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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1918

Page

6

Man and Speeds Injured After Wagon to Auto Collision

A man accompanying a wagon ride was struck by an auto as he left the wagon on a street. He suffered a crushed leg, shock, and memory loss about the incident. The driver fled, but the injured man was helped home by his wife with Dr. Burn summoned. His condition remained unsettled, with possible abscess risk on the leg. Meanwhile, church notices and a Republican rally were announced, including sermons, Sunday services, prayer meetings, and a forthcoming political event at Bell's hall with speakers E R Perry, T Clark, G Thompson, and Luther Wilcox. Funeral arrangements for Thomas McMeeken were noted for Sunday at 2:30 from his Pros street home with interment at Swedish cemetery.

Paris Psec E.R. Perry New York Bell's Hall Main Street Tone Avenue Perry T. Clark Haddam G. Thompson Luther Wilcox Portland Thomas McMeeken M. K. Thomson

Democratic smoker and rally at Woodmen's hall

A Democratic party smoker and rally is scheduled Monday night at Woodmen's hall starting at 8 o'clock. Several state candidates will speak, followed by refreshments, inviting all voters to attend.

Democratic Party Et Woodmen’s Hall

Insurance office opens to safeguard policy holders

A business move directs coverage to Butler's Insurance office, with assistance at the Town Clock and pp, ensuring protection of all policy holders' interests.

Butler John L. Wright George L. J Butler’s Insurance Office

Westbrook Tax Lists Discussed as Assessors Conclude Sessions

Westbrook, Nov 2 The Board of Assessors held their final session for receiving tax lists at the town hall. Local notices also report a series of departures and family visits. Edwin A. Hill, 90, died after a period of illness and his funeral is set for Sunday afternoon at his home. He was born in Madison and leaves multiple children and grandchildren.

Westbrook Board of Assessors Western Union Telegraph Office Carl Schultz Elmer Automobile Co Middletown Wm. M. Tatus Wees Nani Page G. D. E. Post Springfield Henry Newton R. N.barnum Lime Rock W. R. Gilbert Yonkers N. Y Edwin A. Hill F. J. Hill Edmund A. Hill Madison, Conn Philip Grey Marriette (Crane) Hill Cornelia A. Jones Erastus Jones Mrs. Rosa John G. Spencer George M. Hill Edwin P. Hill Fanny C C. S. Chapman Roland Hill Frank Jared Hill

Rocky Hill notices and social rounds in early November

Selectman Ed ward J Stevens was appointed administrator of the estate of Guiseppe D Paola in Hartford probate. Locals report Mrs. Quinn ill, influenza cases, a Halloween party for Miss Mildred Patrick, and several town visits, home repairs, funerals, and Red Cross nursing class efforts amid routine community happenings in Rocky Hill.

Rocky Hill Edward J. Stevens Guiseppe D. Paola Hartford Owen R. Havens Dennis McNamara Joseph Quinn Eugene Ober Birmingham Mass Leon Everett Taylor Lewis Hale Barbara Brown Mildred Patrick Josephine Stickles Viola Brooks Margaret Peck Viola Bruce Juanita Brown Elwood F. Backe Keller Library Hall Red Cross W. M. Pierce

Clinton Notes and Society Items From Local News

Clinton updates include Henry S. Sherman returning from eight weeks in Montreal on Pond's Extract Co. business. Miss Dorothy Schmidt joins Pond's Extract Co. staff. The Priscilla club meets with Mrs. John W. Chapman. Leonard Roth and family relocate to New Haven. Mrs. Effie Cramer plans to move to New Haven for the winter. The Universal Sunshine society meets Nov. 7 at 3 p.m. at Mrs. R. W. Barnes. Berg of Ivoryton visits with Mrs. Marcus Post. A daughter was born October 30 in New York to Mr. and Mrs. George O. Beckwith, former Clinton residents. Rev and Mrs. Frank Park entertain Mrs. W. Flower of Boston.

Clinton Henry S. Sherman Pond’s Extract Co Montreal Canada Priscilla Club John W. Chapman Leonard Roth Mill District New Haven Dorothy Schmidt Frank Park W. Flower Boston Universal Sunshine Society R. W. Barnes Berg Ivoryton Marcus Post N. Y George O . Beck

East Berlin Church Services and Local Hallowe'en Social

East Berlin reports services as usual at churches with Rev. Percy Norwood to administer Holy Communion at St. Gabriel's morning service. Miss Helen Miner of Middletown visited friends. Hunting season opens with several parties taking part on this half holiday. A Halloween surprise social was held at the parsonage for Rev. Mr. Ellsworth by local friends.

Methodist R. E. Bisbee Epworth League St. John the Baptist Raftery First National Church M. K. Thomson East Berlin Percy Norwood St. Gabriel's Church Helen Miner Middletown Hallowe’en Mr. Ellsworth

Funeral obituary and town notes in East Hampton

East Hampton reports the funeral of Mrs Florence Arthur wife of Harold Arthur held at the Halbergs Middle Haddam with services by Rev Charles Anderson. Pall bearers and flower bearers named. Burial at Hill Cemetery. Notices include visits from relatives, influenza epidemic updates, and local church services and reminders to pay cemetery taxes. Local residents shopping and travel updates follow with school reopening and health cautions.

Harold Arthur East Hampton Florence Arthur Boston Charles Halberg Middle Haddam Charles E. Anderson Middletown Ernest Markham Harry Anderson Fred Hill Clifford Hubbard Albert Raymond Carlson Albert Nyman Se Hill Cemetery Middle Hatlam

Funeral and social notes from Westchester town

Funeral for James Usher was held at the Phelps home with Rev J D Remington officiating and burial in Westchester cemetery. Out of town guests included S N Brainerd John low D A Markham of Hartford and Mrs Whitin and Mrs Remington of Colchester. Temperance rally set for Sunday evening November 3 at 7 30 at the Westchester Congregational church featuring Rev Mr Carr of Poquonock and the Liberty choir locally urged attendance.

Westchester James Usher Julian Phelps S. N. Brainerd John Low D. A. Markham Hartford Whiting Remington Colchester J. D. Remington Westchester Cemetery Dawley T. D. Peck B. T. Peck Norris Rathburn O'Connell East Hampton F. E. Adams Catherine Carter Meriden E. T. Peck C. H. Norton J. N. Phelps Marian Sylvina Norton Winsted May D. Peck Greenwich Libby Mr. Carr Poquonock Westchester Congregational Church Reidt Yale Divinity School Detroit Michigan Liberty Chorus Westcheter

Mrs Wyman Funeral Held at Local Residence

Miss Carrie Kellogg returns home from Saybrook and Brattleboro. Mrs Wyman dies aged 68 with funeral at her home conducted by Rev Roosevelt and burial in church yard. survivor a son in New York. Fannie Perry funeral held at her home with Rev Sherwood Roosevelt officiating. interment Gilead cemetery. Kate Hanna improving from Spanish influenza.

Carrie Kellogg Saybrook Brattleboro Wyman Fannie Perry Sherwood Roosevelt Gilead Kate Hanna

Saybrook Point Social Notes and Visits

Ernest Schutz was a recent out of town visitor. Matthew Golden returned from a trip West. Miss Hazel Schley spent Friday in New London. Miss Lillian Rodgers and her brother entertained friends Thursday evening. Mrs. F. G. Fish spent Friday afternoon in New Haven. Miss Marian Franyear will return to her school in Thompsonville early next week. U P S C E members plan a series of pleasant Sunday evenings during November, all invited. Mrs. G. W. Washington is spending the weekend in New York.

Harvey Pomphler Kennett Square Harold Jeffries Phyllis White G. K. White H. G. Hills Congregational Church Frederick L. Grant Foch Methodist Church Samuel Thatcher St. Patrick’s Patrick Fox Hess Chatham Pharmacy Saybrook Point Ernest Schutz Matthew Golden Hazel Schley New London Lillian Rodgers F. G. Fish New Haven Marian Franyear Thompsonville G. W. Washington New York

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

A dated advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures a cold within hours. The medicine supposedly clears blocked nasal passages, stops discharge and sneezing, relieves headache and sore throat, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It touts ease of use with doses every two hours for three doses.

Colchester Daily Roundup and Local Obituary Notes

Colchester reports callers in Norwich with F E Baker and Loomis family updates. Polish farmer J Sarafin dies of pneumonia aged 34. funeral at St Andrew's Church. Daniel Goldberg returns to meat market after illness. High school social held in Assembly hall. Advertises sirloin beef at 22 cents per pound. market back in operation after sickness. Shakespeare quip notes no automobile to blow up villains in his plays.

Colchester David Shea Carmel Shea Lillie McDermott Norwich F. E. Baker Stedman R. K. Brown Hayward’s Lake E. W. Jones William T. Currey Lebanon Woosterlodge A. M J. Sarafin Oliver Way New York Sarafin St. Andrew’s Church St. Andrew’s Cemetery Dawley Daniel Goldberg

Moodus Church Service and Local Death Notice

Moodus on November second reports a patriotic service at the Methodist church with a sermon on War's Peace and Victory. Adelaide Pierce of St Paul will sing a contralto solo while visiting relatives. news comes of Mrs A J Lecrenier's death at St Francis hospital Hartford. Her funeral was in Putnam today and burial followed. she left an infant daughter born October 7. Mrs C C Brooks bedridden with grippe. her husband improving. The Ledger lists local visitors and a hospital report of Charles Brooks in France recovering from gas exposure.

Moodus Adelaide Pierce St. Paul A. J. Lecrenier St. Francis’ Hospital Hartford Nene Walter E. Frissell Attawangan C. C. Brooks Grippe John Kelleher Clifford Kes A. Beckwith Niantic Walter W. Beckwith Ida Gates Derby New Haven Charles Brooks France

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Porteous Socratic Woodmen’s Hall Daniel Healey Silver Street Edward’s Block Robert Wall Freestone Avenue Deep River State Guard Williams’ Range Sunon James E. Glasheen Camp Devens Marlborough Street Main Freestone Ave R. Perry M. E Ea Ee Corser of John Walsh May Donovan James Ivers Mary Mack Lawrence Welsh Helen Gates New Britain Frederick Gates Emma Arthur Clara Safstrom South Manchester Daniel Ryan Ralph Thatcher Hebron Pape Shakespeare United War Charities The James H. Bunce Co Connecticut State Grange Sure of Representatives Senate the State Grange Legislative Committee Frank E. Blakeman
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