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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1918

Page

6

Portland Cows Rampage and Local Obituaries

Cows ran loose in Will district garden injuring crops near Franklin's plot while locals tried an informal valuation. A town dispute over damage may go to court after Selectmen Stocking and K. and M. L. Lynch failed to reach settlement. Larson, a respected Portland resident born in Sweden, died at home after months of illness aged 55. Funeral arrangements pending with community notices and local youth events announced at Gildersleeve school. Small barn fire at Rock Smigel property sparked by unknown cause. fire department responded but did not use a stream.

Lorenzo Qttone Will Franklin Nklin George Stocking Ips George K. 6 M. L. Lynch Cari Larson Ari Sweden Lat S Portland Connecticut Sigam Brownstone Co Bernadotte Lodge Order of Is Svea Society al Wallin Coe Avenue Rock Smigel James H. Barry

Flying accident kills Lt Cary Warples from Alton Ill

A report says Lieutenant Cary Warples, grandson of W. Cary of Alton Ill, died in a recent airplane accident in San Antonio Texas. The obit notes his line of descent from Captain B Cary and mentions the Cary homestead and related local residents. The piece also covers local weather impacts, town notices, civil and war era activities, and community updates without graphic detail.

Cary Warples W. Cary Alton Ill San Antonio Texas B. Cary Cary Henry Cary Captain Cary

Saybrook Point Residents Attend Lyme Visit and Vacations

A fragmented notice reports Mr and Mrs Pratt guests of friends in Lyme for a Sunday service Rev and Mrs William F plan a weeks vacation this month Helen Day returns from a several week visit with J Walter Dey Ketcham family entertained visitors Cone and Day host a shore visit in Hartford area. one family trip to New Haven noted Offhand references to Day and daughter with vague locations and dates

Baybrook Point S. Pratt Lyme William ° F Helen P Walter Dey Dede Ketcham Aggeral Y Cone Aoe New Haven Eer Roma Hart

Marlborough High: visits, births, and local notices

Marlborough residents report callers from Glastonbury and Hartford. Mrs Maria Roberts suffers a broken arm from a fall. Dr Parmelee attended. Dr Ryan and Guido Scaglio were sent to Camp Devens. Ryan later served at Connecticut State Prison. Morris Alling to preach next Sunday. Hose and Ladder No 1 hosted a sheep bake at Cheney cottage. Morris son born to Herman and wife. F H Blish on sick list. Edward Isleib from New Britain visited parents Martin and wife.

Maria Roberts E. E. Parmelee Ray J.ryan Guido Scaglio Camp Devens Ryan Connecticut State Prison Scaglio Goodrich Carina Elmer Shippey Hartford T. W Fuller Charles II Edward M. Isleib New Britain Martin Isleib

Hamburg Summer Guests and Local Visits

Hamburg residents report visitors and vacationing guests at Hammock Beach and Hawksnest Beach. Mr and Mrs Eghed Bull hosted the Harding sisters Theresa and Grace while Misses Jillian Crowley and Hatla Hoffman arrived from New York and Brooklyn. Local residents Mrs William Marvin Inez Peck served supper, and Carleton Havens of the U S N called on relatives.

Hamburg Theresa Grace Harding Hammock Beach Westbrook Eghed Bull William Marvin Inez Peck Carleton Havens George Stookey Hatla Hoffman Brooklyn Jillian Crowley New York Martin House Harold Hull

East Hampton Campaign for Student Nurses Nearing Aug 12

In East Hampton on July 31 the drive to recruit student nurses faces a late-stage push with one applicant already filed and more expected before August 12. Local residents Worthington White, P. P. OConnell, and others make brief visits or return from trips while community groups plan a Red Cross meeting and a weekend dance at Carriers pavilion with Ford's orchestra.

Webster Walkley Visitor and Local Notes in Durham

In Durham on July 31 Hon Webster Walkley of New York occupies a summer residence. Deputy U S Marshal T E Hawley and son from Hartford called on friends. Mrs T P Strong enjoyed an auto ride to Saybrook. W C Newton and granddaughter Dorothy Alling plan a Hog Island trip to visit son Elmer Newton. Marriage notice for Earl Mathewson of Norwich to Majorie Camp in Brooklyn on July 27 1918. Rainbow seen in western sky at 7 15 Tuesday. Guy Hubbard called to service likely leaving for camp Thursday. Epiphany Church announces Holy Communion and sermon next Sunday at 9 30. Women’s Committee meeting of Activities Council of Defense postponed to August 6.

Durham Webster R. Walkley New York United States Timothy E. Hawley Hartford Hawley T. P. Strong Saybrook W. C. Newton Dorothy Alling Hog Island Elmer Newton Earl Matthewson Norwich Guy Hubbard Church of the Epiphany Woman’s Committee Council of Defense

Old Saybrook notices and events in town

Deputy Sheriff Calvin Fairbanks visits New Haven as church reads circular from Hartford about nurses needed by the government. Stueck's bakery secures bread supply for Saybrook camp labor. Mrs. Gillman and son return from Holyoke. An electric storm damages telegraph lines. Old Saybrook club to meet Monday at 8 pm. Joseph Beckwith moves to power house after Burgess trains as sub-station operator. Chaplin in One a.m. and Hart in The Man from Montana shown at Saybrook town hall Thursday night with dancing after.

Old Saybrook Calvin Holyoke Mass Old Saybrook Club K. M. Sheffield Neark Joseph Beckwith Power House A. J. Burgess Shore Line Charles Chaplin Néal Hart Montana Saybrook Town Hall Adv

Local Notes From Ivoryton and Surrounding Towns

Ivoryton July 31 Gustaf Johnson returns from New Britain and joins CGom stock Cheney & Co Calvin Ames back to Buffalo Mrs Fred M Anderson and child of Branford visit town Farm work mainly done by boys Burton Chapman returns to Sherman after short visit Henry starts The president must weigh in on the Michigan Senate matter Ford not a self starter. Charleston News and Courier.

Ivoryton Gustaf Johnson New Britain Cgomstock-Cheney & Co Calvin Ames Buffaloge Fred M. Anderson Branford Burton Chapman Sherman Henry Michigan Ford Charleston News and Courier

Ohio College Girl Rebuilds Health With Vincl

Miss Adelaide Carter of Urbana describes recovering from nervous, run down condition while in college. Vincl restored appetite, strength, and health, enabling her to continue studies. The ad claims Vincl contains elements to rebuild a weakened system and aid red blood production.

Urbana Ohio Vinci Adelaide Carter

Public Information Division Picture Copy Request

A clipped notice explains that a photograph copy can be obtained by sending ten cents to the Division of Pictures, Committee on Public Information in Washington D C. Enclose the clipping with the request.

Division of Pictures Committee On Public Information Washington, D. C

Centerbrook Evening Service Canceled and Local Notices

Centerbrook July 31 There will be no service in the conference house this evening. Adelbert Carter, stationed at a southern camp, arrived home yesterday for a short furlough. Miss Margaret Stannard has returned home from Bridgeport. N E Tripp is shingling the Holt place on Main street. Mrs. Charles Bliss of New York is visiting her son Walter Bliss at his Main street home. Mr and Mrs C L Jones were in New London Tuesday. George Cutone has concluded his labors at Pratt Reed s factory in Deep River. There will be a bag apron and food sale on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Walter Wright from 3 to 6 o'clock.

St. John the Baptist WF. D. McAlpine Main Street Elia Churchill Carey B. Lloyd Rowland New Haven Norfolk Jamesch Portland Foundry Co Bevin Bros Ampton Etorm Co. K C. S.G Middletown S. _H. Haines Edward Yergeson William Gildersleeve E. Magenusen Ray Whittles Bengeston Treas Repubs Club Ed Orf Main Street Strong’s E L. P._Ahlquist Augustson Seean Epworth League Wangum Lodge Walter N. Belen DeMar Glastonbury Marcus H. Hills Hartford Congregational Church Goodwin Park H. H. Grant Joseph Quinn Marie Mullins Camp Devens Hartford Rubber Works Pratt and Whitney Colt’s Justus H. .Churchill Justine Beach New London Co. W. Boardman Rocky Hill M. E. Alling Marlborough Palmer Hermann Raymond F. Hale Colt’s Factory Albert Homewood Morningside A. Moser Everett Sherwood Samuel Dimock Tryontown Charlies Yeager Four Corners W. R. Griswold Indianapolis Miss Savage Cromwell Mrs. Butler High Street Rebecca Humphrey Goldborough N. C Christian Endeavor Centerbrook Adelbert Carter Margaret Stannard Bridgeport N. E. Tripp Holt Place Charles Bliss New York Walter Bliss C. L. Jones George Cutone Pratt & Reed Deep River Walter Wright

Higganum Social and Church Notices July Update

In Higganum on July 31 John Knowles of Ponsett was in town. Local ladies gathered to advance Red Cross work and urge more volunteers due to an urgent appeal. Mrs Augur remains ill. Mr and Mrs S E Lawson and their son planned a one month Ohio vacation. Rev J B Cross to lead parish duties during the absence. A humorous traffic exchange closes the item.

Higganum John Knowles Ponsett Red Cross Augur S. E. Lawson and Son Ohio J. B. Cross

Also Mentioned on This Page

Junior Food Army Gildersleeve Sullins Pig Club Saybrook Point Otto May East Hampton Owever Worthington White Furlo G. K. White Stanley Bevin Crescent Beach P. P. O’connell Margaret Donovan Mary Donovan William Cahill Pelham Bay Naval Reserve Virginia Burns Colchester Julia Burns John O’brien Eva Walton J. E. Walton Red Cross Society Chatham Hall Ambrose Starr William Wall Sarah O'Connell Carrier’s Pavilion R. H. Hall Alice Vincl Boston Kellogg’s Kodiak Red Salmon Ork State Wwe Citron Iwilsur Wilbur Armour Yacht Club California Sweet Prunes Howard Blue Prince Royal Bee Lucaezen Cash Grocers Souther OM France Field Signal Corps Buffalo Express Electric Irons The Connecticut Power Co Excelsior Yudor Deltox Axminster
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