The Bull's Eye Episode Opens With Eddie Polo
The program features the 8th episode of The Bull's Eye with Eddie Polo, plus a two reel Key, a new Animated Week, and vaudeville acts. May 6 7 includes Camille and A Dog's Life with Theda Bara and Chaplin at theaters. Huck and Tom stars Jack Pickford at Middlesex, with The Kitchen Lady and vaudeville acts Laddie Lamont Mason Cole and Six Musical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ward
Rose Frazier
Eddie Polo
Theda Bara
William Fox
Camille
Charlie Chaplin
Middlesex Theatre
Jack Pickford
Huck and
Tom
Tom Sawyer
Mack Sennett
Man From Painted Post and Local Socials Highlight Town News
The town notes a lively mix of events from a moving picture program and an enlarged orchestra to church services at the Baptist church. Residents report visitors, motor trips to Norwich, a forest fire on the railroad, and funeral attendance for Fred J. Brown of Exeter. A school teachers meeting, dances at Tip Top hall, a social in the assembly hall, and a Park baseball practice game are noted along with residents returning from trips and quiet town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Upton
Arthur Chapman
Norwich
Tip Top Hall
Assembly Hall
C. D. Barton
East Hampton
Walter Lombard
Hartford
Fred Brown
Exeter Church
George Potter
North Westchester
Edward Peck
S. W. Carver
Westchester
Exeter
Fred J. Brown
Oliver Woodhouse Lodge
No. 51
K. of P
Westbrook notes and visits fill local gossip page
Names and towns fill this society round up from Westbrook and surrounding areas. Mrs Hayes hosts relatives from Brooklyn, the Fiske family prepares a property move at Quotonsett Beach, and several locals visit Hartford, Essex, and Old Saybrook. A yearold burial from Essex touches families here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
N. E. Wren
Hartford
Hayes
Benjamin Shumaker
Myron
Brooklyn
T. P. Fiske
Quotonsett Beach
Fiske
Gilbert Spencer
Essex
C. O. Meacham
New Mexico
Chicago
D. Austin Loomis
Card’s
Tommy Wright
Henry W. Wright
Ansel Wright
Old Saybrook
Clinton items and moving notices in town column
Clinton brief items report Andrew Kling and family moving into a N Y N H and H R R Co tenement on West Main street. Edward Myers, wintering in Florida, returned to his daughter Mrs Victor Reynal’s home. Rose Lynch is a patient at St Raphael’s Hospital New Haven after an operation. Mr and Mrs C F Platt announce the engagement of their Hull daughter and a daughter to be sent to England with a group of nurses for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Andrew Kling
N. Y
N. H. & H. R. R. Company
West Main Street
Dward Myers
Florida
Victor Reynal
Rose Lynch
St. Raphael’s Hospital
New Haven
C. F. Platt
Hull
Combination That Is Benefiting Thousands This Spring
A local program showing rapid success this spring is helping thousands through a coordinated effort. Officials credit targeted outreach and community partnerships for expanding access and boosting participation in the initiative.
Moodus Daily Notice Summary of Local Events
Members of the Masonic fraternity attended Raymond Thompson’s funeral in Hadlyme on Wednesday. Mrs. L. J. Radcliffe visited Middle Lown Tuesday. Mrs. G. M. Smith is learning to operate her new runabout. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brooks attended their daughter Claris Brooks wedding in Hartford Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moodus
Masonic
Raymond Thompson
Hadlyme
L. J. Radcliffe
Middle Lown
G. M. Smith
C. C Brooks
Hartford
Claris
Also Mentioned on This Page
S Eye
Victor Hugo
Theda Bara the
Engle
Colchester
William Foy
Io C. Brooks
John Kelleher
Daniel Butler
Fort Thomas
Ranney
Dougherty Brothers
William
Richard
William Kerty
Owen Carrier
Boston
F. J. Carrier
Mae Joseph Egeter
Hattie: Atlen
G. B. Hall
Hotel
Arrigoni
Douglas Fairbanks
Man
Painted Post
Oes
Mary Miles Minter
William Russell
Benjamin Chapin
Burton
Holmes
Victor Moore
Adolph Zukor
Ann Pennington
Nan
Alice Hogan. Rice
The
Barton Clothing Co
Fray Comstock
William Elliott
New York
Milbur Theatre Ton
Comedif
ST. John
Prospect Street
Repine
ENED
Ddore Beyer
Mgr
Prop
Louis Mi. Schmidt
Simian
Middletown
Mae Bas Sars
A. P. French
Central Bank
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