Obituary Notes From Local City Obituary Log
Sergeant Charles S Gardner dies in Colorado Springs from war illness. Services by Rev H B Brown at Hawley Wilmot chapel with burial in Park cemetery. Also notes on Peter F Kerrigan funeral at St Patrick Church with high mass, Louise Cerroni death, Mary Minor Hampton funeral at Bethel AME, Catherine Allen funeral at St Michael and St Augustine, Henry Movers burial in Bloomfield Grove Cemetery, plus social news on Grand Army event and local show tents and small items.
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Charles S. Gardner
Charles Gardner
Colorado Springs
Ilness
France
Tank Corps
H. 8. Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Hawley & Wilmot
Peter F. Kerrigan
Garfield Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
J. A. Lynch
J. C. Lynch
Charles Hosey
Woman's World War Society
American Legion
Thomas Nagle
William Buckley
Robert Hynes
Joseph Glynn
Walter Daly
Thomas Carroll
St. Michael's Cemetery
Louise Cerroni
Louise
Thomas Cerroni
Wood Avenue
Mary W. Hampton
Mary Minor Hampton
Stratford Avenue
Bethel AM
Broad Street
James H. Gordon
Park Cemetery
Catherine Allen
Pequonnock Street
Robert J. Bowen
St. Augustine's Church
Herbert
Louis
Richard Flanagan
Patrick Smith
Thomas Shanley
Harold Burns
Henry A. Movers
Smith Street
Rourke & Boucher
Main Street
William H. Jepson
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Bloomfield
Conn
Boom[field] Grove Cemetery
Milford Events Highlight Carnival and Docks Life
Mil ford hosts a Red Men carnival with a Gypsy trailer and a merry go round attracting crowds. Judge Paul Miller and family rent a Bay View cottage for the season as local repairs and dormitory renovations unfold at Rosenbaum. John Dariske dies at 28, with funeral at St Marys. Jitney controversy stirs Milford, a Fall River truck wreck near Zellner’s on the New Haven turnpike prompts detours. A children operetta by 50 youths is planned at First Church, while Gulf Street development shifts to ceas pools and calls for a town wide sewer system.
Wallaces Chase Memorial Portrait To Hang In Library
The Chase family prepares a likeness of Wallace S. Chase for the library. When finished it will be hung permanently in the library where he served with patience and kindness for many years. The proposal is timely and in excellent civic taste, and the town will be richer for it. Mr and Mrs Crawford now reside in Edgewood park and will move to a Rogers avenue house recently purchased from Mr Malcolm. The Malcolm family have bought Mrs Griswold's Seaside avenue house and will move there later. The Sons of Veterans opened their...
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Wallace S. Chase
Mrs. Crawford
Edgewood Park
Rogers Avenue
Crawford
Malcolm
Malcolms
Griswold
Seaside Avenue
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