Fowler Family Reunion Held in Middlefield
The Fowlers held their annual reunion on a Wednesday in Middlefield with about 110 attending from New Haven, Wallingford, Aden, Waterbury, Guilford, Deep River, Southington, and more. Officers were elected, births marriages and deaths were tallied by historian Mrs. Ella Barnes, and a program of music and readings followed. The next reunion is set for August 1919 in Middlefield. Additionally, the government seeks peach pits and nutshell shells donated through local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fowler
Middlefield
New Haven
Wallingford
Aden
Waterbury
Guilford
Middlemn
Deep River
Southington
Ham- East Haven
Portland
Middle- Durham
A. B. Dover
Meriden
America
Ellas
Daughto Charles
Bertha Scranton
Fred
Ruth Fowler
Robert
Elsie Barnes
Leroy Fow
George
Vera Fowler
Clarence
Alice Stevens Harrison
Ibert
Elsie Barnes’ Liddell
Stanley Griswold Barnes
Mrs.ogers W. Davis
Frank
Myra Davis Korn
Theron Griswold
Albert Clara Pendleton Wilkinson
William
Hall Bailey
Nd Hall
Jane Jackson
Roycier
Alice Crickmore
Lesterler
Mabel Martin
Winifredon
Madeline King
Theo Page
Mildred Michaels
R Davis
Margaret Coleman
F. Kern
Myra Davis
Austin Jer
Margaret Hubbard
Norod Griswold
Esther Brainerd
Ibert Hawley
Doris Scranton Farrill
Alfred Wilkinson
Clara Pendleton
William Bailey
Blanchet
Stanley Griswold
Katherine Prentice
George W. Hall
Frank Griswold
Chester
Emma A. Fowler
Durham
Charles J. Southington
Charles Ed
West Haven
Ella Camp Clark
Arline Griswold Brockway
Moodus
Esther
Lavinia Scranton
Frank Brown
United States Service
Marl Barnes
Herbert Hawley
Norwood Griswold
Harold Scranton
Raymond Fowler
Herbert Hall
Mr. Triber
Middlefield Methodist Church
W. L. Davis
Cecil Lockrow
Ruth and Family Harrison
Edith Fowler
Leroy Pendleton
Elizabeth Brooks Venter
B. F. Page
Vinnie Davis
Ruth Rees
Beverly Fowler
C. O. Bartlett
Joseph Bartlett
John Chapman
Riley Kansas
Charles A. Fowler
Marshall Griswold
A Haven
Luther W. Fowler
Sterbury
Charles A. Hickox
A. D. Dorman
Roy T. Thawley
Durham M. E
Mr. Thiber
Middifield
Henry M. Pendleton
Charles Scranton
Silas W. Fowler
Fred L. Fowler
Fila Barnes
A. B. Dormer
Nellie Lockrow
Roll of Dishonor and Labor Day Train Schedule
A citizen proposes a census of loafers to inscribe names on a public roll near the police station. An extra Labor Day train from New Haven to New London and Hartford departs 6:40 p.m. September 2, stopping Middletown at 8:35 and Hartford at 9:16. The Sixth Regiment band will perform at Haddam fair on September 2.
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New Haven Road
New London
Hartford
London
Middletown
Sixth Regiment
Lemon Squeeze Miracle Lotion Uses Lemons and Orchard White
A recipe promises three ounces of Orchard White mixed with juice from two lemons to yield a freckle sunburn and tan lotion with a whitening effect. The grocer sells lemons and Orchard White at a low cost. apply as a facial massage to see quick results.
Wartime notices and community ads mix in Middletown
Local paper lists shop moves and sales at 514 Main Street, theater showcases at Middlesex Theatre with vaudeville acts and Pauline Frederick, and adv notes on war size cigars. Draft notes announce inductions at Camp Upton and Devens calls, with numbers of men to entrain from Middletown.
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Babcock
Arrigoni Hotel
George Kochinis
Main Street
Law
Trevethick
Lillian McGeown
Genevive Bride
Prospect Street
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford
Alsop Avenue
Marguerite Cronin
Anna Flynn
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Wallace
George
Brooklyn
New York
John J. Barry
Marlborough Street
Portland
John M. Barry
John B. Coughlin
Springfield
Mass
Middlesex Theatre
Pershing
Crusaders
Germany
John F. Walsh
Ayer
J. Mittelman’s
Middletown
W. A. Shanklin
Maine
Kenneally
William H. Hines
Babcock Street
Camp Wadsworth
Spartenburg
S. C
Adv
Julia M. Hubbard
Frank C. Hubbard
Long Hill
Northeast Harbor
Pauline Frederick
Billy West
Cana
T. A. Basile
Robin Hood Camp
Woodmen of America
George W. Granville
Patrick M. Kidney
Danbury
Advv
Connecticut
Camp Upton
Yaphank
IL. I
Camp Devens
Raised to Brigadier General in World War I
Among officers nominated by President Wilson for promotion, Colonel George A. Nugent is raised to brigadier general for the duration of the war. He is a brother in law of Judge Curtiss S. Bacon of this city and well known locally. Holy Trinity Church notes: Saturday August 24 marks St Bartholomew Day with Holy Communion at 10:30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
George A. Nugent
General Nugent
Curtiss S. Bacon
Holy Trinity Church
St. Bartholomew, the Apostle
Church of the Holy Trinity
Christ Church Notes Feast of St Bartholomew Service
The notice lists a Saturday Feast of St Bartholomew with Holy Communion at seven in the morning. It records a church event time and service detail in a concise parish note format.
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Christ Church
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Sale
Spear Bros
Florence and Perfection
Bacon Bros
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
J. B. L. Cascade
Cascade
Royal Road To Health
Tyrrell Hygienie Club
The
Hartman Drug Co
Herbert Hoover
Village Grocery
F. J. Bielefield & CO
Main ST
Chalmers
Overland
Velie
Mitchell
New Commerce and
Buick
Full Informa
Tion
Jackson Co
Court St
A. L. Southmayo
Mbalmer
Malin
A. E. Holmes
Kabatznick
Caulkins & Post Co
West
Davenport U. S
Oxford