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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1919

Page

6

Local Baseball Lineup Amid Unclear Sell By Date

In East Hampton preparations continue for a game under a new title on Saturday at the local grounds. Line-up includes Porteouse, G O'Donnell at first, Cohen at second, Bransfield at third, Verde, Carlson in center, J O'Donnell in left, with other players listed.

Ve. East Hampton Satur Porteouse G. O'Donnell Cohen J. Bransfield Verde- Carlson J. O’donnell

Community notices and social updates from local church and residents

Mrs Mytie Tuley hosts a neighborhood gathering as Harry Milburn of Willimantic visits Lucy Phelps over the weekend. Helen Brown returns from Connecticut College for Women. Rev D Kneeland will speak at morning church service and invites the community and nearby churches. The Ledges is prepared for the new minister. Mrs F H Netherby and daughter Marrian visit G B Adams. Ara Brainard and A A Newell families plan Hartford trip. Newell to Sanitarium and Mrs Newell to Glastonbury. The Devlin family moves into their new home, previously owned by Mr and Mrs A A Newell.

Mytie Tuley Harry Milburn Willimantic Lucy Phelps Helen Brown Connecticut College For D. Kneeland Lord’s Day League F. H. Netherby Marrian G. B. Adams Ara Brainard A. A. Newell L. B. Adams Hartford Newell Sanitarium

Cromwell News Roundup May 23 1919

Silas Conant is confined to his home by illness. Mrs. Congdon of East Hampton visits Cromwell. Cromwell Chapter O. B. S. hosts a whist for Masonic Home funds. Prayer meeting at Baptist and Congregational churches. Dorcas Society Gumm efest at Lutheran Church with “The Heirs of Peace” sketch. Luther Church service at 2 45 p m Sunday. Cromwell War Chest payments at Belden library May 24 7 to 9 p m. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support after bereavement.

Cromwell Silas Conant C. G. Erickson Heirs of Peace William P. Arnold

Awakening at Rock Hill brings town to Library hour

In Rock Hill attendance at a hour performance of The Awakening drew townsfolk including Mrs. Harry Hall and Miss Maud Bryant. Mrs. Frederick Stickles visited Hartford, while Mrs. John Hall Jr shopped there. Grange members rehearse a new play as canvassers for the Salvation Army report to Library Hall.

Rocky Hill Ethan Harry Hall Frederick Stickles Hartford Maud Bryant Meriden John Hall, Jr Henry Spencer Wallace H. Peck Rock Hill Grange Wethersfield Salvation Army Library Hall The Grange Justus H. Churchhill

Bronze tablet presented for Twenty-Sixth division battles

Boston on May 23 received a bronze panel engraved with battles in which the Twenty-Sixth division fought. Major-General Harry C. Hale, who led the division on its return, presented the tablet to the state. Countess Du Boisrouvay, wife of a French officer serving with American forces in France, sent the tablet.

Boston Harry C. Hale Countess du Boisrouvay France

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