Hemlock Grange Food Days and Local Events Highlight Town
A jumble of notices reports Hemlock Grange food days and local events. Residents plan a big food fair, community gatherings and a Congregational midweek meeting. Sports mention Portland High School and Warren A F and A M events, with travel plans and highway work updates amid small-town notices.
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Hemlock Grange
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Congregational Church Attendance Noted in Poignant Town Update
April 22 report from Ponsett notes Mr and Mrs Brick and son attending the Congregational church Sunday morning. The entry mentions Higganum and Hilltop Farm visits by D Feegel and Mrs Wolf and Mighter from Meriden, with W E S Burr identified as uncle.
Seek and Leading Drug Trials Reported in Material
A brief note indicates there is material describing seeks to lead drug trials. The fragment mentions seeking leading drug candidates and related research steps. No dates, organizations, or named individuals are readable.
Local church to elect officers at Wednesday meeting
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will meet at the church Wednesday afternoon for officer elections and fortion. The play The Fairy Minstrel of Glenmature and the Flower of Ages will be performed Friday at 8 o clock at the Congregational church with flower girl costumes under Mrs Albert E Homewood. Mrs Kramer has been taken to Hartford hospital with appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Charles Backus of Mystic visit Mr and Mrs Frank Churchill.
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Ladies” Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Frank W. Griswold
Frank Robbins
Connecticut
Hill Motherhood Club
Ralph Stoddard
Quincy
Mass
W. R. Griswold
Philip Sherwood
Arthur Beaumont
New Haven
William J. Kermode
William Tennyson
Washington Street
T. P. Hancock
Hartford
Leon Humphrey
Elm Street
Glenmature
Congregational Church
Albert E. Homewood
Kramer
Hartford Hospital
Woodward
Charles Backus
Mystic
Frank Churchill
Local notices and social items discuss town events
Colchester April news notes residents in Essex and town visitors. Annie Elgart of New York visits. Miss White on vacation. E Lyman spending days in town. Dancing classes end with a reception at Tip-Top hall. Regular Grange meeting tonight. Old Guard band concert and dance draws large crowd, adds to treasury. bandsmen William McDonald and Harold Forter direct. People from Fitchville, Lebanon, Hebron, Columbia, and Westchester attend. Henry Damm visits Middletown. E A Carrier trips to New York this morning.
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Colchester
Elmer Saunders
Essex
Mary ‘White
Minree
E. Lyman
Annie Elgart
New York
J. T. Wallis
W. C. Davenport
W. C. Davenport, Who Have Conducted A Dancing Class At Tip-Top Hall
Tip-Top Hall
L. C. Brown
E. A. Carrier
Middletown
Grange
Clyde Ray
Southington
Waster
Old Guard
All Presen
William McDonald
Harold Forter
Fitchville
Lebanon
Hebron
Columbia
Westchester
Henry Damm
Midletown
John Damm
Lebanon Ave
East Berlin Housing Rents and Local Dance Report
East Berlin notes two or three residences all rented with upstairs occupancy and sale listings. A T A B society dance at Middletown drew attendees. Earl Hazen discharged from the army plans to help on the family farm. Mr and Mrs Derenthal of Springfield visited relatives. Mrs Medd returned to Shore, Long Island.
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East Briin
Hathway
Middletown
Earl Hazen
B. Derenthal
Springfield
Ees
Funeral at St Patrick's and town notices
A funeral was held at St Patrick's Church with a 9 30 requiem high mass celebrated by Rev Patrick and assisted by the choir. Bearers listed include George Leary Ann Hyde Daniel Healy John Wall Edward Gillon and Martin Cavanaugh. Relatives and friends attended from Bridgeport Newtown Meriden Middletown and Port. The town saw several residents traveling for visits and attending the funeral of Richard Wall. Other notes mention families returning home from Hartford Bridgeport and New Haven. A Business Men's Association meeting is set for this evening at H G Hill's rooms to elect officers. Wallpaper painting and decorating ads appear, and a historic note on Waterloo ends the item.
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Ee ‘Walt
Gary Bonee Ety
St. Patrick's Church
Patrick
George Leary
Ann Hyde
Daniel Healy
John Wall
Edward Gillon
Martin Cavanaugh
St. Patrick’s
Bridgeport
Newton
Meriden
Middletown
Porton
Forest Thatcher
Frank Luntz
University of Pennsylvania
A. S. Lantz
Siebert’s
Opera House
Dennis Wall
Hartford
John O'Neill
Richard Wall
Lillian Moard
New York
Daniel Quigg
Syracuse University
William Leahy
David Keefe
New Haven
H. G. Hill
Butler Homestead
Inkinnersville
Selden Markham
E. G. Cone
James Ledwick
Milford
J. E. Walton
Thomas Gavanaugh
Ware
Mass
Bartholomew O’connell
Business Men's Association
H. G Hill
Ruth Beckwith
Cromwell
Robert Beckwith
Doris Weaver
Mildred ‘Warren
Yonkers
N. Y
Edgar N. Rich
Easter gatherings and local notices in Hebron
The record lists church society meetings at the Congregational church and community plans in Hebron. It notes aid, suffrage, and Red Cross gatherings, visits by residents, and preparations for a Fourth Liberty Loan celebration. Local residents are mentioned visiting Hartford and Camp Devens, and a comment reveals a worker’s concern about affording such leisure.
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Maggie Welch
Maria Daly
Waterbury
E. F. Ad
Everett Johnson
Providence
Rose Mehaffeys
Haven
Nate W. M. Baren
Frank Herbert
Tank Corps
Ponsett
East Berlin
Waterloo
Iis
Daniel Ne Day
Ladies’ Aid Society
Horace Porter
Jan Gilbert
Red Cross
Hiram Clinton
Manchester
Marjorie
Gladys Thompson
Willimantic
James Dingwell
Irma B. Lord
Florence Smith
Helen Gilbert
Edith Strickland
Marlboro
F. H. Coates
Olive Parkhurst
Fred Burnham
John Hewitt
Waller
Camp Devens
Davis
John N. Hewitt
Annie C. Gilbert
Young Emeralds T. A. B. Society
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Liberty Loan Committee of
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Liberty Loan
Treasury Department
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