Portland Illness At Home Reported Aged Man
Portland morning update notes illness at a home on Main Street. The deceased man, aged years, was identified as a former motorman for the Heat Co. Funeral details follow with family references including Frederick Dahl and a Navy brother. Liberty Loan campaign totals show Portland subscriptions at 82 850. The town aims to double the quota. Fire incident yesterday involved a shed near a bank district, a ducking incident prevented larger damage. Julia Markham Brainerd funeral held at Trinity church with burial in Trinity cemetery. many floral tributes. Katherine Selden visited from New York with Miss Wilcox. Red Cross work limited due to epidemic. Probate hearing set for October 22 over John J. Wright estate. Dancing school opening delayed for influenza epidemic. Hemlock Grange event postponed. Farmers' Fish and Game club meeting planned for Hem. Hall. Mrs Matthew Coates in ill health after another shock. Harold Wainwright seriously ill at Marlborough Street. Honor meeting scheduled tonight with rally plans for New Britain Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Markham Brainerd
Julia Markham Brain
Raymond Brainerd
Robert L. Markham
O. H. Raftery
Trinity Church
Trinity Cemetery
Katherine Selden
New York
Wilcox
Red Cross
Wright
Dorchester
Mass
Christensen “S School For Dancing
Hemlock Grange
Farmers’ Fish and Game Club
Iw Hooey
Hem. Hall
F. L. Sanborn
Matthew Coates
Middlesex Myenue
Harold Wainwright
Marlborough Street
the of Honor
New Britain
Rocky Hill Evening Meeting Highlights Local Notables
Rocky Hill Oct 16 The town meets this evening with a program arranged by Lecturer I Belden. It features Justin Andrews solo, D Comstock piano, Edith Matteson paper Camp Devens, Frank L Sprague paper Apple Crop of Maine, George A Allison Co operation the Grange as a Potato Growing State, Hollis C Mayor reading, F C Matteson Co operative Buying in the Market Gardeners' Association, George Butler Co operation as I Knew it, and a letter from Miss Millicent and Mrs. Harry A. Treadwell. Week end visits include Kittie Appley of Springfield with Mrs. Kate Appley. Mrs BE C Kinsman stays at Walter Kinsman in Rutland, Vt. Mrs Josephine Wilcox of Thompsonville visits Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilcox. Albert Sprague, at Camp Devens, is transferred to the coast artillery at Fort Andrews, Boston harbor. Mrs George Maynard mourns the death of her brother who fell in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Ok I. Belden
Justin Andrews
D. Comstock
Edith Matteson
Camp Devens
Hayden Griswold
Maine
Frank L. Sprague
the Grange
George A. Allison
Hollis C. Mayor
Reading
Miss Morton
Market Gardeners’ Association
F. C. Matteson
George Butler
Millicent
Harry A. Treadwell
Mass
Harry Hall
Kittie Appley
Springfield
Kate Appley
Pratt Street
BE. C. Kinsman
Walter Kinsman
Rutland, Vt
Josephine Wilcox
Thompsonville
Herbert Wilcox
Albert Sprague
Coast Artillery
Fort Andrews
Boston
George Maynard
U.S. Army
France
Saybrook Point Social Notes Mix Town and Guests
Mrs Phelps spent Monday in Mid Mrs Gilbert Pratt of New York was guest of Mr and S H Pratt Sunday Mrs Charles Prankard of New na recent guest of relatives Miss Annie Thompson yesterday in Hartford Elizabeth Fairbanks has influenza and Mrs William F Wolfe have from a short vacation Appleby improving after weeks Charles Pease was a business in Deep River Tuesday
Law society meeting in Middle Haddam with Miss Stewart
Chatham Middle Haddam October 16 The Law Society will meet with Miss Stewart of Cobalt on Thursday Mr and Mrs Vee Small left Wednesday for Wilbraham Massachusetts where [unclear] has accepted a position for Mr Cone and daughter have Portland for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Haddam
Law Society
East Hampton Week in Review
The town reports the epidemic affecting public access with the library closed until further notice. Several residents are ill or hospital bound including Mrs Nellie Dunbury and Mrs Terese Flynn while Miss Bertha White improves. The Cross society meets at 2 30 P M and Nesis Rebekah lodge convenes at Town Hall at 8 o clock. Mrs Clarke Burnham leaves for South Willington and Edward Donnellan visits from New York. Our Luncheonette expands with light lunch service and hot drinks at the soda fountain. Chatham Pharmacy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Healy
The
Cross Society
James Eppoletes
Middlesex Hospital
Middletown
Terese Flynn
F. J. Lewis
New Haven
Nellie Dwnbury
Hartford
Dunbury
A. S. Hitchcock
Henry Royce
Onother
Albro Bell
Bertha White
Edward Donnellan
New York
Colchester News In Brief and Local Updates
Colchester reports a band rehearsal at 8:30 p.m. in fire company rooms. Roy Clarke’s funeral was held at his late home with Rev. L. D. Remington officiating. The liberty loan nears 38,350 dollars, promising an apparent top soon. Linwood cemetery interment for Roy Clark. John Wade busy making cider daily. Local prices list beef at 20 cents per pound at Sam Kalmonivitz’s market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Fire Company
Francis Brown
Norwich
Roy Clarke
State Guards
Grangehall
Laney
Yetta Mintz
Roy Clark
Sam Kalmonivitz
Durham Town Meeting Passes Budget and Quail Ban
In Durham on October 16, a town meeting approved the printed town report, set officer salaries, and allocated 300 for the Council of Defense. A quail and grey squirrel shooting ban was enacted, the road widened to allow two-way traffic, and the next tax levy planned for March 1919. Grange meetings paused due to influenza, and drill stoppage Orders affected E C 8 G units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham Grange
Fowler
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Portland
Main Street
the Heat Co
Frederick Dahle
U. S
Liberty Loan
Liberty Loan Committee
A. J. Foley
Saybrook Point
Chatham—Middle
Haddam
Rtman Draa Co
East Hampton
Chatham Pharmacy
Durham
C E. Zink
E. P. Gladwin
J. H. Ball
M. M. Co
Pape
the Barton Clothing Co. and
Custom Tailors
Najol
Natol
Nujol Laboratories Standard Dilco
New Jersey
Broadway
Middletown Liberty Loan Committee
New England Enameling Company
Surrender Club of
Connecticut
Marcus H. Holcomb
Liberty Cottage
United States of America
Goodyear Rubber Company
Germany
Dr. Solf
Sam
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