Father Mulcahy Praises Parochial School Education and Graduation
Father Mulcahy delivers a strong plea for religious schooling at St Marys Church while presiding over the graduation exercises. He argues religious education reinforces patriotism and authority, cites nonCatholic support, and links faith with intellectual training as essential for Catholic children. Diplomas are awarded by Father Murphy. solemn vespers precede the ceremony.
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Tbec
Mulcahy
New England Journal of Education
Organ
George
Washington
Daniel Webster
Father Mulcahy
United State
J. F
Murphy
Walter J. Lyday
Frank Munich
Joseph Wade
Irene Harrilla
Mary Lord
Joseph Clabby
William Kearns
J. W. Dial
Austin Francis Munich
Margaret Eleanor Kearney
Harrington John Madden
Anna Maria Donovan
Helen ‘Genevieve McGovern
Marion Alberts Colgan
Francis Thomas Talty
Anna Elizabeth Kovelak
Elizabeth Cyril Cavanaugh
Hlien Elizabeth Harrigan
Paul Thomas McPiroy
Hloise Elixabeth Malark
Alice Eulalia Dea
George Bdward Kelly
Catherine Veronica Hleagney
Agnes Cecelia
McGuinness
Cake Deeas Nipets
Tamme Maarch
Walter Martin Giblin
Newtown Social Notes Include Visits and Local Events
Newtown residents report Adeline Hurd returning from Philadelphia after Commencement at Philadelphia Dental College. Brinton relatives visited Newtown then left for New Milford. Henry McMitchell leads haying on Queen Street area. Francis Keane selling cars and planning more purchases. Community events include Sandy Hook school celebration for Principal Corbett’s 25 years, parochial school picnic, and parishioners commemorating Rev. Sinnott’s ordination anniversary. Numerous visits, social gatherings, and road maintenance updates round out the week.
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Queen Street
Depot Road
Francis Keane
Wiliam W. Peck
Botsford
George Ferris
Frank Johnson
Hartford
Trinity. College
South Center District
Mies B.C. Keane
Sandy Hook
Father Sinnott
St Rose's Church
State Road
Monroe Line
Reed Commissioners Office
Palatine
W. C. Johnson
Bennett
St. Rose
Patrick For
East Hampton
Conn
Mary Lynch
James Corbett
Taunton
Danbury
St. Rose's Cemetery
Brew
Honan
John ¥. McCarthy
Michael McCarthy
Walnut Tree Hill District
G. T. Sinnott
W. C. Kennedy
B. W. Troy
Winsted
Miss Seery
Troy
Bt. John’s Guild
Banny Hook
Mary B. Betts
Joseph A.tilson
Mershon
Tarce
Thomas J. Corbett
Latory
Edward Troy
Michael Kilbride
Wiliam Claris
Corbett
Clark
Hoo
Sandy Hook School
May Egan
St Elizabeth’s College
Convent Station
N. J
Cor‘bett
Kansas City
Lockwood
Hurd
Esther Kilbride
St. Mary's Hall
Sinnott
St. Rose's
Weston hires Delibesy Ibrael as teacher amid changes
STEPNEY reports Miss Gertrude Craft recently crsd inabec of Delibesy Ibrael accepted a position as teacher at a Weston school. Mrs Ernest Northrop and daughter Marjorie of Stamford visit Mr and Mrs Eugene Northrop. Mr and Mrs George Clingham of Pittsburgh have rented part of Mrs Emily D Lelvenworth's house for occupancy.
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Edward Booth
Eugene Northrop
Ernest Northrop
Marjorie Northrop
Stamford
Campon Cutter
Long Fill
Frank Lyon
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Wright
Fishers Island
New Milford
Elizabeth Gilbert
George Osborne
Monros
Levi Edwards
Gertrude Craft
Crsdinabec
Delibesy -Ibrael
Seibted
Weston
Marjorie
George Clingham
Pittsburgh
Penn
Emily D. Lelvenworth
Easton Grange meeting features suffrage debate and social
Easton grange held a regular meeting with a program including vocal solos by Mrs. Clarence B. Andrews and Mrs. Joseph B. Hin, a recitation by Miss Clara Sanford, and a Women’s Suffrage debate with Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Metten for the affirmative and Miss Sherwood and Mrs. Beers for the negative. Judges ruled for the negative. Afterward, strawberries and cake were served. visitors and grange members attended. The building committee reported plans to acquire two lots for a new grange hall in Center.
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Easton
Clarence B. Andrews
Mise Tazel BE. Sherwood
Mise Clara Sanford
Robert W. Marsh
John T.metten
Hazel E. Sherwood
Mia
George B. Beers
Joseph B. Hin
J. Arthur Sherwood
Emory P. Sanford
Redding Grange Mee
Chas. Lacy
Harmony Srange
Clarence
Shipmen
Weston Gracge
Clarence A. Jennings
Minnie J. Sherwood
Clarence Shipman
Lena Panton
Dwight Fanton
Weston Grange
Charlies Lacy
Monres Grange
Benjamin Parker
Misa Myrtle Beck
Redding End
Easton Grange
New Grange Hall
Warren Lampson
Cannons and guests host Sunday gathering at Mrs Godtrer home
A local social event centered at Mrs Helen Godtrer’s home drew family and friends including Mrs Gackman and Miss Beckmann. The attendance included Mrs Otto and Mrs Hartbate with plans to visit New Milford. speakers referenced the Epworth League and a program by Canons mutual society, while other guests traveled from Weston and Darien for the occasion.
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Carol Prarn
Miso Imibel
Schubert
Mise
M. McPartand
Mom Watk
Helen Godtrer
Kanmetn i. Beawett
Irvine Ei Wears
Mra Dieary Suvkeearmn
Ang Atte
Ette Gackman
Minna Beckmann
Ty Drost
Mowart
Stockwell
Mra & J. Milies
Brigepeg
Neste LB
GC. Moore
Weems
Man
Otto
Sae
Arwen N. J
Moorda Atvence
Mary E. Winhodele
Wasksyritt
Coleburn
Notwalk
James Carey
Weston
Fearnant
Charier
Cate
Hartbate
Doris Godtres
New Milford
Marie Pay Bert Thane Derlain
Misa Bliabern
Danbury
Fingry Onbarne
Redding
Carmien
Guest
Mra
J. W. Stace
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George Bawara Kelly
Harry Morgan
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Fred Seeley
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Frances Sherwood Benlther
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