Busy East Hampton Social Roundup Strands in Mud and News
About fifty rode a truck to Moodus but the trip soured when the vehicle broke down delaying the return until morning. The town chatter notes Mr and Mrs Everard Day returning from New York after a week with Day family friends. Red Cross meets at yam hall and Grange gathering with whist follow. Various residents visit relatives in Middletown Yonkers Haddam and Hartford. The column also advertises chocolate assortments at Chatham Pharmacy and local want ads.
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New York
Sant Maurice Cahill
Gecob Bauer
Pama
Happy Go Lucky Club
Siebert’s Hall
Arnold Purple
Moodus
Edward Gillon
Middletown
Eva Walton
Hartford
Ray Young
Durham Musings and Obituary Notes From Local News
Daniel R Kane deputy highway commissioner of Deep River visited Durham on Monday. Oliver D Hubbard aged 64 died at his home after a long illness leaving a wife two sons Bert and Guy and two daughters Mrs Stanley Newton and Miss Bernick Hubbard. Hubbard was a coal wood and lumber businessman and longtime Durham official. Funeral held at 2 50 this afternoon. Burial in Durham cemetery. A J Smith Lodge Knights of Pythias celebrated its sixteenth anniversary at O U A M hall with about 80 in attendance including Grand Chancellor Norton and Grand Master at Arms Wawkshaw. Knightly talk covered the order origin growth and wartime service. A masquerade event announced for Durham town hall Friday February 28 with grand march at 8 30 pm. Midweek Congregational meeting rescheduled to Thursday at 7 30 pm with pastor address and Christian Endeavor led by Miss Helen Riche.
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Bert Hubbard
Hartford
Guy Hubbard Durham
Stanley S. Newton
Bernick Hubbard
Durham
Eli F Hubbard
Hubbard
Henry Jacobson
Methodist Church
A. J. Smith Lodge
Knizia‘s of
Manlius H. Norton
William-awkshaw
New Britain
Frank E. Korn
Norton
Red Cross
Pythian Sisters
Order of Knights of Pythias
America
William Cawlishaw
Congregational Church
Durham Town Hall
H. P. Ryan
Congregational Parsonage
Christian Endeavor
Helen Riche
Moodus Wiring Campaign Urges Home Projects Before March First
Moodus notices announce Central Connecticut Power and Light urging residents to wire their homes before March first. The campaign markets a free current proposition and emphasizes timing before the deadline.
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Central Conn. Power & Light Co.— Ady
Remains of Frank Kelsey Buried in Parker Hill Cemetery
Frank Kelsey, 43, former Bridgeport resident and native of Killingworth, died February 20 in a Bridgeport hospital. His funeral from Deep River was held Monday with services by Rev. William C. Knowles. He leaves two sisters and two brothers. Also notes Grange class initiation March 4 and local visits by residents P. E. Parmelee, Harry Terkin, and others.
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P. E. Parmelee
Grange
John Pavelka
Charles
Carlton Hull
Bridgeport
Harry Terkin
Waterbury
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promises Clear Complexion
Ohio physician Dr Edwards claims olive tablets, mixed with olive oil and a vegetable preparation, aid a clear complexion for both women and men. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes, advertised as a substitute for calomel.
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Dr. Edwards
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East Hampton
Mary
Harold Tracy
Haddam
Bertha White
Tage & Shaw Chocolate Supremes
Chatham Pharmacy
Killingworth
Pere
Lux
Boraxo
Aene
Castile
Kolynos
Brown
Ohio
Omo
Hamburg
Nippon China
Ecru
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