Delphian Chapter Forms in Portland as Baseball Ties Rise
A Portland Delphian chapter gathered with officers named Worthington as chairman Haines as vice president and G Spalding and others as members. The group plans a June 6 baseball purchase and ongoing meetings, while a local quarry litigation and social events are noted among the town’s activities.
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Sprague
Secre
Worthington
Haines
G. Spalding
Chas. Blodgett
Penfield
Frank Cassie Bell
Mary Chester Hale
Carrie Henry A. Cornwall
The
Delphian
Portland
Middle Haddam residents arrive for visits
Pp. Jewett is spending his home in this place and Miss Palmer of arrived to spend the ir home in this place. Paul Evans and sor : his mother, Mrs) p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett
Miss Palmer
Paul Evans
Sor
Durham Notes and Social News From Town
Kenneth Durham goes to Bristol factory work. Mrs. Harry Gaylord visits Middletown relatives. Harry Coe of New York plans summer stay. Roy Bailey and wife relocate from East Sunswick to Durham to live with Fred B. Bailey. Harold Keeler returns from overseas and joins M M Company factory. Deputy Highway Commissioner Kane inspects state work on new factory. Factory progress includes roof and concrete floor with more shop hands expected. Timothy Albee dies in San Diego at 80. survived by children in California and sisters in West Haven and Branford. Albee was a former Durham resident. Dance at Holder's hall on Saturday May 24. ladies bring food. Hahn's orchestra draws crowds at dances. Durham Town Hall dance Thursday evening.
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Kenneth
Bristol
Harry Gaylord
Middletown
Harry Coe
New York
Roy Bailey
East Simsbury
Durham
M. M. Company
D. R. Kane
Deep River
Timothy Albee
Santo Diego
Cal
California
C. W. Palmer
West Haven
Alice Smith
Branford
Albee
Holder's Hall
Hahn
Town Hall
Epworth League Notes and South America Talk
Mrs Marion B Langzettel and pupils return from Aryault Lodge in New York. Mrs Clarence Brainard and son guests on Powder Hill. Stanley E Grannum of Wesleyan to speak on South America at 8 pm. New officers installed for Epworth League and Sunday schools for the coming year. Upcoming services include May 25 with worship at 10 45 am and an illustrated lecture on South America at 8 pm.
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Middlefield
Marion B. Langzettel
Trobel League
New York
Aryault Lodge
Clarence Brainard
New Britain
Powder Hill
Epworth League
Stanley E. Grannum
Wesleyan
South America
Land of
Opportunity
Grannum
Ruth Emmons
New Haven
G. B. Hawkes
Ruth
Danielson
Edna Jenkins
Wallingford
New Epworth League
H. M. Pendleton
D. N. Fowler
Lily Terrill
E. L. Martin
C. W. Nettleton
Jt Pendleton
Helen Kauer
Edna Spencer
Land of Opportunity
Stanley E. Grannam
Wesleyan University
Dr Loewe Resumes Practice in Middletown
Dr Loewe has returned and will resume practice in Middletown on Main Street near William. Telephone 16.adv. 243. be.
Taking a Chance. Voice Over the Phone-Hullo Darling
A London Mail fragment presents a dialogue titled Taking a Chance with a voice over exchange over the telephone between a speaker and a caller. The brief piece captures a playful or intimate tone through a curt back and forth reminiscent of early radio or storytelling sketches.
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London Mail
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
A grandmotherly remedy promises to restore natural hair color with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Advertisers claim the blend darkens evenly, improves faded or gray hair, and is easy and inexpensive to use with regular combing or brushing.
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Wyeth
Hampton Residents Share News and Visits in May
Local notes report Mary OConnor visiting the Mack household and Joseph LaPrene recovering from appendicitis at St Francis hospital. Corporal George Allen visits Irene Clark in Norwich while James Wall and T R OConnell travel to New Britain. Private Earl Barton arrives at Camp Mills for discharge. Crescent Camp neighbors urged to meet May 22 for business. Ellery Flood issues notice. Miss Constance OConnell returns to Lynn after town visit. Odds and ends advertise pennies to dollars and a May 25 Odd Fellows event with Tempo Quartet in Hartford at Siebert’s.
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Earl Barton
Joseph Barton
Camp Mills
Crescent Camp
A. A. Clark
Ellery M. Flood
M. W
A.—ad
Constance O’connell
Lynn
Mass
Odd Fellows
Tempo
Hartford
Siebert’s
Opera House
East Hampton
F. J. Lamb
Alice Larson
Henry L. Boch
Ardee Pub. Co
Wm. H. Wall
P. M
James Ivers
Lillian
Congregational Church Calls Rev Henry Webb as Pastor
Colchester May 21 The Congregational Church extends a call to Rev Henry Webb of Buckport Maine and the call is accepted He will move here soon Miss Jennie Mintz called in Norwich yesterday David Shea on sick list with a cold A union memorial service will be held in the Baptist church next Sunday Pastor Rev B D Remington will preach Work on the band stand this afternoon weather permitting Let everyone come at 4 p m Oliver Woodhouse Lodge No 515 K of P held their regular meeting last night
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Colchester
Congregational Church
Henry Webb
Buckport
Maine
Jennie Mintz
Norwich
David Shea
Baptist Church
B. D. Remington
Oliver Woodhouse Lodge No
K. of P
Left Fund for Girls Hotel Planned at Hastings Neb
The will of W H Lanning a wealthy farm mortgage broker who died at Hastings Neb provides a 75000 hotel for self supporting girls a 40000 maternity hospital and a perpetual home for nurses. These join the 300000 Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital and nurses dormitory now in operation. The hotel is to resemble Chicago’s Charles Dawes hotel for men.
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Hastings
Neb
W. H. Lanning
Mary Lanning
Charles Dawes
Chicago
Dress makers sue over unpaid garments total
A firm of dress makers sues a prima donna for 2708 alleging Mary failed to pay. Readables include a pink under slip with turquoise robe and headdress at 691, a red broadcloth boy's costume at 221, and a white grecian gown with head dress at 263.
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Acto
Mary
Stupid Persons Often Unhappy With Themselves
A brief remark notes that people who act foolishly tend to feel discontent with their own shortcomings, suggesting a link between poor judgment and personal dissatisfaction.
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