Temple Installation At Freestone Temple At Hartford
A 23 member installation occurred at the Freestone Temple in Hartford with W H Howe of New Jersey as Past Supreme Templar. Past Supreme Vice Templar Rawlings of New Britain also participated. Local officers and visiting templars from Hartford and nearby towns attended, with musical performances and refreshments concluding the evening. About 35 visiting templars traveled by trolley after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Freestone Temple
Supreme
W. Hi. Howe
New Jersey
Templar Rawlings
New Britain
W. F
W. O. Trezise
Mich
David I. Robinson
Kester
Mass
Supreme Templar
Miss Robbins
Rocky Hill
John E. Blossom
Rob
Maud Kir
Middletown
Gets Quick Promotion For Camp Lee Officer Ellsworth
Word arrived that Oliver B. Ellsworth son of Isworth earned a rapid commission at Camp Lee. He became lieutenant after only a week of training, previously stationed at Madison Barks New York, enlisting at the outbreak of the war in a company recruited by Dr J W Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver B. Ellsworth
Isworth
Camp Lee
Ells
Madison Bcks
N. Y
J. W. Walsh
Registration Tomorrow For Local Men Of Age Eight Years
Tomorrow is registration day for men who have reached the age of eight years since June last. The town hall opens from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. to register residents from Portland, Durham, and Easton. Local clerks and townsfolk report a busy day ahead with gatherings and community notices throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Howard
Trai
Portland
Durham
Eastton
East Haddam Community Social Notes
East Haddam entries list Miss Georgie Stoddard visiting Centerbrook over a Sunday. Mrs Reed Bartman visited Hartford, Miss Harriet Stroud of New Haven visited Mrs Harry Strong, and Miss Gladys Stark spent several days with relatives. J B Lindsay and Richard Clark visited familiar homes, while Arnold Gessner and Miss Stark were guests of Lindsay kin. The week featured multiple social calls and motor visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Street
Georgie Stoddard
Centerbrook
Reed Bartman
Hartford
Harriet Stroud
New Haven
Harry Strong
Gladys Stark
Haw
Lindsay
Richard Clark
Arthur. Alexander
Walter M. ’ Gillette
S. E. Ackley
Miss Stark
Arnold Gessner
Misses Lindsay
Ison Brightman
East N
Walter ‘Girlette
Peck
W. J. Tracy
Centerbrook Notes on Local Movements and Visits
Centerbrook august happenings show Mrs Ells Norton returning from Amherst with family visits noted. Alfred Ingraham resumes his former post at Comstock Key's factory this week. Jr and Mrs C L Jones and daughter travel to New London. Mrs Frank Whipple and others guests at Ellsworth Norton Fairman prepares to move family to Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerbrook
Massachu
Westbrook Notes From a Summer Week at Home
Westbrook notes cover visitors and family events including Mrs J H Sargent and Miss Beatrice Sargent from Malden Mass visiting Mr and Mrs JD W Brooks and trips to Saybrook and New Haven. Also mentioned are weddings at Ivoryton and Madison slated for September, plus local social visits by the Stevens family, the Duratkas, the Tibballs and the Robs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
JD. W. Brooks
J. H. Sargent
Beatrice Sargent
Malden
Mass
Jarvis Brooks
Saybrook
New Haven
Chariton Stevens
Edgar Stevens
Horse
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Pleasant View Farm
John Duratka
Horse Hill
Albert H. Scripture and Child
New Britain
Shore
Wolcott Stannard
Eliphalet Tibballs
Ivoryton
Mary
E. H. Ray
Fayoline ‘Ray
Meriden
Mabel A. Ray
Wallingford
East Hampton Community Happenings and Notices
Miss Laura Mr Hutton of Westwood New Jersey visits Cary F Price at J R Worthingtons. Hubert C Hodge marks 25 years with Barton Drug next Tuesday. Bishop W F Anderson of Cincinnati, tied to the Methodist centennial, returns from Europe with Troop remarks. A car horn scare on Main Street ends in a short circuit laugh. Mrs James Fuller recovers from a fall caused by a swinging screen door. Corporal John Walsh returns to Camp Devens after a furlough with his parents. Rev Samuel Thatcher to preach at Willimantic camp ground. Officers and non commissioned officers school set for Co S Monday at the school house. Carrier's pavilion hosts dancing. Banquet Monday evening for draftees bound for a Georgia camp. Mrs Frederick Scranton and daughter Dorothy visit Mayo in Middletown. Night gowns advertised by J Mittleman 514 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Finkle
Wain Avenue
Berkshires
Wir
J. H. Leahy
Wid Ostergren Place
Thomas Stewart
Spring Street
Willimantic
William Joseph Curran
C. H. Barker
Michael Healy
Bridgsfort
Caliers
M. C. Street
Mabel
Glen Head
L. I
Addie W. Hurlburt
Ugh Street
William Fitzld
William Brien
Marlborough Street
John Brewster Anderson
U. S. Marine Corps
Hartford
Charles R. Ahlberg
Norfolk
Freestone Avenue
Edwin R. Holden
Wesleyan University
Methodist Chapel
F. Purtell
Frank Ward
O'Donnell Bros
Joseph Pollard
New Haven
East Hampton
Laura Mr. Hutton
Westwood
New Jersey
Cary F. Price
J. R. Worthington
Hubert C. Hodge
Barton Drug Store
W. F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Alsace
Main Street
3. Meriden Auto
France
James Fuller
John Walsh
Camp Devens
Muel Thatcher
Willimantic Camp Ground
School of Co. S
Carrier’s Pavilion
Ford
Georgia
Charles Metcalf
Harry Halberg
Evelyn B. Hill
Charles A. Nichols
Frederick Scranton
Dorothy
Mayo
Middletown
J. Mittleman
Saybrook Point News Summary
Aug 23 at Saybrook Point Miss Margaret Davis is visiting elsewhere. The U P Loti entertainment yielded 23.50. Agnes and Carrie Acton left town for a while. Mrs. F G Fish visited New Haven. Samuel Rogers spent a day at Grove Beach. A local quip notes a man smiles at jokes when invited to smile at his expense.
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Saybrook Point
Margaret Davis
U. P. Lot i
Agnes
Carrie Acton
F. G. Fish
New Haven
Samuel Rogers
Grove Beach
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Buffalo
Lydia K. Pinkham
B. B. Zrevinska
Weiss Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josephine Kinsie
West Race Street
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Lydia E.pinkham
Lynn
Palm Beach
CIA Leas Out FY
Norwalk
C. H. Brewster
Connecticut
Rain Capes
Babcock
GaSe
Baebes
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