Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Evening Press in Middletown, Connecticut

We have 1,749,131 pages in Connecticut

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1918

Page

6

Portland Pays Tribute to Lyman Hamlin in France Memorial

Portland remembers Lyman Hamlin with a July memorial service at First Church. Rev Blair and Rev M K Thompson led speeches, with letters from comrade Ben Anderson and the head nurse at the hospital. Special music included "Star Spangled Banner" as attendees honored his sacrifice.

Payne Lyman Hamlin France Mr. Blair M. K. Thomn Beny Anderson Bastile Wilkins

Local residents and visitors seen around town

The report notes numerous locals and guests visiting over the weekend. Names include Yvonne Paquet returning to New Haven, Joseph Taylor moving to New Haven for work with Marlin Co, and families from Hartford Middletown and Essex hosting relatives. Giacoma and Company announce a Deep River town hall vaudeville return with a general dancing show and music on Friday July 13.

Giacoma and Company Deep River Town Hall

Local notices bring July events and civic chatter

Elmer Tenkins of Ingford visits Durham friends on Sunday. Hattie M. Newton attends Plainville Chautauqua this week. Raymond Sanderson buys a motorcycle. Cheese demonstration by a State College agent scheduled July 22 at 3 30 in Town hall. Ladies Aid plans church meeting at 8 pm. K of P lodge installs new officers Tuesday night. Union service at Con-DI church discusses electric fuse causing outage. power restored in minutes. T L meets Wednesday at 3 30 at Maple. Mrs Nehemiah Burr visits Middletown. meetings noted. adv.

Durham Elmer Tenkins Ingford Cgagon Friends Hattie M. Newton Seme Plainville Raymond Sanderson State Cultural College Ladies’ Aid Society of The M. Wurch T. L

Broadway Jones with George M Cohen at Princess Tuesday

The Artcraft feature Broadway Jones stars with music by George M Cohen Tuesday night. Also playing Son of Democracy in a dual bill theater patrons will see a lively mix of entertainment and political tone.

George M. Cohen Artcraft Adv

Colchester social notes and local events listed

Colchester residents host guests from New York and nearby towns. Juries and visits fill the week with circus plans, band practice, Red Cross meetings, and a town dance. A cruelty report offers a $2 reward for information about kittens thrown from a wagon near Dr. Kline’s residence. authorities warn against animal cruelty and cite the law.

East Berlin Town Notes and Visitors Highlight Local Pine

East Berlin reports from July 15 list visiting residents Clifford Nelson Cromwell Robert Vance and E H Gaines of Hartford joining Sunday calls. Lake Compounce picnic drew former town residents from Southington plus Holligans of Southington visiting kin. Kensington service flag shows 127 stars. Local milk cart driver J Moore Cold Spring Farms. Miss Katherine Buckholz of New Britain and Grace Holligan return from visits in Springfield.

East Berlin Clifford Nelson Cromwell Robert Vance E. H. Gaines Hartford M. E Lake Compounce Southington Edward Holligan William ,Holligan Kensington J. Moore Cold Spring Farms Earle Hazen New Britain Katherine Buckholz Grace Holligan Springfield

Dorothy Dalton Stars in The Price Mark at Westbrook Hall

Westbrook Town Hall hosts Dorothy Dalton in The Price Mark on Tuesday night. The performance is described as an exceptionally fine attraction with strong acting and production.

Town Hall Dorothy Dalton Ady

Bastile Day Observed In East Hampton Church

East Hampton observes Bastile Day with a union service at the Congregational Church. Flags and flowers decorate the hall as Rev F L Grant recalls France’s aid in the Revolution and honors Rochambeau De Grasse La Fayette and Gerard. Rev Samuel Thacher warns on democratic and religious principles for national survival. The combined choirs sing The Marseilles while attendees and locals attend weekend visits and local events including dances and garden patrols.

East Hampton Bastile France United States F. L. Grant America Rochambeau de Grasse Fayette Gerard Samuel Thatcher Marseilles

Y M C A Team Loses 13 to 10 at East Hampton

IVORYTON July 15 Charles J Stevens of Norwich spent the weekend with family. An automobile truck load of Y M C A boys accompanied the team to East Hampton Saturday afternoon. The Y M C A team was defeated 13 10 in East Hampton Saturday afternoon. Potatoes show blight effects in this section.

Ivoryton Charles J. Stevens Norwich East Hampton Wellington Buell New York Julia A. Buell Harry Rawson Hartford Nellie Banning Ernest Hoadley Camp Devens Ayer Mass Boyd Sarey Saybrook

Union Meetings And Local Appointments In Rocky Hill

Rocky Hill notes report a ten days furlough for Arthur W. Spencer returning to camp. A Sunday 7 30 p m Congregational church reception kickstarted union meetings led by Rev. Dell of Thompsonville with topic Things that Abide. Future union services listed July 20 at Methodist Episcopal church and July 27 at Wan gum lodge Y W C A vacation house. Red Cross to meet at Library hall Thursday afternoon. Sidney Templeman and John Hall Jr placed in class one after examinations. Local residents visited relatives and shopped, with Samuel Quinn and Mrs. Quinn noted in Burnside and Hartford respectively. State guard drill scheduled at Grange hall and several residents spent time at Clinton Beach and Westbrook. Doctor Elmer A. Dent conducted a quarterly conference at the Methodist Episcopal church. Constable Charles H. Yeager served at Four Corners all Sunday. Raymond Hale returned from Camp Meade and William Quinn visited Hartford.

Arthur W. Spencer Camp Vens Congregational Church Mr. Dell Thompsonville Methodist Episcopal Church Wangum Lodge Red Cross Library Hall Sidney Templeman John Hall Joseph Quinn Burnside George Stabbott New Britain State Guard Grange Hall Stanley Spencer Clinton Beach Lorelda Picard Mildred Gustafson Mildred Patrick Patrick Hartford Westbrook Elmer A. Dent New Haven Charles H. Yeager Four Corners Eugene Brown

Centerbrook Social Roundup from July Weekend

Centerbrook notes list residents and visitors, including James Spencer and son Daniel with Edward Downer in Hartford on Saturday, Miss May Shieltz returning to Middletown, and guests Frederick Marselli with two children at Joseph Catone's. Other locals visiting relatives include Mrs G C Rathbun of Willimantic with sister Mrs C L Jones, Alfred Wright with family, and Mrs Herbert Warmsley and Everett returning home from Middletown. Harry Williams of Hartford also visited Centerbrook on Sunday.

Centerbrook James Spencer Daniel Edward Downer Hartford May Shieltz Middletown Frederick Marselli Deep River Joseph Catone G. C. Rathbun Willimantic C. L. Jones Alfred Wright Herbert Warmsley Everett D. C. Stedman Harry Williams

Cholera Reaches Stockholm From Petrograd Steamer

Five Asiatic cholera cases arrive in Stockholm from a Petrograd steamer. One victim is dying. The vessel reports hundreds dying daily from the plague in Petrograd and widespread spread.

Stockholm Petrograd

Sunday Visitors and Local Notes in Essex County

Miss Dorothy Bush nell visits from New Haven at Little Point. George Williams works for Hartford and New York Transportation Co. Mrs. E. A. Hefflon visits relatives in New Haven. Oliver Scoville returns from Middletown. Mr. Landry of Massachusetts finds work with the Tiley Pratt Co. Miss Gladys Beebe of Bristol visits her grandmother on Little Point street. Literary club to meet with Mrs. Ernest Bailey Tuesday evening. New York papers arrive late on Saturday. Fred Ridgeway resigns from Deep River New Era. Raymond Spencer visits Hartford at his uncle Morrison Johnson’s home. Mrs. Orrin Fordham hosts company from New Rochelle, N Y, on Saybrook street. Loyal Circle of King’s Daughters to resume meetings in September. Edward Scoville works at Ivoryton keyboard factory. Rummage sale for benevolent objects on the Gallahers’ lawn Tuesday afternoon July 16.

Chester Jones Orange Harry Twinning Westfield Mass Louis Twinning Hartford Irving Catlin Newton Clark Christine Ruth Sonckson South Manchester Alberta Jones Fred Jones William Wall Ana Aveline Olive Goff Sarah O’connell Portland Ralph Thatcher Ernest Post New Britain Charles Hyde William Anderson New Haven George Nichols Howard House Camp Devens Ayer Red Cross Society Chatham Hall William Krotky Stephen Krotky Babcock Middletown St. Patrick's Church Mary Lucie Rogers Charles Rogers Daniel Healy Carrier’s Pavilion Ford George Bailey Child William Kane Laura Anderson Deep River Katherine O’connell Lyman H. Payne Farm Bureau H. G. Hills John Williams Essex Dorothy Bushnell Little Point Street George Williams Hartford and New York Transportation Co E. A. Hefflon Oliver Scoville Mr. Landry Massachusetts Tiley- Pratt Co Gladys Beebe Bristol Literary Club Ernest Bailey New York Fred Ridgeway New Era Raymond Spencer New Street Morrison Johnson Orrin Fordham New Rochelle N.Y Saybrook Street King’s Daughters Edward Scoville Ivoryton

Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard at Evergreen Hall

Chatham-Middle Haddam residents enjoyed a Saturday evening entertainment at Evergreen hall titled Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard. The show amused a large audience and raised a neat sum for the Red Cross. Also notes visits from Miss Matilda Dart, Mrs Russell, Miss Ross, and others visiting local residents.

Chatham Haddam Evergreen Hall Briggs Poultry Yard Red Cross Matilda Dart New York Misses Hyde Stone House Main Street Russell Boston Mass W. H. Connery Emeline Stewart Miss Stewart Ross Roderick Smith Jerusha Gillett Prouty New Haven Mary Parmelee Jessie Meigs

German opposition to Austrian Polish solution stated

Berne reports Germany is irrevocably opposed to the Austrian solution of the Polish question. The issue was officially conveyed to Vienna through Austrian delegates at the Salzburg conference, as German sources disclosed today.

Berne Germany Vienna Salzburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ann Powers Gardner Ifield Hill District Saddam Merwin Gardner A. J. Fo-x Refrom Essary W. Cz Tk Sca William Ed Meister Portland Specialty Co Gustafson Margaret Sullivan Ins John Sullivan Freestone Grace Lowne Aetna Insurance Co Elias Hansen, Jr U. S. Naval Pelham Bay Station J. Greene East Main Street Vincent Ireton Uncle Sam McAllister Sophia Navy Yard Kindelen Alfred Willoughby Go Avenue Otto Keser Retta Hurley Helen Lynch Frank C. Barker Theo Powers William Walsh, Jr Fairview Street Newark N.J Pyrex Palestine Methodist Dane Point Yvonne Paquet Joseph Taylor Marlin Co Anthony Strauch New York City A. M. W. H. Dorsey Laurel W. C. Standish Harold W. Rankin Elmer Ahistrin United States Army Fric Ahlstrin John Marvin John Johnson, Jr G. W. Spicer Connecticut Valley Orchard Co Jesse Birdsey Birdsey Eleanor Johnson Timothy Kelly Moodus J. M. Kelly Florence Dowley Colchester Joseph M. Kelly Victor Carlson Pearley Classen Ernest Ziegra Francis O’brien Manchester Clifford Chapman Paul Smond Perry G. Chapman Ralph Wright Clara Lindquist Margaret Gunhild Albin Johnson Essex Street William Becker Oes Norwich Avenue Harles Russell and Frank Gillette William Kempton Bessie Kempton Yantic L. C. Brown Fred O. Brown F. J. Brown Exeter J. N. Dauphine Linwood Avenue James F. Purcell Mollie Leal R. K. Brown Fire Co John F. O'Connell Ernest Elgart F. E. Baker Fitchville Jeremiah Shea Dr. Kline Middlefield United Tea Aimporters’ Co Main St Brainard & Logan Rocky Hill Chatham—Middle Pease Division of Pictures Committee On Public Information Washington, D. C
Search Courier

Search the The Evening Press Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Evening Press?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication