Adison Guests At Reverend Pwis es Sunday
A fragmentary note reports visitors attending a church service at Reverend Pwis es on Sunday. The readable text implies a small gathering or guest attendance at the event.
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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
8
Githam-Middte Haddam Weekend Visit Figures in Hol y Bent
Mrs Fred Carrier and Sam Irene Penney from Holy Bent spent the weekend in the area joining Githam Middte Haddam for a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Githam—Middte Haddam
Fred Carrier
Sam Irene Penney
Holy Bent
Congregation to wear uniforms at church meeting
The Rev M stor of the Congregation will deliver the act to wear their uniforms at the church meeting. Sidney Hewitt, Mr George Mitchell and Miss Eleanor were involved. Eleanor was elected treasurer with E G Lord as treasurer. Members attended gatherings at Black in church chapel. Mary Kelly of Middletown spent time with the Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.stor
Sidney Hewitt
George Mitchell
Ath Chapel
Champe
Hartford
Eleanor P
Rd A. Smith
Bue Hospital
Lillie
Mary Kelly
Middletown
Smith’s
Marriage and visits mark Glastonbury society notes
May 27 report from Glastonbury lists Ellison hosting visitors from Nova Scotia while Mr and Mrs Arthur nis Rocco welcome their son Sterling at Mrs Frank’s home in Collegeville Penn. The piece notes a three week stay in Philadelphia and a few days at home plus the marriage of Miss Syvelette to Clarence Burke of Hart and a ceremony at the bride’s home with Rev Mr Brown officiating. many guests attend and gifts are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mr. Brown
Local Society Notes Include Visits and Funeral
Clinton and wife join Mrs John Park and son in New Haven with Park family on Sturges Redfield Jr from Providence spent Sunday with his father Sturges G Redfield funeral of Ray F Burnham held at Congregational church with burial at Indian River cemetery Burnham survived by parents and several siblings Mr and Mrs Charles L Stevens of New Haven guests of Stevens family Leander Redfield discharged from the 101st Engineer Corps returns to Colony Trust Boston Mr and Mrs William A Ward and son William Jr depart for Detroit for two weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
John Park and Son
New Haven
Park
Louis ‘Merrill
Sturges . Redfield, Jr
Providence
Sturges G. Redfield
Ray F. Burnham
Congregational Church
Indian River Cemetery
William A. Ward An Ead
Wiliam ,Jr
Studebaker
Detroit
Newport Servants Demand Fixed Work Schedules
Newport Rhode Island May 27 household servants in the cottage colony here today demanded higher wages and shorter hours and a definite wage scale. The servants said they cared not whether their employers entertained late at night, insisting on a fixed schedule with no departures.
Colchester News Briefs: Travel, Moves and Meetings
May 27 Colchester report notes Miss Mary Wade Mrs West and Mrs Nellie Doane drove to Hartford Monday with F B Baker at the wheel. Dennis W Bigelow left Friday for Vermont where he has a new job and will move his family there soon. Walter White of Hartford visited on Hayward avenue over Sunday. T P Kinney was out of town yesterday. The W O W met in K of P hall Thursday evening. The Old Guard band plans to travel to Hebron Friday at 8 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Mary Wade
West
Nellie Doane
Hartford
F. B. Baker
Dennis
W. Bigelow
Vermont
Walter White
Hayward Avenue
T. P. Kinney
P. Hall
Old Guard
Hebron
Memorial Exercises at Union Cemetery by School Children
The report notes a Decoration Day program at Union cemetery at 10 a.m. organized by the Lane school district. Participants include students from the Lane school, with memorial exercises held Sunday at the cemetery. Mr Morris, long resident of the Shutte place, moved to a new home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery
Lane
Union Cemetery
Morris
Shutte Place
Hazel love fire and a bad man three things
Hazel faces a perilous choice as love tests loyalties amid danger. A hard man closes in, and a hidden past threatens all. The trio of elements—love fire and a ruthless foe—drives a tense confrontation.
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