Mixed Local Notices and Social Updates
Mrs. Bell plans Friday departure by Air Ohio to join her husband at Good Rubber Co. They will be at 153 Annandale Akron through March 1. Moving Pictures at Emerald Hall Tuesday to benefit the Nurses Association. Two performances with tickets 25 cents. Jorge G. Brainerd resigns Ocean Action and Guaranty secretarial post after months at home of Mrs. Frank Brainerd. Auxiliary A O H meeting planned. Hi B Dixon of Pennsylvania visiting his father H W Ellsworth. Banquet for a Masons Lodge at Hotel Hartford tonight. Anna M B Peterson leaves Central School to teach in Manchester. Miss Salmon takes over at local school. Labon Hurlburt called home by a friend’s sudden death. John S. Griffin arrived from overseas, stationed at Camp Merritt N J. Board of Trade directors to meet tonight. Williams chapter Daughters of the King meet with Mrs. Cornwall Thursday at 3. H W Ellsworth and daughter visiting Hartford today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge G. Brainerd
Ocean Acit and Guaranty
Lodge of
Masons
Hotel Hartford
Anna M. B. Peterson
Cenfal
Manches
Salmon Las
Labon Hurlburt
Freestone
Ont
Tives
John S. Griffin
Camp Merritt
N. J
Board of Trade
Qhop Williams
King
Cornwall
H. W. Ellsworth
Gee Hartford
Rela
Chester Social and Club Activities and Sales Update
Chester residents return from travels and visitors guest in town. Bailey and government service member-turned resident Mr. Brooks plan indoor athletic events at Brooks Casino with a social ball, piano singing, and fencing in a new indoor range. Friendly club social at Congregational church praised. south group to meet Miss Harriet Pratttee for entertainment planning. Semi annual clearance sale at Wimow Sky’s Deep River begins Feb 3 with ten day discounts across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Hill. Brooks
L. E. Pratt
Bailey
New Jersey
Evan James
Newark
N. J
Joseph Parker
Kate Silliman
George Bole
New Haven
Go. H
Brooks’ Casino
Athletic Association
Congregational Church
Harriet Prattte
Clinton Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Travel
Mrs. John Eliot will host the Universal Sunshine society at her Clinton home on Thursday and Saturday. Jessie Buell and Melville visited relatives in Meriden. Charles Houlmean returns home from West Virginia after visiting kin. U.S. Navy man Gaylord, on Pelham Bay duty, enjoys furlough with his parents. Mildred Woodstock underwent adenoid and tonsil removal in New Haven. Elma Swain visits Tompkinsville aunt and resumes post office duties. Paul Davies departs for the Pacific coast to establish residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
John Eliot
Jessie Buell
Melville
Meriden
Charles Houlmean
West Virginia
S. Gaylord
Pelham Bay
Frank I. Gaylord
Mildred Woodstock
St. Raphael’s New Haven
Elma Swain
Irs
John Ashcroft
Tompkinsville
Paul Davies
Cific
Deep River Residents Stay Busy With Weekend Visits
DEEP RIVER reports a flurry of social visits and routines. Mrs. Phoebe Platts marked her 87th birthday with friends calling, while Campbell returned to work at the west mill after two months with influenza. Edwin M. Clark’s letter remains uncalled for at the post office and a skating gathering drew schoolchildren to Rogers' pond yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Potter
Campbell
West Mill
John Safestrom
Eastton
Gus Anderson
Adrian Nelson
Jerm
Phoebe Platts
Rogers’ Pond
Edwin M. Clark
Novel Masquerade At Deep River Town Hall
February 14 big masquerade ball by the Three Jolly Harvesters at Deep River Town hall features a six piece string orchestra and four costume prizes. Admission couples 75 cents, extra lady 25 cents with balcony and reserved seats 35 cents. Tickets on sale at the Era office. costume event all day Feb 14. Also announcement of semi annual clearance sale starting February 3 for ten days with price reductions across Wimov departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimov- Sky's
Deep River
Deep River Town Hall
Jolly Harvesters
Era
Adv
Wimovsky’s
Saybrook Notes Old Saybrook February Updates
Old Saybrook reports Mrs Rose Kirtland of Middletown at home for a day. engineer Frank B Williams of the railroad travels to New Haven on business. Mrs Rose Gardner becomes local telephone exchange operator. Miss Margaret Bowe visits from Brooklyn to her parents in the Ferry district. Selectman Frederick Chapman recuperating in Hartford hospital. February extension likely. Freight service activity rises. engineer Thomas P Davis substituting for H S Bramble on Saybrook Point to Waterbury route. Bridge lifts remain unused due to lack of river traffic. William J Mulcahy visits New Haven business. Roy Stewart featured in The Boss of the Lazy N. Captain John A Ayers resignation accepted. officer retired list planned. captain to be replaced by near-term appointment. Captain Ayer succeeds H P Leland as first captain then major. officers await new appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Saybrook
Rose Kirtland
Middletown
Frank B. Williams
Railroad
New Hiaven
Rose Gardner
Margaret Bowe
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Bowe
Ferry
Frederick
Chapman
Hartford
New Haven
Thomas P. Davis
Saybrook Point
Waterbury
H. S. Bramble
William J. Mulcahy
Saybrook Town Hall
Roy Stewart
N.”—adv
John A. Ayer
Sixth Regiment
Ayer
H. P. Leland
February Sale at Event Thread and Fabric Outlet
The advertisement announces a February sale offering Fruit of the Loom and percale fabrics at 25 cents per yard and aprongingham at 25 cents per yard. Crepe de chine shirtwaists are priced at $1.98, with a total sale value of $3.50 for crepe de chine items during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE Adv
Arkin’s
Death of Mr Peck Ties East Berlin to New Haven
News notes East Berlin report the death of Mr. Peck in New Haven and his marriage to Agnes DeWolf of East Berlin. A K P society meeting plans a social with Esquire degree conferred on a candidate. Attendance expected from Beckley and Berlin. Visitors Mr and Mrs F Walker and son from Hartford. J R Smith returns from Springfield. Ice fishing delayed by thick pond ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Peck
New Haven
Agnes DeWolf
K. of P. Society
Beckley
Berlin
J. R. Smith
Springfield
Rockfall Social Notes February 4
Miss Adred Brooks of New Haven visited Edna Spencer. The Red Cross will meet Wednesday afternoon at the chapel. Mrs. Ashton visits her children for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Spencer visited Edward Spencer of New Britain Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfall
Adred Brooks
New Haven
Edna Spencer
Red Cross
Ashton
Leverett Spencer
Edward Spencer
New Britain
Shocking Mr Bryan and Paris Luncheon Spectacle
A Paris luncheon provokes a dramatic reaction as President and Mr Bryan are cited in a startled account. The New York Post notes the tense moment and the president’s toast while Bryan’s expression draws attention amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
New York Post
Paris
East Hampton Social Roster Signals Visitors and Local News
East Hampton reports visitors from Hartford Middletown and New Britain with a busy week of calls and receipts. Mrs L A Barton and Arnold Russell visit from Hartford and Middletown respectively while Miss Helen Gates returns home from New Britain. The town notes illness relief meeting dates and a retail sale at AE adv with low prices on fabrics and dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Daniel
New
Red Cross Society
Chatham Hall
L. A. Barton
Hartford
Willem Perry
Middletown
Ann Perry
Siebert
Opera House
Arnold Russell
Tiartford
Helen Gates
New Britain
John Clark
G. M. O’neill
Augusta Johnson
Stanley Bevin
Serena Markett
Michael Cahill
Dorothy
William Cahill
John D. O'Connell
Board of Relief
Adv
Moodus Evangelistic meetings close with varied music
Moodus reports the Meth odist church evangelistic meetings held last week concluded Sunday evening. Four Wesleyan students assisted the pastor including two violinists and a solo by Mrs. Bertha Robinson. The Sunday service drew strong appreciation and the week was described as helpful and engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
C. C. Brooks
William Worthington
Willimantic
W. W. Beckwith
W. N. Manée
Wigwam Pond
C. R. Holmes
East Hampton
Jane Purple
Eleanor Bigelow
Columbia College
New York
Margaret Shea
North Moodus
Leslie ‘R. Spencer
Mildred I.’ Booth
Edwin Booth
New Britain
HADDAM NECK NOTES OF FEBRUARY ACTIVITIES
James L. Flood returns from an eight Atlantic crossings furlough after five months away. E G Carlson of Hartford visits friends here. Dallas loses a cow to pneumonia. Mrs J C Wilkes visits New York relatives before Canada. Gunner Bloomquist returns from Washington Navy Yards. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs C B Brooks. Home Economics Club organized by Miss Ketcham with Harriet Gillette as president. Grange to grade three candidates with Charles T. Davis anticipated to inspect. Mrs Emela Lundquist back from Hartford visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddam Neck
James L. Flood
E. G. Carlson
Hartford
Dallas
J. C. Wilkes
New York
Canada
Gunner Bloomquist
Washington Navy Yards
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. B. Brooks
Grange
Charles T. Davis
Middletown
Emela Lundquist
Mrs Seibert Cures Nervousness With Vinci Remedy
Louisville report tells how Mrs Seibert overcame nervous conditions and poor appetite after using Vinci. The testimonial states the remedy rebuilt a run-down system, increased blood richness, and left her feeling strong and healthy. Woodward Drug Co. listed among sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Woodward Drug Co
Hartshans Oe
Middletown
Ivoryton News Briefs and Public Notices
Feb 4 Ivoryton reports local items from Clark pneumonia to ice at the empire Sante. Milford furniture truck arrives for a load. Shailer and Corrine visit New York. Abbey of Milford hosts Ivory Club meeting Wednesday. Clifford and Renee Niantic noted. February sale at Arkin’s offers 25c yard fabrics and aprons. Wimov announces a 62 Qur. semi annual clearance starting Monday February 3 lasting ten days with broad reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yton
Lewishian Clark
Suidl’ Ices Ats Ara
Eatartnioea
Repiietti Bros
Milford
Empire Sante
Comstock, Cheney & Co
C. Hall
Charlie Chaplin
Adv
Abbey of
Ivory Club
Centerbrook Social Notes and Local Movements
Centerbrook ed reports a C. E. society business meeting at Mrs. James Burnett's home. Adelbert Carter returned home after a honorable discharge from the U. S. service. Dell shares overseas tales. John Griswold fell ill at Conn Valley Mfg Co. Estelle Parker weekend in Meriden. Alfred Spencer visited Miss Emma Looby. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jones traveled to New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerbrook
C. E. Society
James Burnett
Adelbert Carter
U. S
Dell
John Griswold
Conn
Emma Looby
Mrs
C. L. Jones
New London
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Emerald Hall
Cs Haven
Moodus
Ivoryton
Whittall
Brussels
Axminster
Deltox
Reed
Cretonne Cove
Middletown Morris Plan Bank
Hudson Seal
Hudson
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