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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1918

Page

6

Portland Board of Education names new school supervisors

The Portland Board of Education announced assignments for the upcoming school year with Mr. Con in charge of Hampton and Portland and Johnson overseeing Duff and Haddam. School openings were delayed to September 9 to finish eco and farm work, ensuring a forty week year. Local events include war savings stamp drives, temple and Lutheran Brotherhood meetings, a Scout troop gathering, a funeral, and community notices about teachers’ summer duties and weather.

Ortland Board of Education A C Conin Hampton Portland Johnson Duff Haddam Man Tren Eco

East Haddam Social Roundup and Summer Events

East Haddam notes guests from Lord and Hartford visits as Camp Bethel fills with summer residents. The Gazelita fishing schooner sails, Sarah Lane plans Bristol residence with daughter Mrs Clark, and an Opera House concert by Giacomo and New England singing orchestra runs August 23 with 8 15 to 12 entertainment and 50 cent admission.

East Haddam H. G. Wind Aang A. Olsen Lord H. Wind Omi J. H. Hatstat Hartford James Dougherty L ‘Ord H. Z. Clarke Frank A. Clarke Sarah Lane Bristol Clark Ance Opera House Giacom and New England Singing Orchestra

When I came to this town every I had was tied

In a Toronto Telegram interview an elderly resident recalls moving to the town with few possessions, describing how his early years were constrained by debt and mortgages. The fragment suggests personal financial hardship and a reflection on past hardship in the community.

Toronto Telegram Mort

New Kidney Health Claim Promotes Gold Medal Haar Capsules

The passage urges that kidneys overwork and fail to filter poisons, warning of back pain colored urine and appetite loss as signs of Bright's disease. It promotes Gold Medal Haar Capsules as a guaranteed relief and cites a claim of over 200 PMID.

Bright

Local Notes From New Haven Area Activity and Youth Moves

Local residents attend visits and travels with several returning from New Britain New Jersey and Hartford. Schools announce September 3 start and new enrollments including Kenneth Morgan Elsworth Swanson and others. Army and camp departures noted with Charles Bushnell and Robert Mtench. Civilian visitors Mrs Markham and family plan winter in Clinton while new film to be shown Aug 25 27 Pershing's Crusaders.

Portland Paine Dr. Dent New Haven Theodore Harman, Jr Cayo Manila Cuba New York City Robert E. Richardson Ridgefield Theodore G. W. Spencer Clarence A. Post Robert Mtench Charles Bushnell Harold Stevens Charles Brainard Newport R. I. Naval Training Station Raymond Kelsey Pelham Bay N. Y

Haddam Neck Grange venue hosts Mr. Bob comedy

Haddam Neck Aug 20 Local talent stage two act comedy Mr. Bob at the Grange hall Saturday Aug 24 with A J Eltinge and Miss Mildred Mac Veagh plus Miss Anna Muhlenbrouck. Proceeds benefit Haddam Neck Red Cross. Directing by Mrs S C Gillette. Dancing ice cream and cake after the play.

Haddam Neck Mr. Bob Grange Hall A. J. Eltinge New Hampshire Carl Sandin Sandin The Colors Mildred MacVeagh New York Anna Muhlenbrouck

Local News From Ivoryton and Nearby Areas

Aliss Marjorie Carlson returns from Huntington Long Island. John Dickinson, son of Edward W Dickinson, Chestnut Street, at Camp Devens, expected to attend a noncommissioned officers school soon. J L Anderson of Hartford visits. Albert Ely purchases an automobile. Jennie Manners returns to New London. Benjamin Tibbles ordered to report for military duty Tuesday August 27.

Ivoryton Aliss Marjorie Carlson Huntington L. I John Dickinson Edward W. Dickinson Chestnut Street Camp Devens J. L. Anderson Hartford Albert Ely Jennie Manners New London Benjamin Tibbles

New York Guests Return From PONSETT Visit

Young visitors from New York depart after a stay with Mrs Joseph Wychodil. Mrs Augusta Finch and Mr Sommer also return to New York. Rev Knowles has two grandsons in service Albert with Canadian engineers in France and John at Camp Devens, plus a granddaughter nurse with Middlesex Hospital registered for overseas duty. All are children of Mr and Mrs E W Dickinson of Ivoryton. Miss A B Spencer learns her grandson Chauncey Spencer is in France in good health.

E. W. Dickinson Ivoryton A. B. Spencer Chauncey Spencer France

Colchester Social and Local Updates Note

Walter Lom bard of Hartford enjoys a two week vacation at his Colchester home. A large audience attended a dance at Tip Top hall last Saturday night. Mr and Mrs John Riley of Hartford visited Mrs Etta Lombard on Monday. Local youths turning 21 must register on August 24.

Colchesert Walter Lombard Hartford Top Hall Lazinsk Tip Top Hall John Riley Etta Lombard Jane Strong Eer Acne Acho Boxins

East Hampton Marks 56th Birthday And Local Events

East Hampton notes include Leonard Siebert hosting family for his 56th birthday at Main Street home. Guests from New Britain Philadelphia Hartford Bridgeport attendances listed. A Red Cross meeting set for Chat ham hall at 7 30 pm. A dance at East Haddam Opera House Friday August 23 features Giacoma and New England singing orchestra with 815 to 12 dancing and admission 35 and 50 cents Children 17c. Additional visits noted from New York Portland Lake side cottages Westbrook and Astoria residents, plus hospital and vacation updates.

East Hampton Leonard Siebert Main Street Frank Burr and Sone Chester Charles Siebert New Britain Harry Benton Philadelphia Howard Siebert Carrie Ethel Siebert Harry Miller Hartford W. W. B. Markham John O’neill Veronica Frances Bridgeport R. A. Wall Red Cross Society Chatham Hall Mary Loding New York Michael Day Dorothy Margaret Boyce Lakeside Cottage Opera House East Haddam Giacoma New England Moses McDonald Adrian Portland Agnes Hardy G. M. O'Neill James Eppolet Middlesex Hospital M. W. Wall Clement Woodmont William Keiler Astoria L. I Turner Clark Burnham Westbrook Middlesex Theatre Middletown U. S Pershing Crusaders Adv

Residents visit and family news from Killingworth area

Mrs Anna M Anderson and daughter Dagmar Oakland of New York along with Miss Fanny Bryan of Brooklyn and Mrs Mary J Hayden of Westbrook visited Mr and Mrs Charles E Nettleton on Sunday. Mrs Fidelia Lord Griswold of West Britain visits Ellen Parme Lee. Elma Tooley spent past week visiting relatives out of town. Frederick Wilcox of Ivoryton visited Saturday. David McClellan Kelsey and two West Hartford sons visited last week. Jay Dowd and family from Madison plus Wilbur Kelsey and daughter of Bristol visited last week. Jere E Adametz sold the Conrad Werderhold farm to Wendelin Povejsil of Astoria, IL.

Killingworth Anna M. Anderson Dagmar Oakland New York City Fanny Bryan Brooklyn N. Y Mary J. Hayden Westbrook William Buell Clinton Charles E. Nettleton Fidelia Lord Griswold West Britain Ellen Parmelee Elma Tooley Frederick Wilcox Ivoryton David McClellan Kelsey West Hartford Jay,Dowd Madison Wilbur Kelsey Bristol Jere E. Adametz Conrad Werderhold Wendelin Povejsil Astoria L. IL

Social notes from Clinton area August travel and visits

Miss Agnes Kane returns to Sedgwick Maine after a four week visit with aunt Mrs Charles Taintor who also visited. Helen Lynch Rose Walker visited Boston friends and Camp Devens Ayer Mass. Clifton Wilcox of Brooklyn NY visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wilcox. Laura Whittemore Worcester visiting Mrs Minnie Merrill. Besse Elton Hartford spent Sunday with Mrs George Bradley. Lindsay Fletcher hosts Mrs Powers and daughter of Freeport L I. Pearl Kelsey ill at home with scarlet fever. Fettig and Burnham spend week in Buffalo NY. Quip about wife taking up singing and another joke about barefoot dancing.

Clinton Agnes Kane Sedwick Maine Charles Taintor Laura Whittemore Worcester Minnie Merrill Besse Elton Hartford George Bradley Commerce Street Lindsay Fletcher Powers Freeport Pearl Kelsey A. P. Fettig George Burnham Buffalo N.Y

Phosphated Iron Tonic Promises Nervous Strength

Doctors hail Phosphated Iron as a nerve builder and blood improver. Reliable physicians cite its phosphate and iron combination as aiding nervous tissue uptake and correcting anaemic weakness, claiming remarkable results for strength and vitality.

Wheat Cut Across The Old Lyme District

Old Lyme residents report several acres of wheat cut in the district while spring sowing continues. Local news notes Dr. Devitt sailing for France as tank casualty support, twelve fresh air children arriving from the Tribune fund, and parish updates. Enlistments in the Y M C A art colony unit are listed with families, and draft concerns loom as the town braces for fewer young people remaining.

Old Lyme Devitt France Tribune Fund New York John Kane Josephine Bradbury Frank Howard Blackall Herbert Lyons W. F. Clark Cora Huntley Mary Whitford Abby Saftford Coventry Safford Henry Chapman Charles Cora Marion Davison New Haven Jennie Davison George E. Clark George Ringrose Jeanette Booth New London Silltown Harvey Norton C. C. Davison Harvey Boston George Brrr Will House Foot William Chadwick Y. M. CA Art Colny

Out of Work: From Railroad President to Unemployed

A Louisville Courier-Journal item reflects a man once a railroad president now facing unemployment amid industrial shifts. The brief notes the paradox of shortage in work while a former high-ranking executive seeks new employment.

Louisville Courier-Journal

A Modern Colonial Home Designed by Chas Sedgwick AR

A detailed description of a Colonial style home design by Chas. Sedgwick. The 150 foot wide plan features a side glazed piazza, cement stucco exterior, drop siding under, brown trim with white sash, and a green roof. Inside there is a central living room with French windows, a den with Dutch window seat, a grand staircase, dining and kitchen areas, and a full basement. Estimated cost ranges from 5500 to 7000 dollars excluding utilities, with four second floor bedrooms, ample closets, baths, and a rear sleeping porch. The plan suits east or south fronts and aims for a comfortable homey look.

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