urges thorough mastication to protect teeth and aid digestion, especially for hard foods. It then turns to cheese notes about drafts causing colds, molds, and production secrets behind varieties like Gorgonzola and Dutch and English cheese processes.
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Foley & Co
F. B. Brill
Stratford Avenue
Bluefish
Bass
Hayes Fish CO
Water Street
Lowe’s
Seaview Avenue
John FF. Fay
Fairfield Avenue
Superior
Gustav Broch & Son
California
Jockey Club
House OF Lords
Moerlien
Cincinnati
Smith
Broch
Main Street
Eagles
Iage
Lincoln
M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Family Supplies
Natoma
Eooss Fe
Campbell's
Boston
Wankee
Curtice Bros
Sts
East Main
Rockwell & Forester
R. Forester
West 21St Street
New York City
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Harper’s Weekly
Gaynor
Liodard
Gwelo
Sur
Cape
Cairo
Empire Magazine
Chonger
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