Episcop al Church of Brookfield elects officers
At St Pauls Episcopal Church annual meeting the officers and vestry were elected for the coming year. Names include clerk William Beehler treasurer Robert Supple warden Frederick H. Bears and several vestrymen and delegates. Also noted were committee appointments and a social event with visitors from nearby towns.
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Grookfield
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Ule
Willan Beehler
Vraderick H. Bears
Charles Stuart
Arthur &. Mansfield
William J. Beehler
Marenve D Brisil
Charles H W. Camp
Robert Sun
Marehouee
Treasi H
Lie
Robert Supple
Hoovoaventen
Wlilang
Bieoitles
Arthur S. Muamatieldt
Vrederick H. Bears
Clarence D. Bristol
Frederick I. Beers
Arthur
Mansfield
Clarence D. Briscol
Commiitee
Frederick UW. Beers
Kades Shuiart
Acthve
Nexton
Cornelia Fritz
Friends
New York
Mer
A. Peck
Vent
Virginis
Pokony Trange
Lacer
Harmony Grange
Monroe
Harmony Stangr
Danbury Grange
St. Voeuls
Charles A. Ryder
Margeret Aorehouse
Willan J. Reehler
Willian J °. Finckney
Clarence D. Gristol
Trinoy Ferri
Muriel W. Beers
Linda P. Williams
George Uiryan
Herbert Lake
Eric Johnson
Clinton A. Jones
Mienest Hawley
Stratford Profiles No 4 Wing Win In Main Street Business
The edition highlights a local figure on Stratford Main Street, noting his role as first assistant to the doctor and his past in Bridgeport. It recalls Fulb Goodsell, former director of public works and a member of the Cipheng club, with ties to Stratford Center.
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Wing Win
Main Street
Stratford
Bridgeport
Ful B. Goodsell
Public Works
Cipheng
Stratford Center
Ridgefield Notes and Social Roundup
Ridgefield brief notes report Mrs Arto weekly guests Mrs Bowler and family at Danbury. St Stephens Gold parish event planned. Crane guest in New York City. Tea House reader Carl Anderson hosting his mother. Ken Wasene hosts euchre with Mrs Wascoe and Mrs Stabyman as winners. XORTIL Brookfield Mass drowning of eight year old Paul Los in Seven Mile River after breaking through ice.
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Arto
Ifie Felegr
Prasov
Sumer Mount
Bowlers
Danbury
Bowler
Charles W
West
Xortil Brookfield
Mass
Paul Los
Seven Mile
Westport Notes at January Update in Local Telegram
Westport residents and churches report various events from January, including hospital admission for Mrs. C Sachs, new Westport singing society formation, parish meetings at Holy Trinity and St Paul’s Lutheran, a cinema hall opening, and social gatherings. Local clubs, insurance notes, and community notices mark a busy village calendar with performances, suppers, lectures, and organizational elections.
Modernists Denounced as Flippant Liars in Rural Sermon
In Ston on January 20 a Special Telegram reports Rev Hen Metialuan railing against modernists in a fiery sermon. He condemns those who reject God, warns against worldly temptations, and contrasts two paths for humanity, urging listeners to follow scripture and avoid flippant secularism.
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Ston
Fae
Ebhurd
Danber
Miss M A Lewis Longtime Stepney Resident Buried
The funeral of Margaret A. Lewis, 78, longtime Stepney resident and life long Baptist Church member, was held at her Stepney depot home and in the Stepney cemetery with Rev. Walter J. Aiken officiating. Charles F. Nichols and others served as bearers. Resting in the family plot, the funeral followed services at the Baptist church in Stepney and Newton conducted prayers for the bereaved.
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Stepney
Margaret A. Lewis
Stepney Depot
Walter J. Aiken
The
Baptist Church
Miss Lewis
Tntermont
Charles F. Nichols
Stillaen
Dwards
Reedshey
George Bre Hearns
Frankfield
Loral
Charles Lewis Briggs
Brookfield
H. J. Corning
Sourt Hull
Mos. Wor
Ansonia
Misa Jamily Medlev
Ralph Veneciety
B. B. Beasley
A. D. Jarot
Hawley's
Trumbull Fraternal Meetings and Social Notes
Special Telegram report covers Trumbull and nearby events. Pomona Grange meets at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday January 22 with fifth degree reports and ceremony. Engagement of Miss Ward and Mr Enalgn noted amid local social happenings.
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Trumbull
Aaritor
Elmer T. Niehols
Reasurer
Karl de Ward
Preasurer Ora Oh
Bane Society
Emouidtree
Hollin i. Burton
Tienes
Fitch
Alferr Fi
Linley
Prambull
Pany Wilheid
Usurpation clash over Westport town finances
Westport officials clash as Attorney Grout accuses the Westport Board of Finance of usurping selectmen’s powers by proposing a permanent road program and a 225000 state funding scheme. Chairman Jennings and State Highway reaction push back, defending board unity and town dem ocratic process while urging cooperation with the selectmen.
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Ayres-Jennings
Rio
Board of
Pinan
Yuile Ie
Jides
Board of Finance
Girug
Grout
Finance Board
Sia
Boards of Finance
Grant
Seugatuck Avenue
Com
Erwin Tennings
D of Finance
Tennings
Bets Finance Board
Vataall
Oth Ch Ban
Jennings
Connecticut
Rout
Board of Peace
Board of Selectmen
Star Chamber
Greens Farms
Greens Farms Farmer Breaks Record for Spring Plowing
WESTPORT Jan 20 Allan Parcel Greens Farm market gardener set a local Spring plowing record by working several acres this week. Oldtimers recall earlier farmers like Robert Gault who planted fourteen acres of potatoes in March and faced cold snaps. Town officials note historical plowing patterns and fence post digging as part of prior years.
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Westport
Allan Parcel
Greens
Joseph Morton
Robert Gault
Joseph Adam
Baynham Funeral Largely Attended
Jap Ort and many relatives attended the funeral Saturday morning for Wehard Haynham who died at his home on Imperial avenue last Wednesday evening. He was about seventy years old and death was due to heart trouble. He survived by four married grandchildren. A high mass requiem was held at St. Patrick Church, with burial at Wine Street Cemetery.
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Wehard Haynham
Imperial Avenue
Maynhamn
Pather
Carrol
SasuMiplion
Busial
Orauetery
Pittsfield Infant Dies in Grease Fire
Robert Godfrey infant son of Mr and Mrs James Godfrey died today from burns after his clothes touched flaming grease on a stove. The tragedy occurred in Pittsfield Massachusetts. The report notes the public demands and wages context but the core event is the infant’s death due to the grease fire.
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Pittsfield
Pitebfield
Mass
Shin
Robert Godfrey
James Godfrey
Clara Wakeman Noted Designer Dies in Wasoh
Special to The Telegrams reports the death of Clara Wakeman, prominent painter and designer, at her Wasoh home. Daughter of Thaddeugburr Wakeman, a well known lawyer and essayist, and Mrs Maolly Ludmond Wakeman, she played a leading role in women’s advancement and was a pioneer in the woman suffrage movement. Many pieces of her work are exhibited in New York City museums.
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Greenwich
Janu
Jara Wakeman
Was Oh
Thaddeugburr Wakeman
Maolly Ludmond Wakeman
New York City
Weston Supper Club Whist Event Delights Local Guests
About seventy attendees enjoyed a well hosted supper at the Weston Whist event on Thursday night. Prizes were awarded in a free choice format, with top scores for Ann Vanton, Mrs Dean Banes, and Sadie Buers. Other prizes went to Wike, Oscar Budd, Mrs Lilian Fidul, Roy Joseph Buck, and Mrs Charles Brock plus Stanley Fuhrman. A consolation prize went to Mr Buckley. Visitors and local residents were noted, with mentions of travel and social updates.
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Weston
Eh Waneker
UGCA
He Rand
Ann John Vanton
Dean Banehes
Sadie Buers
Wikewan
Oscar Budd
Lilian FiDul
Roy Joseph Buck
Buckley
Charles Brock
Stanley Fuhrman
Bloeublem
N. J
Minnie Strang
George Erchinger
Alica Marwin
Danbury
John Williams
Irving Merritt
New York
Mra
Oscar Budd la
Wilton Club Talks State Aid Roads and Consolidation
Wilton Progress club meeting cites need for state aided roads to retain rural population and support agriculture. New president Newsome outlines consolidation of schools and tax considerations. Next meeting planned for February. committees appointed for publicity and schools. Cannon Grange covers a children’s play and a local orchestra rehearsal. South Wilton Tables Social Club notes welcome return of members and outreach. Measles reported in Nod Fi district.
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Wilton
Wilton Progress Club
Newsome
Cimic
Consolidated School
Farig
T. T. Berwin
Comittee
DeVere Aen
Ehalrynan
Cannon Grange
Cannon Wall
Huraday Jast
Georgetown
Floyd Hopton
Misa Eleanor Janks
Congregational Chapel
South
Elenry Leroy Lewis
Fairfield County Women's Republican Association
Washington
Jy .C
Charles FE. Hughes
Sonantora Brandegee
McTuenn
Lewis Mare
Fire Wardens of County to Attend Elm City Meeting
Fairfield and New Haven county fire wardens and deputy wardens will meet at Yale Forest School Sage Hall New Haven January 20 10 am to discuss warden duties and fire problems. Luncheon hosted by New Haven Water Company then Connecticut Forestry Association meeting with Massachusetts conservation commissioner William A Baazely. Evening program features Yale Forestry dean Clot Henry Davies and a forestry moving picture show. Wardens Burr Fy Reach expects to attend.
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Fairfield
New Haven
Yale Forest School
Sage Hall
A New Haven Water Company
Convecticut Forestry Association
Wen
William A. Baazely
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Clot
Henry &. Iaves
Yale School At Forestry
Yale Forestry School
Ghvelib and
Ghvelib and & Apecial Forestry Moving Picture Program
Burr Fy
Monroe News Briefs From January 28 Visitations and Local Notices
Lady Martha chapter of Eastern Star hosted a regular meeting with the grand attendant visiting. Thomas Patrick is recovering at home near Nivetorne after illness. Sympathies sent to the Greene family of Lower Stephenson as a child battles whooping cough. J. H. Greene’s family mourns. The Monroe Congregational Church youth travel to Newtown for a Young People’s conference. The Pare family reports a diphtheria case after a New York return.
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Monbom
Dia
Martha Ehapter
Eastern Star
Pnroe
Grand Mitren
A. Js. Juarcans
Pheodore Terra
Thomas Patrick
Nive Torne
Badie Shumoens
Hammertown
Arthur Crrusatsibowini
J. H. Greene
Lower Stephen
Robert Sinclair Tolls
Monroe Congregational Church
Newtown
Youngs People's Conference of Congregational Churches
Wallflett County
Sinvlaly
Sander
Constanta Par
Clothing store robbery in Greenwich
Thieves broke a plate glass window at Louis Kerman’s clothing and tailor shop, 103 Mill Street East Port Chester, around 4 am. They stole 10 new overcoats and substantial merchandise worth about 1600 dollars. Police suspect the same gang linked to Stamford robberies but have no trace yet.
Danbury Pupils Form Mandolin Club At School
Danbury teachers and the New Street Parent-Teacher association plan a mandolin club after discovering several pupils can play. The PTA will donate $100 for instruments and accessories.
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Parent Teacher Association
Mandolin Club
Danbury
New Street
Westport Plans Track Abandonment and Bus Substitution
In Westport on January 20 a special town hall meeting reviewed tearing up trolley tracks between the roadway and Bridge Street school and urged a Connecticut Public Utilities Commission order for the railroad company to shift to a concrete road. The vote favored abandoning tracks and using buses, despite opposition from electors led by Frank M. Ri and twenty others who called for reconsideration, with initial tallies around 104 to 58.
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Westport
Alan
Bridge Street
Convecticut Public Utilities
Aecticut Company
Bf Committee
Board of
First
An Howe
Yeas
Frank M. Ri
Burglaries Reported at Fairfield Beach in Week
Fairfield Beach residents report multiple break ins over the past week. Police notes indicate seven valuables items were seen by entrants and bonds or similar security were taken. Local authorities continue investigations into the incidents.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Beach
Bond Nyticien
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