Resignation of Rev L L Barber at Greens Farms Church
Rev Lawrence L Barber resigns after five years as minister of Greens Farms Congregational church to accept an unanimous call from Pilgrim Congregational church in Nashua New Hampshire. The move follows longstanding church relations and regional conference ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. L. Barber
Greens Farms
Congregational Church
Nashua, N. H
Lawrence L. Barber
Green's Farms
Pilgrim Con& Ional
Nashua
Ion of
En Fons
Conerin
Barber
Airs
Clrenes Fuhey
Denielson
Yale
Hartford
Lanny Midwell
South Manchester
Cit
Laurence
Utie
Bachar
Maso
North Ave Line Extension Ready To Operate Soon
Connecticut company prepares to add more miners and 39 well kept cars for service on the North Avenue extension. Applications for conductors and motormen have surged, with the peak weekly intake seen recently. Workers may be assigned to the new line as soon as the extension opens. Track work progresses rapidly with switches and crossovers nearly installed.
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North Ave
North Avenue
Connecticut
Turing
Pac
Ocean Strunge
Storrs Poultry Contest Yields Few Leaders
In Storrs the second week of the judging saw top pens from Laure Hill Farm Bridgeton Rhode Island Reds and Obed G Nai White Wyandottes repeat strong showings. White Leghorns from D Tancred Kent Wash tied for second with two 48 egg pens, while Willard L Gilbert Home Wested produced 42 eggs. Total pen yield reached 701 eggs as a pullet laid daily since arrival, suggesting experienced exhibitors pick birds near record pace.
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D. Tancred
Kent
Wash
Williart L. Gilbert
Wisted
Owl
Magrew
Middlebury
Plymouth
HA. Wilson TL
Storrs
Toy
Falay
Samual M. Monks
Hartford
Conn
Trose Farm
Short Falls
N. 4
Javel Janeen
North Haven
Tancrod
Wath
Rasmussen
Mover
N. J. William
Winsted
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregons
Corvallis
Ore
Wilson
White Rocks
Hdlis
N. H
White
New London
New Canaan to Discuss Dropping Borough Again
New Canaan moves to revisit abolishing the borough and annexing to the town. A joint meeting of the Borough Board and town officials is planned with the New Canaan association backing action. Debate centers on tax impact and public support, with some opposing arguments about increased costs and loss of borough identity.
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New Canaan
Sponfal
Neto Laws
Thal
Joan Aut
New Canaan Association
Borowsh
KE. B. Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Ted Lawrence
Woman’s Club
Raymond's Hall
Mary Perry King
Emily Harford
Sons of Veterans
George Baushal
Stud
C. J. Hrinckerhof
Railroad Avenue
Woman's Helier Corps
Gangan
Talmadge Rill Ete
Grakenton Webb
George 3. Smith
Confirmation Observed at Auguathie's Church
A fragmentary report notes a confirmation ceremony at Auguathie's church with Reverend Bishop of Hartford presiding. A man involved appears to recall or reflect on a past event, though the text is garbled and unclear about details.
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Siocexe
Hartford
Mrs Conselloy Granted Divorce For Infidelity
Judge Kames of the Superior court granted a divorce to Mrs Conselloy on grounds of infidelity. A committee reported that Conselloy visited the Allanti hotel with an unnamed woman and registered at Hotel Brevaert in New York with a different woman. The couple wed on August 14. the wife’s maiden name is Rene Wellach.
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Greenwich
Uivercea
Hotel Brevaert
New York
Consolloys
Rene Wellach
Jigne Congollos
Woods Confirmed As Receiver for Engineering Firm
Gunton E. Woods of Kairfield was named permanent receiver of Woods Industrial Engineering Centre by a Superior Court order. Souda, a stockholder, sought the appointment citing mismanagement. The firm did business in the city, capitalized at 10 000. At appointment, assets were claimed waste and funds on hand were limited, with reported totals around 5 82 or 19 130.02.
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Gunton E. Woods
Kairfield
Woods Idustrial Engineering Cen
Stratford Tag Day Raises War Fund Totals
Stratford residents contributed to a United War Fund drive with door to door tag sales. Officials reported about $7,600 raised toward a $7,500 town quota, aided by Housatonia Shipbuilding workers and a large school enrollment participating in patriotism events.
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Stratford
Way
United War Fund
Wiese
Housatonia Shipbuilding Company
Frank
Patterson
Margaret Delacour
Eden C. Spall
Kuunday
Town Hall
Hallowe'en Pai
Washington School
Hallowe'en
Gertrude Avery
King Street
Mra
CJ Thompson
Stratford Schoola
Trott
Peck
Long Brook
Hartford
Ning
Company L
State Guard
Smith
An Tork
Willard Baldwin
Bethary Church
Bassett
Baggett
Nyack
Sachem Dillon
Charles. Johnson
Park Street
New York
George Ff
Tudson Place
Bridgeport
Edward C. Wood
Patharson Avenue
Martford
sela+tives
Allison Blatchler
Worth Main Street
Mifetown
Read Estate
Janis B. Tees
Main Ste
Startford
New clothes offer patriotism and savings for all
The piece argues that men, whether entering service or supporting wool, can buy new clothing that is patriotic and economical. It highlights savings and notes Howland stoves serve those released from khaki duty or seeking wool savings.
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Tae
Payne
Limoy
Oue
Oard
Chidren
Fletcher
H. Fletcher
Tuspera
Sue
Ferlick
Main St
Kiffen
Judson
Sauer
G. W. Fairchild & Sons Inc
Mrs. Conselloy
Woods
Germany
Big War Fund
Wxamine
Tony
Franklin School
Nichols Street
Stewart
W. F. Brenan, Co
Gude's
Pepto Mangan
Red Blood Builder
Gude
Bretenhach CO
Lowland
Fairfield Ave
Cannon St
Coin
Finny
Weathert
Bain and Calder
Hart Schatiner & Mi
Kuppenbeiner
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Howland
THE
Howland Dry Goods Company
Hershman Whilesinis
Daeter
Pau
Nathan Engerman
Paarl
Yeryt
Mab Street
Mt Melita
Attor
Heys
Libs Main Street
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