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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1918

Page

6

Portland Summer School Opens Near Great Hill

Local notices report the establishment of a Portland summer school for fashionable ladies by the Florence Fleming-Noyes of Rhythmic Expression. The school will operate only during the summer months at 200 Madison Ave New York. Also noted are real estate transfers in the Hill section and community updates including obituaries and social events.

Great Hill Florence Fleming-Noyes Madison Ue New York Iles W. Cramer Hartford Ward H. Wilkins Anna Fleming Ron Mass Maria Wheeler Hill George Dun Hill Pond Newark

Service transfers bring brief military move home

Mrs Henry M Porteous Jr announces her husband has moved from Camp Greenleaf Georgia to Camp Devens Massachusetts arriving Saturday and will be mustered out of the service this week with a cordial invitation to all to attend.

Henry M. Porteous, Jr Camp Greenleaf Camp Devens

Old Saybrook Holiday News Roundup and Local Notes

Mrs Thomas J Curran and family visited her mother in Cambridge Mass during the holidays Joel M Beard of Trinity College is home for holiday vacation Frederick Faulk foreman at Saybrook Point roundhouse reported for duty after illness T J Curran of Middletown roundhouse covered the job Mrs Mary A Thurlow returned home to Pottsville Penn after a week with her mother Miss Marion Frenyear resumed duties as school teacher in Thompsonville William G Lamay ill with influenza taken to St Raphael's hospital New Haven case developed into pneumonia His wife and three children remain ill at home with influenza Mrs N A Lamay left for East Haddam after caring for her son Services in St Johns church New Year day at 9 20 Confessions before mass A Christmas cantata sung at First Congregational church with Essex singers and soloists Chalker directed chorus Special duets piano organ by Miss Carlson and A D W Chalker program merited many present Another old time conductor of the Valley branch Court P Davis died at his Guilford home He served 38 years with the railroad Saybrook town hall Wednesday Vivian Martin in The Sunset Trail matinee 3 o clock evening 8 o clock adv

Old Saybrook Thomas J.curran Frank Deary Cambridge Mass Joel M. Beard Trinity College Hartford Frederick Faulk Saybrook Point Roundhouse T.J. Curran Middletown Roundhouse Mary A. Thurlow Pottsville Penn John Chase Marion Frenyear Thompsonville Emma C. Frenyear William G. Lamay St. Raphael’s Hospital New Haven Essex A. D. W. Chalker Miss Carlson Valley Branch Guilford Court P. Davis Saybrook Point Saybrook Town Hall Vivian Martin Sunset Trail

Local Notes From Durham District on Dec 30

George Semmons of Forest Lake Minnesota on leave from Mineola aviation field visits his aunt Mrs Gustav de Macarty. Deputy Sheriff Pattison of Middletown calls on friends. Mrs Emma A Isbell sick at home. Red Cross meets this afternoon. Influenza and grippe affect several families including Crasgford and Wolfe. Bishop Atwell of the U S N expected home from New London for New Year celebrations.

Durham George Semmons Forest Lake Minnesota Mineola L. I Gustav de Macarty Pattison Middletown Cleman E. Burr Emma A. Isbell Dave” Atwell William Mousch New Britain Red Cross Elijah Crasgford Fred Wolfe Carl Otte W. G. Tucker Waterbury Mill Pond Bishop Atwell New London

East Haddam Social Notes Include Visits and Grange Installation

Harold Hunt and family from Chester were guests at R R Gladwin's. August Hoffman traveled to New York to visit friends. Mrs Emily Pomeroy hosted her brother at Mrs William Bartman's and plans to stay in East Haddam. Rudolph Hoffman and family celebrated Christmas at their former home. Mrs Martha Smith returns to Hartford to stay for the winter with her daughter Mrs William Holmes. The East Haddam Grange will meet Wednesday evening to install new officers, with Charles T Davis of Middletown expected to preside as installing officer. A supper will follow and voluntary contributions requested.

Town Street Harold Hunt Chester R. R. Gladwin August Hoffman New York Emily Pomeroy William Bartman Rudolph Hoffman Martha Smith Hartford William Holmes East Haddam Grange Charles T. Davis Middletown

Illnesses and visits in Ivoryton on December 30

Miss Lois Leotard has pneumonia from influenza. Mrs Edward W Dickinson cares for her. Private Walter Edberg of the U S aviation corps is on furlough with his parents. Howard Rose is home ill with influenza. John Avery of New London visited Saturday. Miss Gertrude Coombs returns to Jersey City after holidays. Ensign Burke of the U S N visits the Brad bury home. Mrs Louis Piretti remains ill with influenza.

Ivoryton Lois Leotard Edward W. Dickinson Walter Edberg U. S Aviation Corps Aaron Edberg Howard Rose John Avery New London Gertrude Coombs Ida Coombs Jersey City Ensign Burke John Bradbury Louis Piretti

Higganum Community Briefs of Local News

Higganum reports Wesley Graves stationed at Pelham Bay N Y is home for a few days while David Danielson stays until after New Year s. The reservoir is frozen but not safe for skating. Walford Carlson visited Middletown yesterday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hubbard and family were in New Britain yesterday.

Higganum Wesley Graves Pelham Bay N. Y David Danielson Walford Carlson Middletown Elmer Hubbard New Britain

East Hampton Mourns Clarence Treadway in France Action

In East Hampton services honored Clarence Treadway a Congregational church member who died serving in France. Private Treadway was among the first town men to enlist and official notice of his supreme sacrifice arrived December 6. The town mourns losses amid war and ongoing influenza with many sick and precautions urged.

Clarence Treadway East Hampton Congregational Church F. L. Grant France Treadway

Colchester Sports and Notices for Sunday Visit

Colchester report notes Mrs. Anna Strong of Exeter visited town on Sunday. The R F C carriers will not deliver mail on Wednesday New Year’s day. Army and Navy boys defeated the C B V basketball team Saturday night by 25 to 18.

Colchester Anna Strong Exeter Army and Navy

Red Cross Roll Call At Haddam Neck Enrolls 137

Mrs E G k chairs the Red Cross drive in Haddam Neck enrolling 137 members in a display of local support. Grange Hall entertainment led by Mrs A S Clark and Miss Raymond featured tableaux The Spirit Of The Times and Victory. Sailors Bloomquist Nilsen Capt Sandin Carl visit home for holidays as Nyman family marks Christmas with many relatives.

Hi Neck Red Cross Grange Hall A. S. Clark Washington Sandin Carl Medford Mass Nyman Oscar Virginia Thomas Selden Boston Beatrice Brown College Bryn Wr M. G. Williams New York Congregational Church Raymond John Ostergren William Chapman Durham

East Berlin Socials and Local Notes End Year

East Berlin reports several watch socials slated for Tuesday evening. New Britain Machine Company workers to enjoy Wednesday and Thursday off this week. Funeral of Ethel Hazen held at her residence this afternoon. Allen MacFarlane of New Haven visiting town. Middletown High scholars resumed classes this morning. Grip epidemic ongoing with many new cases. Several skaters enjoyed Sunday on local ponds. Ice merchants cautious about securing enough supply for winter. T J Cummings of Southington visiting friends Sunday. Dancing class convenes at Athletic hall this evening. Mr and Mrs Sergent of New Britain visiting relatives here Sunday.

East Berlin New Britain Machine Company Ethel Hazen Allen MacFarlane New Haven Middletown High School T. J. Cummings Southington Athletic Hall Mrs. Sergent New Britain

Mizpah Circle Meeting At Edith Birdsey Home

Middlefield notes Mizpah Circle of King's Daughters gathers Friday at Edith Birdsey of Farm Hill. Mothers' Club meets Thursday at 2 30 in M E church parlors. News includes the Goodrichs returning to Hartford after a week with relatives and Warren Nettleton ill with measles under nurse care. Augur guests from Springfield visit relatives. December 30 annual event noted.

King’s Daughters Edith Birdsey Farm Hill Mothers’ Club M. E Joseph Goodrich Hartford Warren Nettleton Henry Augur Springfield

Rockville Melange Notes from Rocky Hill and Nearby

Local notes from Rocky Hill and Cromwell include guard drills, visitors like Mrs Georg Butler and C W Boardman, improvements at St Francis hospital, and Hartford Electric Light Co repairs closing service for part of Sunday. Furloughs bring Belden, Peck, Quinn, and Evans back to Camp Devens. Community scenes include a cantata at Congregational church, Hartford guests, and Holmes pond skating. Rumors hint Foster Merriam Co purchasing Elwood Belden property to expand factory after a fire. Saybrook visitor Charles Buffet and reopening of schools after holiday. National statistic notes mention 3000 women in US railroad shops earning standard machinists' rates.

Rocky H State Guard Georg Butler Cromwell C. W. Boardman East Haddam Bennett St. Francis’ Hospital Hartford Electric Light Company Wilbur H. Hale Walter N. Belden Wallace H. Peck William Quinn Raymond Evans Camp Devens Congregational Church H. H. Peck Hartford J. H. Churchill Holmes Pond Henry Scudders Foster-Merriam Co Elwood F. Belden Charles Buffet Saybrook Friends

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