Boys Brigade Hosts Officers at German Reformed Church
The United Boys' Brigade of America held an evening event at the German Reformed church with national commander Gen. H. Clime of Baltimore and Gen. Kilmer as speakers. The brigade, numbering about 275,000 nationwide, emphasizes Christian formation, manliness, and military discipline.
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United Boys’ Brigade of America
German Reformed Church
H.clime
Baltimore
Necticut
J. E. Parks
Grace M. EB. Church
H. E. Weimer
Kilmer
United States
Earth
Christ
Bribce
Bridgeport
New Haven
Weterbury
Hartford
New Britain
West Portford
Milford
Wiliam Bernhard
Co. I
Newtown Horse Lost After Escape Near Store
Levi G Morris reports a valuable horse attached to a delivery wagon bolted from the driveway toward the marble residence before collapsing. Patrick H Gannon shot the injured animal. Henry Carlson escaped injury as he was knocked from the wagon.
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Levi GC. Morris
Messrs. Pitzschler
Bradley
Hawleyville
Newtown
Local Lodge Doings and Annu s Ball Plans
Doings in lodge rooms report reports from John C. Tuthill Camp W O W Syrac use to head camp session delegates. Pequonnock lodge I O O F invites nearby lodges to visit in April. Lucetta Warner Circle C o F A initiates many new members. Konckapotanauh Tribe I O R M marks 14th anniversary with a full program and notable chiefs in attendance.
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John C. Tuthill
Syracuse
Pequonnock Lodge
Wopowage Lodge
Milford
Cronoque Lodge
Stratford
Gilbert
Lavamore Napoleon Bissonnette
H. H. Jackson
Reymond Jeroy
Fred Wright
Wowompon Quartet
Walter Dean
William Miller
South Norwalk
Reading
Charles Dikkerton
Wiliam Saunders
Naugatuck
Pandora
Jeroy and
Wriecht
Mr. D'ckerson
William L. Russell
America
Wowompon
F. A. Cantwell
Danbury
William Saunders
Mishinewa
John Otzell
St Patrick's Y M T A Ball Set For Easter Monday
Arrangements are advanced for the fifteenth annual St Patrick's Y M T A and B Association ball to be held Easter Monday evening at Eagles Hall. The committee aims to surpass prior events socially and financially with emphasis on decorative features. Delegations from CT A U societies statewide are expected and a special committee will receive them. The 1910 committee is led by Thomas Fitzgerald with Peter Glennon Edward Howe Michael Ford Edward Tole and David Howe.
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St. Parick’s Y. M. T. A. & B. Association
Eagles’ Hall
Thomas Fitzgerald
Peter Glennon
Edward Howe
Michael Ford
Edward Tole
David Howe
Birthday fete at Miss Macaire's honors twenty first year
A pleasant evening at the home of Miss Emily Macaire marked her twenty first birthday with vocal solos by Miss Agnes Timothy and a quartet. Guests included numerous Maguire and Timothy family members and tenors and a farewell note for hostess Miss Maguire.
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Emily Macaire
Agnes Timothy
Messrs. W. Angel
H. Kennedy
R Eck
T. Thornton
L. Maguire
K. Heffernan
E. Maguire
D. Baldwin
M. Ellsmore
L. Warmuth
K. Gilbride
B. Maguire
S. Ellsmore
M. Heffernan
BE. Maguire
A. Timothy
W. Angel
J. Tierney
R. Eck
J. Seine
J. Timothy
R. Bannister
A. Winepur
W. Burns
R. Petersen
T. Maguire
T. Timothy
F. M.carthy
J. Maguire
Miss Maguire
New Stock of Refrigerators for This Season
Che D M Read Co announces an expanded season stock with seventy five sample refrigerators on display. The collection features Oak Ash and Pine cases with steel lines and opalite linings. Models include Eddy Refrigerator with slate shelves and White Frost compact round unit. Jersey White has no wood construction with removable racks and revolving shelves. The Jewett Stone White and All Steel add to a varied lineup for homes and boarding houses.
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Eddy
Jewett
Read Co Offers Caps At Eight Cents For Boys
The D. M. Read Co Raford B Smith advertises bargain caps for boys, recalling last week’s suspenders sale and promoting 25 cent caps as underpriced while urging readers to view the line of 25c headwear.
Local names listed for Providence Newport and Long Hill
The passage names residents including Anuel Stanton George Bevans Jr Edward Hal Francis Rowland Stanley Hall Mr and Mrs William Henry Mrs A Henry Mrs Fuller Mrs Monroe and Miss Ruth Henry of Providence. Homer Hoyt of Newport. R L Edward Bevans Missa Florence Bevans and Mrs Wedge of Long Hill.
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Anuel Stanton
George Bevans, Jr
Edward Hal
Francis Rowland
Stanley Hall
This City
William Henry
A. Henry
Fuller
Monroe
Ruth Henry
Providence
Homer Hoyt
Newport
R. L
Edward Bevans
Florence Bevans
Wedge
Long Hill
25 Years of Married Life Celebrated by Bevans
Mr and Mrs George W Bevans of 586 Brooks street celebrated their silver wedding with an elaborate home feast attended by many friends and relatives. They were wed in Providence RI in 1884 and have five children. Musical selections and gifts marked the occasion into the night.
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George W. Bevans
Brooks Street
Providence
M. A. Rowland
William Henry
Eva Bevans
Mrs. Rowland
Horace Hall
Homer Hoyt
George Bevans, Jr
Samuel Stanton
Francis Rowland
Horace Hell
Horace Wedge
Wallace Hill
Henry Stanton
Eushman
Misses Fputh
Mabel
Martha Stanton
Florence Rowland
Emma Duckart
Esie Hall
Building Permits Aggregate $18 000 Value
Building commission reports aggregate permits worth 17 925 issued at its meeting. Projects include stores, garages, and additions on Barnum Avenue Lexington Avenue Wood Avenue Beechwood Avenue Westway Seaview Avenue Calhoun Avenue and Seaview. Property owners include U M C Co Goldman line Rinde Ample ton Barrett Delia Barrington Woodhull Rowe Hunvady Lanese.
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Building Commission
Barnum Avenue
Goldman
Dis Place
John C. Rinde
Amos A. Ampleton
Beechwood Avenue
W. S. Barrett
Wood Avenue
Frank Delia
Alta. Ing
Lexington Avenue
Co. V. Barrington
Grover Avenue
John R. Woodhull
Westway
Thomas Rowe
Seaview Avenue
Light Anecdotes and a La Grippe Remedy
A collage of short humor vignettes features Walter seven who jokes his parents would take three hours to work together, a fiery orator silenced by audience, and a witty exchange about society and riches. The page closes with a simple medical ad praising Foley’s Honey and Tar for la grippe coughs and pneumonia prevention.
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Walter
Chicago News
F. B. Brill
Castornia Tea Kind You Have Always For a She
Readable fragments describe a tea product or brand named Castornia with a claim of suitability for a woman. The text includes unclear phrases and stray words. No clear event dates or organizations are present to anchor a precise report.
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Castornia
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