Social and Personal Notes from Roxbury and Nearby
Mary Hotchkiss returns from Beardsley visit in Roxbury Maine. Beardsley Faulkner of Kansas will marry, shower at her home. Mrs Chauncey Heath of Hawkeye guest of sister Mrs Harrison. J F Gomere and family back from New York after son Omas D graduates. Wheeler Wilson band gave a concert at Washington Park. Girls basketball league annual banquet at Boys Club with 56 at party from multiple schools. Christian Endeavor lawn party at People's Presbyterian on Laurel Avenue with autos and a long-distance traveler awarded commencement prize. He will stay East two weeks to be with his grandmother.
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League of the Public Schools
Sromese
Washington
Oak
Shelton
Summerfield
Harvey C. Went
Schuyler P. Williams
Prospect School
Hiverett
Courtwright
Shelton School
Hattie Chase
Jane Gilhuley
Ballou
T Shelton School
Christian ‘Endeavor Society
People’s Presbyterian Church
Airie
Laurel, Avenue
Fraternal Societies in Connecticut Report
Hartford reports the annual view by State Insurance Commissioner Burton Mansfield on secret fraternal societies. At year end 1911 there were 54 societies active in Connecticut. Assets reached 95 million, liabilities rose to 13.57 million, and the contracts reserve stood at 82.90 million. Members paid 3.91 million in 1911, with total income up 4.97 million over 1910 and disbursements up 50.36 million to members.
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Hartford
Burton Mansfield
Connecticut
Three Great Controversialists of the Nineteenth Century
Cecil Chesterton lauds the Oxford and Cambridge Review essay comparing Macaulay Huxley and Newman as 19th century controversialists. The piece highlights Newman's strategic method of argument, tracing a line from Hallam to Mosheim and others to expose Protestant traditions and raise doubts about external religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Chesterton
New York Post
Hasland
Macaulay
Huxley
Newman
Oxford and Cambridge Review
Chesterton
St. Eligius
Hallam
Robertson
Charles V
Mosheim
Mahomet
St. Olrgius
Jortin
Bliguis
Brothers of the Oratory
Maclaifie
White
Death takes Amos L Hawley of Hawleyville at 68
Amos L Hawley of Hawleyville died at Danbury Hospital in the early hours of Thursday at age 68. He was a longtime milling man of the region, survived by his wife and son Ernest. Funeral at his home Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Frank K Hawley officiating, burial at Lands End Cemetery. Members of Hiram lodge and local Masons invited to a Sunday service at St John’s Sandy Hook at 4 pm led by Rev O O Wright. several local clergy to assist.
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Amos L. Hawley
Hawleyville
Danbury Hospital
Hawley
Ernest Hawley
Frank K. Hawley
Land's End Cemetery
Hiram Lodge
No. 18
St. John’s Church
Sandy Hook
O. O. Wright
Newttown
H. 8. Hall
P. G. Hastwick
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Haan
Park Theatre
Mary Hotchkiss
Beardsley
Roxbury
Mre
Wase
Brening
Family
Im the. Eee Berk
Faulkner
Vaight
Chauncey Bi SB. Heath
Hawiey
Mre. Harrison
Maud
Ward
Josephine O
Ongie
J. F
Gomere
Famors
New York
Omas D
Wheeler & Wilson
Washington Park
Seaside Park
Guesime
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Bridgeport
Barnum and Baileys
Ole Time Clowns
Darnun
BaLevs
And
Victoria Davenpor Parnpistaasee
Cme
Fairfield Avenue
Sap Balding Sare Sas
Cpe Ee
Macaulay, Huxley
John Henry Newman
Caryle, Ruskin
Kingsley
Maanen
Sedan
Europe
Aligius
Hurch
Eeligius
Maclaine
Christ
St. Hiligius
St.ains
Macaulay Huxley
T ©. Wheeler
Waterbury
J. BH. Gage
Viet
W. L. Desi
I. Ferry
James T. Bridgeport
W. W. Lee
3. Pitzechler
John C. Pare WcCarthy
W. L. Zackman
H. Newell Tiemann
Beers
Allison P. Ae Ae
C.D . Son
J. J. Northrop
Ad Brece
J. H. x. N. Tiemann
F. J. Cc. G. Fuck
LL Town
C. G. Coventry
Syracusa
Danbury
New Haven
Wilfred Cape Bee
Griffin
Adele A
Dani A. Pomeroy
Centerbrook
C. A. Inson
Center
N. Y
John
Price Dorchester
Mass
P. Ganaca
Charles KE Minor
W. C. Minor
Albeny
C. A. Thayer
Norman Battereas
Ingado
Most Sincerely, RH
Hilda Yance
Canaan
Miss Yance
M. A. Mann
Jey M
LaCross, Wis
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