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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1918

Page

7

Essex Community Notes And Local Movements

A fragment from a local page notes Mrs E E Dickinson visiting New York City for a few days. A Bellville New Jersey family named Smith moves into Bliss farm on the river. The W E society plans a meeting at Mrs Frances Samuelson's home. A Worcester death calls a relative away, and St John on Prospect Station announces a dinner May 1 with 1.00 per cover and dancing after. Theodore Beyer is manager and proprietor. table reservations by phone.

Tile Dol New York City Smith Bellville N.J Bliss Farm E. Society Frances Samuelson Essex School Worcester Mass St.Philip and St. James St. John’s Memorial St. John On Prospect Theodore Beyer Mgr

Hebron News Roundup and Local Socials

Hebron notes show Rev John Neeter at Willimantic Normal School, Miss Helen Jones of Hartford visiting Mrs Hart, Red Cross rescheduling to Thursday at Miss Kelloge’s, Hartford guest Mary Kelly with town friends, Gillette and W oo in Exeter for Mr Brown’s funeral, W Sisson home from Frank ygey over Sunday, Mrs H D Barrows and daughter Edson Strickland of New London visiting Mrs E T Smith by Hudson car, E T Smith and party in Norwich.

Aipnens E Happy Parof Colchester John Neeter Willimantic Helen. Jones Hartford Hart Red Cross Thursae

Cromwell Chapter Meeting Honors Pega Gustafson Birthday

At Cromwell Chapter 0. E. 8 meeting on Wednesday evening officers announced an upcoming state event. Supper was served at 30 o'clock in Congregational church parlors. About fifty relatives and friends gathered to honor the marriage anniversary of Mr. Pega and Mrs. G. Gustafson of West Street and Mr. Gustafson's birthday. nine attended.

Cromwell Congregational Pega G. Gustafson West Street Gustafson Rey, A

Hamburg April 80 Rally and local social notes

The Hamburg item notes a Tuesday rally attended by Noberty Olson and rs. Sch Ang Miss Harding is home from Middletown High for a week’s vacation. Rachel Tiffany and Jewett Tiffany from Deep Ver attended. George Havens and son Carleton from Norwich visited L. D. Herdine’s. Carlton Havens has enlisted in the navy and sails next Wednesday. Mrs. May Daniels visits town. Five London auto visitors called on Mrs. Ida Harding. A Sabbath school institute is planned for Friday at the church.

Noberty Olson Harding Middletown High School Rachel Jewett Tiffany Deep George Havens Carleton Norwich L. D. Herdine Carlton Navy May Daniels London Ida Harding A. Sabbath School Institute

Married and unwell residents noted in Greenwich and New Haven

Miss Myra Swain of Greenwich and Miss eeee Scanlan of New Haven attend events over Meigs. Mrs. Rice returns home from St. Rap hospital after treatment. William Bushnell dies at Commerce Street residence. large attendance at funeral. He is survived by two brothers and a sister, Mrs Warren Doolittle.

Myra Swain Greenwich Eeee Scanlan New Haven Benes Caney Ralph M and Son New 3 Sn Meigs Ovinios Hialen Ethel ‘Worth Watertown Mass Rice St. Rap Hospital Francig Page William . Bushnel Commerce Street Bushnell Owe Brothers Title Place Ward S Place Warren Doolittle

Local News Briefs From Middlefield and Hartford

April notes from Middlefield report Miss Alma Lyman and Mr and Mrs Joseph Goodrich visiting Hartford relatives before returning home Mrs Clementine Skinner stays with Meriden relatives and Miss Bertha Birdsey of Hartford visits her parents The Mothers annual meeting will be held at the M E church Friday afternoon Howard Goodrich is home from a fur dispute remains unclear

Middlefield Alma Lyman Joseph Goodrich Hartford Clementine Skinner Meriden Bertha Birdsey M. E. Church Howard Goodrich

Westbrook Coupon Advises Private Sale List

Fragmentary ad text urges writing or calling for a private list of goods on sale. The garbled line references Westbrook and Neid linger, implying a classified ad request for private listings of merchandise for sale.

Westbroo Neidlinger’s Adv

Children’s night at the Gran and local society notices

Rocey Hill resident was out on business, with visitors in New Haven on 8 Wiening. The event included a children’s night at the Gran. Mrs. Percy W. Bidwell chaired the committee with Mrs. D. A. Moser and Miss Jessie Griswold assisting. Equal Franchise era will meet at Mrs. JL. Button’s home, where Mrs. Frank P. Waters will read on Women in Industry. Herbert Spencer of the U S Navy spent the weekend with his parents, and Betsey Genemeon visited Hartford. Northfield club met at Wangim Lodge for Hartford Y M events with thirty members. Prof Charles E. Dickerson spoke as a seminary resident. Officers elected: Miss Ruth Coombs southernfield and Elia Comstock secretary. Try a Press Want Adv.

Mer H. Chorensit New Haven Monroe Wiening Percy W. Bidwell Freerees D. A. Moser Jessie Griswold Frank P. Waters Herbert Spencer United States Navy A le Leverett Sg Betsey Genemeon Anna Hartford Mra Hartford Northfield Wangim Lodge Hartford Y. M Northhiet Charles E. Dickerson Ike

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