Derby Elks to Play Stamford Elks in Friendly Game
Derby Lodge led by Major Frank Conway travels to Stamford to face the Stamford lodge in a base ful game at Hallowe'en park. A bind concert and supper for the visitors will accompany the event.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1926
Page
8
Derby Lodge led by Major Frank Conway travels to Stamford to face the Stamford lodge in a base ful game at Hallowe'en park. A bind concert and supper for the visitors will accompany the event.
Teigle of East Port Chester has awarded a contract to Richard Outwater for the erection of a swimming pool and natatorium on Teigle’s estate in East Port Chester. The project is to be completed on the Greenwich property, reflecting local development plans in the area.
Somerville New Jersey July 30 Fate reaches back to revive the Hall Mills murder case with an ensemble of characters from wealth to poverty. The piece reimagines Rev Edward Waseler Hall and Eleanor Mills amid a cast that includes Mrs Jane Gibson the pig woman the Mills family and officials as a theater-like reexamination of the crime with the governor citing an accelerated probe.
Funeral services for William Stantor Rathbun, general assistant to the resident of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad, were held at Central Baptist Church in New Haven. Rev David A. Kipp led the service with Masonic officers among mourners, a special train transporting railroad men from New York to the burial at Yantie cemetery with a Masonic committal service.
A house over 200 years old was sold to Berbert Priges of New York. The property was bought by Ezra Scofield in 1825 and remained in the Scofield family. A relative, Riblins Hughes, sold the house to Hughes, who is then selling it to Driges.
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