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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

Page

7

Mary Pickford in The Little American and War Brides headlining Grand and Middlesex

Virginia era cinema notes announce Mary Pickford in The Little American at the Middlesex June 7 and 8 and War Brides at the Grand June 9 and 10. The article highlights her career from Russia to America and celebrates her top screen status with the Artcraft production. It also mentions Ches Conklin as a comedian and It Pays To Exercise from Mack Sennett, plus three vaudeville acts.

Mme America Per Mary Pickford Artcraft the Middlesex Mary Ches- Conklin

Grand Theatre Tonight Showcases Major Vaudeville Lineup

Middletown audiences will see a strong bill at the Grand Theatre with a vaudeville program plus a double feature. Norma Talmadge presents De Luxe Annie, Talmadge saying it’s her best film, and Louise Lovely star of A Rich Man's Darling with a Sidney Drew comedy. Eddie Polo headlines Saturday in The Bull's Eye chapter fourteen along with Animated Weekly Keystone comedy and more.

Eddie Polo Keystone

Higganum Community Notes Highlight Local Events

Higganum June 6 residents report Mrs Gustaf Carlson hosting at summer home. Miss Kreamer of Middletown attends. W C T U to meet Friday in Portland with a gold medal contest among five entrants. Mrs John Knowles and daughter Esther along with Miss Effie Richards honored meeting. Children’s Day planned at Congregational church with music. Miss Sally Fanny Gleaton spoke on Suffrage at Grange hall, praising potential benefits. Miss Faith Bonfoey from Middletown accompanied her. Iron G Skinner chaired meeting. Rev William Knowles of Ponsett visited town yesterday.

Higganum Gustaf Carlson Kreamer Middletown Portland John Knowles Esther Effie Richards Hall Congregational Church Sally Fanny Gleaton Grange Hall

Prayer meeting and social events in Rocky Hill

Rocky Hill invites men to a town social in the Congregational church basement on Saturday evening June 8 at 8 p.m. Reents will be served. A social at the Methodist op an evening given by the Library. George Belden was in Hartford on Wednesday. Edward Stevens of Hartford was a BE. E. Lord, Miss Mary R. Lord Carrie Williams attended in Hartford on Wednesday June 14 will be Flag Day. Mrs. Edward Carrol was a visitor in Hartford yesterday.

Rocky Hill Congregational Church George Belden Hartford Edward Stevens BE. E. Lord Mary R. Lord Carrie Williams Edward Carrol

Moodus Church Hosts Children’s Day Ceremony

Moodus on Sunday evening June 9 at 7 30 PM the Methodist church holds a Children’s Day ceremony Mrs Michael Gorman and her son Gerald return from a brief Red Cross visit and stop at Mrs William Olm’s home Jecky man is described as plucky and seizing an opportunity.

Moodus Methodist Church Michael Gorman Gerald View Red Cross William Olm

Weddings and visits mark town notes at Holy Advent church

The report lists arrivals and visits including Mr and Mrs Kelsey and relatives, Schmelke returning from vy and serving at Pel a Mine, Elizabeth Fishiner visiting Mount Vernon, Mildred Buell and Leslie Dickinson stationed in Newport, and local residents Walter Wellman and Amelia Hurlburt returning for the summer plus church services at the Church of the Holy Advent with altered morning schedule and an evening sermon.

Henry Jacobson M. E. Church Walter Wellman New Haven Wilson Lane Amelia Hurlburt Church of the Holy Advent

Colchester Notes Include Local Events and Prices

Colchester reports Cecil Bigelow back from California and possibly headed to Camp Upton. A midweek 7 30 prayer meeting at the Baptist church. Thirty two young men registered yesterday, now 21 since last June 5. Colchester and four other towns registered. Warden and burgesses met Monday. Park game Saturday three thirty Colchester versus East Hampton. No States Guards drill tonight. Elgart notes cucumber run. prices listed for hominy oats corn stock feed gluten barley. Adv. 76.

Colchester Cecil Bigelow California Camp Upton The Baptist Church Warden Burgesess East Hampton D. Elgart L. Broder

Saybrook Point Social Roundup

Saybrook Point notes June 6 list visitors and residents. James H. Day visited Middle town while Mrs. William R. Bushnell spent Tuesday in New Haven. The Robertsons joined Rev and White for a weekend arrival in Hinsdale. N J B Holman attended a state charities meeting in Hartford. Dorothy Thompson visited Essex, and Charles Wells family of Hartford opened a summer home here. Mrs. John H. Allen stays with a Hartford daughter for a few years.

Saybrook Point James H. Day Middletown William R. Bushnell New Haven Robertson White Hinsdale N. J. B. Holman State Board of Charities Hartford Dorothy Thompson Essex Charles Wells and John H. Allen

Local Movements and Community Notes in Cromwell

Cromwell residents John Footit and Winthrop Hallock departed Sunday for Montana to establish residence there. Dr Briggs and family relocated to Rhode Island. Rev Frederick Hollister and wife returned to Wilton after a brief town visit. The Luther League plans a Thursday meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs August Anderson. Miss Lucy H Savage of Northfield is home for summer vacation.

Cromwell John Footit Winthrop Hallock Montana Dr. Briggs Rhode Island Frederick Hollister Wilton Luther League August Anderson Lucy H. Savage Northfield

East Hampton News Briefs and Tragic Suicide Report

East Hampton notes report visitors from Bridgeport and Ivoryton, flag day events at the grammar school lawn, and a string of local visits. A second suicide by self harm within a week is described in detail involving Peter Knudsen of Hartford who died by hanging after visiting his sister. The piece also mentions Motion pictures being blamed for youth crime in Steelton, Pennsylvania.

Steelton Grove

Six-Foot-Seven Sailor Arrives at Great Lakes Station

The largest sailor by height arrives at the naval training station Great Lakes Illinois. Daniel W. Hagin from Northwestern University stands six feet seven inches tall.

Great Lakes Naval Training Station Daniel W. Hagin Northwestern University

Westbrook Residents Reflect on Local Doings and Visits

Westbrook social notes report Westbrook residents traveling to New Haven for a day trip, guests at a Quotonset Beach villa, and visits to Agawam Massachusetts. Local War Savings fund chair William Hartley Lewis announced a defense council meeting at W. A. Wilcox’s store. Morgan School graduates Charles Bushnell and Blaise Heisler noted, and Chil day services planned at the Congregational church.

Westbrook June Carles _Bushnell Oliver Chalker Benny Allen Old Saybrook New Haven Fred L. Bushnell John Vesser Sarah Wright Evangeline Wright Agawam Mass William Hartley Lewis War Savings Fund Woman’s State Council of Defense W. A. Wilcox William A. Goodman Chicago Ill Quotonset Beach Leroy Jones Jamaica WN. Y L. W. Gregg Frank Washburn Waterbury Cora S. Chapman Morgan School Charles Bushnell Blaise Heisler Congregational Church

Card of Thanks to Gilbert G. Stokes’ Family

Mrs Ida Stokes Pendleton extends thanks for sympathy and kindness shown during the last illness of her father Gilbert G Stokes and for flowers sent at the funeral. Westbrook Hall Friday night Olive Thomas in Limousine Life presented excellent comedy drama.

Gilbert G. Stokes Ida Stokes Pendleton Adv Westbrook Hall Olive Thomas

Sleepers Found in Haystack With Six Eggs Near Albany

Albany residents Thomas Falleven and Frank Redmond nine were found asleep in a haystack six miles from home after following a road call. They held six eggs tightly as neighbors reported spring blossoms and birdsong in the area.

Albany N. Y Thomas Falleven Frank Redmond

Shatilerville Social Roundup Visits Across Town

Shatilerville residents Mrs C J Ventres and daughter Miss Jane Ventres visit Middletown Portland and Hamden this week. Mr and Mrs Nehemiah Bates of Hartford were in town Sunday. Mrs F W Bailey of Warehouse Point came by recently. Mr and Mrs Herman Dittman appeared in Middletown Monday. Mrs Harvey Olmsted visits sister Mrs Ives in Hobart New York. Henry Slocum William Slocum and family and Bertha Arnold of New London called on friends Sunday. Herman Dittman John Ely and E R Shailer went to Hast Haddam Monday evening.

Shailerville C. J. Ventres Jane W. Ventres Middletown Portland Hamden Nehemiah Bates Hartford F. W. Bailey Warehouse Point Herman Dittman Harvey Olmsted Ives Hobart N. Y Henry Slocum William Slocum Bertha Arnold New London John Ely E. R. Shailer Hast Haddam

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