East Haddam Notes and River Traffic Updates
East Haddam news round up with residents in Hartford and Hadlyme visits. Steamers Hartford Onrust and Sachem noted for last river trip as Tug Comet kept Chapman's Pond open. local fishing, wood hauling, and garage work also reported along with several residents visiting or traveling.
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Fiddletown
Edford Wising
River Side Inn
Hartford
R. B. Clark
New York
Onrust
B. D. Clarke
Hadlyme
John Sellars
Deep River
Chapman’s Pond
Edward Bogue
Harry Ball
Frank Cone
Charles Lewis
W. C. Reynold
W. O. Peck
Mountain Spring Farm
E. E. Smith
R. R. Gladwin
Clinton Grange notes and social events in Hartford week
Clinton area society items report Mr and Mrs Albert M Buell Edward Wright and Mrs A H McGee visiting state grange in Hartford. Masters Wallace and Richard Emerich visiting aunt Miss Hilda Emerich. Alta Buell’s surprise party on Pearl Street with Pearl Kelsey Walker Anna Helen Lynch Bertha Harrisreittinger Priscilla Redfield from Guilford and Helen Frances Buell of Madison. Morgan School cancelled session to honor Miss Norma Hill whose funeral was held that day. Warren Emack ill with scarlet fever at West Main Street home. Clinton Grange to meet Friday January 17 at 7 30 pm to install newly elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Albert M. Buell
Edward Wright
A. H. McGee
State Grange
Hartford
Masters Wallace
Richard Emerich
Hilda Emerich
Alta Buell
Pearl Street
Pearl Kelsey
Walker
Anna
Helen Lynch
Bertha Harrisreittinger
Priscilla Redfield
Guilford
Helen
Frances Buell
Madison
Morgan School
Norma Hill
A Warren
Joseph Emack
West Main Street
Clinton Grange
Obituaries and Local Notices From Waterbury Area
The column records the January burial of the daughter of Hudson Ackley in Center Church grounds, notes a large attendance at a church meeting with Mrs George F elected president and J Hurlburt treasurer, plus social details led by Miss Lilian Ladd. It also mentions Luther League’s 17 to 16 win over Newain State Guard, First National Bank annual meeting electing directors, Captain Leander H leaving plans for funeral, Captain Thomas Stewart's condition, and railway service delays along with Masonic lodge communications and Marines Sergeant Nelson A Shepard’s arrival.
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George F
J. Hurlburt
Theale
Premient
Vaka
Ae York
E. Wergssen
J . G. Bisbes
Itown
Mass
Lillian
Lilian Ladd
Luther League
Newain
Idelin
Hoberg
Ahlberg
Cen- Ison
Lynch
Thomas Stewart
Middletown
Sigkborhood
Portland
Warren A. F. & A. M
E. A
Nelson A. Shepard
United States Marine Corps
Port Royal
Paris Island
8. C
A. N. Shap
Saybrook Point People and Local Visits
Saybrook Point January notes list Rev and Mrs deVries visiting Canton relatives. Frederick G. Fish returns home from hospital, with plan to leave Hartford soon. Charles F Williams visits family in Saybrook with Stew Williams. John Thompson in New London for business. D A Kellogg visits Deep River. Leo Spooner heads to New Britain for winter work. S Chapman improves daily at Hartford Hospital.
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Saybrook Point
S. J. H. deVries
Canton
Mass
sVries
Elishars
Frederick G. Fish
Old
Fish
Hartford
Harles F. Williams
Stew- Williams
John Thompson
London
Mbr
D. A. Kellogg
Deep River
Leo Spooner
New Brit
Ed S. Chapman
Hartford Hospital
Westbrook Notes on Repairs and Local Activities
Westbrook reports the Essex and Power Co. repairs on electric street lights curb outages after several nights of darkness. M. E. Clark recently traveled to Norwich. Mrs. J. H. Stannard, widow of Mrs. J. Palmer, suffers from illness. Clara Ketcham, Middlesex Farm Bureau home economics agent, planned a February public meeting in Westbrook Town Hall to discuss general merit and profit through a two or more day bureau program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Essex and Power Co
M. E. Clark
Norwich
J. H. Stannard
J. Palmer
Manches
Hanenin Tstis
Clara Ketcham
Middlesex Farm
Srean
Rm Bureau
Five Hundred Club Meet And Town Notices In East Berlin
East Berlin notes a five hundred club meeting tonight as Gouilians quits mail duties at the depot and bids were open for a temporary replacement. The clubhouse may be sold in spring. Residents are urged to protest selectmen over road conditions Morse Hill to Berlin street. A mild grip epidemic is easing locally. G B Smith returns from visiting relatives in Bridgeport. Local ads list Libby’s canned goods and tobacco products with prices.
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East Berlin
Gouilians
Bridgeport
Mascot
Rocky Hill Notes on Travel and Visitors
Letters from Mrs Justus Johill of Mein Street indicate travel plans toward Miami while a visit by Homewood is noted. In Rocky Hill, local boys are being mustered out this week as new measures and biases affect community affairs.
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Rocky Hill
Justus Johill
Mein Street
Jack
Miami
A. Homewood
Ord
Richard Spencer
Hartford
Mber
East Hampton News: Local Train Delays and Community Notice
East Hampton reports include a late 7:27 train due to steam shortage and a broken down car on the trestle delaying departure, pleasing local schoolchildren. Other items note travels, social events, banking hours, Y M C A activities, church meetings, and dairy farming tips. Period notices highlight a Swedish Lutheran church annual meeting with Dorcas society refreshments.
Shailerville Roundup Briefs and Local Notices
Miss Clara L. Spencer returned from Hartford visiting her sister. E. R. Shailer spent early week in Middletown. Mr and Mrs John Finch of Buffalo N Y guests of Mrs Amos Hamlet. Mrs George Hamlet visited Meriden this week. The funeral of Mrs Susan Emmons Case widow of the late Chester Case was held at 10 a m with burial at Manchester. She was a lifelong resident of Shailerville and 92 years old. Alfred Faartift of Middletown was home over Sunday. Dr John Bailey of Middletown was in Shailerville Wednesday.
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Town St
Harry Powers
New London
William Bartman
Catherine Ely
Beryl Shepherd
Harry Strong
Marshall Gates
Hartford
East Haddam
Reed Bartman
S. Newton Cone
East
Bellingham
Wash
E. E. Smith
New York
Crook
Evelyn Carroll
Boston
Shailerville
Clara L. Spencer
E. R. Shailer
Middletown
John Finch
Buffalo
N. Y
Amos Hamlet
George Hamlet
Meriden
Susan (Emmons) Case
Chester ‘Case
Manchester
Alfred Faartift
John Bailey
Middlefield Brief: Thompson Family Moves Opposite Peckham
Wm. Thompson and family relocate to the house opposite D. W. Peckham, recent occupant of Mr. Crowley’s. The town joins a nationwide war relief drive for Syria and Armenia, aiming to raise $500 this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefield
Wm. Thompson
D. W. Peckham
Crowley
Births and illnesses Mark South Glastonbury Field
Mrs Mary Tyler stayed home with influenza. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bancroft welcome a daughter. Michael Kelley is seriously ill with pleuro pneumonia cared for by Miss Carrol of Waterbury. Mothers club met at Grace Brainard home discussed cheerfulness and patience. Guild plans a social meeting at St Luke's Sunday school rooms Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Glastonbury
Mary Tyler
Arthur Bancroft
Michael Kelley
Guild
St. Luke’s Church
Cromwell Grange members attend State event. rifle contest tonight
Mrs. R. T. Beers is confined to her home by illness. Several members of the Cromwell Grange attended the State Grange in Hartford Tuesday. Donald McChonochie is also confined at home by illness. The Cromwell Rifle Club will hold a contest against the Middletown Rifle Club this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
R. T. Beers
State Grange
Hartford
Donald McChonochie
Cromwell Rifle Club
Middletown Rifle Club
Influenza Strain Linked to Kidney Strain and Swamp Root Aid
Doctors report influenza epidemics causing run down systems with back and urinary troubles that may lead to kidney issues. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root herbal remedy as strengthening kidneys after grip. Samples offered by mail for ten cents with purchase info and bottle sizes available locally.
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Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Colchester Briefs Highlight Local Dignitaries and Illness
In Colchester on January 16 C D Barton and brother from East Hampton visited town. Polish man Michael Zmut, 58, died after a brief pneumonia illness. East Hampton’s Peter Terp and H P Buell and F E Baker visited Norwich. Nate Cogswell from Norwich was in town. The state grange meets this week in Hartford with M R Abell serving as Colchester grange delegate. Rev B D Remington is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
C. D. Barton
East Hampton
Michael Zmut
Peter Terp
H. P. Buell
F.E. Baker
Norwich
Nate Cogswell
State Grange
Hartford
M. R. Abell
B. D. Remington
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A. N. Shepard
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Leander H. Taylor
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O. H. Raftery
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Siebert’s
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New Jersey
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Ivoryton
A. J. Douglas
New Haven
East Hampton Bank’& Trust Co
James Ledwich
Milford
P. Ledwich
Charles Torkelson
Carrier’s Pavilion
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