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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1918

Page

6

Portland honors Lt. Haines after Saumur artillery study

Frank D. Haines of Main Street has been commissioned a lieutenant following graduation from the artillery school at Saumur. His unit served in the ambulance corps and he later moved through Fort Allen Vermont to coastal defense, then heavy artillery training in France before Saumur. Bridge repairs near the Portland approach disrupt trolley service while Planking and steel work advance.

Haines Frank D. Haines Main Street Saumur Fort Allen Vermont Stuay France Portland

Cradle Notes Birth At Home On Waverly Avenue

A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs A L Ppeece at their home on Waverly Avenue. A telegram was received by Mrs. in the day notes slight wound in a separate telegram report.

Mrs. A. L. Ppeece Waverly Avenue

Annie of Marlborough Street Relays News of Family War Wounds

Annie of Marlborough Street relays that her son Private William Quigley was officially reported slightly wounded in action on November 5. Deputy Sheriff Axel W. Hanson, burned at the W B Douglas Co foundry, rests at home on Main Street with possible eye effect. Charles Anderson’s family learns of overseas arrival of their son Carl Anderson, formerly at Baldwin Repair Co. Mrs. R. V. Cramer and daughter return to New York after visiting Mrs. Leonora Cramer. Portland Candy Kitchen advertises high grade chocolates in fancy boxes at low prices.

Annie Marlborough Street William Quigley Lerby S. Tel Axel W. Hanson W. B. Douglas Co Main Street Charles Anderson Riverview Carl Anderson Baldwin Repair Co Middletown R. V. Cramer New York Leonora Cramer Waverly Avenue Portland Candy Kitchen

Clinton Today's Honor Roll Unveiled at Congregational Church Hill

Ernest Foerch returns to Camp Devens after visiting his Mill district parents. On Thanksgiving day Clinton unveiled a simple neat service honor roll on the church hill with an electric light display. Hunter Soule of the Mount Vernon enjoys a twelve day furlough. Relatives visit from Williamstown Meriden and White Plains while Ada Evarts and Edith Phelps resume duties with longer returns home.

Clinton Clinton Ernest Foerch Camp Devens Ayer Mass Albert Foerch Mill District Congregational Church Hill Clinton Hunter Soule Mount Vernon H. S. Reynolds Hannah Kelsey Williamstown Edith Reynolds Meriden Ada Evarts Columbia Elsie Bliss White Plains N. Y Edith Phelps Waterbury Albert H. Phelps

Regular drill in East Haddam armory Thursday night

East Haddam Company H announces a regular drill this week for Thursday at 8 o'clock in the armory. Former Captain N D Boardman is visiting town and will be present. The group invites members to fall in with pep and give Captain G M Smith a royal welcome.

Armory N. D. Boardman G. M. Smith

East Hampton Engagement Report and Local Notices

East Hampton notes announce the engagement of Miss Marion Smith of Stratford to Fred of East Hampton. Miss Smith formerly taught at Gates School and many local friends congratulate her. Also reports visits and small town notices include Miss Alice Bevin returning to New York after visiting her mother, various meetings at town hall, a Rebekah degree rehearsal, illness of Bart Cavanaugh, a full flashlight battery stock at Chatham Pharmacy, and a one cent sale promoting war prices at Barton Drug Co. Includes a list of names awaiting advertised mail at East Hampton post office and several residents visiting or returning from nearby towns.

East Hampton Marion Smith Stratford Fred Smith The Gates School Alice Bevin New York Grace Bevin Nesis Rebekah Yudge Town Hall Rebekah Bart Cavanaugh Chatham Pharmacy Sacred Heart T. A. B. Society O’connell William Walsh Marion Doyle Josephine M. Roon Ferdinand Richter James Bensin Ella E. Richardson Gladys Newton William Millskie D. Ww. Force, Jr James Flen William H. Wall D. D. Ryan Portland Middletown Barton Drug Co Etta Bissell Mary S. Cornwell Orange Mass Amy Markham Adv

Help for the Cook Provokes London Reader Banter

Humorous exchange in London Answers as Mrs Youngbride asks if a former mistress helped with cooking Bridget replies the helper leaped out of the kitchen, prompting light laughter. The quip highlights domestic banter and playful attitudes toward female cooks in the period.

London

Grange and community clubs meet in Rocky Hill

In Rocky Hill on December 4 grange plans to confer third and fourth degrees for a large class. Harvest supper at 7 pm. attend early. Thimble Club meets at Mrs Hammond. Red Cross meets Thursday at Library hall. Equal Franchise League met. Miss Gleason spoke on citizenship. Neighborhood club held first meeting at Batchelder home. Marriage announced for Miss Elizabeth Corrigan of Hartford to Harry J Plunkett at bride’s home with Rev Alling. Esther and Laura Batch elder return to Connecticut College for Women after Thanksgiving.

Rocky Hill Grange Thimble Club Methodist Episcopal Church Hammond Red Cross Library Hall Equal Franchise League George S. Butler Miss Gleason Methodist Church Jennie Risley Riverview Hill Joseph W. Batchelder Elizabeth Corrigan Hartford Harry J. Plunkett M. E. Alling Rocky Hill Congregational Church Esther Laura Batchelder Connecticut College For Women New London M. R. Schoenborn Fred Bridgeport Frank P. Waters James Whittlesey Ralph Averill Washington, Conn Motherhood Club Nancy M. Schoonmaker New York Connecticut Daphne Selden Deep River R. Merriam L. F. Spencer L. B. Williams

Local notes and updates from Durham and surrounding areas

Dec 4 items include Mrs Fick of Holliston visiting the Harveys, the Durham Fair association annual meeting at Town Hall tonight, moving notices for William Coleman family, a pig loss for A J Bode, and a small snow event. State Road crews lay rubble drain on the New Haven road, Merriam Manufacturing Co starts tin box work with electricity ready for soldiers, an architect from New Haven to present plans for a new building on the old shop site, Trinity student Paul de Macarty reported ill in Hartford Hospital, the Woman's Committee of Activities meets Saturday at Mrs Matthewson’s, and a Sunday evening Congregational church talk on reconstruction.

Fick Holliston Mass C. S. Harvey Durham Fair Association Town Hall William Coleman Long Hill Paul Sullivan Middlefield Avenue A. J. Bode Old Sol State Road J. F. Bailey New Haven Merriam Minipetaring Co Francis Paul de Macarty Trinity College Hartford Hartford Hospital

History of the House of Hohenzollern from Frederick to William

A Boston Globe feature surveys the House of Hohenzollern from Frederick the Great through William II, tracing dynastic rise and decline, key rulers, and political impacts across Prussia and the German Empire.

The Boston Globe the House of Hohenzollern Frederick the Great William the Little

Haddam Town Notes and Red Cross Plans

In Chatham and Haddam a New York couple shown interest in a Penfield Hill house visited town this week. Mrs Bates will live in Springfield Mass and spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Yarrisoi B rs. Mr and Mrs Percy Hayden and family visited D B Dickinsons. The Red Cross meets at Library Hall Thursday afternoon and will meet weekly until further notice. Winter plans are set for discussion.

Chatham Haddam Percy Hayden Phan D. B. Dickinson Red Cross Library, Hall

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