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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1918

Page

6

Local Junior Food Army Exposition Highlights Portland

Portland hosts a summer Junior Food Army display with exhibits on garden products canning and economics. Youth teams from Uncle Sam’s Savers Hoover’s Helpers and Penfield Hill Patriots presented cooking and garden demonstrations at Charter Oak Park attracting Middletown and county visitors. A war news note reports Sergeant Hale in hospital recovering from injuries while registry day is announced for men turning 18.

Food Army Jay Ihot Band Middletown Gilderschool Fund John Fitzgerald John Abbey Uncle Sam’s Savers Frances Erlick Kathriyn Rainey Caroline Munson State Ir Charter Oak Park Hoover Gildersleeve Kavanaugh Helen Anderson Marion Ogren Esther Eliason Lena Babero Portland

Aged Woman Says Simple Remedy Restored Strength

An elderly claimant describes a feeble condition improved by Vinol or similar tonic. The letter cites personal restoration and renewed vigor after using the product, noting significant health gains and enhanced well being.

Cromwell Rally for War Service Observed Tonight

Cromwell prepares for a patriotic rally at the town flag pole at seven oclock with Dr F K Hallock and school singing planned. War Bureau lines up autos for registration, plans a War Gardens exhibit September 14, and honors veterans with a public demonstration as French band passes through Middletown en route to Hartford.

Cromwell A. McRae East Haddenn Robert Carroll Bridgeport Ira Barrows Stetson Katherine New York Jesse Abel A. N. Pierson War Bureau F. K. Hallock Edward W. Johnson War Chest Plan W.P. Couch Food Army Gardner Home Main Street Couch Middletown Hartford Ben State Guard Boy Scouts W.R. Pierson Andrew

Ladies Aid Social at Meth odist Church in Rocky Hill

The Ladies' Aid society and Epworth league of the Methodist church host a social at the Rocky Hill Methodist church this evening. Members who pledged to earn a dollar this summer will present their earnings and methods. An entertainment and refreshments are planned with no admission fee.

Rocky Hill Ladies’ Aid Society Epworth League of the Methodist Church Grange Hall Trustees The Methodist Episcopal Church Andrew Twaddle New York Martin Tennyson Hartford Hospital W. A. Hammond Winslow Massachusetts Frank Churchill Lebanon Oward Wilcox Bridgeport Herbert Wilcox George Parker Hartford

East Haddam Enjoys Late Summer River Outings

East Haddam residents and visitors recount a busy week on Long Island Sound with cruising and boating on various vessels including the Comrade, Mary F, and personal motorboats. U S surveyors operate nearby with River Side Inn serving as a base while rail shooters and pushers draw interest as September lingers.

Haddam H. Z. Clarke Long Island J. E. Elmendorff W. EB. Gates Mattituck L. L Gate Mary F U. S River Side Inn H. S. Hotchkiss Catherine New Haven William Dougherty Bof Moodus River Side Garage

Centerbrook Ladies Return to Meetings This Week

Centerbrook records that the Ladies Friendly Society resumes after a two month vacation with a meeting Thursday afternoon with Miss Ida Wilcox. Miss Jennie Hubbard visits the parsonage. Miss Lenora Holt accepts a job at W. J. Prann's store. Mid week service is tonight in the conference house. C. J. Jones visits New London on business. Aiken Williams of Hartford calls on customers in town.

Centerbrook Ladies’ Friendly Society Ida Wilcox Jennie Hubbard Lenora Holt W. J. Prann C. J. Jones New London Aiken Williams Hartford

East Hampton War Garden Exhibit Fails to Draw Crowd

In East Hampton on September 11 the planned children's war garden exhibit drew little interest. Despite the tepid turnout, organizers aim to reschedule soon. Local news notes visits, hospital recoveries, Red Cross meeting, and upcoming town hall registrations for men 18 to 46. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives in Hartford, Boston, and Brooklyn, with travel by automobile.

East Hampton Margaret Walsh Middletown Nanno Bride Percy Clark Jones and A. D. Williams Clifford Watrous G. K. White Lebanon Smith U. S. Artillery Camp Sill Oka David Bride Red Cross Society Chatham Hall Margaret Murnane L A N. M. Purple Stanley Bevin Albert Starr Ruby C. Watrous Mary D. Wall Kirby S. Carpenter John R. Rich the Sacred Heart T. A. B. Society O’connell C. Williams Charles Taylor Bertha Arthur Donnellan Anna Frederman Brooklyn Carl Johnson Town Hall

Higganum Social Notes Hit Middletown Visitations

Higganum residents report visits and illnesses with several locals in Middletown and Haddam. Mrs Axel Stone and Miss Ellen Madelin are mentioned plus updates on crops, barn construction, and a Red Cross meeting at the schoolhouse. Four Higganum men in France recalled old times and sailor Wesley Greaves’s naval enlistment is noted.

Saybrook Point Social Roundup September Notes

Mrs George Pratt and daughter returned to Hartford after visiting Mrs F S Pratt. Mrs Norval Bacon of Newton Mass was a guest of Miss Edith S Pratt. Miss Helen Brady will teach at Alfred Burr school in Hartford. J A Ayer was a recent out of town visitor. Mrs Lucius Sheffield and daughter were out of town visitors. William D Vars visited his sister in Westerly. G Ward Hayden of New Haven visited his mother Mrs R B Tain tor. Wesley LeGrange spent Sunday in Hartford. Mrs William B Miller died in Waterbury and leaves husband son a sister and her father John Rockwell of Saybrook. Miss Annie Day spent days in New Haven.

Saybrok Point George Pratt Hartford F. S. Pratt Norval Bacon Newton Mass Edith S. Pratt Helen Brady Alfred Burr J. A. Ayer Lucius Sheffield William D. Vars Westerly G. Ward Hayden New Haven Annie Day

Old Saybrook Civic Notices and Local Updates

Republican and Democratic caucuses set for Friday and Monday evenings in town hall. Misses Swan of Haddam visiting Warren family. Joel M. Beard returns to Mt. Herman studies. Coldest morning yet at 43 degrees. Selectman Chapman improving after illness. Mrs William Miller funeral in Waterbury at 25, daughter of John Rockwell. Mrs George Beach and son Jack visit Newport. Norman B. Clark transferred to Governor's Island officers' school for overseas prep. William R Bushnell et al. appointed to assist in registering ages 18 to 45 on Sept 12 in town hall. Hartford-Haddam train engine failure delays junction arrival. Benny Jones joins naval reserves. Rev P H Bradin visits Hartford. Miss Jennie Phelps reviews Haddam property repairs at Saybrook Point. Distinctively styled dresses and skirts advertised by A F Kokojan Essex.

Old Saybrook William Miller Waterbury John Rockwell George Watson Beach Jack Hartlands Newport R. I Norman B. Clark Amp Devens Governor's Island Charles S. Gates William R. Bushnell C. C. Fairbanks Edwin C. Spencer John A. Ayre R. J. Burns Town Hall Hartford Haddam Benny Jones Oyster River District P. H. Bradin Fenwick Jennie’ Phelps Saybrook Point A. F

Chester News Briefes September Farm and Draft Updates

John J. Bole has returned home to Chester and works at the local draft board in Deep River after being called in the deferred draft class. George Van Brunt joins M. S. Brooks & Sons factory. Barney Everettts resigns from Winchester factory in New Haven and plans move to New York. Chester fair set for September 27. Everett Church of New Britain visits his parents and Mrs G Warren Church.

Chester John J. Bole Deep River George van Brunt M. S. Brooks & Sons Barney Everetts Winchester New Haven New York Everett Church New Britain G.warren Chuch

Freckle Cream from Lemons and Orchard White

A home remedy claims to make freckles sunburn windburn and tan fade by blending juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of lotion. Advertises grocers and drug stores supplying ingredients for a small cost and asserts the lotion is harmless.

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