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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1919

Page

6

Community notes and visits fill Easter week

Local residents and visitors are mentioned with Easter plans and visits across Portland. names include Mr LaPlace Mrs Hennesey Annie Hart and many from New Haven Springfield and Worcester. Roads on Strickland street are graded and macadamized. A clothing drive for refugees runs all week at Town hall. Bishop Williams chapter meets to sew for missions and a sermon by Albert Lucas is planned.

Esterday LaPlace Annie Hennesey Hart Keser Springfield Edward Greene Springftels East Mainstreet Curran New Haven Jamessy C. A. Sears A. Hughes Black Hall South Manchester Bishop Williams Chapter Daughters of the King Guild House Albert Lucas Berkeley Divinity School Ajax Ford Gildersleeve & Son

East Berlin News Briefs and Local Happenings

Miss Ruby Nye and relatives spent weekend in Deep River. Prospective residents sought rents in town. A group attended Middlesex pictures this afternoon. Mrs W Squires and children of Cromwell visited relatives Sunday. A New Britain paper has a new purchaser for Peck Stow Wilcox factory. no sale offers recently. Modern Woodmen plan an entertainment soon. Local property changes and deals pending. District schools reopened after week’s vacation.

East Berlin Ruby Nye Deep River Woodmen Society

Hadlyme Social Notes Tell of Visits and Travel

Hadlyme residents report visiting relatives in New Haven and Hartford while guests from Amherst and Rocky Hill are noted. Mr and Mrs Colin McPhale of Amston hosted Mrs Samuel Tooker’s guests, and Miss Marie Harlow visits grandparents in town. Bertha Brockway of Rocky Hill visits cousin Lillian Brockway. W J Smith and children return from New York. Edward Daniels of Philadelphia is in town.

Hadlyme J. Brooks New Haven Colin McPhale Amston Samuel Tooker Marie Harlow West Haven Charles Miner Bertha Brockway Rocky Hill Lillian Brockway W. J. Smith Honey Hill New York City Edward Daniels Philadelphia Richard Bray and Son Hartford

Papes Diapepsin Ends Indigestion At Once

A hazy ad claims Papes Diapepsin relieves stomach upset, indigestion, gas and acidity immediately. It promises rapid relief at low cost, urging readers to try Fate tablets for quick stomach distress relief.

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Community notices mix Hartford visitors and Liberty loan plans

March town social and service items list visitors from Hartford and Springfield, discharged veterans home from overseas, and church events. Plans for the fifth liberty loan opening April 21st are announced with captains to be named. A Company D banquet for returning service members is set for April 2nd with Lt. Simons as speaker and local Eastern Star women catering.

Nwell Ruth Kins Hartford Yesward Butterworth Grace C. I. Barrows Springfield Mass Ira Barrows Wesley Merrills Edward Butterworth Ruth Danbury Thomas ‘W. Beaumont Albert M. Simons Eastern Star James Kirkpatrick Lutheren Fred Nelson Sam Anderson Alrt Anderson Congregational Church Woman’s Missionary Society Peabody

Administrative appointment and local society notes in Rocky Hill

Frank G. Sherwood of Rocky Hill was appointed administrator of the Everett W. Sherwood estate with Samuel Ashkewell and Frank Churchill as appraisers. Miss Eunice Alling visited her aunt in Northford. Local women formed a delegation for the State Congress of Mothers in Hartford April 28 and 24. George B. Chandler led a men’s class at the Congregational church. A Grange entertainment drew a large crowd, and Winslow Russell spoke Sunday evening. Several residents adjusted clocks, and neighbors Mr. Johnson and family moved into the former Delaney residence. Visitors included Mrs. John Ghagan of East Hartford and Mrs. Wallace H. Peck from Hartford.

Rocky Hill Frank G. Sherwood Everett W. Sherwood Samuel Ashkwell Frank Churchill Eunice Alling Herbert ©. Miller Northford Newton W. Warner Frank W. Churchill Frank H. Robins George O. Andrews John L. Beaumont William F. Griswold

Local notes from Durham and area on snow drift issues

Durham reports visiting relatives from Middletown and Smith college student Mathiel de Ruge. Roads between Middletown and Northford blocked by deep drifts. four autos and a large truck stranded on New Haven road. Knights of Pythias to meet at U M A hall Tuesday. Middletown fire alarm heard. farmers disappointed as snow delays oat crop. clocks advanced for daylight saving.

Durham Middletown Northford New Haven Durham Center Knights of Pythias U. A. M. Hall

Chester A Romance of the Air at Deep River Hall

Chester film A Romance of the Air stars Lieut Bert Hall and Edith Day in a melodrama with a love story. Showing Wednesday night at town hall Deep River adv also Princess Tuesday Night. Paris Kenyon stars in The Great White Trail six reel feature about snow bound Northland with Alaskan huskies and Mack Sennett comedy with Louise Fezanéa Her War Review.

Lieut Bert Hall Edith Day Town Hall Princess Paris Kenyon Northland Great White Trail Mack Sennett Louise Fezanéa War

Death of Rudolph Spellman in East Hampton

Rudolph Spellman aged 23 son of Mr and Mrs John Spellman died at Middle Sex Hospital after appendicitis followed by pneumonia and pleurisy. He worked in Trenton New Jersey until a few weeks ago then came home for a visit and fell ill. Survived by parents and two brothers Cyrus and Benjamin. He was to be married soon. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Miss Evelyn Markham of Hartford was weekend guest of her mother. Third Degree of Odd Fellowship to be conferred on seven candidates at Bell Lodge tonight by Central Lodge Middletown. Banquet to follow by Rebekah Lodge.

S Rudolph Spellman Rudulph Spellman John Spellman Middlesex Hospital Mr. Spellman Trenton N J Cyrus Benjamin Spellman Spellman Evelyn Markham Hartford Mary Markham Bell Lodge Central Lodge I. O Middletown Rebekah Lodge H C. Hodge Fifth Liberty Loan N. B. A. Carrier Forrest G. Thatcher George E. White James Standish Edgar N. Rich James Eppolet John P. O'Connell Maroh Katherine Hayes John Hayes Red Cross Society Chatham Hall William Leahy Meriden R. A. Wall Jane Quigg Glastonbury William Quige Charles Torkelson Colchester Avenue Iverson Portland Margaret Walsh New Haven

Local Social Notes and Weekend Travel Gossip

Colchester reports Harold Porter returning from Middletown for a Sunday visit. Miss Lillie McDermott came home Saturday after a week's vacation in Boston. Regular band meeting set for 8 p m. Spring term opens in area schools with the same teachers. Harry Jennings and William Burdick of Norwich spent Sunday in town. M Seigel and daughter Annie Seigel called in Hartford today. Walter White returned from Hartford for the weekend. Miss Nellie Gray was home from Comstock Bridge over Sunday. Life feature humor notes about borrowing from neighbors and trading coal for Scotch.

Colchester Harold Porter Middletown Lillie McDermott Boston Harry Jennings William Burdick Norwich M. Seigel Annie Seigel Hartford Walter White Nellie Gray Comstock Bridge

Inside Bath Cure Promises Rosy Complexion for All

An inside bath regimen using hot water and a spoonful of limestone phosphate each morning is claimed to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Proponents say it improves digestion and eliminates headaches biliousness bad breath rheumatism colds and pale complexions. The advertisement touts a quarter pound of lime Darat pate as the remedy and paints a vivid picture of healthier, more energetic people.

Higganum Notes On Residents And Local Business

Higganum March 31 local items report Charles Lamson resuming maritime work aboard his schooner, with Mrs Emmons returning from the South to her home. Barone buys three horses from Charles Coe. Edward and Mrs Grout depart for home. Harold Stone returns to Hartford after tonsillitis. Gordon Cody visits East Hampton. Miss Jennie May to pursue nursing. C F Olson travels to Middletown for business. Travel snow drift conditions noted. Ralph Theyer returns home after wintering in various cities. Charles May takes post with Lamson on the boat. Local children recovering from measles.

Higganum Charles Lamson Frank Emmons Banen Barone Charles Coe South Farms Edward Grout Ralph Theyer Charles May

Easter Returns and Visits in Chatham and Middle Haddam

Donald Lawson has returned to Storrs after spending Easter vacation at home. Miss Ethel Shepard and niece Doris Arnold spent the week at their home. Miss Jessie Cone visited her sister in Cobalt. William Smith of Tilton is spending Easter vacation with his mother in Cobalt.

Chatham Middle Haddam Donald Lawson Storrs Ethel Shepard Doris Arnold Jessie Cone Irving Tibballs Cobalt William Smith Tilton Mrs. Smith

Gloria Swanson in Station Cont ent five reel feature

Continental hall moodus Tuesday night presents Gloria Swanson in Station Cont ent, a five reel Universal Current feature with Keystone comedy short, advancing a mixed night of films and laughter.

Continental Hall Gloria Swanson Universal Current Keystone Comedy

Essex News Items Highlight Local Changes and Visits

A round of brief notices from Essex on March 31 mentions A. D. W. Chalker buying an automobile truck from the examber Co. Willard Brown of Hartford called on friends here. Mr and Mrs Arthur Brooks rent the Richard Tripp place on Saybrook street. H. B. Buckingham of Stony Creek visits M. E. Buckingham on Railroad avenue. Mrs Joseph R Johnson returns from Boston. The Literary club meets at Mrs Helen Strong’s Center Brook Tuesday evening. Mrs Samuel Collins of Northport visits near the Middle Cove. Money for March papers due. Edward Pond of Westport visits William and Mrs Pond on North Main street. Loyal Circle of King's Daughters and Sons meets April 1 at Riverview hall. tea served. Oscar Rosedale of the steamer Middletown weekend visits North Main street.

Essex D. W. Chalker Examber Co Willard Brown Hartford Arthur Brooks Richard Tripp Saybrook Street H. B. Buckingham Stony, Creek M. E. Buckingham Railroad Avenue Joseph R. Johnson Boston Mass Literary Club Helen Strong Center Brook Samuel Collins Northport L. L Middle Cove Edward Pond Westport William Pond North Main Street Loyal Circle of King’s Daughters and Sons Riverview Hall Oscar Rosedale Middletown

Woman's Missionary society to hold annual meeting

Centerbrook March 31 The Woman's Missionary Society will hold their annual meeting on Tuesday evening in the conference house starting at 7 30 o'clock An eight pound baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Stuart Prann Saturday afternoon Carl Morgan of Castleton N Y spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Fox Mrs Carver of Colchester has purchased the George Grover place on Deep River street Tony Bella has his new store up and covered The snow nearly all disappeared in this section yesterday

Centerbrook Woman’s Missionary Society Conference House Stuart Prann Carl Morgan Castleton N._.Ys Frank Fox Carver Colchester George Grover Deep River Street Tony Bella

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