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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1918

Page

7

Ghosts of Yesterday at Grand Theatre Announced

Amusements news notes the Grand Theatre showing Ghosts of Yesterday and the slashing of a James Montgomery Flagg portrait of star Talmadge. The production, based on Rupert Hughes two women, features a dramatic role and two daily showings. Also listed are The House of Hate serial, The Married Policemen Safe, Those Who Pay, vaudeville acts, and other films.

Dge Grand Theatre James Montgomery Flagg Miss Talmadge Talmadge @tudio Rupert Hughes

Centerbrook April 6 Services and local arrivals noted

Centerbrook residents attend church and social events with Miss Annie Sisson and Mrs Edward Wells at the Baptist church in Essex. William Cone funeral attended by Mrs Walter Wilcox in East Had. D C Stedman returns from Middletown. Louise Cutone out sick from factory work last week. Laura Wright visiting easter vacation with Mr and Mrs Northam. Road crews add gravel on Deep River street. Several locals attend Prof nia's reception in Deep River.

Centerbrook Annie Sisson Edward Well Baptist Church Essex Walter Wilcox East Truncle William Cone D. C. Stedman Middletown Louise Cutone Laura Wright Northam T Deep River Prof Nia

Unclear local notes mention Hadam visitors and postal list

A fragmentary Hadam notice cites Charles M. Inger visiting Westbrook, Mosher visiting friends, and Clarke and Dr. Crook from East Had attending events. A. Dickinson travels to Middletown. A garbled post office list includes names such as Mrs J Davis and local church figures.

Charles M. Inger Westbrook Mosher G. E. Clarke Dr. Crook East Had A. Dickinson Middletown

April Woman's Liberty Loan drive begins in Haddam

Local Liberty Loan campaign launches in Ghatham Middle Haddam and Middle Haddam with women volunteers starting solicitation to support war financing. The effort aims to collect subscriptions and promote public participation in the liberty loan drive.

Tham Middle Haddam April Woman’s Liberty Loan Com

Deep River Community Notes and Local Events

Deep River notes list jury duty for Louis L. Deni son, Mildred Lee at Russell Jennings Mfg Co, and visitors Mrs. Sarah Lee and Miss Iva in Meriden. Yale graduate Bently Stevens to be called in June, and baritone W. J. Holt sang at Lyme rally. Birth announced in Newburyport, moving plans for Robert Jones, and funeral for Mrs. George Johnson. Church sermons at Deep River Congregational and other services planned. Phila thea society meets. BE. L. Prann ill. Prof Gia coma hosts a Springfield dance with pupils. notable butterfly and tarantella dances plus Master Mather and Master Marwin. Red Cross ice cream sale aids fundraiser. Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Irving T. Arnold.

Deep River Louis L. Denison Middletown Mildred Lee Russell Jennings Manufacturing Co Sarah Lee Iva Meriden Bently Stevens Newport Yale College W. J. Holt Lyme W. J. O’brien Newburyport Mass Robert Jones George Johnson New Haven St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Sword of Justice Matthew B. A. Hatfield The Baptist Church Philathea Society BE. L. Prann Grippe A. J. Giacoma Springfield Mildred Hess Yvette Dubois Bernice Goeshing Edna la Place Margaret Stevens Edith Wormwood Dorothy le Vaughn Helen Black Elizabeth Jennings Walker Saunders Joseph Elgart Kenneth Wright Marshall Pelton Gilbert Mather Reginald Marwin

Old Saybrook Notes On War Efforts And Local Happenings

Old Saybrook reports Mrs. George W. Berrian visiting her New York dwellings on the Boston Post Road while Lieut. Ralph N. Clark arrives in Dayton after transfer from Ran Foul. Liberty Bond sales in town show strong support as Co. G Home Guard conducts drills. Mrs. Theodore L. Cuyler arrives at Oyster Bay cottage from Brooklyn. Sixteen Saybrook Point Whist Club members meet with prizes awarded to A. H. Barber Annie Hall and others. Sergeant John Doyle’s Camp Devens unit likely goes abroad today.

Old Saybrook George W. Berrian New York Boston Post Road Liberty Co. G Home Guard Justin B. Holman Cornfield Point Camp Meade Theodore L. Cuyler Oysteree Brooklyn N. Y. Thursay Saybrook Point Saybrook Point Whist Club Met With Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gilbert At Saybrook Point A.H. Barber Annie Hall William E. Burke A. J. Gilbert S. A. Thurlow Pottsville John Chase Richard M. Doyle Camp Devens Sergeant John Doyle

Services at Baptist church Sunday morning and evening

In Chester, the Baptist church holds morning services with the pastor preaching at 10 30 about Working the Works and an evening cantata from 7 to 8 led by the choir singing Hail

Baptist Church

Rockfall Update on Mrs. Shum and Bigelow Trip

Mrs. E J Shum Way returns to Rockfall after wintering in New Haven with her niece Mrs J Mehaffey. E B Bigelow was in Hartford on business.

Rockfall E. J. Shumway New Haven

East Hampton War Relief Efforts and Social Notes

April town bulletin lists local residents selling smileage books for soldiers and reports on visits, illnesses, and social events. Red Cross surgical dressings appeal urged. several guests and travelers noted. Church services across Congregational, Methodist, St. Patrick’s, and Swedish Lutheran parishes listed with times and topics.

Temperance sermon by former pastor J W Prince in Rocky Hill

Rocky Hill reports that Rev J W Prince former pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church will preach on Temperance at 7 o clock in the evening. He is well remembered by locals who look forward to another service conducted by him.

Ivoryton News Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Visits

The Resolute circle of the King's Daughters changes host, and the Phoenix Society sets an April 9 meeting in Ivoryton. Local residents report visits and returns from Hartford Boston New London and South Lyme, with automobile show attendance noted. The Parents' and Teachers' club hosts an afternoon whist and social April 9 at Ivoryton grammar school. the public is invited.

Ivoryton King’s Daughters N. D. Miller Chapman Holley Killingworth Franklin Schwartz Clifford Stannard Hartford Harry Saffrey Howard Stickney South Lyme Everett Ryder Boston Marjorie Carlson New London EB. E. Shannon Roy Shannon Shirley Haskell Caswell Haskell Carrie Shailer Phoenix Society Parents’ and Ivoryton Grammar School

Madison News Roundup From Thomaston to New Haven

Madison residents report visits in Thomaston and New Haven. Whitney Lippincott has secured work with Western Electric in Washington DC. Mrs F H Scranton of New Haven visited Thursday. Miss Henrietta Parker and nephew Philip Marsden visited New Haven Thursday. Mr and Mrs S A Scranton, wintering in Limona Florida, return Saturday for summer. The Young Men’s club met at Frederick Holbrook’s home Thursday evening.

Fla Frederick Holbrook

Community Notes From Durham Area April 6

Local updates include W G Tucker repainting his house and Mrs F P Hull visiting New York. Arrigoni & Brother win a Groton state road contract to start soon. Mrs Luzerne Stevens suffers paralysis. nurse Mrs Cronin aids her. O U A M meets Monday evening. King’s Daughters to meet Mrs C L Harvey Monday afternoon April 8. Victory rally at Town hall Friday by Connecticut State Council of Defense drew large crowd with speakers C T Davis and Dr Kate C Mead among others.

Durham W. G. Tucker F. P. Hull New York Arrigoni & Brother Groton Luzerne Stevens Cronin Middletown King’s Daughters C. L Harvey Connecticut State Council] of Defense Town Hall Paul P. Wilcox Louis Ruge America Liberty Chorus C. T. Davis Kate C. Mead Douglas Horton Mr. Michel Professor Strong Hilda Alling Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Service

Moodus church services and local notices

Moodus April 6 At the Methodist church Sunday at 10 45 a m the pastor Rev L G Radcliffe will take for his subject Peace At 3 30 there will be a special union service in the interest of the Y M C A Special speaker Mr and Mrs Cross and children have been passing a few days with relatives in Hartford The funeral of William H Cone was held from his state home Friday Rev Franklin Countryman pastor of the First Congregational church officiated The burial was in the Cone family plot at Little Haddam Undertaker Jewett of North Plain was in charge Mrs Elizabeth Brainard has returned to her home after spending the winter at the home of her brother John James at Little Haddam Dr B E Williams Joseph Egeter C H Emiley and William Smith were in Hartford Thursday to see the British tank perform.

Rocky Hill Hartford Julius Griswold Cone Little Haddam Jewett North Plain Elizabeth Brainard John James B. E. Williams Joseph Egeter C. H. Emiley William Smith

War rally in Hebron aids Connecticut defense effort

Hebron April 6 the war rally in the town hall drew a large audience. C Daniel Way of Gilead chaired the event with Coates drum corps and a mixed choir providing music. Mrs W O Seymes played piano as the selections included The Star Spangled Banner America I Will See You Later and Dress Up Your Dollars in Khaki. Speakers were Mannin and Mrs Burke of Manchester and Mrs Porritt of Hartford. Kneeland Jones was assigned to the fifth class.

Hebron Connecticut State Council of Defense C. Daniel Way Gilead Coates W. O. Seymes America Mannin Burke Manchester Porritt Hartford Kneeland Jones

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas H. Ince C. Gardner Sullivan Dorothy Warner Bessie Barriscale C. Gardner Sullvan O. Henry Raffles John Barry Middlesex Sessuekawa Paramount Billy Fence Mrs. S Ghatham—Middle Haddam Irving T. Arnold Adv Ralph N. Clark Dayton Ohio Ran Foul, Tus Chester East Hampton Florence Nelson Marion Smith Stratford Rosannah Williams Edith Collins Willimantic L. E. Baldwin Red Cross Society Chatham Hall Florence Thatcher Samuel Thatcher Helen D. Hammel Charlotte Simonson Simonson Lillian Kirton Katherine O’connell Merton Flood Headquarters Co F. A. Camp Upton Yaphank N. Y Lorin R. Flood Co. A Ayer James Nichols Frederick L. Grant Methodist St. Patrick’s Church Patrick Fox Swedish Lutheran Church Madison Moodus Matinee Rmat Jesse L. Gerald Lasky Presents MNE Farrar Benjamin Chapin POLI Guyer Hart, Schaffner & Marx Barton Clothing Co and Custom Tailors Keystone Comedy NEW Animated Weekly BIG Norma Talmadge Pearl Wat Middlese Theatre Tonight MR. and OUR Golden Norcross Cliff Clark Charles Bia Jesse L. Lassessue Hayaka Paramount Picture Billy West Lyman Payne
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