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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1918

Page

7

Vaudeville bill and film features at Middlesex Theatre

An upcoming program blends big vaudeville acts with film offerings. Fox feature The Blindness of Virtue stars Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in Mile-a-Minute Kendall, based on Owen Davis. Lottie Pickford appears, with Burton Holmes travel segments and a Lyons-Moran comedy, framed by high Paramount quality.

India Puck Fox Kendall Jack Pickford Louise’ Huff Paramount Middlesex Owen Davis Huck Tom Lottie Pickford Burton Holmes Lyons-Moran

Headin' South at Middlesex Tonight with Fairbanks Feature

Douglas Fairbanks latest Artcraft picture Headin' South plays at the Middlesex tonight. Exterior scenes were shot in a cactus forest twenty miles from Tucson Arizona where towering plants loom as sentinels of the desert. The film follows a sensational Mexican raiders tale. Also offered are The Eagle's Eye final episode Current Events and three vaudeville acts Eddie Healey Bradley and Earle and Abyssinia trio.

Eddie Healey Bradley and Earle

East Berlin Social and School News Report

East Berlin notes a busy spell with residents returning from Warner and Staten Island visits and a Camp Devens departure. Raymond Carner arrived in France while district schools plan to open Wednesday with a new teacher filling Miss Mather’s vacancy.

East Berlin Roland Turner Leroy Palmer Warner Earl Hazen Camp Devens Raymond Carner France H. L. Homier Elizabeth Marion Staten Island K. of P. Society Charter Oak Fair George Hubbard Kenneth Southington Squires and Children Cromwell Jarvis Dowd Camp Raritan N. J Isabelle Lawrence Marguerite Pollard Managuin George DeMore Meigs New Haven Hubbard Kenneth Noble Dorothy Sugenhime Bristol Edith Woodward Middlesex Hospital Albert Hubbard Higganum Miss Mather Stamford B. Bentcheller New Britain

Haddam Village Roundup From Haddam Neck Fair

Haddam reports a quiet Sunday with limited traffic as residents show wartime sacrifice support. Visitors include Dr Lovelad and families from Middletown Guilford and Frederick. locals like Nehemiah Dickenson and the Kelsey family are noted. Mrs Dickinson slowly improves after illness. Chapter O E S B holds a meeting this evening.

Haddam Dr. Lovelad E. L. Terree R. S. Stebbins Middletown S. H. Baer H. White Guilford Haddam Neck Charles A. Dickinson Fannie Lucy Kelsey Frederick James Samuel William Kelsey Mr. Helm W. H. Kelsey Nehemiah Dickenson O. E

The Ideal Wife and a Woman’s Health Tonic

A prominent man credits his wife for his success urging wives to emulate her. The piece notes common ailments like headaches backaches and nervousness and recommends starting a health boost with a tonic such as E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to strengthen the system.

E. Pinkham

Higginum Wedding Unites Clara Kharman and Tracy Neff

Miss Clara Kharman and Tracy Neff wed at the bride’s mother home with Rev. Lawson officiating. Bride dressed in white with bridal roses. Everett Kharman served as best man and Miss Bessie McKensie of New Haven was maid of honor. Guests included Mrs. Emma Kharman and family. The couple will reside in Hartford after a wedding trip and have a furnished home there.

Clara Burr E. O. Burr Vernon Percy Clifford Neff Maud West Hartford Daisy Marble Susie Marble A. L. Brainard Woodworth Providence R. L Arthur Spencer New Britain Edward Spencer Rufus Bailey Louise Middletown Bailey Ira Bailey W. C. Marble Southington Percy Kharman Vernon Kharman Labor Day Middle Haddam Charles Carlson Stamford Ellie Spencer Frank K. Santy New Haven Town

Moodus Doings and Local Social Notes From Haddam Neck

Moodus reports include Rev L J Radcliffe visiting New York and a busy Haddam Neck fair Day. Guests from Boston, Hartford, and New Britain appear at local homes while families welcome returning relatives on Labor Day weekend. Gossip quips end the column with a local saying about gossip’s contagion.

New York Samuel Williams G. B. Hall East Hampton Howard Monroe W. N. Manee Camp Devens E. V. Kirtland John Kelleher Clifford Brooks C. C. Brooks Nora Mae Gorman New Britain Maurice Gorman Arthur Williams Hartford the Cove Joseph Knight New Haven Frances Knight

Farewell party for Miss Claribel Durant in Essex

Essex notes a farewell surprise for Miss Claribel Durant at her home with about twenty five friends attending. Durant plans to attend a business college in New London after leaving for the trip yesterday. Also listed are visitors, society meetings, and local happenings around Labor Day week.

Essex Claribel Durant Miss Durant New London Business College Burdette Pratt Hackensack N. J Ladies’ Aid Society M. BE. Church Sarah Lay Clinton Scholes Fred Scholes Brooklyn Griswold House Inn Literary Club Helen Strong Essex Station Fred Smutz New York Charles Yung W.S. E. Society Frances Hayden B. S. Platt Middletown Charles Smith New Haven E. L. Brown Eliza Parker Wethersfield Charles Parker Addie Scholes Emily Hurlburt Rose Penelli Hartford West Avenue John Collins New Britain Annie Stannard James Welch Charles Saunders South Manchester Mann Peterson South Main Street Earle Harrington John S. Flynn Hadlyme Theodore Anderson F. H. Harrison Boston Carl Fk Labor Day Emil Swanson Walter Short Beach Ruth Gertrude Briggs Grove Beach Anna Ella Johnson Shore Alice Anderson Blanche Dames

Cromwell Visitors and Local Notes Highlight September

Cromwell residents report visitors from Hartford New Haven and Brooklyn including Mr and Mrs Perry Spencer and L Nicander. Old Cromwell families lose Captain Ralph Stocking and survive Harriet Wheelock and Elizabeth Adams. Local groups meet Luther League Thursday and Abbie Ericson visits from Portland Maine. Shore trips to Grove Beach Short Beach and Park & Pollard feeds advertised with fall painting notice by John Rogers.

Cromwell Perry Spencer Hartford L. Nicander New Haven Yesteray A. C. Anderson South Manchester J. P. Anderson William Ahlquist Ralph Stocking Harriet (Savage) Wheelock Elizabeth G. (Ranney Adams A. F. Oberg Park & Pollard

George Beban in Jules of the Strong Heart at Westbrook

Westbrook Town Hall hosts a Tuesday night showing of Jules of the Strong Heart with George Beban delivering a tense drama of love and laughter.

Town Hall George Beban Jules Ady

Amston News Update and Local Moves

Amston notes a group camping trip to South Lyme and local travel to New Haven. Moves include Dr. Pendleton leaving the town leaving no practicing physician, and Howard Hart relocating to Cromwell for work. Other items cover a local dance, a road accident with minor injuries, horse purchase, visitors, and residents visiting family in town.

Amston William Brehant Fred Burnham Willimantic Burnham Walter Doubleday Tommy Licker F. Burnham Amston Hall Howard Hart R. F. Porter Cromwell Hart Emma Russell Indian Neck

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