Thomas Moore remembered as Ireland’s famed bard of old
A long reminiscence on Thomas Moore notes his birth 138 years past and portrays him as Ireland and Britain’s beloved poet. It recalls his Dublin origins, London life, friendships with Byron and Scott, Bermuda graft controversy, and his travels from Norfolk to Bermuda via America. It also includes local notices of a dance committee and newborns in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Thomas Moore
Emerald Isle
Moore
Dublin
London
Devizes
Byron
Rogers
Scott
Lord John Russell
Bowood
Holland House
Britain
Erin
Court of Vice Admiralty
Bermuda
American
Norfolk
Col
John Hamilton
America
Lily Isle
England
New York
Washington
Canada
Junior class hosts dancing party at city Normal school
Members of the junior class entertained friends at a dancing party in the assembly hall Friday evening. The event was deemed a success. Class officers named are Miss Marion Meigs president, Miss Mildred Hill vice president, and Miss Catherine Russell secretary. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lieberum welcomed a son, George Jeremiah, born May 17 at Bridgeport Hospital. Mrs. Lieberum is daughter of Jeremiah Scully, a Decimalette club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Hospital
Birs
Joseph F. Gaynor
Fairfield Avenue
Mr. Gaynor
The
Gaynor Manufacturing Co
City Normal School
Marion Meigs
George W. Lieberum
Lafayette Street
George Jeremiah Lieberum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago
Warda Howard
Mike Moran
Courtnay
Marguerite Snow
Gentleman Crook
Secret Service
George Dameral & Company
Hearst
Helen Jackley
the Cliffords
Senna & Weber
PUNCH
Derwent Hall Caine
TION
Deemster
Hall Caine
Matinees
Innis Arden
Greenwich’ Point
Oni
First Run
Keeney
Mme
Olea Petrova
Lasky-Paramount
Petrova
Egypt
Fairfield Pavilion
C. J. Collins
Speider
Barrymore
Henry
San Rosario
Keystone
Cecilia McGovern
Marjorie Allen
Anna Dohert
Margnerite Casey
Maria Lennon
Helen Barker
Catherine McHiroy
Everett E. Cortright
J. H. Shafer
C. E. Atkins
Clayton Stevens
Lena Themney
M. D. Kelsey
P. A. Garneau
Linwood Avenue
John Reck
Cecil Spooner
N. Y
Boston
Clay