Graduation at St. John's School marks solemn church ceremony
Graduation exercises at St. John's Parochial School were held at St. John's Church with diplomas awarded by Rev. James P. Donovan and Rev. J. W. Barry. The service included a sermon on Christ's view of children, choir performances, and a long list of graduates and prize recipients led by Sister M. Bernard.
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St. ’S Parochial School
Hn’s
P. L. Dolan
Pir
Edward A. Flannery
Church of “Blessed Sacrament
Waterbury
Christ
Jerusalem
St. John’s School
James P. Donovan
D. D
J. W. Barry
A. J. Campbell
Dr. Donovan
Mary
William Dineen
Thomas Laden
St. John’s Church
Cromwell
Stanislaus Musiel
Hartford
M. Bernard
St. Elizabeth’s Convent
John Henry Mountain
Genevieve Margaret Maher
Esther Elizabeth Puglisi
Francis Aloysius Fitzpatrick
John Joseph Daley
Anita Frances Sullivan
Joseph Patrick Tasker
Margaret Elizabeth Meyer
Anna May O'Connor
John Frederick Maselli
Amerigo Joseph Gempane
Joseph Raymond Cronin
Genevieve Mary Shea
Anthony John Pillarella
Joseph Frederick Murphy
David Butler Dunn
Ella Elizabeth Caron
Thomas Edward Flynn
Adeline
Dorothy Garafarea
Margaret Casbo
William Francis Butler
Texesa
Mary Pagano
Jet Agnes Frayne
Anna Catherine Griffin
Margaret Ellen Rowan
Florence Elizabeth Evans
Pauline Margaret McIntyre
William James Dineen
William Francis Crowley
Cecelia Mary Whalen
Francis Mark Dunn
Veronica Connor
Mary Catherine Barrett
Eleanor Margaret Cerbo
Esther Elizth Puglisi
An- May O’connor
John Joseph Daly
Wilam Francis Butler
Joseph Pat Tasker
Iica Connor
Teresa Mary Pagan Frederick Maselli
Palmer
Margaret Cerbo
Esther Eliz Puglisi
Margaret Maher
Amerigo
League of the Sacred Heart
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Donovan
Bunce Company Buys Main Street Frontage in Middletown
The Hale property at 314 and 316 Main Street transfers to James H. and Richard H. Bunce, expanding Bunce ownership to about a 100 foot Main Street frontage. The site includes the building housing Hale and Kelsey and adjacent land, with plans for a future attractive front but no immediate changes or tenant disruptions. The old Middlesex County National Bank space remains leased to Neville’s Candy Shop and not included in changes, with Bunce aiming for a new building after the war ends.
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Bunce Company
Hale
Main Street
James H
Richard H. Bunce
Hale & Kelsey
Neville’s Candy Show
Bunce
Middlesex County National Bank
Neville’s
James H. Bunce Company
Tryon
Louis Kinley
United States
Middletown
STATE GUARD FIELD DAY AT FENWICK
Twelve companies of the Sixth Regiment Connecticut State Guards drilled and paraded at Fenwick on a sultry Sunday. About 700 soldiers attended along with thousands of visitors as the Sixth Regiment Military Band provided music. Cars ferried troops from Saybrook to Fenwick with return trips in late afternoon and evening.
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Sixth Regiment
Connecticut State Guards
Fenwick
Saybrook Junction
Saybrook
Great Meadow
Ceiling Collapses At Tax Office In July Rush
Tax collector William J. Kieft found his office blanketed in plaster dust when he reopened after Saturday closure. Dust covered floors desks and ink wells and ceilings in other rooms showed cracks and danger. Many customers were unable to be served and asked to return later. July brings a busy period for the office.
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William J. Kieft
Coffey Named Pastor For A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev. Gilbert H. Coffey is appointed pastor by the New England annual conference meeting in Worcester on June 5. He will lead services at Cross Street Church by permission of Wesleyan University until university requires the church property recently purchased or until the superior court committee builds the new church.
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Gilbert H. Coffey
A. M. E. Zion
New England Annual Conference
Worcester
Mass
Wesleyan University
Coffey
Cross Street
Superior Court
Brother Taken A Prisoner In World War I Drive
George Crozier, brother of William Crozier of 11 Birdsey Avenue, has been captured by German forces while serving with the Irish artillery after enlisting from Ireland at the war’s outbreak. A letter to his brother dated Saturday confirms he is a prisoner.
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George Crozier
William Crozier
Birdsey Avenue
Ireland
Maromas School Picnic Exceeds Expectations
The Maromas school picnic Friday showcased work that impressed all. The teacher showed strong interest and affection for the scholars, but cannot return next term as she will teach next year in Moodus. Rev. Mr. Gilbert supplied ice cream for the enjoyable event.
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Maromas School
Moodus
Gilbert
Grenade Instructor Visits City From Camp Devens
Corporal Michael Harbert, an instructor in hand grenades at Camp Devens and brother of William Harbert of 104 Church Street, was a city visitor Saturday evening. He is from Terryville and carried samples of grenades used by soldiers.
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Michael Harbert
Camp Devens
William Harbert
Church Street
Harbert
Terryville
George Pratt
Newell A. Sage
U. S. S. Meade
Boston
Schilling
Chapman
Grand Street
South M. E. Church Notes events update
Brotherhood meeting Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Leader G. R. Bailey. Troop 1 meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Official board monthly meeting postponed to July 10.
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South M. E
G. R. Bailey
Troop 1
South Church Notes Peenier Meeting For Division No 1
A brief church note announces a peenier meeting of division No 1 A O H scheduled for Tuesday evening with attendance expected.
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South Church
City Briefs From Middletown War News and Local Happenings
A Middletown page notes war mobilization details plus local events. It lists theater bills, dances at St. Aloysius hall, church notices at St John, homefront updates on Mr Horton’s service and Wm H Hall’s arrival, farming notes, fish market ads, road incidents, and community announcements across July.
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Hall
Middlesex Theatre
William Hart
Rawden
Eagle’s Eye
Wellard Canal
Adv
Douglas Horton
Glastonbury
Horton
Wm. H. Hall
Otel Arrigoni
W.A. Mercer
Connecticut
Army General Hospital
West Haven
Italy
Grand Theatre
Treasure Island
Fox
House of Hate
A. O.H
John F. Leeney
New Britain
John Gasser
A. J. Derbyshire
New York City
J. P. Shorrock
Spring Street
T. J. Anderson
Main St
Matthew Mansworth
Shelton
Frederick
Louis Dean
Camp Devens
William Dean
Meriden Road
F. B. Hill
Pee
Merchant Marine
Boston
George W. Hill
St. Aloysius
Hallady
River Notes Show Coal Barges Up Hartford River
Tug boats Onrust and A M Smith carried three coal laden barges up river to Hartford Sunday afternoon. The Sachem arrived Sunday night with four more loads of coal for Hartford coaling at the dock and continuing upstream today. The Middletown arrived Sunday morning with a good freight of general merchandise. A Transportation Co crew began excavating the freight house and loading platform. The low muddy land will be con creted to extend to the macadam road.
Food Shortage Weakens German Morale War End Seen
Amsterdam reports July 1: Berlin sources quote the socialist paper Vorwaerts warning the German food shortage harms morale and signals an early end to the war may be necessary. The despondent tone reflects the strain on the home front.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Berlin
Vorwaerts
North Church Notes
The Red Cross sewing groups meet weekly at the church. Monday at 7 30 the Girls club at headquarters. Tuesday 7 30 the Philatheas join sewing at the parish house. Wednesday 8 o clock union mid week service in the chapel led by Prof Crawford. Thursday the Campfire Girls meet at 7 o clock is canceled for the holiday.
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North Church Notes
Red Cross
Philatheas
Crawford
Missionary Society
Holy Trinity Parish Notes Troop and Service Schedule
Parish notes list Boy Scout Troop 4 meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the Parish House Girl Scout Troop 2 meeting Tuesday Evening service at St Andrews chapel Warwick St Preacher the rector 8 00 p m Thursday Independence Day Holy Communion 7 30 a m A four minute presidential message will be delivered
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Holy Trinity
St. Andrew's Chapel
Warwick St
United States
Methodist Church Notes Activities This Week
Tuesday 7:15 Girl Scouts in the chapel. 8:00 Epworth League social and lawn party with Miss Welker at 199 South Main. Wednesday 8:00 union mid week service at North church chapel. Thursday 7:30 Boy Scouts at the Commons club.
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Methodist Church Notes
Epworth League
Miss Welker
South Main Streets
Union
North Church
Commons Club
Card of Thanks for Sister's Death Assistance and Flowers
Edward Olson and Werner Olson thank friends for support and sympathy after their sister's death and for the beautiful flowers sent. Lady. A man likes to believe in eternal punishment for the other fellow.
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Edward Olson
Werner Olson
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Betty Mountain
Bernard Brown
Salvadore Mazotta
Verna Boylan
Agnes Coleman
Eliott Kidney
Marion Vaine
James Murphy
John Rutledge
Annie Vergottino
Anna Campanelli
Mary Cronin
John Shea
Carmellino Pillarella
Alice Murphy
Aline Vaine
Gerald Daly
Virginia Campbell
Cletus Walsh
Madeline Butler
Albert Ambrosia
Charles Dunn
Gerald Dunn
Clifford MacDonnell
Everett Dickinson
Robert O’neil
Mary Lucille Walsh
Marion Fitfigibbons
Francis Denehey
Marion Ahern
Jack Connor
John Conroy
State Guard
Spear Bros
William H. Ely
Wethersfield
Frances T. Nejako
Burr Avenue
Emerson Motors Co
W. J. TrevitLick
Divinity School
Dobbin
Max Levin
Washingston Street
Levin
Wilson
Albert Johnson
Geo. S. Pitt
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
River Notes
Caulkins & Post Co
Meadowbrook
Keystone
Salem
Utica
Dimity
U.S