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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

6

Portland Population Estimates in Penfield Hill District

Census work in Portland reports population totals near 3,800 with Penfield Hill district likely undercounted by about 100 names. Judge T. C. Flood chaired the census effort, with many registrants providing detailed data while a few refused or withheld ages. Community notes include local appointments, military family movements, and Boy Scout activities reflecting a town mobilized for summer.

Penfield Hill the of Portland United States T. C. Flood

Mothers in Centerbrook Asked to Bring Children for Weighing

Centerbrook residents are urged to bring children who have not been measured to Mrs. Albert Bushnell's on Tuesday 10 to 12 or Saturday 2 to 5. H D Robinson was hit by a locomotive Sunday morning near the railroad crossing, demolishing his car but leaving him with only minor injuries. Camp Upton youths returned home for the weekend. Joseph Cutone and daughter Louise visited Clinton on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Whipple and children of Amherst stayed with Ellsworth Norton yesterday. William Griffin visited his sister in Middletown Sunday. A proverb notes a dollar may be recognized by sight yet its value remains unknown.

Centerbrook Albert Bushnell H. D. Robinson Robinson Camp Upton Joseph Cutone Louise Clinton Frank Whipple Amherst Mass Ellsworth Norton William Griffin Middletown

Local Guests And Visits In Middlefield And Branford

Middlefield residents report visits and guests from Branford Greenfield South Hadley and Chicago including Gladys Warner Bever y Fowler Fred Andrews and family George Wetherill family and Wetherill reunion attendees Mrs Edward Thompson and Mrs A J Woodward visiting relatives in town Various reunions and Sunday visits noted with local hosts and travelers through regional ties.

Middlefield Gladys Warner Bevery Fowler Branford Fred Andrews Greenfield William Gray Winfield Hawkes South Hadley G. B. Hawkes James Lyman Chicago C. E. Lyman William New Haven C. N. Burnham Paul Terrill Esther Lyman Fairfield Sarah Lyman Boston

Organ Recital Delights East Hampton at Congregational Church

Edward Austin Warren Jr. led an East Hampton organ recital with Bach, Mendelssohn, Tchaikowsky and his own songs. Mrs. Julia Burnham and Thomas Denman assisted. various local residents and visitors noted. Highlights included church devotions at St. Patrick's and updates on neighbors and guests.

East Hampton Edward Austin Warren, Jr Wesleyan University Bach Mendelssohn Tehaikowsky Warren Julia Denman Burnham Thomas C. Denman Margaret Ivers Hartford James Ivers Mary Donnellan New Haven M. W. Wall Red Cross Society Chatham Hall Marion Hitchcock Haptford A. S. Hitchcock Gertrude Krotky Middlesex Hospital Harold Tracy Noank Leon Tracy Margaret Collins Norwalk Conn Lakeside Cottage Clinton Gould Springfield Mass Edwin Barton Anna May O’connell Eva Walton Jane Pauline Quigg Senator William Quigg St. Patrick’s Church Clifford Abrams New York the Lake William Anderson Victor Anderson Nan and Linda Rust Brooklyn, N. Y Lakeview House

Westbrook War Savings Ad Promises Return With Interest

A Westbrook advertisement explains that money loaned to the government via war savings stamps funds wartime needs such as food clothing and soldiers pay. It emphasizes lenders will be repaid with interest in four and a half years and frames the program as borrowing rather than giving.

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Democratic caucus in Rocky Hill names local delegates

Rocky Hill June 17 The Democratic caucus at Grange hall approved delegates to the state convent and congressional tickets. Officers include sheriff probate and town committee members, with Yeager Quinn Whalen Whitford Dowling among those chosen. The meeting drew the largest attendance yet. Also noted are Hartford visitors and State Guard drill, plus plans for a war savings drive and a Liberty Loan meeting at Library hall this evening.

Rocky Hill Grange Hall Henry B. Whitford William F. Gr Weld Joe W. Crane Martin D. Whalen Charles H. Yeager William F. Quinn Frederick Spencer Joseph Conlin Lawrence Kelly Henry B Trinity College Library J Hall Liberty Loan and War Savings Committees F. A. Thompson Hartford

Ivoryton Town Social and Government Health Drive

In Ivoryton on SundayMiss Helen Starling spent time with friends in New London and Frank Bump U S A stationed at oe Upton was home over the weekend. The State Guard battalion drill in Deep River drew local attention. The government through the Children s Bureau requests height and weight data for children up to five years old and mothers are asked to bring their children to Ivoryton Grammar School 2 to 4 PM Wednesday through Friday. If illness is present notify Mrs E W Dickinson at 31 23.

Ivoryton Helen Starling New London Frank Bump U.S. A Oe Upton Suny Mary Potter Nellie Burkhardt Margaret Stannard Deep River Harry Rawson Hartford State Guard United States Children’s Bureau Department of Labor Ivoryton Grammar School E. W. Dickinson

Show and Dance at Comstock Cheney Hall This Saturday

Vaudeville and exhibition dancing by Giacoma and Co. with a second Harry Lauder in Neil Patterson, the Scotch comedian. Admission 27 cents for ladies, 35 cents for gents, children 1 cent advance. Also The Thelma Tuesday night Pauline Frederick in Mrs Dane's Defense.

Comstock-Cheney Hall of. Giacoma and Co Harry Lauder Neil Patterson Thelma Pauline Frederick Mrs. Dane

Colchester News Roundup Sees Rallies, Roster and Baseball

Colchester reports a Sunday of visits as residents return from brief trips and guests gather at homes on Hayward Avenue and South Main Street. A war rally in Grange hall features speaker Miss Anna L. Smith amid many local social visits. The Colchester baseball team loses 3 to 2 at East Hampton as caucus picks party delegates and K of P lodge plans seven new members.

Colchester Francis Brown William Baker George Baker Newage F. E. Baker Hayward Avenue William Ruser Middletown Harry Davenport South Main Street Charles Russell New Britain Frank Gillette Henry Clark William Hinkley South Windam James O’brien Camp Upton Mary Annie O’brien New Haven Mary Wade Frank Doane Patrick O’brien Grange Hall Anna L. Smith Liberty Chorus C. G. Bowers Hartford Max Seigall Louie Willimantic John F. O’connell George Strong Exeter W. E. Strong William F. Cavanaugh Beacon Falls David B. Murray New York Oliver Woodhouse Lodge K. of P Grand Lodge Daniel Sullivan Jeremiah O’connor

War savings rally set for June 18 in Killingworth Grange hall

Killingworth town council schedules a war savings rally for Tuesday evening June 18 at 8 15 in Grange hall. The event features speakers Miss E T Whitney of New Haven and Elwyn T Clark of Higganum, with music by Mr Kaplan and daughter and the Liberty chorus performing patriotic songs.

East Berlin Circulation Sparks War Savings Drive T

East Berlin residents gather for Sunday visits and preparations as town divides into four districts for the war savings stamp campaign. Captains named for Kensington Beckley East Berlin and surrounding area coordinate neighborhood collections to ensure every house and individual is reached. Raymond Carnes departs for New York en route to France.

East Berlin H. Hulbert New Britin Schaefer Emma Louis Schaefer New Britain Meriden Momier Clark New Brittain Frank Clark Ssemas Billi F Southington Omas Holligan Dan Joseph Holligan Bridgeport Raymond Carnes New York France Berlin Kensington Charles F. Lewis Beckley Middletown Frank N. Bacon Robert O. Clark Berlin Street Francis Deming

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