Democratic rally to be held at se hall this evening
On November 4 the Democrats hold a rally at SE Hall starting at 8 with speakers including Attorney Charles D. Lockwood Stamford candidate for Heu srner Horace B. Kelsey state senator candidate from this state F H Dunham East Hamp sheriff candidate Local candidates will attend Refreshments and social time planned Attorney Lockwood described as a forceful orator expected to draw interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Hall
Charles D. Lock- Stamford
Heusrner
Horace B. Kelsey
F. H. Dunham
East Hamp
Lockwood
Election Tomorrow Portland Urges Unity and Democratic Ticket
Tomorrow is Election Day in Portland with a full state ticket. Voters face statewide offices and local posts including governor, state senator, representative, sheriff, probate judge, and constables amid campaign literature. The piece urges support for the Democratic ticket to back President Wilson and emphasizes unity across creeds and parties in wartime.
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Aenane Pete
Con
General Assembly
A Represent Lather Wilcox
Republi
C. Irving
Horace E. Kelsey
West
Thomas Ge Spellacy
Hartford
Marcus H. Holcomb
Portland
Wilson
T. C. Flood
of Pro
C. Irving Hale
Ristic
Methodist Church Notes Rally Day and Sermon Themes
The Methodist church reports Rev. R. B. Bisbee’s Sunday message on the life force Jesus shaping world ideals. A service is planned for Sunday Nov 10 at 10:45 am to honor recently deceased members. Sunday school rally day set for Nov 17 with delegates chosen for state events in Middletown Dec 4 to 6. Ida Maynard of Middletown will sing again next Sunday.
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Methodist Church
R. B. Bisbee
Jesus
Middletown
Ida Maynard
Yes
Mrs Bessie J Johnson of Cromwell dies at 27
Mrs Bessie J Johnson wife of a of Cromwell and mother to two sisters and three siblings aged 27 died yesterday. She was born in Portland. Survived by husband and sisters Mrs Victor and Helen A. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the Lutheran church with interment in the Swedish cemetery.
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Bessie J. Johnson
A. of
Cromwell
Nels Aaron
High Street
Portland
Victor
Helen A
Carl
Camp Meade
Mary
Arthur
Paul
Lutheran Church
Republican Rally at Bell's Hall with absent NY speaker
A Republican rally at Bell's Hall Saturday night drew strong attendance despite the main speaker, the Hon. E. R. of New York, not appearing. DePeyster served as chairman and Wilcox, the candidate for representative, delivered an address along with other speakers.
Voters Offered Evening Instruction at Bell's Hall
A social evening followed the service of timestamps and the Bell's hall headquarters will stay open tonight to provide instruction to voters.
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Bell’s Hall
Funeral for Thomas McMeeken Held on Prospect Street
The funeral for Thomas McMeeken was held yesterday afternoon from his Prospect Street home with prayers by Rev. M. K. Thomson. Public services followed at the grave in the Swedish Cemetery, and numerous floral offerings were sent by relatives and friends.
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Thomas McMeeken
Prospect Street
M. K. Thomson
Congregational Church
Swedish Cemetery
Birth of Grandson to Springfield Family
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs George Bostrom of Springfield Massachusetts. He is the first grandson of Mr and Mrs Hjarmar Bostrom of Coe Avenue and of Mr Bostrom the registrar of voters who feels proud of the new arrival.
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George Bostrom
Springfield
Mass
Hjarmar Bostrom
Coe Avenue
Bostrom
Insurance firm buys Wright agency in town
The estate administrator John L. Wright has sold the Wright insurance agency to Butler’s Insurance Office opposite the Town Clock. They will handle policyholder interests. Also notes community notices and local hospital updates.
Colchester News Roundup and Local Election Notice
Colchester residents note visiting clergy and townsfolk, with many checked in from Fitchville Norwich Waterville and Bridgeport. Election day polls open 8:30 a m to 5 p m with local insinuations including a moving picture theatre reopening after influenza closure and beef market ads.
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Colchester
Paul Clifford
Joseph Ford
Altha Baumiester
Fitchville
Rose Smith
Norwich
George Peck
A. T. van Cleve
Rifle Range
Henry Ramm
Middletown
John Damm
Zora Maxwell
Bacon Academy
Louis Schlaich
Waterville
Fire Co
Tooms
Charlie Lyman Jr
Raymond Hill
Salem
Cecil Bigelow
Camp Devens
Moving Picture Theatre
Harry Friedman
Bridgeport
Nellie Gray
Cornstalk Bridge
B. D. Remington
Fr. Baker
Daniel Goldberg
The Real Thing Christening Bears Jersey City Bond
The Bear Bond of Jersey City announces the birth of their daughter christened Buya Bond in a family ceremony. The new arrival adds joy to the household as relatives celebrate the naming and heritage with close ties to the city.
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Bear Bond
Jersey City
Buya Bond
East Hampton Fete for Private Devio and Town News
Alexander Devio, just back from France on a thirty day furlough, was surprised by friends at the Hoyrap home. He shared trench tales and praised American troops, receiving a silver cigarette case as a parting gift. Schools reopen after a month, influenza cases are minimal, and the public library resumes Monday evening hours.
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Esta Hampton
Alexander Devio
France
Henry Hoyrap
Devio
Henry Johnson
Camp Upton
Carlo Johnson
Isses Margaret
Julia Ivers
South Manchester
James Ivers
Rupert Day
Mrs. Day
New Milford
Everard Day
Co. L
Sixth Inf
Lorretta
George Bride
Hartford
William Krotky
New Haven
Chatham Pharmacy
Private and social notes from Rocky Hill
Rocky Hill updates include soldiers home from Camp Upton and Camp Devens, visits by Miss Myrtle Howard and Miss Evelyn Tennyson, and local social calls in Hartford and Middletown. State Guard drill planned this evening and Red Cross meeting at Library hall. Influenza reports rise with several new cases, and Hunter activity remains high this week.
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Rocky Hill
Clifford Wright
Camp Upton
Yrtle Howard
New Haven
Hayden Griswold
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Evelyn Tennyson
Middletown
State Guard
Sidney Templeman
Edna Peck
Hartford
Red Cross
Library Hall
Frederick Shepard
Millicent Sommers
Mrs Jennie Carlson Mott Dies After Hospital Stay
Mrs Jennie Carlson Mott of Hartford died suddenly Friday after being taken to Middlesex Hospital last Wednesday for treatment. She leaves husband August Carlson, her father Wilbur Smith, and sister Mrs Anna Neff. Funeral held today at 2 PM from her late home with Rev Lawson officiating.
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Higganum
Eugene Mott
Hartford
Jennie
August Carlson
Middlesex Hospital
Wilbur Smith
Anna Neff
Mr. Lawson
Henry Bailey
the Landing
Grout
New York
Sarah Barry
Hilda Johnson
Stueck’s
Jennie Andeen
Springfield
Mass
Andeen
G. B. Carlson
Middletown
Insurance agency sale and administrator notice
Middlefield opposition to the town clock and policy holders are advised that 411 Business has been purchased by Butler. The insurance agency of John L. Wright is designated to protect policy holders. George L. Wright, administrator of the estate of John L. Wright, deceased, directs the notice.
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Butler
John L. Wright
Orgen L. Wright
King’s Daughters
Republican Town Committee
Bell’s Hall
Adv
John McMeeken
East Main Street
Middlesex Hospital
Carl G. Anderson
Trinity Parish
Memorial House
James Dougherty
Main Street
Woodmen’s Hall
Rhode Island
John Nyman
Freestone
Whitman
Blodgett’s
Frank Anderson
Gustaf Josephson
New Britain
George L. Wright
Butler’s Insurance Office
Oliver B. Ellsworth
H. E. Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Georgia
New York
John Delay
U. S. Navy
Pelham Park
N. Y
High Street
Toler
Afternoon at Mrs Sanders home and local notes
Miss Grace Cadwell returns to Elmwood after visiting Mr and Mrs B Butterworth. Mrs Frank I Johnson dies after brief pneumonia. Red Cross rooms open Tuesday 2 to 5. Junior Food Army reports due to Miss Katherine Hubbard using the garden record book mailing card. Dorothy Shanley tops Hartford bank clerk exam 92.63 percent and moves to Shelburne Falls. William Fillmore taken to Middlesex Hospital. United War Fund drive started at Belden library with Prof H M Winston urging higher subscriptions and a $10 000 War Chest goal. Briggs hall rally planned with two speakers and Liberty Chorus music. rehearsal Tuesday 8 at Miss Lola Proudman’s. Also advertisement for ready ration ingredients and potatoes.
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Sanders
Main Street
Grace Cadwell
Elmwood
B. Butterworth
Frank I. Johnson
Red Cross
Food Army
Katherine Hubbard
Hartford
Dorothy Shanley
Shanley
Shelburne Falls
Mass
William Fillmore
Middlesex Hospital
United War Fund
Belden Library
H. M. Winston
Wesleyan
State Council of Defense
Winston
Briggs Hall
Liberty Chorus
Lola Proudman
Durham Notes and Upcoming Events in Essex County
Frederick Morse of New Haven visits Essex. Paul deMacarty of Hartford and other guests. Durham Grange to hold a special meeting to confer Saree degrees. Y M C A and U A M schedule events. Edgar Clark and Gaylord Newton enter officer training camp November 20 in California. Local selectmen meet. M B church group plans annual sale and chrysanthemum show on November 7 with admission and supper details.
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Durham
Frederick Morse
New Haven
Paul deMacarty
Hartford
Harold Stevens
Middletown
John B. Stevens
Edgar Clark
Gaylord Newton
Freemont
San Francisco
Cal
M. B. Church
Woman a special dispensation to curb man's conceit
A compact aphorism asserts that women represent a special dispensation from Providence to prevent men from letting conceit run away with them. The line frames women as a corrective force shaping masculine vanity within moral order.
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Hartman Drug Coo
Essex
Beebe
Cushing
J. F. Bailey
Y. M. C. A. Society
U. A. M. Hall
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Lester
Olive
Raymond
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