Wesleyan Notes Week to Be Featured
Wesleyan notes report alumni council campaign funds aid for students in service to finish studies. Spring enrollment expected to be the largest in Middletown in recent years due to a large freshman class. College body votes to replace managers and assign duties for baseball swimming. basketball manager to be filled later. Senior ball and sophomore hop to be omitted this year. Junior week to be featured. Junior Greek festivities planned for early May. Musical Association enters fifth season with at home concerts, affordable prices, urging public support.
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Ele
Ant
McN
Wesleyan
Terday
H. Cner
K. V. Dixon
A. Clark
George
Edgar Fauver
Musical Association
Middletown
Hartford
New Haven
Lecture on India by Rev Raymond Maplesden
The acting pastor will lecture on India recounting his fifteen years as a missionary there. The talk is part of a monthly Sunday program now in use. Schedule: first Sunday prayer service, second Sunday lecture, third Bible study, fourth missionary talk, fifth Sunday social gathering.
Superior Court to Hold February Session in Middletown
The January Superior court session opens January 24 with Judge Don ald T. Warner presiding for the first time in Middletown. A short calendar session on the 24 will assign cases for trial and the formal session begins January 28. The term likely runs into February with jury cases dominating. Swedish Lutheran Church Notes report Enighet Society officers elected and a large turnout at the annual L. L. meeting with officers named and plans for a January 30 lecture by Rev. C. H. Nelson, camp pastor.
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Swedish Lutheran Church Notes
Enighet Society
Axel Larson
Fred Anderson
John L. Johnson
Albert Johnson
Godfrey Carlson
Oswald Kronwall
C. Thompson
Charles Nelson
Robert Johnson
L. L
O. Granstrand
Ernest Peterson
Dorothy Anderson
Ruth Ahlberg
Esther Clauson
Anna Carlson
Carl Ahlberg
Ida Johnson
Lottie Swanson
Mabel Anderson
Louis Ahlberg
Lawrence Ahlberg
King's Daughters Annual Meeting and Week of Prayer
The King's Daughters in Chester will hold their annual meeting and roll call at the Congregational church next Monday evening with a week of prayer service at the same church this evening. Social notes mention local residents and visitors, and Red Cross nursing courses are urged for women to assist at hospitals with returning wounded soldiers.
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Chester
King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
H. E. Smith
Hartford
H. C. Bates
New York
Jennie Hanson
New Haven
Red Cross
The
Middletown City Briefs Include Ads and Local Updates
Local items note light vehicle lamps at 5:09 PM and a Toggery Shop advertisement on page 2. Probate notices correct an annual account for J Franklin Bailey and an inventory filed by Herbert L Southmayd. The Indian Hill Cemetery Association annual report is filed, and Middletown music and theatre options are announced, along with several social notices and business ads.
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J. Pranklin Bailey
Durham
Heman W. Bailey
Geo
Paul McCoy
Pythian
Herbert L. Southmayd
John T. Walsh
Sons of Hermar Corporation
E. J. Wilcox and Co
Washington Street
Salvatore Salonia
Green Street
Concellina di Maro
Ferry Street
Arrigoni Hotel
Tualliaferro
Indian Hill Cemetery Association
Middlesex Musical Association
New York
Middletown
Philip
Newport News
Women’s Relief Benefit Association
Middletown Review
Hannah Moran
Johnson
Frank H. Smith
Susie Lord
Grand Street
Robin Hood Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Red Men’s Hall
J. R. Hewes
Hartford
E. R. Corey
Joseph T. Klick
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102Nd
U. S. Infantry
United States
France
U. S. Army
Joseph Klick
Meriden Road
Grand Theatre
Peggy Hyland
Bonnie Annie Laurie
Lafayette
Mary Miles Minter
Rosy Taylor
Payne’s
Columbia Records
John H. Griffin
Connectit Power Co
Norfolk, Conn
Peace
Union Service for Conference and Prayer at First M E Church
Tonight at 7 30 union service uniting North and South Congregational Baptist and Methodist congregations. Topic How to Know God Better with brief addresses and participation. Good congregational singing in the chapel.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
South Congregational
Baptist
Methodist
Engagement announced for Miss Lillian Nelson and E A Lindquist
The engagement of Miss Lillian Nelson of New Britain daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennett Nelson to E A Lindquist of Middletown is announced Lindquist formerly superintendent at the W B Douglas factory now with Middlesex Machine Company
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Lillian Nelson
New Britain
Bennett Nelson
E. A. Lindquist
Middletown
Lindquist
W. & B. Douglas
Middlesex Machine Company
Make Your Dollar Do Its Duty Ad Offer
Saturday special offers steak and groceries with sirloin and short steaks priced at 35¢ a pound and shoulder steak 25¢ a pound plus pot roast 22¢ to 35¢ per pound. Full line of groceries with citywide delivery from South End 7 Market at 21 Sumner Street and phone 343-12.
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South End 7 Market
Sumner St
Musicians Attention Notice for Local 499 AF of M Meeting
Special meeting of Local 499 AF of M on Sunday January 12 1919 at 12 noon to hear remarks by executive officer H E Brentan. Secretary adv F C Fagan will file notice and advise members. Local union proceedings set to address union matters and member concerns.
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A. F. of M
H. E. Brentan
F. C. Fagan
Adv
City Court Arraigns James Scarey for Intoxication
James Scarey appeared in city court this morning after being arrested yesterday afternoon. He was arraigned on intoxication charges and placed on probation for six months.
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James Scarey
Policing German Cities in Wartime Letter
The New York Tribune comments on American troops in Germany, recalling aims of good conduct and the challenges faced. It contrasts pleasant reunions with warnings that soldiers along the Rhine will learn the hard realities of policing, echoing Gilbert and Sullivan on the policeman's life.
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New York Tribune
Coster
Rhine
Red Cross Knitters to Stack Needles
Red Cross headquarters orders knitters to finish current articles and halt new yarn, then forward all completed pieces and remaining yarn to Middlesex chapter by January 15. Eleanor G. Acheson signs the directive.
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Red Cross
Middlesex
Eleanor G. Acheson
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