Emeralds Triumph Over Luther League In Town Championship
Portland March 16 The Emeralds beat Luther League 21 to 16 in the first game of a town championship series. Emeralds led 13 to 2 at halftime, Lutherans rallied, scoring was infrequent. Ignal Glasheen starred with six baskets, supported by Gallagher O’Donnell Olson and others. Final lineup Glasheen Hoberg Gallagher O’Donnell O’Donnell Olizewski Gunberg Lynch Gallagher Nyman. Baskets credited to Glasheen six, Lynch two, Gallagher two, Olszewski two, Hoberg two, Alberg three, Nyman, Gunberg. Free throws by Hoberg Carlson Glasheen. Referee Porteous.
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Emeralds
Portland
The
Emerald
Ignal Glasheen
Luther League
Glasheen
Hoberg
W. O'Donnell
Seveee
G. O'Donnell
Olizewski
Gunberg
Lynch
Gallagher
Olszewski
Alberg
Nyman
Carlson
Porteous
Probate Jurisdiction Question in Moodus Will Case
Judge Thomas C. Flood weighs probate jurisdiction over the will of Rachel Brown of Moodus who died at Hurlforth Home on Freestone Avenue. The will named daughter Julia Chamberlain of Hartford as executrix and beneficiary, triggering contest by Albert L. Brown who argues domicil and venue lie in East Haddam. Hearing stalled after argument. parties listed include Carl F. Anderson for Brown and Leonard O. Ryan for Chamberlain. The case marks a possible first test of local probate court authority.
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Thomas C. Flood
Rachel Brown
Moodus
Hurlfart
Freestone Avenue
Brown
Julia Chamberlain
Hartford
Albert L. Brown
District of
East Haddam
Carl F. Anderson
Leonard O.ryan
Chamberlain
Flood
Are. Brown
Trinity church marks Passion Sunday with communion and cantata
Trinity church observes Passion Sunday with Holy Communion at 9 30. confirmations from last week and previous year to receive first communion. Daughters of the King also partake. Sunday School 11 45. Maunfer Cantata From Olivet to Calvary at 7 30. Swedish Lutheran reports no services due to pastor illness. Sunday School 12 05. teachers meet in church parlors.
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Trinity
Maunfer
Olivet
Calvary
Grippe
First Congregational Church
M. K. Thomson
Christian Endeavor
Fred Clark
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C.hofer
Jerusalem
Jerusalem FE
Epworth
Ayalaurchill
Funeral for Carl F. Olson set for Sunday
Funeral services for Carl F. Olson will begin at his residence Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock and continue at the Swedish Lutheran church at 2 30. The Rev. C G Erickson will officiate with burial in the Swedish cemetery.
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Carl F. Olson
Swedish Lutheran Church
C.G. Erickson
Maunder's Cantata at Trinity Church Sunday Night
At 7:30 Sunday Trinity Church presents Maunder's Lenten cantata Olivet to Calvary sung by choir soloists and quartet. Program includes prelude Harmonies du Seijr and other sacred pieces. organist and choirmaster Charles F. Googins leads the service.
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Maunder
Trinity Church
Olivet To Calvary
Calvary
Ladies Meet At Town Hall For Comfort A4 Work
The town women plan a Monday 2 PM gathering at the town hall to assemble Comfort A4. A cold spell drops the thermometer to 10 above zero with heavy ice on the river. The Connecticut River steamer whistle from Middletown dock was heard around 4 AM. Mrs William M Rogers of New Bern New Jersey, former resident, visits a few days as a guest of relatives. Evelyn Davis hosted birthday guests at Gildersleeve. games and refreshments supplied. Mrs Robert Greene of Clinton is staying with her mother in Gildersleeve. EF Linden of Chicago to lecture on The New Birth and Regeneration of The World at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow at 3 PM.
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Middletown
William M. Rogers
New Bern
N. J
Evelyn Davis
Gildersleeve
Robert Greene
Clinton
EF. E. Linden
Chicago
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main Street
Freestone Avenue
Deep River Community News Roundup March 16
Local notices list sick list updates and travel plans including Miss Ruby Bartman Raymond J. Ferguson and William Smith. Church services, meetings, concerts, and school events are announced with Red Cross fundraising and a masqu e rade at town hall.
Local Notes From Chester March 16 Walter Webb Enlists
Walter Webb son of John Webb returns home a few days rest before heading to Texas for aviation service in the United States Army. George and Frank O Connor also enlist and will join Webb. Lieutenant Warner G Smith leaves for Wichita Falls Texas after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs William W Chase arrive from Newburg New York to run the Chester drug store formerly F E White Co. Pastors announce topics for Sunday services at Congregational and Baptist churches.
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Chester
Walter Webb
John Webb
Walter
New Haven
United States Army
Texas
Messrs
George
Frank O'Connor
Mr. Webb
Warner G.smith
Wichita Falls
E. W. Smith
William W. Chase
Newburg
N. Y
Chase
F. E. White & Co
Congregational Church
Baptist Church
Ralph S. Walden
France
Death of Mrs Monrose Dickenson in Hartford hospital
Mrs Monrose Dickenson aged about 80 from Marlboro died in Hartford hospital after hip fracture. Survived by two children Elinda Dickerson and Frank Waldo, three grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral set for Sunday at Marlboro Congregational church.
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Hebron
Monrose Dickenson
Frank G. Waldo
Hartford Hospital
Marlboro
Elinda Dickerson
Simsbury
Congregational
Farm Bureau
Town Hall
Amston
Gilead
Congregational Church
Castelin
Storrs College
France
Walter Hewitt
David Strong
Fred Brehaut
Harold Gray
W. S. Hewitt
Sidney Hewitt
Hartford
Olive Parkhurst
Fred Burnham
Mary Pickford in Stella Maris at The Thelma
Mary Pickford stars in Stella Maris at the Thelma with Tuesday matinee and second evening showings advertised as a female lead program.
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Saybrook
Mary Pickford
Stella Maris
the Thelma
Adv
East Hampton Social Notes and Local Events
East Hampton reports Lieut. Clifford Watrous returned from New Jersey after his grandfather D. W. Watrous funeral. Miss Florence Thatcher visits New Haven and Miss Nanceyette Day hosts guests with vocal lessons in Hartford. Local dances, whist evenings, and visitors from Middletown, Meriden, and New Haven populate a busy weekend in town.
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East Hampton
Clifford Watrous
New Jersey
D. W. Watrous
Isabelle Matthers
Middletown
Giebert’s
Opera House
Ford
Adv
L. E. Baldwin
Nanceyette Day
Hartford
Church Notes Rev Frederick L Grant Services and Sermons
Congregational Church led by Rev Frederick L Grant holds morning service at 10 45 with the sermon The Broken Tables and an evening service at 7 on Putting Fear Out Sunday school is at noon Sunday. Methodist Church led by Rev Samuel Thatcher offers morning service at 10 45 with Our Friends in Glory and Sunday school at noon Epworth League at 6 15 and evening service at 7 with From the Fountain of Youth. St Patrick s Church led by Rev Patrick Fox offers Masses at 9 and 11.
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Congregational Church
Frederick L. Grant
Methodist Church
Samuel Thatcher
Our Friends In
Epworth League
Fountain of Youth
St. Patrick’s Church
Patrick Fox
Clinton Residents Welcome Spring Moves and Meetings
Clinton notes report Mr and Mrs William Stafford returning home from Binghanton New York. The W C T U meets at headquarters on Tuesday March 19 at 2 30. Miss Berha Lieb visits New York. George A Champlin plans to move from John Street to Waterside. Kamilla Kozlick visits New York City. Pond s Extract Co expands with three large trucks between Clinton and New York. A son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Harrison Milford residents. Mrs John Andrews visits Guilford. Sunday exercises at 3 pm at Main and High streets mark the town’s service.
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Clinton
William Stafford
Dwight Bridges
Binghampton
N. Y
John Street
Berha Lieb
New York
Howard Chittenden
John Andrews
Eliot Davis
Guilford
Main
High Streets
Moodus Notes on Residents and Local Changes
Moodus March 16 news notes Mrs Fielding hosts Mrs E P Simp son of Hartford visits. Dr H Emsey and A L Brown in Portland. John Mack had a poor day. Walter Lewis Jr enlists in the navy as seaman in New Haven. Walton Hall Jr and Thomas J Higgins buy building lots of Dr A S Cook property east of Charles H Williams residence. The Hall and Higgins dwellings will be bungalow style. Red Mills workers at New York Net and Twine strike Friday. Guion Manee son of W C Manee of New Britain, formerly Moodus, enlists as aviation machinist and ships out to Waco Texas training camp.
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Moodus
E. P. Simpson
Hartford
Fielding
H. Emsey
A. L. Brown
Portland
John Mack
Walter Lewis, Jr
New Haven
Navy
Walton Hall, Jr
Thomas J. Higgins
A. S. Cook
Charles H. Williams
Messrs Hall
Higgins
Red Mills
New York Net & Twine Company
Guion Manee
W. C. Manee
New Britain
Waco
Texas
Ivoryton Church Service This Sunday Evening
In Ivoryton on March 16 services will be held at the Swedish Mission church at seven o clock. Mrs Andonson and her mother Mrs Olson are visiting Waterbury. Miss Potter of Ivoryton schools is ill with the grip. Thomas Whittlesey is very ill but holding his own. Miss Marion Lois Griswold has a hard cold. Freddie Miller in the draft has been called for examination. Fred die attends Cornell. Some residents have water again as pipes thaw with warmer weather.
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Deep River
Ruby Bartman
Raymond J. Ferguson
William Smith
Hartford
Alva Smith
Edgar R. la Place
New Haven
A. J. Giacoma
Eugene Denison
West Springfield
Henry A. Pratt
Town Hall
William Murphy
New York City
A. Kirtland
New Britain
Horace P. Denison
Sarah C. Mather
Hilda Alling
Durham
Clarence Peck
Howard W. Rankin
Richard Stevens
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Congregational Church
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Ivoryton
Andonson
Olson
Waterbury
Miss Potter
Thomas Whittlesey
Marion Lois Griswold
Freddie Miller
Freddie
Cornell College
Freight traffic surge and local gatherings in Old Saybrook
Old Saybrook reports an unprecedented week of freight traffic bound east with trains queued along the line. Nearby, Miss Elsie Tryon’s birthday party featured supper, music, dancing, and games at her aunt’s home. Community notes cover a draft exemption, property trades on the Boston Post Road, health updates, and railroad activity at Saybrook Point plus a Farmers Institute program at Town Hall and a ship schedule for the Middletown steamer.
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Miss Tryon
B. H. Taintor
Wethersfield
Miss Harris
Board of Exemption
Joseph G. Robertson
Harry Hoyt
Judson Watrous
Boston Post
Joel P. Newton
B. B. Warren
Shore Line
Saybrook Point
Cornfield Point Proving Grounds
New Britain
Company G
Home Guard
Cowles
Prof. Southwick
Miss Hayes
Saybrook
F. S. Chapman
New England
A. G. Skinner
Connecticut Agricultural College
B. G. Southwick
A.G. Skinner
Maud E. Hayes
Higganum Local Notes Roundup
March items from Higganum report visits and travel by Mr and Mrs Carlson to Waterbury on business. Obituaries note the funerals of Harry May and Louis Rotonda with burial in Higganum and Catholic church rites. Local residents attend services, plan a St Patrick social, and relatives visit, including Harold Webb on furlough and Leona Brainard’s illness.
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Higganum
Co. B. Carlson
Waterbury
Harry May
Higganum Cemetery
Caldwell
Louis Rotonda
Mr. Rotonda
Emily Child
Jennie Gilbert
Celestia Brainard
Harold Webb
U.S
New Hartford
A. N. Brainard
Hartford
Leona
Newton Merwin
Cutaway Harrow Company
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Saybrook Point Social News and Cemetery Vandalism Warning
Saybrook Point reports Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson entertained Hartford friends. Mrs George Phelps visited Middletown and Mrs Harvey Wright spent Thursday in Essex. Clayton B Spencers is taking exams for aviation corps. Frigid winter day. Church services scheduled for tomorrow. Children have broken glass vases at Cypress cemetery and damaged property elsewhere. If repeat offenses, arrests will follow.
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Saybrook Point
Fred Thompson
Hartford
George Phelps
Middletown
Harvey Wright
Essex
Clayton B. Spencers
Aviation Corps
Cypress Cemetery
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