Centenary Rally and church notes at local faith group
Yesterday afternoon the church held a centenary rally with members and friends expected to attend. Morning services included Sunday school at 12, League at 6 45, and a 7 30 ice. Boly Communion at 8, service and sermon at 11 45 lay school, and evening events at 7 30. Rev W E IM officiated. Unity proposal discussed by Rev M K Thomire. Sunday school at Imtheran church. confirmation class of 12 candidates led by Rev C G Erickson, superintendent of the school. choir to render music. evening service to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copal
R. E
Soseithout
W. E. IM
National Church
M. K. Thommire
Imtheran
C. G. Erickson
Man
Cross Street
Bernice
Swedish Bethel Church
House of Worship
No. High
Spring Streets
G. E. Carlson
A. E. Elmquist
Former Resident Dead in New Britain and Portland
An obituary item notes J Carlson aged about 74 died at his New Britain home after fourteen years in Portland. He leaves five sons including Charles F of New York Oscar D of New York and others buried in the local cemetery. Services at Dater’s church were conducted by C G Erickson and Mrs J L Burnham was also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carlson
New Britain
Wing
Portland
Blodgett
Charles F
New
Oscar D
New York
C. G. Erickson
Fragmented muse hints at food and world unity
A fragmented text fragment discusses assimilation of the food you eat into the world, mentioning a definite road from gare on a definite road. The readable portion evokes a wandering, abstract meditation on nourishment and global connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gare
W C T regular meeting set for May at headquarters
West Main notes announce the W C T regular meeting at headquarters on Tuesday May 20 at 2 30 pm presided by the president with an inviting program. Only one other meeting before summer vacation planned and a large attendance is hoped. Various local residents are mentioned in passing social news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompsonville
L. I
Commerce Street
Kirtland Perry
Perry
Hartford
Elien
Peck
Waterside
William Woodstock
Herry Hurd
Grove Beach
West Main Street
Huska
Essex
Church of the Holy Advent
Jame Harries
Norwich
Anna Ward
Grace Hotchkiss
Florida
Grace _ hospital
New Haven
Priscilla Club
Dora E. W. Spratt
Doane Funeral and Local Notes in Colchester
Frank Doane funeral held at St Andrew's Church with burial in St Andrew's Cemetery attended by many relatives. William O'Brien of Naugatuck arrives for funeral. Miss Katherine Leola Ray engaged to Frederick Ernest Taylor with June wedding planned. Baptist services at 10 45 am and 7 pm. New band stand nearing completion. Colchester Farm Bureau opens store on Lebanon Avenue. Local shoppers offered Libby’s evaporated milk and other items at P. Cutler’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
William O’brien
Naugatuck
Frank Doane
St. Andrew’s Church
St. Andrew's Cemetery
Fred Doane
Bolton
Charles S. Ray
South Main Street
Katherine Leola
Frederick Ernest Taylor
East Hartford
John Condren
Alice
D. C. Gillette
Max Siegel
Hartford
Mary O’brien
New Haven
Baptist Church
B. D. Remington
Park
Colchester Farm Bureau Company
Lebanon Avenue
Libby
Dinah
P. Cutler
Westbrook News Roundup and Local Happenings
May 17 reports Mrs Irving Davis returning home to Middletown and Mrs W G Spencer hosting the Women s Missionary Society. Springfield visitor H E Post to spend Sunday with his mother Mrs D E Post. Mrs J E Chatfield back in Milford. Gilbert H Spencer and family visiting from Essex to plant a garden. 8 26 a m westbound train resumes as express through local stop. Postmaster Schmidt enables evening mail edition starting today. W A telegraph addition on W J Nene store built by H M Dibble and crew. Mrs Barnhardt returns from Staten Island to stay with daughter Mrs F R Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Irving Davis
Middletown
W. G. Spencer
Women’s Missionary Society
H. E. Post
Springfield
Mass
S. D. E. Post
J. E. Chatfield
Milford
Gilbert H. Spencer
Essex
E. F. Schmidt
H. M. Dibble
W. J. Nene
W. A. Telegraph
Barnhardt
Staten Island
F. R. Ames
Rocky Hill News Briefs and Notices
May 17 notes recall postal rules for insecure parcels as Rocky Hill spaces marked for Victory Loan flags The National Women's Trade Union League plans its seventh biennial convention in Philadelphia in June About 300000 organized workers will be represented by delegates Men repair Main Street with gravel Walter Hunt ill with measles Mrs Henry M Barnard visited Hartford Emily Davis of South Manchester visited town The State Federation of Women's Clubs meets in New Haven May 21 22 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Washington, D. C
National Women’s Trade Union League
Philadelphia
Main Street
Walter Hunt
Pratt Street
Henry M. Barnard
Hartford
Thomas Hosmer
Liss Emily Davis
South Manchester
The
Fedration of Women’s Clubs
New Haven
She Finds Herself Much Better Under Doctor's Care
A brief item notes a woman recovering from kidney trouble and improving with medical treatment. No further details provided.
East Hampton meeting outlines carnival plans and ties fund
East Hampton society held a meeting at H G Hills room with a small crowd. President G Hills opened the session as reports were read by H C Hodge. Plans for a carnival were discussed and the first Saturday in August was tentatively named, pending committee approval. Mrs Harry Strong was elected committee chairwoman. A $500 pledge toward cutting off the corner of the center was approved, with further business postponed for a larger turnout. Also noted were social visits and events including insurance office plans, power company visits, and an Odd Fellows anniversary program with Tempo quartet and dancing at Siebert's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Society
Arthur B. Lisle
Providence
R. I
The
Electric Light Co
Dwight Phelps
L. FE. Baldwin
Middletown
Ruth Beckwith
Cromwell
Robert Beckwith
Lucy Rogers
Cape May
N. J
Charles Rogers
Isabelle Davies
Patrick Colbert
Edith Bissell
Willimantic
Middletown Company
Seibert’s Hall
East Hampton
Charisies E. Torkelson
H. G. Hills
Chatham Hall
Odd Fellows
Hartford
Johnson Brothers
Wesleyan
Siebert
Opera House
H. C. Hodge
Barton’s
Swedish Lutheran Church
Majestic Theatre
Mickey
Refugee garment project wraps up at West Street meet
Westchester West Street May 17 report notes work on refugee garments finished at a meeting with Mrs S E Hein cher. Mrs S D Brainard returns from East Haddam after visiting Mrs Fred Hefflon who sprained her ankle recently. Miss Dorothea Williams returns to Hartford with a case on Asylum street. Mrs Jane Brainard and Miss Vera Huntington plan to go to New Haven on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
S. E. Heinchere
S D. Brainard
Sunday church notes on morning services citywide
A consolidated listing of Sunday and midweek worship times across city churches. First Church of Christ, Scientist holds 10 45 service with Wednesday 8 pm meeting. various churches list Holy Communion, sermons, Sunday schools, youth programs, and special speakers including Rev Roy Chamberlain of Wesleyan University. Cross-church events include community services at the M E church and an address by R B Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christ Church
First Baptist Church
Young Peoples
M. E
Roy Chamberlain
Wesleyan University
South M. E
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. D. Beach
D. D
L. O. Schriver
Ettore di Stefano
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
R. B. Chamberlain
South Church
Williston Walker
Yale School of Religion
Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor
Roy B. Chamberlain
Church of Christ
Wesleyan
Wesleyan Memorial Chapel
George Clarke Peck
First M. E. Church
Baltimore
Swedish Lutheran Church
Liberty and
High Streets
Church of the Holy Trinity
Katherine Bacon
St. Andrew’s Chapel
All Saints
Associated Bible Students
Bible Students’ Hall
Cromwell
Alsop Avenue
City
Central town visit and church services noted
Centerbrook May 17 Mrs Carl Doane was a visitor in Middles town yesterday. The senior play given last night in the New Town hall was well attended by people from surrounding towns. Miss May Schultz has concluded her position here and has left for Middles town. Services will be held at the Congregational Church Sunday morning at 10 45 and again at 7 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Hall
William T. Clark
Torrington
James C. Daly
F Daly
Dix
S. Mazzotta
Road Hill
Edward P. Hurlburt
P. Hurlburt
Watertown
Mass
R. E
Spring Street
Blodgett’s
Seibert’s Hall
East
F. W. Nelson
F. Cramer
Emperorring
Hazel Daly
Suning
Adv
Jalda Hall
Roy
Centerbrook
Carl Doane
Middletown
New Town
May Schultz
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Burnham
John L
M. K. Thomson
First Congregational
Mes
Aes
Westchester
Madras
the Barton Clothing Co
Custom Tailors
Union Evening Service
Rev
Chamberlain
Beecham
Northland
Deltox
Vador
James H. Bunce Co
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