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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1918

Page

6

Portland Bride's Housewarming Ends In Narrow Escape

A Connecticut Power Company senior official Packard tied the knot in Maine with Miss Lytle C. Marsh. A wedding party boarded a Hartford-bound auto but an auto chase ensued. Arthur J. Foley helped halt the fleeing vehicle. The couple proceeded to Middletown for a victory parade with “Just Married” placards, then home to Port Hartford near midnight. A separate trolley car melee between Italians erupted in the morning, leaving injuries, crowd reaction, and men separated by workers. Mid-summer festival at Swedish church featured songs, a Maypole, flags, and a journey account to Minneapolis. War Savings drive pickups boost, with Daly maintaining a window for public aid. Residents urged to register under the war effort and note family pledge counts.

Ansel Ph Superin Connecticut Power Com Middletown Maine Lytle C. Marsh Packard Hartford Dr. Chedel Neville Caer Kard Connecticut Power Co Fair F Street Ios’ Aid Society Hjalmar m Minneapolis C. G. Erickson

Home Guard Notes at Weekly Drill and Field Day

State Guard K unit votes to attend field day on Sunday with plans to act at seven and return by six in the afternoon. A letter of thanks is received by Company K from 12nd U.S. Infantry in France for tobacco sent by the State Guard car company. Local Red Cross work planned by Luther Swedish Lutheran young ladies and Mrs C H Edwards returns from Philadelphia. Lewis takes a post at Hurley drug store in Bridgeport. E Marsh Jr meets Lt Fran W Potter of infantry and machine gun company at a reunion noted by both.

Home Guard State Guard U.S. Infantry France Luther Red Cross C. H. Edwards Pet Philadelphia Y Lewis Postett Hurley Fairview Street Bridgeport E. Marsh, Jr Fran W. Potter Lietenant

Cromwell News Promotes Hospital Visit and Rally

Local Cromwell items report residents returning from Brooklyn and Westfield and invite the public to a home rally at the Woman's Relief Corps home. A Middlesex hospital open house in Middletown is planned with hospital work insight. A war savings rally at Brigg's hall features Caroline Robbins and Frank Coles. A mass meeting is urged on the upper green to decide pole location after town vote.

Cromwell Benson Brooklyn Conn PD. Kirkpatrick Westfield Woman’s Relief Corps Home Middlesex Hospital Middletown Brigg Caroline Robbins Wethersfield Frank Coles Chas. E. Bush Co. B. Frisbie W. R. Pierson James McAllister W. R. Sage

Red Cross sewing drive urged in West Cromwell community

The Red Cross committee meets weekly at Mrs. William Noble’s home and urges all locals to attend Thursday afternoons to sew and prepare articles for Red Cross use. Notables include visitors from Hackensack and New Britain, family updates, and illness notes. a class thrift stamp report was corrected after an error.

Saybrook Point social notices and visiting guests

Saybrook Point entries for June 26 note James H. Day and family from Hartford opening their summer home for the season. Various visitors are listed including Ref. and Mrs. William F. White. Miss Dorothy Thompson at J. D. Clark's store. Prof. Charles Chase of Madison visiting his mother. Miss Emma Scudder visiting her father in Danbury. R. S. Tainter hosting his son Arthur from New York. Miss Agnes Sparks home from Lebanon. Frank P. Knowles and his son from Guilford. James John and Charles Mitchell from Hartford at a graduation reception. Mrs. Emma Lord of Essex visiting her daughter Mrs. George Way at Oyster River. Mrs. Irwin Granniss hosting her mother.

Saybrook Point James H. Day and Family Hartford William F. White Dorothy Thompson J. D. Clark Charles Chase Madison Wis J. N. Chase Emma Scudder Danbury R. S. Tainter Arthur New York Agnes Sparks Lebanon Frank Frank P. Knowles Guilford James John Charles Mitchell Emma Lord Essex George Way Oyster River Irwin Granniss

Community notices from Chatham and Middle Haddam

June activities include Donald Lawson visiting home and Red Cross knitting sessions at the library on Wednesdays and Thursdays 2 to 6 pm and Fridays at Evergreen hall for surgical dressings under way. Campfire girls hosted Ruth Butler's surprise party with social visits from Brooklyn guests.

Chatham Middle Haddam Donald Lawson Red Cross Evergreen Hall N. Y Charles Arnold Mildred New Britain N. B. A. Carrier C. W. Cramer Hartford Randolph House

East Hampton Marks 40th Priesthood Anniversary

In East Hampton, Rev. Patrick Fox celebrated the fortieth anniversary of his ordination with a solemn high mass. He was ordained in Ireland and serves in Hartford diocese, with a large parish turnout and a monetary gift presented to him. Community notes mention local meetings, Red Cross gathering, and a workplace injury at Summit Thread.

Patrick Fox James McCormack Hartford James Ledwick Father Fox All Hollows Ireland America

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Mrs Smale

Mrs Margaret Smale of Bishop California writes that Foley's Honey and Tar acts like a charm for a cold last week with no opiates, and that it is a grand remedy more than claimed. It helps coughs colds sore throat or bronchial troubles, and is sold everywhere.

Foley Margaret Smale Bishop Calif

Amston News Briefs From Amston Connecticut

Amston residents Herman Rhode Bennie London and the Frese boys visited New Haven yesterday in Rhode s Ford. Mr and Mrs Charles M Ams spent part of last week at home. John Nonnembacher and his brother in law were home over Sunday. Mrs Nonnembacker is expected Wednesday to spend the rest of the summer. The Amston Red Cross met at Mrs R F Porter s home Thursday and will sew there each Thursday. Mr and Mrs E W Bill left their farm to spend a week at the City hotel Majestic. The fire department will hold a hall fundraiser Friday evening. Fifteen dead in a Berlin fire at a Freidrichstrasse moving picture theatre with $500 000 loss. Try a Press Want Ad.

H. G St. Patrick’s Church Daniel Starr Camp Devens W. J. Prouty Melvilla Meriden Frank Bissell East Hampton Amston Herman Rhode Bennie London Frese New Haven Ford Charles M. Ams John. Nonnembacher E. W. Bill Majestic Amston Inn Fire Department Berne Freidrichstrasse Berlin

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