Labor Day Autos and Local Notes Amid Busy Town
On Labor Day traffic thinned on most streets with Marlborough seeing more activity due to East Hampden communities lacking rail service. Captain Mehaffey returned to Washington to resume duties. a shipyard project near Gillette is nearing launching. Local births, Red Cross plans, visits from relatives, trolley axles and a minor car collision are noted along with a timetable of social and church events for the week.
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M Street
Marlborough
East Hamp B
Cobalt
Marlborough Street
Prady
Mehaffey
Colchester News Highlights From Labor Day Weekend
Colchester reports include deaths, visits, and local events. Mrs. Sarah A Chaple died at 87 with funeral at the Clark home. The Colchester baseball team beat Lebanon 10 to 9 in ten innings. Schools start today except the high school which begins next week. Local residents travel between Hartford Providence New Haven and Boston with visits, fairs, and concerts adding to a busy holiday period.
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Colchester
James Johnson
Providenee
Newport
Charles Stebbins
Schenectady
N. Y
Emma Stebbins
Linwood Avenue
Sarah Chappell
Thomas Clark
Clark
Walter Lombard
Hartford
Robert Gilmore
New Haven
George Gilmore
Norwich Avenue
Deborah Shea
Lebanon
John Cavanaugh
Everett Marvin
Pennsylvania
Wilbert Mar
David Gilmore
Providence
Helen Gilmore
Lillie McDermott
Dorchester
Mass
Charles Russell
David Ritche
E. E. Brink
South Main Street
William Bigelow
New York
Taftville
Grange Hall
Old Guard
Frank Doane
Bolton
Norwich
Colchester Grange
Fred Foote
Boston
Madeline Brown
Cromwell
Rocky Hill News Roundup and Local Happenings
Sept 3 Rocky Hill reports no more Red Cross meetings until further notice with all wool and knit goods to be returned to Mrs F A Grant. Boy Scouts met at Library Hall. Poultry culling demonstration by George P Coffin from Connecticut Agricultural College held at Mrs George O Andrews home. Attendance good. Registrars named for Sept 12 registration day: Merriam Button Crane Spencer Taylor Griswold. Various residents receive and return visits and furloughs from Camp Devens with several trips out of town noted.
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Rocky Hil
Red Cross Society
F. A. Grant
Boy Scouts
Library Hall
George P. Coffin
United State Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Connecticut Agricultural College
George O. Andrews
Hartford County League and Farm Bureau
Marcus H. Hills
Quainta Brown
New Hampshire
Rocky Hill
Horace R. Merriam
Louis W. Button
Monroe W. Crane
Fred Spencer
Leon E. Taylor
William F. Griswold
Schools to Open Fall Term with New Teachers
Killingworth news notes the fall term starts September 4 with all new teachers. Mrs. Lillie Griswold bought Sarah Platts place on Commerce street and will move to Clinton soon. The Miss Edla F. Kelsey funeral followed at her sister Mrs. Arthur E. Parmelee’s home with Rev. William C. Knowles presiding. Joseph Yooley of New Britain visits town. Syracuse Portrait Co. men delivered portraits by auto Friday. The reflection on a good man’s sadness closes the item.
CALCERBS Promote Health With Calcium Boost
Calcerbs claim to ease persistent coughs and throat or lung trouble by supplying calcium. They promise relief in acute cases and aim to support illness recovery and strength. Sold in 50c boxes by all druggists and manufacturers.
East Hampton Wedding and Local Society Notes
A Sept 3 report from East Hampton describes the 6:15 am Monday wedding of Miss Lorretta Lillian Hale and Serena Clarence Murkett at St Patrick’s church with Father FitzGerald officiating. Guests and family celebrate at Hotel Arrigoni and plan a wedding tour through Massachusetts and New Hampshire before settling with the Hale family. The column also covers a 100th birthday celebration for Robert Morris, Eastern Star events with local chapters, and multiple society notices including births, visits, and community happenings across town.
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Hotel Arrigoni
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Main Street
Eastern Star
Bellville
Robert Morris
Order of Eastern Star
Sears Park
Middletown
Cromwell
Ruth Johnson
Orr
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a blood purifying remedy for rheumatism. It claims to purify blood and kidneys, ease sore joints and muscles, and restore health, urging readers to buy 50 cent or one dollar bottles from Hartman Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.
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Hartman Drug Co
Middletown
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