Easton Community Calendar Announces Rehearsals and Services
Frid Mghe choir rehearsal moved to Friday night at home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wheeler. Lee M E church to host song service in Epworth League. Play rehearsal for The Path Across the Hill held at Lee M E hall with next session Feb 19 at 8. Ellipses indicate readable Civic pin awarded to Natalie Marsh from Bridgeport Central High. Poultry club plans discussed by James R Case and local boys at Academy School. Concert planned at Congregational church March 1 featuring baritone horn piano organ and vocal selections. Easton volunteers hold weekly dance at fire house with Bridgeport orchestra. Various local residents visit, host guests, and attend theatres in Bridgeport. Church services Sunday at usual times with Howard B Warren preaching The Ninthe Commandment. Young Men Bible class open to area youths. Epworth League service at 7:20 PM led by Mrs Arthur F Wheeler on The Rural Church and the Nation. Center Street M E church to hold 2 PM Sunday service. Congregational church service by Rev Fred Bunker and Sunday school afterward. Ladies Aid to convene Saturday afternoon to tie a quilt. Easton boy scout troop updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Central High School
James R. Case
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Jocal Schools
Academy School
Herbert Strout
Charles Mills
Hudson Volunteer Fire Company
Bridgeport Orchestra
Harry Edwards
Etretfield
Erwin Edwards
Fred Candee
Bridgeport
Raymond Candee
Couan
John Marsh
Bernice
Wiliam Raymond
Greenfield
Alice Page
Ansonia
Nellie Shautrand
Mise Elsie Botsford
Long Hill
Mallett Banford
Misa Lorintha Hull
Boston University
Chester Stull
William Streck
Louis Streck
George Kachele
Joseph MecCarten
Clifford Bannermar
Tracy Douglas
Howard B. Warren
Lee M. E. Church
Epworth League
Arthur F. Wheeler
Center Street
M. FE
Howard BP. Warren
Fred Bunker
Congregational Church
Four and Twenty Whist Club Hosts Week Night Games
Regular weekly meeting at the hall on Monday night featured a Four and Twenty Whist club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall. Guests included many local residents. prizes for high scores went to Mrs. Arthur Wheeler, Mrs. Charles Siliman, Arthur Wheeler, and Robert Marsh with consolations to Fred Marsh and Mrs. Clarence Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Warren
Edward Knight
Chester Hall
Erwin Edwards
Clarence Andrews
Willard Ss. Gillette
Charles Siinuim
Cheford Gillette
Arthur E. Wheeler
Robert Marsh
Elizabeth Smith
I . Norton
Howard Silliman
WoHam Loper
Arthur Wheeler
Charles Siliman
Fred Fred Marsh
Huntington News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Notices
The Huntington area reports a funeral at Benny Brook for George No Warner with I O O F pallbearers from Waterbury, interment in Lawn Cemetery, and visitors from New Haven. Also noted are lodge activities, scion visits from Stratford and Bridgeport residents, Scout leader conventions, a Shelton woman bowling record, city charter debate over icy street liability, and appointments to the Board of Assessors and state park support for Indian Well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
George No Waner
Benny Brook
Shelton Avenue
Elx
Nusahogan Lodge
Waterbury
Lawn Cemetery
Ellsworth Blakeslee
New Haven
George Warner
Robert Dorman
Stratford
Rachel Fair
Nic
Charles Shapiro
Russ
Chamber of Commerce
Palace Eye
Shelton
Frederick Cawthra
Pine Street
Board of Aldermen
Shapiro
Malthie
Herman Ritter
White Hills
John H. Bildye
Supreme Court
John RB. Russ
Third Ward
Indian Well
Daniel A. Nichols
Board of Assessors
Literbert Lodger, Jr
Local social in Brookfield features Valentine program
Brookfield notes a Valentine social at Mrs. William B. Roe's home with readings, mandolin solos, and a China festival talk by Mrs. Harry B. Hawley. Speaker Rev. Frank K. Hawley and two girls performed, a silver collection was taken, and refreshments were served. Representative John Thornhill returned home after a January arm fracture, and several local residents traveled to visit kin and attend events across Bethel and Danbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Thomas O'Shea
Danbury Hospital
Valentine
William B. Roe
Robert Osborne
The
Missionary Society
Freder
Curtis
Milas Gertrude Gustafgon
Gertrude C. Roe
Henry B. Hawley
Holmes
Elate Gustafson
Marjorie Elsendors
Frank K. Hawley
Charles B.hawley
Harry
Martin
China
John §. Thornhill
Danbury
Brookfield Center
Charies Green
Evelyn Green
Harry Anderson
New Haven
Mra. Ackerman
Leonard A. Taylor
Song
Bethel
John A. Carlson
Newtown
Peter H. Fennell
Harry S. Martin
Washington, D. C
Patchen resumes duties at National City Bank in NYC
Bethel notes Milton Patchen has resumed his duties at the National City Bank in New York City after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs W F Patchen of Film Street. Several Bethel residents return from trips to Brooklyn Newark Atlantic City and New York after visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Howley
Buffalo
N. Y
Bethel
Thomas Mannion
Bras
Mannion
Newark
Reservoir Street
Henry Shanley
Pleetwood Avenue
New York
Rudolph Yauch, Jr
Brooklyn
Devon Devon Health Notes and Local Socials
Devon residents share sick bay reports with several illnesses including grippe and a severe cold. Social events include a Pride of Bridgeport anniversary observance, a Valentine party at St Andrew's social home, a pinochle party at Naugatuck Gardens clubhouse, and a Hose Co. No. 2 card party with dancing. Mrs Williams and daughter Mrs Johnson return from Stamford visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Louis Bratz
Bridgeport Avenue
Albert Shultz
Bridgeport
Carlton Carlson
Berkley Terrace
Thomas Andes
Naugatuck Avenue
Raymond O'Connor
Noble Avenue
Victor I. Willams
Pride of
Mary Bruckshaw
F. Rogers
M. Canning
Naugatuck Gardens Improvement Association
Club
Corneline Lucy
Thia
Hose Co. No. 2
Club Rooms
George F. Johnson
Stamford
V. Williams
Williams
Young People fellowships plan town hall entertainment night
The Young People’s fellowships of Trinity and St. John’s churches announce an entertainment and dance at the Town Hall on Thursday night. They recently visited the rectory of Trinity church, hosted by Rev. Dr. Sulehniond Aseer, and laid plans for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
St. John'’s
Town Hall
Trinity Church
Sulehniond Aseer
Hawley High School to stage Love a la Carte comedy
The Hawley High Senior class will present the three act comedy Love a la Carte at the Hawley School auditorium on February 28 under the direction of Miss Arline Haskina. The performance will feature humorous scenes and an excellent orchestra to follow the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel High School
Newtown
Hawlei Hgh School
Hawley School
Arline Haskina
F. Crowe
Gertrude M. Crowe
Misa
Catherine R. Crowe
William D. Corbett
St. Augustin R. €. Church
Bridgeport
Mildred Margaret Horan
Crowe
Corbett
East Main street to join state highway system plan
Stratford Feb 17 East Main street Stratford from Ferry boulevard to Derby turnpike will join the trunk line state highway system under a bill framed by Senator Charles E Wheeler and presented in the current session. Christ Church Guild announces cast for two plays The Minister Comes to Tea and Forty Miles an Hour at parish house February 24 at 8 39 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Church Guild
Christ Church Guild
Alexander Trumbull
Bella Crane
Charles Radbey
William Curtis
Mother Peters
Tonges
Ann Dunlop
Fred Elliott
Pally
Herbert Smith
J .Wallacee Soathcote
Albert Pott
Ellen Canady
Tom Touson
Mabeth
D. Winifred Tod
Cora
Mabel A. Merrick
Helena . Wilder
Reuben Olmstead
Long Hill News Roundup Of Visits And Local Events
Mrs. Charles Osborne of Bridgeport visits daughter Mrs. George Griffin as Stitch-in-Time girls deliver cretonne bags with tobacco and candy to saldiery wards at Abington Hospital. Choir practice at Maburch and social gatherings fill week. Irene Curtiss returns home after a Monroe visit. School holds half day due to staff meeting. William Schneider recovering at home after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Jill
Charles Osborne
Bridgeport
George Griffin
Henry Lange
Abingtown Hospital
Charles Bradley
Elisha Griffin
Marion Ackerman
Sylvie Brohl
Nancy
Lena Sedortino
Caroline Sherwood
Ruth Smith
Katherine
Annie Glennon
M Dburch
Linn B. Abbott
George H. Smith
Ong Hill
Herbert Heath
Oscar Plump
William Parsons
Crapau
Herbert Latimer
Arthur May
Holmes
Goa. H. Smith
May Hennedy
Walter Hawley
George H. Griffin
David Hawley
Stratfield
Irene Curtiss
Leonard Curtiss
Monroe
Long Hill
Paul Hlatt
Long Will
W. W. Knight
William Schneider
Bridgeport Hospital
New London
Carrera
Youths Held as Car Thieves and Bandits
Stamford, Feb. Tr. AP charged with highway robbery and automobile theft while police seek links to five burglaries and additional car thefts. George Thompson 17 and brother William 20 bound over to Criminal Superior Court under $2,000 bonds each, unable to furnish. They are expected to go to Bridgeport to await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
George Thompson
William
Criminal Superior Court
Bridgenort
Fairfield Legion Posts of Fairfield County Aid Communities
Fairfield County American Legion groups push to keep State Veterans Relief Fund under local control with Legion administration and oppose DI transfer. Stamford wins 1927 membership cup with Georgetown renewing at 100 percent. posts report drives, shows, and parks plans. Community events include automo bile show, minstrel show, and charity activities across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Wairfield County
American Legion
State Veterans’ Relief Fund
State Department
Red Men's Hall
American Union Auxiliary District
Kenday
Stamford Winston
Stamford Post
Yost
Stamford
Greenwich
Georgetown
Wilton
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Ridgefield
Westport
Shelton
Stratford
Danbury
Flst
L Ieans
Visiting Nurse Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies' Aid Society
Easton Boy Scout
Caroxeruns Co
Atlanta
Weraperfr
Shelton Post
Stratford Post
American Legion Post
Associated Charities
Succas
Theodore B. Burr
Atate
Wednday
Catherine McGarty
Court St. Monica
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Thomas' Hall
RN. E. Jones
Connecticut Agricultural College
I. St. Chapman
Firemen‘s Hall
Southport
Camp Wakememo
H. N. Wakeman
Great Northwest
Wakeman Memorial
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Patrick's Day
Coleman Comme
Knights of Colwn Ims
Sohnson&Sons
Brooke
Dail
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