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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1919
Page
6
A warship construction case centers on vessels built and owned by the government and not taxable. The matter involves wages, term timelines, and a May term filing. Meanwhile, local sports report notes Jarvis Co. high school baseball defeating Portland High 28 to 6.
Minstrels staged by the Grange featured a large cast led by L. W on K. J. Kermode and Leonard Gris with songs dances and specialty acts. Act performances included zither solos bones and quartet numbers. The crowd overflowed the hall and dimisses praised the show. A repeat is planned in three weeks with a possible Manchester performance. Reginald Bliss home on furlough visited. local social updates follow.
Madison April items list residents and departures. Mr and Mrs Perry Pearson moved to David Meigs rent on West Wharf road. Mr and Mrs William Hine returned from Deep River, Hine planning to open a fish market. Miss Ethel McHardy of Amherst stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Hopkins. she earlier taught science at Hand High. Mrs Harry Pierce ill on Boston street. Nathan R Wright, ill and not improving, visited a New Haven specialist with Dr Rudge. Frederick W Field added a blue rambler rose to shrubbery. William Bradley sold Copse road property to Anthony Murusky. S Scranton and wife, wintering in Limonza, Florida, returned home.
Hebron April 14 funeral service for Dr. Cyrus H Pendleton at Congregational church conducted by Rev. Mr. Davis. Large attendance of relatives and friends. Out of town floral tributes arrived. interment in church yard. Attendees included Frederick L. Perry of New Haven and Noble E. Lord of East Hartford. Relatives from Norwich and East Hampton attended. Mr and Mrs Edward A Jones and son plan to move to Limusry for farm work. Ernest Tucker county Farm Bureau agent visited town.
In South Glastonbury on April 14 a Mothers club meeting is set for Wednesday April 16 at 3 p m at the home of Mrs Clarence Boyleton. Mrs Lillian Deming has returned home from visiting Windham friends. Mr and Mrs William Thomas announce the engagement of Youlietta Lucy Stewart Thomas to Jo ce A Burke of New York City. Glastonbury High School senior class issued prom invitations for Friday April 25 at 8 pm in the Williams Memorial building.
Deep apt and Sanmayt visitors report Lent services at St John’s church this afternoon at 430. Tuesday services scheduled for 730 am and 8 pm. Local residents relocate and visit, with social events and club meetings announced.
The Ladies' Aid of the M E church will gather at the church on Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Leroy N Aston of the U S Navy spent a furlough with his father George D Aston and grandmother Mrs Joseph Aston. Albert Dowd of New York visited friends here Saturday. Red Cross members completed 1374 pieces in their year’s work by April 10. Mrs William Swan and son Otis of Springfield are visiting her father Otis A Smith.
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