Portland Team Defeats East Hampton in 30 to 17 Victory
The Portland team defeated the East Hamp C A team of East Hamp pavilion by 30 to 17 in a lively contest. Scorers included Emerson and Russell for Portland and Dillon Bengston Dahlberg Carlson Hill and Russell for East Hampton. Also notes on church services, a concerted talk, and a marriage license issued to Whitby and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
East Hamp C. A
East Hampe?n’s Pavilion
Ing
R—G
East Hampton
Dillon
Bengston
Dahlberg
Carlson
Hill
Russell
Howard Joe L. Whitby
Mary Whitby
Fairview Street
William T. Clark
Pauline Frederick in Zaza at Emerald Hall Sunday Night
Sunday night program at Emerald Hall features Pauline Frederick in Zaza hailed as a triumph. The ad notes a 7 45 start and praises the evening’s Excellent music as part of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Hall
Pauline Frederick
Scranton and local society notes from Middlefield
Mrs C N and Miss May Scranton return from Florida where John Lyman is spending the weekend in New York. Mrs George Wetherill, recently operated on at Middle Hospital, is daily improving and able to sit up each day. Rowland has resigned his position at C E Lyman and plans to move to Meriden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ddlefield
C. N
May Scranton
Florida
Jihn Lyman
New York
George Wetherill
Middle Hospital
Rowland
C. E. Lyman’s
Meriden
Colchester Beef Advertises at Market Stall Prices
Local Colchester notice promotes beef items including best beef steak at 22c per pound and corned beef by weight. Advertisement by Daniel Goldberg near Colchester outlines market offerings and urges readers to try a fresh want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Goldberg
Colchester
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad-like piece touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for headache from a cold. It claims the product clears nasal passages, eases sore throat, and relieves sneezing with a few doses, urging readers to buy at any drug store.
Cromwell Church Schedules And Local Notices
Cromwell notes a social week with Emily Fielding confined at home and Ruth Beckwith visiting Easy Hampton family. Local church services listed for Lutheran, Baptist, First Congregational, and Swedish Mission with guest speakers, Sunday schools, Christen Endeavor, and Ace Medal presentation to Cromwell Scout guests. Grange officers installed, community talks follow, plus local job moves and a kids home seamstress hire. A Swedish church drive supports Armenian and Syrian relief with $21 raised. Cromwell Cash Market ads liver and Hamburg steak prices for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Emily Fielding
Ruth Beckwith
Hampton
Lutheran Church
Baptist Church
F. D. Ludington
First Congregational Church
Homer Wesley Hildreth
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Ellen Bulkeley
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
Greeley
Middletown
Cromwell Grange No
Congregational Church
Frank@. Blakeman
Henry ©. Dunhan
Mattelssett Grange
W. M
John H. Broderick
W. O
George S. Butler
W. L
Jessie M. Broderick
W. S
Chas. R. Corey
W. Ass’t. S
F. Ernest Freer
W. Sec’y
Lena King
Claude Adams
W. C
Margaret Freer
W. P
Kate Hallock
Hamburg
Clinton News Roundup Highlights Local Returns and Visits
Frederick O D Parker arrives home from overseas and plans muster out at Camp Merritt. New baby born to Mr and Mrs John Philips in New London. Miss T R Chatfield visits Clinton. Mrs Charles A Pelton extended visit to Winchester. Clintor Volunteer Fire Company reorganizes with fifteen new members. Priscilla club set to meet Feb 24. Thomas F Lynch and daughter visit from New Haven. Mrs Grace Rogers visits her brother in Providence. Henry Comstock returns from Palmer farm to Ivoryton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Frederick OD. Parker
Hoboken
N. J
Frank Parker
Camp Merritt
Fred
John Philips
New London
Philips
T. R. Chatfield
Waterbury
John Meigs
Charles A. Pelton
Winchester
Mass
Clintor Volunteer Fire Company
Priscilla Club
Mark Blaisdell
Thomas F. Lynch
New Haven
Grace Rogers
Ely Eliot
Providence
Henry Comstock
Palmer Farm
Westbrook Road
Ivoryton
Saybrook Point Event Notices and Exhibitions
Saybrook Point reports Mrs. George Sheffield visiting from out of town. F. G. Fish plans a Hartford hospital return for a short stay. Acton library closes this afternoon and evening. An exhibition of home demonstration work is set for Tuesday and Wednesday February 25 and 26. Tuesday features a stereoptical lecture at 7 30 pm with talks on Household Budgets by Miss Buckley and Household Efficiency by C E Ketcham, plus dressmaking and millinery demonstrations on the same days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook Point
George Sheffield
F. G. Fish
Hartford
Acton
Miss Buckley
C. E. Ketcham
Westbrook Social Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
A New Haven quartet provided music for the orchestra masquerade last evening in Westbrook. The Horse Hill sewing circle met at Mrs Otto Finkleday’s home. Mrs Eben Cauldwell, en route from Cleveland to Worcester, Mass., visited Miss Florence Magonigal on Main Street. A light snow was nearly melted by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. William Nelson
New Haven
St. Raphael's Courage
Elm City
Tey
Nellie Anderson
Middlesex
Johnson
Worcester
Mass
Oscar W. Johnson
New York City
Maine
Cronin
Peterson
Lewis
Callaghan
Otto Keser
Arlington
N. J
Edward T. Barry
Mainstreet
U. S. Navy
U. S. S. Ontario
Whitman
Westbrook
Horse Hill
Otto Finkleday
Eben Cauldwell
Cleveland
Winchester
Florence Magonigal
Main Street
Elmquist to Preach at Swedish Church Tomorrow
Rev A B Elmquist of Cromwell will preach at the Swedish church here tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Elmquist
Cromwell
Death of Esther Cone in East Hampton
Esther C Cone aged 23 wife of Harold C Cone of Glastonbury dies after two days illness with pneumonia at her parents Frederick H Dunham and wife in East Hampton. She leaves husband two children and siblings Howard Dunham. Funeral Sunday at two from Dunham home with Lakeview cemetery burial. She belonged to Eastern Star and Queen of the South Congregational church. Several services noted and town improvements mentioned along with social notes and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cone
East Hampton
Esther C
Harold C. Cone
Glastonbury
Frederick H. Dunham
F. H. Dunham
Howard Dunham
Lakeview
Cone
Order of Eastern Star and Queen of the South
Madison Funeral for Private Louis Dolph Held in 2 Oclock Service
Funeral services for Private Louis Dolph who died at Allingtown hospital were held Thursday at 2 pm in the Madison chapel with Rev. Miller officiating. Dolph, a Co H 102 Infantry veteran, was among the first Madison men to go overseas and was gassed in France about a year ago. Burial followed at West Cemetery. Other items note Herman Schumacher’s homecoming to his parents in Madison after months in France, Mrs. Marsh and Dorothy returning from a farm in Horse Pond District to Englewood, and an Oakledge home break in. An evening Congregational chapel meeting at 7:30 will focus on Boy Scouts with a talk titled A Call to Manhood.
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Madison
Louis Dolph
Allingtown Hospital
Mr. Miller
West Cemetery
Young Dolph
France
Co. H. 102 Infantry
Herman Schumaker
Henry Schumacker
Schumacher
Camp Merritt
Marsh
Dorothy Marsh
Horsepond
Englewood
N. J. Oakledge
Local Notes From Hadlyme February Visit Updates
Hadlyme notes list Mrs. E. Hart Geer returning from Springfield visits with Miss Frances Geer. Edward Daniels of Chester visits his uncle W. P. Rose. E. W. Breckway returns from New London for holiday. Clifford Palmer of the tug Onrust recovers at home. N. M. Morgan and Richard Randall visit Middletown and Suffield respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadlyme
E. Hart Geer
Frances Geer
Springfield
Mass
Edward Daniels
Chester
W. P. Rose
E. W. Breckway
New London
Clifford Palmer
N. M. Morgan
Richard Randall
Suffield
Mrs. A. Randall
Haddam Notes From February Reports
Haddam Feb 22 Sheriff Thomp son and wife Daniel Grant and daughter and Mrs M Merciant were in Middletown yesterday Mrs John S Dickinson ill but improving yet confined to her room David D Russell went as a delegate from the local Y M C A to the state conference in Winsted he left yesterday afternoon with County Secretary C F Savage and will return Sunday evening Mr Trowbridge's family is quarantined several of the children being ill
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Haddam
Sheriff Thompson
Daniel Grant
M. Merciant
Middletown
John S. Dickinson
David D. Russell
Winsted
C. F. Savage
Hebron Fruit Growers Form Local Association
In Hebron on Thursday a new Hebron Fruit Growers association was formed at the town hall. Lucius W. Robinson was named president, Parker Stearns vice president, Edward A. Smith secretary and manager, and C. Daniel Way treasurer. County agent EB. B. Tucker was made a member of the executive committee to improve local fruit growing conditions. The meeting drew many townspeople and out of town attendees, with strong enthusiasm for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Roger W. Porter
Howard Porter
Suffrage League
Farmers’ Cooperative Dairy Company
Amston
Tucker
Tolland County
Winthrop Porter
Billy Clinton
Hebron Fruit Growers’ Association
Lucius W. Robinson
Parker Stearns
Edward A. Smith
C. Daniel Way
EB. B. Tucker
Rocky Hill Education Meeting Showcases Public Schools
The February meeting at Grange hall drew a large crowd for an education program. Kindergarten, geography, and music performances by Miss Martins and Miss Simmon's pupils highlighted the evening alongside a Liberty Loan talk by Edward Churchill. State Inspector Levi Garrison spoke on school physical training. Events included church club meetings and social visits, with mentions of local residents and upcoming services. Sahara Desert will look like a picker as a dry place after June 30, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Grange Hall
Miss Martin
Miss Simmon
Frank Holmes
Hartford
Thimble Club
Methodist Church
Frank H. Robbins
Charles W. Boardman
East Haddam
Lena Tennyson
Congregational Church
Sahara
Brother Feels Sick You Will Give Children Cascarets
This ad urges mothers to soothe illness with Cascarets instead of castor oil calomel or pills. It claims children view Cascarets as candy and will take them when sick bilious feverish or constipated. Price listed as 10 cents per box.
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Emerson
Most Congregational Church
Thomson
Mrinity
Sexagesima Sunyw
Ars
Dish Lutheran
Europe
Bisbee
Usui
Vaka
Wesleyan Univers
Arnist
Ladies’ Society
Ladies’ Society of
Trinity Parsh
Hall Memorial House
Price
K. Hall
Ofrs
Adv
Middlefield
BPABE
Frederick L. Grant
Samuel Thatcher
Carl Price
St. John’s Mission
Mr. Smith
Patrick Fox
Bellville
Chatham Hall
Esther C. Cone
Harriet M. Day
Ralph Thatcher
Poughkeepsie
Red Cross Society
Board of Selectmen
Summit Street
North Center School House
Everard Day
Katherine Callahan
Edith Collins
Willimantic
Hayden L. Clark
New Britain
Wallinford
Lyman Clark
Siebert’s
Jolly Boys
Bunce
Morris Plan Bank
James Hl. Bunce
Vartan
Near East
Armenia
Syria
Greece
Persia
America
Geo. A. Tierney
Central National Bank Bldg
Local
Committee For Relief In the
The
Jas. H. Bunce Co
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