Reverend Barber resigns Greens Farms pastorate
Laurence L. Barber, minister of Greens Farms Congregational Church for five years, resigned effective December 9 to accept Pilgrim Congregational Church in Nashua New Hampshire. He is a Yale and Hartford Seminary graduate, scribe of the Connecticut State Conference of Congregational Churches, and son of Rev. and Mrs. Charense W. Barber. The North Avenue extension may soon operate as the Connecticut company aims to recruit more conductors and motormen. wires are laid and switches installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence L. Barber
Green’s Farms
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Nashua
N. HY
Barber
Resistrar
Fairfield County Association of Congregational Churches
Connectcut State Conference of Congregational Churches
AL. Barber
Charense W. Garber
Danielson
Yale University
Hartford Theological Seminary
Laura WW. Bidwell
South Manchester
Laurence Luthier
North Avenue
Connecticut Company
Confirmation at St Augustine's Church by Hartford bishop
About 400 children received the sacrament of confirmation Saturday afternoon at St Augustine's Church. The ceremony was administered by the Rt. Rev. J.ilan, bishop of the diocese of Hartford. A man with an iron will is usually stubborn, like pig iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's Church
J. Ilan
Diocese of
Hartford
Little Rhody starts finely in Storrs Cent
Three pens shown in week two of the Storrs laying contest top weekly results. Rhode Island Reds from Laurenl Hill Farm Bridgeton RI win with 31 eggs. White Wyandottes from Obed Knight Bridgeton RI tied for second with 28 eggs, while White Leghorns from Dr Tancred Kent Wash produced 28 eggs. Total for all pens 701 eggs. A White Plymouth Rock No 192 owned by H A Whson Hollis NH laid seven eggs again, the bird has laid daily since arrival at Storrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Aa. Whson
Hollis
Storrs
Wiil
Samuel M. Monks
Hartford
Conn
Ingleside Farm
Palenville
N.Y
Katonah
J Obed
C' Innight
Bridgeton
O. L. Magrey
Middlebury
J .Mes
Laurel Hill Farm
Ry Ts
Mrs Consolloy Granted Divorce For Infidelity
Tiene Consolloy of Greenwich is granted a divorce from Weslie L. Consolloy by a Superior Court decision. Judge Haines accepted Judge B. P. Nobbs to hear testimony. Infidelity cited as grounds after evidence of visits to Atlantis hotel and Hotel Brevoort with another woman. They wed August 10, 1910. Rene Wallach was the wife's maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiene Consolloy
Greenwich
Weslie L. Consolloy
Haines
Superior Court
B. P. Nobbs
Nobbs
Consolloy
Atlantis
Hotel Brevoort
New York
Consollogas
Rene Wallach
Woods Named Permanent Receiver for Engineering Firm
Clinton E. Woods of Fairfield was made permanent receiver of Woods Industrial Engineering Company by Judge Haines. The firm, once a public accountant in the city, had assets of 6517.07 and liabilities of 138150.02 amid claims of waste and insufficient cash to meet weekly payrolls of 332.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton E. Woods
Fairfield
The
Woods Industrial Engineering Company
Haines
Superior Court
Woods
Stratford Tag Day Raises 760 for War Fund
Stratford residents contributed to a United War Fund drive with 760 added to the Stratford total from Tag Day. Auto markets raised 405 and children collected 355, with a town quota of 7,500 and hopes for 10,000. Housatonic Ship building Co employees led donations near 4,000, and 8,200 subscribers joined 2,600 Minute Women and Minute Men in the weeklong effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
United War Fund
Housatonic Ship Building Company
Frank Patterson
Margaret, Delacour
Edwin ©. Spall
Hallowe'en
Washington School
Gertrude Avery
King Street
Mra. C. Thampison
Eliott Ww. Peck
Long Brook Avenue
Hartford
Pridar
Vietory
Christchurch
Company IL. State. Guard
Bethany Church
A. My Bagegett
Baggett
Nyack
Okenuck Triba
Sachem Dillon
Charles Johnson
Park Street
New York
George Dickinson
Judson Place
Bridgeport
Edward ©. Wood
Pattarae Avenue
New clothes promote patriotism and economy in wartime
The Howland store announces patriotic, economical clothing for men released from khaki duty or seeking wool savings. It touts large pre ordered woolens and tailoring, offering excellent suits and overcoats for Bridgeport men at reduced prices, emphasizing confidence and steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Bridgeport
Kuppenheimer
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Rev. L. L. Barber
Greens Farms
North Ave
N.H. Trolley
Children Cry For Fietcher's
EDI
Areata
Tias
Chas. H. Fietcher
Iis
Advertis
CmiGikt
Horlick
Speci? Aohick
the Origier
Main Su
Dillon
Judso Nurn
G. W. Fairchild & Sons Inc
New Canaan
Wyandottes
Ward
Rhode Island
Will Farm
Beer Brook Poultry Farm
Short Falls
Yacob &. Jansen
North Haven
White Leghorns
Tancred
Kent
Washet
Rasmussen
Dover
N. J
Willam L. Gilbert
Winsted
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregons
Corvallis
Ore
HA. Wilson
White Rocks
N. H
Fr. W. Campstone
R. J. White
New London
Gonn
New
Canaan
New Canaan Association
Ted’ Lawrence
Woman’s ‘Club
Raymond's Hall
Mary Perry
King
Emily Harford
Roger
D. Lapham
Papa Lapham
France
Sedan
Sons of Veterans
George Banzhat
Stamford
E. Brinckerhoff
Railroad Avenue
Woman's Relief Corps
Germany
Big War Fund
Tbivision 5
Draft Board No. 5
Franklin School
Nicholy Street
Stewart
W. F. Brennat,Co
Gude's
Pepto Mangan
Red
Gude
Breitensach CO
Mig
Chemate
Howlann
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Cannon St
Howland Dry Goods Company
Hershman Wholesale Dealer
Center St
Phons Beatsl
Cticct
Con Bridgeport
Tate
Easton
Ule
Beidgeport Lath Limited
Sime
John C
Lobel
Vairbeld
State OF Connecticut
Rengevort
Ernest
Hehlaeport
Bridgeport Lab Limited
Pers
Elman
Nathan Amtrot
East Main Street
Goldstein
Melita
Main Street
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