Fragmented Local Notice Abbreviations and Names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions M J Leahy in Jacksonville, a postmaster Daly, Hodge wife of Lieut, and the Chapel of St John guild meeting to sew for dues due May 1. It references Thomas Stewart, Mrs Herbert Ellsworth and Oliver Ellsworth, and notes a weekly Board of Trade meeting with a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fiz
Cromwell
Daly
Hodge
Chapel of St. John
S Thomas Stewart
Herbert E. Ellsworth
Oliver B. Ellsworth
J. B. Ackarnside
Direct Board of Trade
Master Bonnet
Fon
Middletown
Save
Town Notes Highlight Local Visits And Openings
EOCEY HILL reports visitors from New Haven and Hartford, a new foundry set to open, and residents making home improvements. Grange and club gatherings are listed, with a weekly roundup of local movements, illnesses, and a birth homecoming from Hartford hospital. Nearby families relocate to Hartford and centers share community events.
Cromwell Social Round Amid Church Activities
Mrs M Mitchell and grandson Robert of Brooklyn and Mr and Mrs C N Raymond of Springfield spent the weekend with Harry Grande. The Baptist church circles plan a meeting at Mrs Edward Briggs home Thursday at 3. The Christian Endeavor hosts a social tonight with Baptist young people as guests. Arthur Bloomberg is convalescing from several weeks with typhoid fever. A rummage sale for the Home club benefits the orphans fund will be held April 10 11 and 12 south of Obere's store phore 691-4. First Congregational Church news notes socials for Christian Endeavorers and Baptist youths this week. Cottage prayer meeting at Thomas W Beaumonts Thursday evening. Woman's Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Hildreth. Next Sunday evening a rally service by the Christian Endeavorers with a special speaker. Last day service of Protestant churches at the Baptist church Friday evening April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
New Haven
Carter
Hartford
Johnson
Eugene Brown
The
Grange
Thomas Hosmer
Sidney S.fempleman
Violet Evans
Herbert Miller
Northford
Morris E. Alling
Herbert Beaumont
John Beaumont
France
Melville Stone
William Goodrich
Frank Sprague
Jared
Samuel Dimmock
Hartford Hospital
Cromwell
M. Mitchell
Robert
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. N. Raymond
Springfield
Mass
Harry Grande
Baptist Church
Edward Briggs
Christian Endeavor
Arthur Bloomberg
Benfit of Rmorses’ Fund
Obere’s
First Congregational Church News
Christian Endeavorers
Baptist
Thomas W. Beaumont
Woman's Missionary Society
Hildreth
Colchester Events And Notices Prompt Local Drama And Meetings
The Colchester Congregational church will stage a drama titled Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard on Wednesday evening at the old Town hall under E. T. Bunyan. A district Sunday school workers conference for girls 15 to 20 is set for 3 PM Thursday at the Colchester Congregational chapel led by Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Dawley. Also noted are local visits by East Hampton residents John and Mrs. O’Brien and the Bigelow family, with Dr. Pendleton’s father dying recently in Hebron. Beef prices advertised at Daniel Goldberg’s near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Briggs
Poultry Yard
Old Town Hall
E. T. Bunyan
Grange
John O'Brien
East Hampton
Norwich Avenue
Dennis Bigelow
Cecil Bigelow
Middletown
Charles Dawley
Pendleton
Dr. Pendleton
Hebron
Stevens
Young People’s Work
Dawley
Daniel Goldberg
Depot
Haddam Notes and Local Visits in April
Riedidaus and David LD Rus in East Hampton for YMCA conference on Friday and Saturday. Philip Salmon, ex E W Hazen employee, was in town Sunday. Mrs Margaret Spencer ill at home. Miss Clara Spencer returns home for summer from Tempor ary Home. Mrs Young resumes child care. Mrs Cornelia B Noyes to be buried at Haddam cemetery April 11 at 2 p m. Philathea society ladies hosted by Mrs F H Arnolds and Mrs Leander Case. Ashley Campbell spent Sunday in town.
East Hampton News Roundup and Upcoming Meetings
East Hampton notes a mix of social events and civic meetings. Mrs Helen Gates returns to New Britain after visiting her parents, and Miss Eleanor Grant visits Hartford. W C T U gathers Friday at 2 30 at Mrs Augusta Starrs home. Moodus hosts the county institute of W C T U on Thursday the 19th at 10 o clock with Miss Sexton arranging transport. East Hampton Grange meets Wednesday at Chatham hall with degrees for candidates. A farewell party honors Mr and Mrs John Carpenter before their move to Willimantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apland
Vinina
Helen Gates
New Britain
Frederick Gates
Augusta Starr
County Institute of the
Moodus
Sexton
Eleanor Grant
Hartford
Raymond Wall
Austin Warren
Middletown
O’connell
Co. C
S. G
Siebert’s
Opera House
John Carpenter
Chatham Hall
Nesis Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Katherine F. O’connell
Colchester
T. K. O’connell
East Hampton Grange
Edger N. Rich
Adv
Saybrook Point Social Notes from Ivoryton Visits
Saybrook Point reports visitors and social calls with Mrs Frede Derby calling on friends in Ivoryton. Mrs Herbert Stokes recent guest of sister Mrs Fred Stokes in Ivoryton. L A Carter returned to New Haven after days with friends in town. Olmstead family back from Hartford with daughter Ruth. Ruth Granniss of New York visited Frances Shepherd. Junior Chapman returned to Andover Mass after Easter at home. Irene Cone spent Friday in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook Point
Frede Derby
Ivoryton
Herbert Stokes
Fred Stokes
L. A. Carter
New Haven
Olmstead
Ruth
Hartford
Ruth Granniss
New York
Frances Shephard
Junior Chapman
Andover
Mass
Westbrook Liberty Loan meeting and local obituaries
The fifth national liberty loan advertising committee met with chairman William J. Neidlinger last evening. Samuel Edgar Stevens died near the Winthrop road town line after months of illness at age 70. He leaves widow Clara Harris Stevens and son Chariton Stevens of New Haven. Funeral held at Cypress cemetery with neighbors in attendance. sister Ella Harris of Hartford attended. The Bohling couple are to return soon from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Fifth National Liberty Loan
William J. Neidlinger
Henry Bohling
New York City
Samuel Edgar Stevens
Winthrop Road
Clara
Harris) Stevens
Killingworth
Chariton Stevens
East Berlin Notes and Local Happenings Apr 8
Mr and Mrs Walmsley hosted Mr Lewin of Pennsylvania over Sunday. Knights of Pythias regular meeting tonight with two candidates to receive the night degree. Fishermen report improving luck with trout being caught. School children rehearse a flag drill for an upcoming performance. W C Smith, once a resident, called on friends Monday. Jarvis Dowd leaves for Chicago to work as an adjuster for Aetna Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Jarvis Dowd
Chicago
Aetna Insurance Company
Hebron Notes Mark Losses From Health and Travel
Obituary and local notices from Hebron report the death of Mrs. Allyn after long illness, with five children and three grandchildren surviving. Also noted is the death of Dr. Cyrus H. Pendleton aged 88, a longtime Hebron resident active in church and library work, with funeral arrangements set for Thursday at 2 PM in the Congregational church. Other items mention a Pennsylvania auto collision near Hebron, and residents Walter C. Hewitt, Harold Gray, and John N. Hewitt in related travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. al Sasea
Belle Alling
New
Burton Allyn
Berlin
Alling
Grace Strickland
Glastonbury
Charles G. Allyn
Boston
Walter
Pennsylvania
Hebron
Robinsons
Clair Robinson
State Road
Columbia
East Hampton
Latics Aid Society Meets at M E Church in Rockfall
The Latics Aid society of the M E church will meet at 2 30 P M Wednesday at the church in Rockfall. The Red Cross will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs J A Kellner. Herbert Shumway of Meriden spent Sunday with his mother Mrs B E Shumway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfall
Latics’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Red Cross
J. A. Kellner
Herbert Shumway
Meriden
BE. J. Shumway
The Hun Within at Centerbrook Finally Shows
Thelma Wednesday screens The Hun Within at Centerbrook as part of a double with Arbuckle comedy. Matinee and evening showings advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Arbuckle
Easter Coats In Broad Range Priced From $25 to $55
The Easter Fashion Treasures features a wide assortment including Printress models loved by local customers. Prices for coats start at 25 dollars and go up to 55 dollars with a very generous display.
Lion Brand Hosiery Conveys Full Fashioned Lisle and Silk Goods
Advertises ladies hosiery including Lisle full fashioned hose reinforced at heel and toe priced at 75c 89c and 1.00 with Lion Brand labeling. Describes pure silk full fashioned hose lisle garter top sole and toe high silk spliced heels all colors and heavy silk reinforced options.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. J. Leahy
Ress
Eocey Hill
C. H. Pendleton
Cyrus H. Pendleton
Norwich
Library Association
Congregational Church
Amherst College
Western Reserve Medical College
Mary Wells
Clara Pendleton
Anne C. Gilbert
Susan Pendleton
Everett G. Lord
Cyrus E. Pendleton
Centerbrook
Young Emeralds T. A. B. Society
Hamburg
Gests Our Glove Department
P. K. Sulit
Paris
James H. Bunce Co
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