Portland memorial services at cemetery by Lutheran church and Lodge
In Portland a memorial service was held at Crow Hill Cemetery at 3 o clock under the Lutheran church and Lodge Order of Vasa. B Hulteen of Hartford gave the principal address with scripture and remarks by Rev G Erickson of the local church and Rev C E son of Middletown. Two choir selections were made and a large out of town gathering attended the event. The cemetery on Crow Hill is noted as a beauty spot of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Order of Vasa
B. Hulteen
Hartford
G. Erickson
C. E. Son
Middletown
Crow Hill
New Haven Visitors and Town Notes Highlight July Traditions
A morning birth is reported for Mrs. John C. Lynch on Freestone Avenue. Visitors include David A. Cronin of Bridge and New Haven guests Matilda Edith and Benson. Win Nyman travels to New Haven for a Winchester position. U S tank officer Brown visits on street over Sunday. A.J. Foley patrols Main beat. Selectman Payne reopens police due to complaints about the Ready Block meetings. Swedish American Republican club meets Saturday at Temple of Honor ball to nominate officers and delegates for Meriden league. Demographics cover residents Mrs. Joseph W. Walsh, Ruth Bostrom and Rev Carl O Bostrom’s York visit, and plans to Sound View in July. Fireworks rules noted. no July 4 observance. larger pieces restricted. Irving Hale buys Adolph Abrahamson property on Bartlett Street with ten acres.
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Mey
David A. Cronin
Bridge
Main Street
Matilda
Edith
Benson
New Haven
Yesterwin Nyman
Freestone
Winchester
Brown
U. S
Orvice
A. J. Foley
Joseph W. Walsh
Will
Sound View
Swedish American Republican Club
Temple of Honor
State League
Meriden
H. W. Cole
Arthur
Edna Sloan
Cleve Ohio
Lucy Worthington
Robert Larson
Springfield
R. Goodrich
Portland War Bureau
F. M. Jencks
Boy Scout
War Bureau
F. R. Stuart
W. Lord
Stamford
Mair Street
Elijah Ackley
Camp Devens
Irving Hale
Adolph Abrahamson
Bartlett Street
Durham News Briefs and Local Events Highlight July
Miss Mary Scranton of Madison visiting Mrs. H. J. Page. Elmer Crowell and relatives host in Johnson Lane. Navy recruit Bishop Atwell reports to Newport. W F Beebe and Mrs. Bailey visit in New Haven area. King's Daughters meet Miss Emily Merwin. Dr E A Markham at Indian Neck cottage. Knights of Pythias to hold a patriotic meeting at Congregational church with Liberty chorus and Judge Gustaf B. n delivering address. Community peace court case: John Rogers found guilty of malt, fined 10 dollars plus costs. War Bureau members urged to attend Durham town hall program with ice cream and a drama by the Dobbs league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia A Bailey
King’s
Emily Merwin
E. A. Markham
Indian Neck
A. J. Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Congregational Church
Supreme Loge
K. of P
J. F. Bailey
League Society
Dobbs
Durham Town Hall
War
Stocks Soans Sat and Listed and Unlisted Se
A brief stock update notes listings and sales activity with full information furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Informa
Fourth of July Plans At Rocky Hill War Bureau
The Rocky Hill War Bureau completes Fourth of July celebrations with Hon. George B. Chandler as speaker and Rev. Oliver T. Magnell leading prayer. Col. Charles W. Burpee to attend, Connecticut State Guard to raise colors, oath of allegiance to be taken, and colors to be presented. First Selectman William F. Griswold joins the War Bureau. Red Cross Auxiliary to sell ice cream on the green. Sacred Heart drum corps to provide music. Extra train from New London to Hartford will reach Rocky Hill at 8:54 PM.
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Hill
Rocky Hill
W. E. Beebe
Niantic
Middletown High School
Sidney Lusser
Christopher
Bridgeport
Lussen
Joseph Kelly
Riverview Hill
Liberty Chorus
Congregational Church
New London
Hartford
Fourth of July plans enliven East Berlin notice
East Berlin residents prepare a town wide Fourth celebration at the fair ground with a full program including baseball and other athletic events. Visitors include Mrs. Clarence Cole of Southington and Miss Edith Mather returning to Lyme. Zone tickets on the Middletown Branch rise to six cents. Berlin fare remains low. Mrs. George Kelsey hosts a New Britain whist club gathering with music and a luncheon.
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East Berlin
Sair Ground
B. Derenthal
Springfield
Grace Holigan
Clarence Cole
Southington
L. Gladding
Cornwall
New Britain
E. Holigan
J. Cough
Margaret Trevethan
Mildale
Edith Mather
Lyme
Middletown
Berlin
George Kelsey
Whist Club of
Independence Day plans and local events in Haddam Neck
The Red Cross plans Independence Day observance with a 3 30 pm patriotic address by Rev. R S Caldwell of Higganum, war tableaux and Liberty chorus at Grange hall. Christian Endeavor to present a July 3 play. Over $900 pledged in War Stamp drive. Grange hall July 4 event includes refreshments, admission 25c adults 10c children.
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Haddam
Grance Hall
R. S. Caldwell
Liberty Chorus
Leonard Selden
Willimantic
Christian Endeavor Society
Grange Hall
The
Poultry Yard
C. E. Society
Higganum Grange event aids Red Cross in July return
A Higganum Grange Friday evening event raised funds for the local Red Cross and planned to donate about $15 after expenses. The piece lists local residents visiting, weekend activities, and a note about a garden benefit opening July 1 under Higganum auspices.
Governor's Day Celebrated In East Hampton On July 2
East Hampton observes Governor's Day on Tuesday July 2 with a parade at 1 30 led by Judge N B A Carrier, a speech by Governor Marcus Holcomb at the town green, and a liberty loan flag presentation. Festivities include food booths, a clam chowder lunch, dancing at Carrier's pavilion, and a Red Cross and G A R presence. Local notables and visiting guests are noted among participants.
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East Hampton
Old Town
Marcus Holcomb
Liberty Loan
Congregational Church
Main
High Streets
N. B. A. Carrier
6Th Infantry Regiment
Co. L
Connecticut State Guard
Hoover
The
Red Cross
Veterans of the
Local Social News From East Hartford and Middlefield
Middlefield residents and guests include Miss Alicia Anptereem and Miss Helen Watrous in Hartford visits. Miss Margaret May, Rachel Cotter, and Miss Lucina Millet are mentioned with Mrs Earle Munson of Worecker. Edits note extended visits by Lily May Terrill and Imogene Camp with relatives. Charles Cotter newly stationed abroad. Epworth League social to open at 8.
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Middlefield
Jay
Mice Sethe Larson
Oscar Grendettes
Alicia Anptereem
Helen Watrous
Hartford
Margaret
Asi Rachel Cotter
Raereed Beest
Lucina Millet
Earle Munson
Worecker
Lily May Terrill
East Hartford
Imogene
Prford
Charles Cotter
Aay
Virginia
Teagood
Ming
Keogh
Edith Miler
Deighs
Epworth League
M. EB. Cherehatiers
Leek
Vinci tonic touted as building up strength in Maine ad
Chester D. Haines reports suffering from nervous con dition and stomach trouble until using Vinci tonic. The ad claims Vinci builds strength with beef and cod liver peptones, iron, manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates, and cites Woodward Drug Co and Hartman Drug Co as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Maine
Vinci
Chester D. Haines
Woodward Drug Co
Hartman Drug Co
Fire damages small Ivoryton village home
Firefighters battled smoke and flames as a family was away from the house. A grease fire or stove incident caused damage to most of the kitchen area, and the structure suffered heat and smoke elsewhere. Neighbors reported the home was unoccupied at the time and the wood frame endured the worst of the damage. No serious injuries were listed.
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Boemeer
George B. Premch
Greece
Camp Devens
John Bushnell
Colchester News Briefs and Local Sports Report
Colchester notes recall Walter Lombard’s return from Hartford and Memorial Day services by Oliver Woodhouse lodge No. 51 K of P at Linwood cemetery. State's Attorney Hall to speak July 4 under Jewish Federation. Colchester beats Lebanon 8 to 7 in ten innings with Harry Lazinek homer.
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Colchester
Walter Lombard
Hartford
Oliver Woodhouse
K. of P
Linwood Cemetery
Edwin Hazen
Middletown
A. L. Stebbins
E. A. Maloney
F. E. Baker
Pomfret
Woodstock
State
Aus
Jewish Federation
Belle Strong
Norwich
A. F P. Roper
Red Cross Society
Elizabeth Day
Clara
Lebanon
Harry Lazinek
Neutrone Prescription 99 Claims Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a quick internal remedy that purifies blood and relieves rheumatic pains and inflamed joints. It promises visible results after a few doses and features Hartman Drug Co. of Middletown, Connecticut, and other leading druggists selling it for a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Drug Co
Middletown
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Jackson Co
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Frank K. Sanly
Leonora Carlson
Gus Bodden
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Ernest Grenman
Amos Nelson
Winchester’s
Gordon Cody
Glastonbury
Marie
Jennie Andeen
Carl Andeen
G. B. Carlson
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Crescent
Margaret Ivers
South Manchester
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St Oe Academy
Mercerson
Louis Goff
Laura Anderson
Deep Rive
Peeterday
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Mary Colbert
Arthur J. Romer
New York
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Frank Andersen
Meredith Dawn
Cere Victors
Eastter
North
Middlester
John One
Verenics
Freeces
R. A. Wall
Sele
Alee
Pict
A. L. Southmayd
Mbalmer
Ivoryton
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