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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1918

Page

6

Church Notes Fill August with Services and Talks

The week lists Episcopal and Congregational church activities. At Edwardine church a 10:45 a.m. service features Rev. R. E. pastor preaching, Epworth League Sunday school, and an August 4 organ recital. First Congregational plans 10:45 a.m. sermon by Rev. M. K. Thomson on Jesus vacation. August program includes Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Lessons From Proverbs led by Mrs. Fred G. During. no August services at month end.

Wedish Imtheran Episcopal Church R. E Epworth League America First Congregational Church M. K. Thomson Jesus Christian Endeavor Fred G Congregational Church Frederick L. Grant Grant Methods Church Samuel Thatcher the Marlboro M. E St. Patrick’s Church Patrick Fox St. John’s Episcopal Church Samuel Rees St. John’s Mission J. A Lake Pocotopaug Rees Everard Day

Bees Swarm Tied Safe After Tree Incident

A swarm of honey bees from Coe avenue owner Bostrom caused a tree injury when it swarmed into an apple tree. He cut and tied the hive to the ground to prevent further danger and the bees were eventually settled safely in the hive. Other notes mention Misses Beatrice Howard Helen Trom and others camping at Lake Poco East Hampton under supervision. Navy man Griffin on furlough visits his mother Mrs. Hickey in Maine planning to return. Red Cross meeting moved to the hall due to attendance. Connecticut Company workers cleaned tracks and cleared earth and stone piles to ensure safe traffic.

Iaim Bostrom Coe Avenue Mr. Bostrom Jt Keser Beatrice Howard Helen Trom Minerva Bell Marion Pen Nancy Grace Abbotson Lake Poco East Hampton M Griffin U. S. Navy Bridget Elizabeth Hickey Maine Red Cross Connecticut Company

Chester July 27 Social Notes and Church Services

Miss Rose Papa guest of Mrs Herman Braunstetter returns to New Jersey next month. Van Brunt, in New Haven, visits this week with family. August library hours 4 to 9 p m daily. Mrs Fred Strong returns to Hartford after weeks here. Winfield Spencer visiting relatives in Middletown. Baptist church holds Sunday services with sermons on The Resurrection and the Life in the morning and The Soft Answer in the evening. Monthly gospel concert August 4 titled The Anchor of the Soul.

Chester Rose Papa Herman Braunstetter New Jersey van Brunt New Haven Fred Strong Hartford Winfield Spencer Middletown Baptist Church

Westchester notices and visitors in July

Westchester July 27 items report Miss Flor Adams visiting East Hamp. Mr and Mrs C H Skinner spent the weekend in Willimantic. Mrs Alvin Carter of Colchester guests of Mrs Asa Brainerd. Rev George Reynolds of Hartford will preach Sunday. Catherine Carver hosted by Mr and Mrs E T Peck. The Stevens family of Thompsonville and Mr and Mrs G Markham of Hartford are using The Ledges for the August event. Brainard second lieutenant has arrived overseas and was transferred from Camp Mn Ga to Camp McArthur Texas.

Westchester Flor Adams East Hamp C. H. Skinner Willimantic Alvin Carter Colchester Asa Brainerd George Reynolds Hartford Catherine Carver E. T. Peck Stevens Thompville

Colchester Midweek Visit and Weekend Games Spotlight

Colchester notes Mrs F J returns from Exeter and Etta Gilmore and Helen Gilmore come home from a two week visit. Attorney David S Day of Bridge visits and Hon E S Day is seen. A 3:30 game between home and Baston teams is anticipated after each side won once this season. Firemen host a meeting at the Hart es rooms. E E Brink visits the Baptist church for morning and evening services preached by B D Remington.

Colchester F. J Exeter Etta Helen Gilmore David S. Day Bridge E. S Bastion Fire Company E. E. Brink Hartes Baptist Church B. D. Remington

Rocky Hill News Highlights Local Events and Births

Local church services are announced for Sunday with the evening union meeting at Wangum lodge featuring Warden McClaughry. Home Guard volunteers from Rocky Hill aid Hartford rubber works. Several residents change jobs in Hartford firms. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Hubbard of Middletown at Middlesex hospital. Mrs Hubbard formerly Mildred Spencer.

Rocky Hill Lily Wangum Lodge McClaughry Home Guard

Clinton News Highlights and Local Arrivals

Clinton July 27 report notes Harry Hurd family moving from Liberty street to G F Russ place in Mill district. Obituary for Elizabeth Bell aged 78 with funeral at M E church and Indian Hill Cemetery. Visitor Edna Bushnell from New York on Commerce street. Public notices include Reynal family visits to Fort Slo cum and Ocean City trip by Mivarts and Evarts. Various locals suffer injuries, visitors from New Haven and Winchester arrive, Camp Upton soldier Raymond Bissell visits home, brother Walter Denslow hosts Georgiana Bradley.

Clinton Harry Hurd Liberty Street G. F. Russ Mill District Elizabeth Bell John Abrams Henry Jacobson M. E. Church Indian Hill Cemetery Edna Bushnell New York Commerce Street J. C. V. Reynal Virginia Reynal Victor Reynal Fort Slocum N. Y Frank Fowler West Main Street Harry Frost New Haven Eldridge Kelsey Clifford Mivarts Leroy Evarts Providence Ocean City N. J Hannah Kelsey Winchester Mass H.S. Reynolds Raymond Bissell Camp Upton Abbie Post Georgiana Bradley Walter Denslow Ansonia

Relatives and visitors noted in Middlefield notices

Middlefield July 27 news lists Mrs J L Watrous entertaining relatives from the south. Joseph Goodrich and Hartford guests with Center relatives. Alma Lyman visiting Maine. Ida Hall of Wallingford with sister Mrs Edwin C Strickland in Cherry Hill. Irene Gray of Greenfield Mass with local friends. Mrs Toogood and two granddaughters return to New York after weeks with Mr and Mrs Dwight Putnam. Esther Lyman of Fairfield at home briefly. A D Emmons Ruth Emmons and Mrs Herbert Hawley spend a week at Plainville. Truck to Plainville Camp Grounds leaves Rockfall at 7:45 and Middlefield at 8 next Sunday morning July 28. Everyone invited. adv.

Middlefield J. L. Watrous South Joseph Goodrich Hartford Alma Lyman Maine Ida Hall Wallingford Edwin C. Strickland Cherry Hill Irene Gray Greenfield Mass Toogood New York

Madison Local Notes and Family Visits Round Town

July report from Madison notes Mrs Ella Scranton recovering from surgery. Mrs A M Dowd and Miss Rachel Dowd visited Kenwood New York. Fred Coe and daughters Emily and Frances stay with Mrs Elias Coe at Horse Pond. Mrs William Hollingsworth visits Sharon with daughter. Mrs Ralph Burr hosts daughter in law and infant from Hartford. Chautauqua programs circulated with growing interest. Harrison WD enlists in the naval reserves and awaits orders at his parents’ home.

Alwyn Buell Hartford Harrison Wd United Sta Naval Reserves F. C. Dowd

Ivoryton Births and Local Updates

A son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs John Peterson on Chestnut Street Ivoryton. Mrs Florence Barnes is visiting at her Killingworth home for a few days. Mr and Mrs George Walkley were in Middletown Friday. The Comstock Cheney Co. aid coal supply with cord wood. A K Jones of Westbrook was in town Friday. Mr and Mrs Herman Mooz of Ivoryton and Mr and Mrs Adolph Mooz of New York are in Newport today. J Valdemar Harold pastor Swed Mission Church 10 30 Sunday morning.

Ivoryton John Peterson Chestnut Street Florence Barnes Killingworth George M. Walkley Middletown Friacy Comstock, Cheney Cov A. K. Jones Westbrook Herman Mooz Adolph Mooz New York Newport Swedish Mission Church J. Valdemar Harold du . Eer Jesse Rich James F. Rich Lewis J. Francis Deep River Kenneth Clark John Wolfe Fred Thody France H. B. Booth Francis McCabe Naval School New London E. M. Hubbard Elmer Crowell Johnson Lane Eliza Severance M. M. Co United States New Haven Meriden Thomas McCarthy Middlefield Methodist Church Congregational Church Roy Thawley Josephine Mathidle Ruge Smith College

Cynic Defined as One Who Says Hate Ful to Gain Attention

A cynic is described as someone who speaks hatefully to attract notice, using hostility as a social tactic rather than genuine conviction.

East Hampton social notes and church services update

East Hampton reports visiting Hartford guests Miss Jessie Hutton and Miss Margaret Flynn with Mrs P O Connell and family recent Bristol trips. Dances at Carrier's pavilion and local huckleberry picking amid summer events. Church notes list services across Congregational, Methods, St Patrick, and St John's, plus a Lake Pocotopaug picnic and a farewell for Rev. Samuel Rees.

Westbrook church notes and local visits on July 27

Lieut chaplain U S A C R Watkins on furlough will preach at 10 am Sunday with Sunday school an hour earlier. Mrs Mary DeBarth of Wethersfield and grandson Horace Grant recent guests of sister Mrs John B Knox. Mrs Elizabeth Stannard of New Haven visiting her mother Mrs George McNamee. Several residents attended a cheese making demonstration by Miss Moss of Connecticut Agricultural College and home economist Miss Ketcham for Middlesex Farm Bureau. Demonstration on canning meats and vegetables set for Wednesday the 31st at Mrs John Swanson’s Horse Hill home. Mrs Palmer Willard and daughter of Wethersfield visiting Stannard Beach with Mrs John B Knox next week. Arthur Hill dislocated his ankle recently after leaping from a wagon.

Westbrook C. R. Watkins Mary DeBarth Wethersfield Horace Grant John B. Knox Elizabeth Stannard New Haven George

Hebron Social Notes and Local Happenings

Hebron hosts and guests are listed including Mrs Alice Palmer and her children Carrie and Charles Palmer. Third lectures in Amston delight locals. Notables seen in Willimantic include Mrs Fred Burnham and Mrs Roger Porter. Potatoes are sprayed as a daily task and Red Cross events are planned with entertainment in the town hall to aid the Red Cross. Dwight Tucker returned home and Clyde Coates traveled to Rockville and then Camp Devens.

Hebron Alice Palmer Columbia Carrie Palmer Charles Palmer Edward A. Smith Amston Willimantic Fred Burnham Roger F. Porter Clarkson Bailey William Chamberlain Edson Strickland Arthur Barrows New London E. T. Smith Red Cross James Dingwell New Haven Town Hall Dwight Tucker Clyde Coates Rockville Camp Devens

Durham Notes and Local Happenings Chronicle

Community updates from Durham include residents visiting relatives in New York and Deep River officials on visit, with World War I era references to soldiers in France and local shop activity turning out tin boxes for government use. Church services and a Smith College acceptance for Josephine Mathilde Ruge are noted among social gatherings and religious lectures.

Haddam Notes: Local Visits and Home Projects

Mrs Arthur M Clarke spends days at Saybrook Manor while Mr Clarke visits for the weekend. Miss Carrie Shailer visits Middle Town with Mrs S H Baer. W H Kelsey builds a new ell, Charles Church handles the work. William Kelsey Jr enjoys a vacation with parents. Mrs Ezekiel Shailer of Shailerville visits sister Mrs J C Russell. Miss Lillian Myers, former Haddam resident, is at Mrs Renker s.

Haddam Arthur M. Clarke Saybrook Manor Clark Carrie Shailer Middletown S. H.,baer W. H. Kelsey Charles Church William Kelsey, Jr Ezekiel Shailer Shailerville J. C. Russell Lillian Myers

Central Alabama Raises More Stock Reported

Reports from a central Alabama district, covering ten counties, show the past year shipped 681 cars of cattle and 873 cars of hogs. The shipments come from a region that was once mostly cotton, now producing livestock for feeding and sale. Counties cited include Elmore, Hale, Lowndes, Lee, Montgomery, Macon, Marengo, and Bullock.

Alabama South Elmore Hale Lowndes Lee Montgomery Macon Marengo Bullock

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beecham Hartford Rubber Works Justin Strate Greene Electrical Supply and Contracting Co Laura Batchelder Connecticut College Hartford Club Alfred Hubbard Middlesex Hospital Main Street Nathaniel Baruch Madison Mayo Purple Boston Jessie Hutton Jane Pauline Quigg William Quigg Carrier’s Pavilion Ford P. O’connell Margaret Bristol Margaret Flynn Phyllis White G.K. White Florence Thatcher Murray Margaret Lynch Louis Francis Mary Walsh Annie Daley Katherine Cavanaugh Annie Colbert Elizabeth Cahill Dorothy Cahill Annie Katherine Cahill Helen Gates New Britain F. G. Gates Durham U.S Continental Congress Army Goodrich Silvertown THE B. F. Goodrich Rubber CO St. Hartford Conn Sele Brasch Ai Ohio
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