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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1918

Page

7

Town Meeting Defers Salary Increase and War Bureau Plans

In a long postwar budget session the annual town meeting narrowly kept town officers’ salaries at last year’s levels after debate over a proposed raise to 300 dollars for the clerk and town treasurer. The War Bureau appropriation was discussed with a minimal grant of up to 500 dollars, while many actions included road policy, bond refunds, and committee appointments. Timothy Callaghan was reappointed chief of the fire department and a fire hydrant was approved near the Jarvis factory. the meeting adjourned.

Portland War Bureau Wilson F King Harry Howard Frederick Howard Howard Bransfield John Bransfield John H A. N. Shepard Wal H. Penfield John C. Barry DePeyster Urer John H. Sage T. Im F. R. Goodrich C. Irving Hale Sage Town Officers School Board Judge Flood Timothy Callaghan C. E. Jarvis Company Gildersleeve

Republican Caucus Nominates Wilcox for Representative

In a town hall caucus last night Republican Luther Wilcox was nominated for representative. About 20 in the hall, Democrats and Republicans, saw the event as Frederick DePeyster, the chairman, invited the Democrats to stay. No probate judge candidate named. the matter was referred to the town committee. Incumbent Judge T. C. Flood, the Democratic nominee, is expected to be endorsed. Nominations for justices of the peace included Frank D. Haines, Carl F. Anderson, Harry Howard, Charles W. Cramer, D. W. Cornwall, Patrick J. ONeil, John R. Ames, Joseph A. Bowman, George E. Payne.

Luther Wilcox Frederick DePeyster A. N. Shepard T. C. Flood Justices of the Peace Frank D. Haines Carl F. Anderson Harry Howard Charles W. Cramer D. W. Cornwall Patrick J. O’neil John R. Ames Joseph A. Bowman George E. Payne

Tragically Quiet Whitby Funeral Home Funeral Services Monday

Gertrude Amy Whitby of Fairview street died at her home at 4 o clock after a bronchial pneumonia illness she was eighteen and a Portland High senior She leaves her parents and a sister Lillian E Whitby Active in the Methodist Epworth League pianist in Sunday school and regular church attendant Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 30 PM at her late home and are private

Gertrude Amy Whitby William H. Whitby Fairview Street Portland High School Lillian E. Whitby Methodist Church Epworth League

Funeral and church notices for Warren Haines and others

The funeral of Warren Haines, son of Judge Frank D. Haines, was held at his Main Street home with Rev. Dr. O H Raftery and Rev Dr William Arnold Shanklin officiating. Pallbearers from the State Guard assisted as taps sounded and a volley fired. Public worship and services are listed for First Congregational, Swedish Lutheran, and Trinity churches with details on times and activities. Mrs James Barber returns to Providence after a month-long visit. Edna Hansen’s surprise party on Commerce Street.

Warren Haines Superior Court Frank D. Haines Raftery State Guard Frank J. Brainerd George C. Pascall Frank E. Magnuson William Gildersleeve John D. Abbey Emanuel Ostergren Company K First Congregational Church Strmon M. K. Thomson Sunday Christian Endeavor Society Swedish Lutheran Church Trinity Church Trinity James Barber Providence R. L John Nyman Edna Hansen Commerce Street

Let It End Where It Began

George Ade argues that since Germany set the war’s start date the Allies should fix its end date. The piece suggests that if Germany wants a quick finish, it should allow allied armies to advance toward Berlin, ending the war where it began.

Springfield Union George Ade Germany Berlin

Essex Civic Action and Local Notices Bulletin

A Democratic caucus for representatives and justices of the peace is set for this evening in the Town hall. Local notices include visits by Lena Krens and Lloyd Babcock, home moves, Red Cross hours on hold, and community church services at Baptist and Methodist congregations with sermons and union services planned. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Albert Mann in Middletown and Paul W. Stansbury to lead Sunday church services with standard program timings.

Essex Justices of the Peace Town Hall Lena Krens Springfield Mass Leander Stevens Lloyd Babcock U.S. N Philadelphia Cross Street Albin Peterson Wooster Place Ivoryton Red Cross Arthur Merriam New York City Baptist Church Daniel Trick Bible School Christian Endeavor Society George Gilbert Middletown

Chatham and Middle Haddam Church Services Closed

On October 12 the congregation and Sunday school at the Congregational church were closed until further notice due to influenza. Mrs Henry Clark and her nephew Henry B Clark visited Haddam friends. Charles Cone, ill with pneumonia in Willimantic, is improving. Mrs Julia Harris and Miss Goodnow returned to New York for the winter.

Chatham Middle Haddam Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Henry Clark Henry B. Clark Haddam Charles Cone Willimantic Julia Harris Miss Goodnow New York

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