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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1919

Page

8

Veterans to Decorate Marlborough Graves Sunday

A service will be held next Sunday at 3 o clock to honor 25 veterans buried in Marlborough. Rev Samuel Thatcher of the M B church will deliver the address. East Hamcorps will provide music and refreshments will be served by Marlborough ladies after the service at the Congregational church. Comrade Nichols of Bridgeport will assist and invite all to participate in honoring the men who gave their lives for their country.

Mars Aes Ers Samuel Thatcher East Ham —— Corps Marl Congregational Frederick H. Nichiols Part A. R Bridgeport Marlborough Comrade Nichols East Bakery James Ledwich Jowich Siebert William Everett Ming East Hampton Chatham Hall Main Middle Streck Marion O’connors Willimantic Mes Mackie Haddam Neck Grange Heck Pichard Sillington Chatham Pharmacy Besit Central & Light Co Adv

Local News Briefs and Family Visits in New Haven

May 23 reports Mrs Anna has been spending time there and arrived at her on-merce street. Jomas F Lynch and two from New Haven have been visiting Thom ON morace Andrews j and family fiaven who have been visiting and Mrs Johndrews have returned to their home in New Haven. Baldwin returned from Grace Mu New Haven after a slight operation. Liza Concoran sold her street to Mrs Herbert. News reaches town of the death of a son of Mrs Frank Burnham of this Ss m from blood poisoning after a brief illness in New York.

Anna Ben Merce Street Jomas F. Lynch New Haven Thom Morace Andrews J Fiaven Johndrews New Hank Baldwin Grace Mu Liza Concoran Herbert Thurssad New York Fank Burnham

Memorial Day Service at Baptist Church May 23

A Memorial Day service will be held on Sunday May 23 at the Baptist church. G A R and World War veterans all enlisted soldiers or sailors and members of Co F State Guard are invited to attend in uniform. Rev Byron Hatfield to deliver a special sermon.

Baptist Church World War Veterans Co. F. State Guard Unform Byron Hatfield

Local Baseball Opens Season On Southworth Field

The local baseball team opens Saturday afternoon at 3 30 on Southworths field against the Wilcox Crittenden factory nine from Middletown. Field conditions are prepared for the game as D Paul Duggan recovers. Several local social notes and ads follow.

Southworth’s Wilcox,Crittenden Factory Middletown

Busker Described as Forceful and Truculent

A concise note notes the busker delivered a forceful performance and was described as truculent. Observers recall the fellow as a rugged character who drew attention with a strong demeanor and assertive actions during the street scene.

Essex News Highlights and Local Notices May 23

Miss Lenore Holt of New London visits at Joseph Holt on Maple Avenue. John Albon of the tug Onrust visits at his home on Little Point Street. Miss Ruth Howland of Saybrook visits Essex. William Holt handles mason work for Pratt Read & Co. in Deep River. John Baroniimproves his West Avenue home. Miss Mary Pratt of West Avenue visits Hartford. Arthur Samuelson returns from Newark after weeks with Mrs. John Morgan. Washington Fire Engine company meeting postponed to May 27. Mrs. Richard Rolph ends work at A H Reynolds store. Social club to meet this evening in the old Town hall. Mrs Rose Gardner of Saybrook visits sister Mrs B S Platt on New Street. W S E society of M E church met at Mrs Thomas Buckridge’s home. Sporting Life a tale of fast horses and flying fists.

William Holt Pratt, Read & Co Deep River John Baroni West Avenue Mary Pratt Hartford Arthur Samuelson Essex John Morgan Newark Washington Fire Engine Company Richard Rolph A. H. Reynolds Main Street Old Town Hall Middletown Stueck Adv Rose Gardner Saybrook B. S. Platt New Street W. S. E. Society M. E. Church Thomas Buckridge

Ful Women Matinee and Evening Advertisements

Matinee and evening ad for ful Women appears repeated. brief theater or cinema notice, emphasizing showtimes and availability for the audience.

Henry Bailey Improves After Hospital Stay In Putnam

Higganum May 23 Henry Bailey husband-in-law of A L Brainard has been seriously ill and is improving at Putnam hospital. He may stay two to three weeks longer yet shows slow progress. Clayton Burr and son visited town. Grange initiation planned tonight for first and second degrees. C F Olson out of town on business yesterday. Mrs C J Usher hosted the Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gustaf Frederickson heard their son Fred returned from overseas and will be home soon. Mrs Charles Brown and Mrs Frances Brown of Essex visited friends in town. Dr Loewe has returned and will resume practice in Middletown Main Street near William Telephone 16 Adv. 245

Higganum Henry Bailey A. L. Brainard Putnam Clayton Burr and Son Grange C. F. Olson C. J. Usher Ladies’ ‘Missionary Society Main Street Middletown Stueck Loewe William

Ivoryton Man Returns Home From Town Visit

Ivoryton has left town and returned to his home in New Haven. Continued wet weather harms gardens and crops. The Salvation Army drive is on and all are urged to contribute. Henry Morgan buys building lot owned by Louis Hayden in Centerbrok. Ivoryton graduates rehearse for commencement. Calvin Hopper and family, guests of Mr and Mrs James Hopper, return to Branford.

New Haven Salvation Army Henry Morgan Louis Hayden Centerbrok Ivoryton School Calvin Hopper James Hopper Branford

Saybrook Notes Include Visits and House Changes

Saybrook notes report a chapel gathering this evening and a local resident, Sen Caen, in New Haven. A hospital patient is returning home with Dr V expected to open a summer residence soon. Goodrich Pratt plans to attend a reunion at Storrs College. Mrs Emma Frenyear resumes activity after Hart rd stay. Mr and Mrs F B Spencer of New Jersey rent the George Spencer house on Pratt street for summer.

Paes Cere Ty — Porter New Haven New Jersey Goodrich Pratt Storrs College Emma C. Frenyear Hartrd Spencer George Spencer Pratt Street

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