Mrs Abbie Wilcox Dies In Portland At 60
Mrs Abbie Wilcox wife of Representative Luther Wilcox died at her Roseville home last night around 6 o clock in her 61st year Born in Glastonbury on August 18 1858 she was daughter of Captain Charles H and Cornelia B Talcott She leaves husband son George Talcott Wilcox three daughters Mrs William Stocking Mrs Frank ey and Miss Flavia Wilcox one sister Mrs Norman Hollister Funeral from her home Sunday at 2 with Rev M K Son officiating Burial will be Center Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Wilcox
Port
Abbie Ue Wilcox
Rosell
Glastonbury
Charles H
Cornelia B. Talcott
Wilccox
George Talcott Wilcox
William Stocking
Frankey
Flavia Wilcox
Norman Hollister
M. K. Son
Congregation Church
Printery Building Plans Revealed After Fire
Mr Condon proprietor Middlesex County Printery completes reconstruction plans after fire destroys the building. He will tear down the ruins and erect a one story concrete structure about 30 by 50 feet, modern and well equipped for the printing industry. Friends assist in cleanup work.
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Condon
Middlesex County Printery
Have Your House Wired Offer by Local Electrician
A. J. Foley of Connecticut Power Co markets inexpensive home wiring with extended payment of a year and a half. Advertisements in this issue detail the plan. Call Foley to learn more about the affordable wiring option available to everyone.
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A. J. Foley
Connecticut Power Co
Mr. Foley
Adv
Kidney trouble warned by salt flush remedy
A health note claims meat acid harms kidneys causing backache dizziness and rheumatic pains. It promotes Jad Salts from grape and lemon acids with lithia to flush sluggish kidneys and neutralize urinary acids, ending bladder irritation.
Westbrook Notes On Society and Town Affairs
Westbrook items include a Ladies Society gathering at the church parlor hosted by Mrs. C A Grovenor and others, plus reports on church and town meetings. Deacon Post attends Middlesex Association in Middletown. carpentry duties resume for Henry M. Dibble. a school substitute fills in for Chapman school. a W V I A meeting lacked a quorum.
T S E Club Meets At Miss Turner Home Saturday
East Berlin report notes T S E club will meet at Miss Marjorie Turner home Saturday after noon at 3 oclock Lenten services at St Gabriel s church tonight at 7 30 oclock Jack Walsh formerly of this place visited friends Thursday paper of the Public Market s special Mrs Lypole and family and Mrs Elfix and family of New Britain have been guests of Mr and Mrs J Walmsley The degree team of Ulrich Camp Modern Woodmen of Hartford initiated fifteen candidates at the local camp Thursday evening Visiting Woodmen from New Britain Middletown and East Hampton were present State Deputies Hughs and Granville of Hartford were guests Refreshments served after the meeting Frank J Stuart visiting relatives in town returned to Stratford today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Swanson
Jacob Swanson
Strong’s Avenue
U. S. Naval Reserve
Norfolk
F. C. Barker
Portland
Dartmuth Jacobson
Felix Colasnonna
B. F. Daly
P. M. Joseph
Annie Books
Mary Lawton
Air Line Avenue
O. H. Raftery
St. John the Baptist
Joel Mossberg
Chicago
Ethel
Edgar Anderson
John Ahlberg
Minnie Bloomquist
Esther Carlson
Main St
Middletown
Edward Gustafson
Nutmegs
Hartford
St. Patrick’s
Tabs Hall
Westbrook
Ladies’ _ Society
C. A. Grovenor
Carlos
Chapman
Amy D.chapman
H. A. Stokes
Deacon
C. M. Post
Middlesex County Association of Churches and Ministers
South Congregational Church
Joseph A. Pratt
Henry M. Dibble
Consolidated Railroad Company
J. S. Murdock
Chapman School
James H. Stannard
Manchester
H. E. Kelsey
Connecticut Shellfish Commission
Legislative Committee
Startford
Board of Commissioners
Leonard Hanson
Martha
Frank EB. Stannard
Sargent Hanson
Camp Devens
Red Cross Society
H. R. Parker
New Haven
Wethersfield
Clarissa Sears
Alice Noble
Jennie Lovaire Ackley
Benson Rice Hedges
Columbia
Ohio
Cypress Cemetery
Ohio Military Training Corps
Hedges
Berlin
T. S. E. Club
Marjorie Turner
St. Gabriel’s Church
Jack Walsh
Lypole
Elfix
New Britain
J. Walmsley
Ulrich Camp
Woodmen
Order
East Hampton
Hughs and
Granville
Frank J. Stuart
Stratford
Moodus
Carriers Casino
Charles Metcalf
Katherine Callahan
Center Grammar
Miller
New London
D. D. Ryan
J. H. Conklin
New York
Siebert’ Hall
Swedish Lutheran Church
Michael Daley
Alice Hall
Philadelphia
R. H Hall
Daniel Healy
H. C. Edgerton
Seymour
L. E. Baldwin
James Faulkner
J. W. Perkins
W. Chester
Rocky Hi
Chatham Pharmacy
Lauderburn
Berkeley Divinity School
Rees
Episcopal Mission
T M. Russell
D R. Y. M. Club
Deep River Town Hall
Pratt
B. Luntz
Miss Katie Zulkle Home From Hartford
Westchester notes show Miss Katie Zulkle returning from Hartford on vacation. A recent whist at Mrs. George Kaufman’s attracted five tables with Miss Jennie Williams and F. A. Williams taking first prizes. Consolations went to Miss Katie Zulkle and S. D. Brainard.
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Westchester
West Street
Katie Zulkle
Hartford
George Kaufman
Jennie Wiliams
F. A. Williams
S. D. Brainard
Frank Williams
BE. Herindeen
Jane Brainard
Clinton Williams
Middletown
Prank Adams
D. Brainard
Institute
Grange
East Haddam
Haddam Notes and Personal Briefs in March
William Simp son returns from Morgansville Alabama after winter stay. Mrs. Charles Hall visiting Saybrook briefly. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Nils Nelson last Thursday. Miss Mary Palmer visiting Haddam. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Morgan back from winter at Mrs. Carrie Hawthorne’s. Eleanor Simpson substitutes in south district for remainder of term. Funeral of Miss Caroline Prain held at sister Mrs. L. L. Brockway’s home.
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Fadhyme
William Simpson
Morgansville
Ala
Charles Hall
Saybrook
Nils Nelson
Mary Palmer
Haddam
N. M. Morgan
Carrie Hawthorne
Eleanor Simpson
Caroline Prain
L.L. Brockway
Moodus Basketball Visit Draws East Hampton Crowd
Moodus basketball team travels to East Hampton to face the Y M C A at Carriers Casino. A large crowd is expected after last week’s Moodus defeat, with dancing planned afterward and Charles Metcalf as referee. Local notices include church services, a funeral, and society events at Siebert's hall and Deep River town hall.
Colchester social notes and local market ad
Colchester on March 14 records several residents visiting towns as Rev B D Remington entertains his son from Providence and Mrs E A Carrier visits Willimantic. Mrs Albert Reed visits Wallingford while Mrs B D Remington stays with her daughter in Bridgeport. Kinney and James Purcell Jr. go to Norwich with Mr and Mrs M J Porter and family attend a funeral in Hebron for Mrs Susan Stanton. William H Blacker of Waterbury checks on his Colchester home. Robert Meigs resumes work after illness. George S Womis of Westchester visits. Mrs Fred Alger calls in. Harry Jennings and guests from Norwich report a good bull head catch at Cedar Swamp pond, first of season. Also an ad offers native beef at 22c per lb and corned beef at 15c per lb from D Goldberg's Market Colchester near depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Jake Thomas
Goshen
B. D. Remington
Providence
E. A. Carrier
Willimantic
Albert Reed
Wallingford
Bridgeport
Main St
Middletown
Kinney
James Purcell, Jr
Norwich
M. J. Porter
Hebron
Robert Meigs
George S Womis
Westchester
Fred Alger
Harry Jennings
Cedar Swamp Pond
D. Goldberg
Shailerville Gossip Amid Middletown Visits and Travels
Shailerville notes a series of visits with George W. Durkee and E. R. Shailer in Middletown, Mrs. G. W. Snyder there also, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dittman in Saybrook, and Miss L. Elizabeth Shailer at Warehouse Point. Luella Brainerd visits grandmother Mrs. J. C. Ventres, while Mrs. Harry Bailey goes to Middletown. A remark notes that more than 2,400 operations are necessary in watch manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shailerville
George W. Durkee
E. R. Shailer
Middletown
G. W. Snyder
Herman Dittman
Saybrook
Niel Faartaft
Deep River
L. Elizabeth Shailer
Warehouse Point
Luella Brainerd
Portland
J. C. Ventres
Harry Bailey
Wife of Ex Ambassador Bacon Enters Politics
Mrs Robert Bacon of Wheatley Hills Long Island wife of the former American Ambassador to France has entered politics The Republicans of North Hempstead named her as a candidate for trustee of the Janes Institute jointly run by North Hempstead and Outer Bay for the poor She is among the few women to wear the Legion of Honor awarded for aid to Allied victory in France during her husband's tenure and after returning to the United States
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Bacon
Robert Bacon
Wheatley Hills
Long Island
France
North Hempstead
Janes Institute
Outer Bay
Socials, meetings and moves in Rocky Hill
Rocky Hill notes report a large turnout at a Methodist church social with an orchestra from Wesleyan, thirteen dollars cleared, and a soldiers luncheon at Congregational church featuring Lieut Albert Simons. Local residents Frank L Sprague, Mrs Frank C Waters, and Lillie Gorman are mentioned with planned moves and hospital recoveries. Grover Johnson has returned home from the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Methodist Church
Wesleyan
Congregational Church
Albert Simons
104Th
U. S. Infantry
George Sinclair
Rockville
Johnson
Burnside
William Delaney
South Main Street
Grover Johnson
United States Army
Main St
Middletown
Adv
Madisons Notable Egg Breaking Pullet At Wall Street Office
Miss Lucille Dowd displays a Rhode Island Red pullet egg over four inches long and weighing four ounces at J Myron Hall's Wall Street real estate office in Madison. A P Hall visited Hartford on business. Florence Hanna visits New Haven. Mrs Raymond Norton reports health gain in Jacksonville Fla. Clifford Calhoun returns home from New Haven. Death notice: Frank W Day of Chambersburg Pa. Day had visited Madison at Hinman home. son Raymond Day lives on Copse Road.
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Madison
Lucille Dowd
Rhode Island
Jacksonville
Fal
Clifford Calhoun
East Wharf Road
New Haven
Frank W. Day
Chambersburg
Books Arrive at Levi B. Coe Library in Middlefield
Middlefield reports new acquisitions at the Levi B. Coe public library with titles including Skinner's Dress Suit by Dodge Life at the U S Naval Academy by Earle and Submarine in War and Peace by Lake. A private masquerade for the dancing class is planned for next week and the night school in Rockfall reports nineteen attendees taught by Mrs William Greenbacker. Local residents G B Hawkes Ella Jenkins and Edna Jenkins are noted with visits and travel. A meats sale for Saturday is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefield
Levi B. Coe Public Library
Skinner
Dodge
U. S. Naval Academy
Montclair
Rockfall
William Greenbacker
Ella Jenkins
Wallingford
Edna Jenkins
Middletown residents Lauderbaum and Rees to attend church
Professor Lauderbaum and Samuel Rees of Middletown will attend an Episcopal service on Sunday at 10 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Lauderbaum
Samuel Rees
Middletown
Episcopal Church
Saybrook Point items reflect local reunions and renovations
March notes from Saybrook Point report Frederick Murray at home for a few days. Hazel Schley spent yesterday in Essex. Lucan Elizabeth and Marion Chapman returned home after weeks away. Jack Smith is painting his house. F. B. Pratt is out after illness. Fred Thompson visited Middletown. Mrs. Arthur Beebe of New Haven recently stayed with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook Point
Frederick Murray
Hazel Schley
Essex
Lucan
Elizabeth
Marion Chapman
Jack Smith
Pratt
Fred Thompson
Middletown
Arthur Beebe
New Haven
Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia and Sciatica Relief
Advertising copy promotes Sloan's Liniment as a counter irritant to ease neuralgia lumbago and sciatica by drawing blood away from inflamed areas. It claims relief through surface irritation soothing nerves and reducing pain in joints and muscles.
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Sloan
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