Town Clerk warns jurors for Middletown for one year
Portland notes list Middletown jurors liable for duty from September 1, 1918 with names including Anderson Ashton Myron Case Clark Cornwall Covell Cram Davis Dunham Edwards Emmons Ferguson Gildersleeve Hale Emmons Hale Hale, and others. Also mentions Eastern Star meeting August 25 and Lutheran church activities, war savings pledges totaling 1977 and 190 unpaid July pledges with appeal to redeem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Harry Howard
Ir. Anderson
Ar Ashton
John Myron N. Case
Edward Clark
K. Cornwall
Fred C. Cornwall
L. B. Covell
Charles F. Cramarles
E. Davis
George Dunham
H. Edwards
William H. Ed A. J. Emmons
Fred Ferguson
A Gildersleave
Herbert Wach
F. W. Goodrich
C. Irvingie
C. K. Hale
Stephen Hall
John Is
Edward P. Hurlburt
Frank Ickson
Alfred Josephson
Aaron Johnson
William H. Kelsey
Arthur Kingsbury
Charles Koskie
Charles Larson
Floyd S. Lewis
John Line
Earl W. Prout
John C. Reeves
L. Sanborn
A. N. Shepard
Thmayd
Seth Strickland
Stewart 4Ckland
William Stocking
David Oxtergren
Joseph Synnott
Charles Taylor
Charles F. Walker
Luther Wilf
Gideon S. Wilbur
Harry. Howard
Berlin Notes and Visits Highlight Local News
East Berlin updates from Aug 28 include Mr and Mrs William J DeForest of Williams NY visiting Belden. talk of fall town election dates and a lively contest. possible club house opening this winter. school reopens next week. Edith Mather visiting friends. J W Wilson visiting town. Eva Bacon of Hartford visiting relatives. Mrs Tracy Harrington and son traveling to Windsor VT. Mrs James Baxter of Panama visiting Quigley family in Pennsylvania. Baxter reports a rough seventeen day voyage with submarines two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bacon
Hartford
Tracy Harrington
Windsor
James Baxter
Panama
Michael Quigley
Pennsylvania
Durham Social Roundup Sees Guests and Local Updates
Aug 28 notes list Mrs Frank Southmayd and daughter from New York staying with the Hubbards, Misses Natalie and Jessie Hickox of Guilford visiting Bana Stannard, families of Bailey and Jones at Sachem's, Hubbard in New Haven, C S Guards drill tonight at eight. M M Co lays concrete foundation for new coal shed, Middlesex WCTU institute at Maple Grove tomorrow morning at 10. Slumber party from here to Middletown Friday night. Durham agricul t fair officers push hard in heat, a Communion service preparatory to Friday in Cogregational church parlors at 8 August 38.
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Durham
X. Frank Southmayd
New York
W.C. ‘Hubbard
Natalie
Jessie Hickox
Guilford
Bana Stannard
Fami H. Bailey
Edwin Jones
Sachem
M. Hubbard
New Haven
C.S
M. M. Co
Middlesex County
W. C. T. U. Institute
Maple Grove
Orrow
Middletown
Local notes from Higganum and area
Town blurbs report Mrs Carl Swan recovering from a severe attack Cross week tomorrow at the school house Bert Hubbard who injured his lamb at the Cutaway Co fae returned from hospital Mabel Earle of Middletown visiting her mother Mrs Spencer prayer meeting at the M E church Baroni away in Hartford cousin guest in town Cody visiting New Haven child welfare meeting held in town N L Cody has been sick Hampton unable to attend for past days
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Carl Swan
Bert Hubbard
Cutaway Co
Fae
Mabel Earle
Middletown
R. Spencer
M. E
Baroni
Hartford
A. Cody
Red
New Haven
N.l
Cody
Hampton
Persistent Distinction
A fragment from the Washington Star hints at an ongoing debate or claim about a distinction that one party will insist remains, highlighting a persistent, perhaps contested, difference in interpretation or policy. The text provides no clear names, dates, or events.
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Washington Star
East Haddam Social Notes August 28 A Busy Town Day
East Haddam residents share visits from Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Hartford. Arnold Roe rests after a fall. Lang homestead reportedly bought by W C Reynolds. Apple trees bloom twice despite frost. Local trips to Glastonbury Marlboro Westbrook and Beach Park. Tobacco crops harvested with good growth and quality.
Amston Notes Highlight Social Visits and Local Happenings
Amston reports Mrs Emma Russell visiting niece Mrs R F Porter and Mrs Ned Raymond seen in Middletown. Mr Sissons spent the weekend at home. Mrs Belden E Bailey returned to South Norwalk after a week with relatives. The Brenants and family vacationed at the shore property. Winnie Davis of Brooklyn returned home after staying at Hilding farm. A Red Cross benefit dance drew a crowd and another is planned Sept 6 at Amston Hall. The Wilcox family enjoyed a week at R F Porter’s. Molding factory work progresses, new venture hoped to succeed. Albano and children of Middletown spent Monday calling in town. Leila Noyes of Stonington visits a few days. Casper Duncan of South Norwalk visited Sunday. Private Earl Tucker transferred from Texas to Garden City Texas. Mrs Bert Beebe and family, visiting Jos Slater, will move to New London where Beebe bought a home. Private Dwight Tucker convalesces slowly from Camp Upton operation.
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Amston
Emma Russell
R. F. Porter
Ned Raymond
Middletown
Sissons
Belden E. Bailey
South Norwalk
Wm. Brenant
Shore
Winnie Davis
Brooklyn
Hilding Farm
Red Cross
Amston Hall
Albano
Leila Noyes
Stonington
Casper Duncan
Earl Tucker
Texas
Garden City
Bert Beebe
Jos. Slater
New London
Beebe
Dwight Tucker
Camp Upton Base Hospital
Local social notices from Rocky Hill and surrounding towns
Mrs Ellen Mason of Buckingham street Hartford is vacationing here for several weeks. Mrs Comstock of East Haddam visited Mrs Luther B Williams in Elm Street. Charles Miller of Northford stayed with Rev and Mrs Morris E Alling at the parsonage. Mr and Mrs Frank Churchill spent Sunday in Lebanon. Mr and Mrs Frank Robbins and Rev M E Alling visited Marlborough where Mr Alling preached. Miss Anne Robbins resigned as soprano at Trinity church Portland to become soloist at the Church of the Good Shepherd Hartford. Howard Spencer left for Philadelphia to join Aetna Insurance Co. Mrs Spencer and daughter Elizabeth expect to join him soon. R Schoenborn and family of Bridgeport visited William Schoenborn. Miss Ette Chase was an out of town visitor Monday. The Red Cross will meet Thursday at Library hall.
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Rocky> Hill
Ellen Mason
Buckingham Street
Hartford
Comstock
East Haddam
Luther B. Williame
Elm Street
Charles, Miller
Northford
Morris E Alling
Frank Churchill
Lebanon
Frank Robbins
M. E
Bridgeport
William Schoenborn
Ette Chase
East Hampton Military Ball Plans and Local Notices
Communities prepare for the third military ball at Carrier’s pavilion to aid state funds. A newborn was reported to Mr. and Mrs. William Babbett of Bloomfield. Local youths depart for Camp Greenleaf, Georgia, with crowds bidding farewell and sadness felt by many. Red Cross meetings, W C T U sessions, ads, and visitors fill the town’s activity pages.
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East Hampton
Carrier's Pavilion
Connecticut State Guards
Westbrook News Roundup and Local Events
Westbrook notes Aug 26 recounts visits by Percival D. Stannard and daughter Frances from Norwalk and other residents travel to New Haven and New Britain. A lawn fete at Dr Hunt’s cottage at Kelsey Point aided the Red Cross with Mrs Reich prominent. A lecture on Children of the Frontier by Mrs G Floyd Morgan will be held Aug 29 at Mrs William O Goodman’s home with free admission and proceeds shared with the frontier children and Red Cross.
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Westbrook
Percival D. Stannard
Frances Stannard
Norwalk
A. N. Scripture
New Britain
Horace Stannard
Bé&&Ts
L. W. Gregg
New Haven
Samuel Chester Hamilton
Samuel, Jr
West
C. A. Meacham
Danielson
C. R. Watkins
Mary Keck
Marion Lenacre
Albany
N. Y
Estelle Allen
William O. Goodman
G. Floyd Morgan
Connecticut
Children of the Frontier
Red Cross Society
Red Cross Meeting Invite At St Luke's Parish
South Glastonbury Aug 28 The ladies of St Luke's parish are invited to meet at the home of Mrs Eva Rising for Red Cross work Friday at 2 pm. Mrs Ralph G Tryon has been on children of Brooklyn NY for several days. Mrs Harry Clark Navarg district is quite sick with diphtheria. Mrs Ethel Thompson Grinnell Assonet Mass has been a guest in town. Mr and Mrs Solomon Ledger and Miss Doris returned from an automobile trip to Providence Newport visiting their son Edward in service and witnessing the grand naval review. Miss May Harrigan is vacationing with friends at Sound View.
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South Glastonbury
St. Luke’s Parish
Eva Rising
Red Cross
Ralph G. Tryon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry Clark
Navarg
Ethel Thompson Grinnell
Assonet
Mass
Solomon Ledger
Doris
Providence
Newport
Edward
Massachusetts
May Harrigan
Sound View
Centerbrook News Roundup Links Local Happenings
Aug 28 Centerbrook notes report Charles Looby and Benjamin Tibballs departed for Camp Greenleaf Georgia. The Literary club met with Mrs Walter Bliss at Main Street. Merton Fairman returned from Massachusetts to prepare moving. James Hall repapered and painted J E Doane's residence after Arthur Bushnell finished at W J Prann's, and plans to join the U S Navy this week. Mid week service in the conference house tonight at 7 30.
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Centerbrook
Charles Looby
Benjamin Tibballs
Camp Greenleaf
Walter Bliss
Main Street
Merton Fairman
Massachusetts
James Hall
J. E. Doane
Arthur Bushnell
W. J. Prann’s
U. S. Navy
Conference House
Local Family News From Chatham-Middle Haddam Area
Aug 28 notices show Mr and Mrs Hubbard of New Britain visiting relatives in Chatham Middle Haddam over the weekend. Mrs Babcock returns from Water Hill. Herbert Eno of New Haven visits Charles Clark. Cecil Taylor and family move to New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Haddam
Veered Hubbard
New Britain
George Hubard
Babcock
Watehb Hill
Herbert Eno
New Haven
Charles Clark
Cecil Taylor
New. Haven
Community Notes and Visitors In Cromwell
Cromwell updates list visiting relatives from New York and New Jersey including Mr and Mrs William Kirkpatrick son Wesley and others. Local residents like Capt C S Barrows and Millard Austin visit or return from Camp Devens while Congregational church announces fall services starting Sept 1 with a preparatory gathering Aug 20 and a call for members to vote on letters.
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Cromwell
William Kirkpatrick
Wesley
New York
Howard George
Kirkpatrick
Eric Peterson
Hildur
Peterson
Nelson
Landin
Hinning
New Jersey
R. Karlstrom
Anna Magnuson
Harry Koskie
Waterford
The Chorus Ladies and a Head-and-Neck Model
Mazie Middleton told me yesterday that she makes some easy money mornings posing as a head and neck model for a sculptor. Show girl. I shouldn’t be surprised. Some sculptors, you know, make a specialty of gargoyles.
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Buffalo Express
Mazie Middleton
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Rocky Hill
London Daily Telegraph
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
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Bloomfield
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Young Street
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Lynn
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Yonkers
N.Y
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Chatham Hall
Summer Institute
Maplegrove
H. C. Bell
Transportation Committee
E. H. Post Office
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Hawley White
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V. M. Mahen
F. J. Murray
Charles M. Olsen
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Sewing Society of
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S. HE. Bunce
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