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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1918

Page

6

Portland Foundry Buys Large Factory Property

Portland records an important acquisition by the Portland Foundry Company, a Baird Machine subsidiary, purchasing acres of land and factory buildings from Portland Manufacturing Co. The deal includes rail siding rights and a state right of way, with modernization under way to handle increased output and employment.

Portland Foundry Co Portland Portland of Trade John Co Portland Foundry The of Trade Portland Manufacturing Co Alfred Gildersleeve Portland Foundry Company Baird Machine Company Bridgeport New England Enameling Co Air Line Railroad H. C. Finkle Portland Board of Trade

Hebron Caucus Nominates Local Officials in Republican Meeting

In Hebron at a town hall caucus on Monday the nominees for next year were named: First selectman Edwin T. Smith and assessor Edward A. Smith, with John N. Howitt and Jaren B. Tennant plus Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt on the town school committee. Also noted were local movements as Winthrop Porter returns from France on furlough, and plans for Keifer properties near the Marlborough Hebrew line.

Hebron Charles G. Allyn Robert Allyn Hartford Town Hall First Selectman Edwin T. Smith Edward A. Smith John N. Howitt Jaren B. Tennant Sherwood Roosevelt R. D. Wright Alphons Wright Willimantic Winthrop Porter France Ohio Irving Rogers Middle Haddam Rogers Andover Keifers New York Marlborough

Robinson Lord Wedding in Hebron at 25th Anniversary

Miss Mary Adelaide Lord married Lucius Waterman Robinson of Columbia in Hebron First Congregational Church on Friday September 20 at 6 o’clock. The ceremony honored the bride's parents 25th wedding anniversary and included music, a reception, out of town guests, and a social program.

Eleanor Lord Aaron Ward Helen E. Gilbert Bertha Porter Susan Miner Hebron Barbara E. H. Davis Wallingford Randall Porter Columbia Mires C. BE. Pendleton Colchester Harriett Robinson H. W. Porter Wibur- Paine East Hartford Harriet Porter Walnut Hill Seminary Anna Brown St. V. Congden Norwich Free Academy

Ivoryton Social Notes and Local Appointments

Ivoryton, Sept 23 A postponed Ivoryton Y M C A meeting is noted. Residents travel to New Haven Boston Williamstown and Middletown for visits. Edward Edberg to tuberculosis hospital for treatment. Local clubs invite new parents to join. Pulpit guest Rev Garfield of New Haven. Various residents ill traveling guests at homes of Rockwell and Coombs.

Ivoryton Florence Barnes New Haven George M. Walkley Williamstown Mass Emma Chrystal Sarah F. Strickland Anne Lindgren Zylphia Wilcox Middletown Sherley Haskill James Spencer Boston Edward Edberg Mr. Garfield Congregational Church Theodore Lund Helen Starling J. B. Spencer Chester Emiline Wright Dallas Texas James H. Rockwell Mabel Johnson Deep River Edna Coombs

East Berlin Visitors and Schedule Note

East Berlin dated Sept 28 reports Mr and Mrs Peck of New Haven visiting relatives. A Sunday schedule change left the Branch train on summer timing. Mr and Mrs Burnett and niece returned from Peekskill. Arthur Heise of the ordnance department is home on furlough. Georgia Kelsey, visiting Mrs Morgan Hadlyme, has returned home. The Holigan families from Southington were visiting relatives.

East Berlin Peck New Haven H. A. Burnett Nee Peekskill Arthur Heise Ordnance Department Georgia Kelsey Dr. Morgan Hadlyme William Holigan Edward Holigan Southington

East Hampton Junior Food Army win prizes at town exhibit

Members of the Junior Food Army in East Hampton earned first prizes at the local town hall exhibit and had their projects advance to the Lakeview Park county fair. Newton Clark won for best vegetable variety with garden tools as the prize. Mae Stocking, potatoes and jelly blue ribbons. Helen Rich, first and second place for four cans of pears. Eleanor Carpenter, muffins. Wayne Denman sent popcorn but lacked twelve ears to qualify. he plans to submit more at the Berlin fair.

East Hampton Town Hall Lakeview Park Middletown Newton Clark Mae Stocking Helen Rich Eleanor Carpenter Wayne Denman Marion Sellew William Bower Arline Wall

Rock Hill News Notes and Camp News

Rocky Hill reports a state guard drill this evening and a town dedication of the honor roll at Wethersfield on Sunday. Several residents visited Hartford and Spymefield. About 108 men, including Bernard J. Fagan and Joseph A. Goitner, prepare to leave October 10 for Camp Greenleaf Ga. Owing to influenza at Camp Devens, soldiers lack furloughs and none are home on Sunday. Elwood Belden went to Camp Devens to see his son.

Madeline Wall New H Postm William Wall Charles Reardon James Reardon Red Cross Society Chatham Hall Joseph Flood New Haven William Jae Hyen Howard Clark Boston John Miller Edna Anderson Middletown Co. L 6Th Infantry Conn D. Miller R. Davies Hartford Flora Hitchcock Roy D. Hitchcock Hitchcock Wiedman Ft. Ethan Allen Camp Hancock R. A. Wall Rocky Hill State Guard Wethersfield Sidney Templeman Edna Peck William Roberts Eugene Brown The Valley Railroad Helen Wall Ja Bailey East Hampton Wilbur H. Hale Main Street Camp Greenleaf Bernard J. Fagan Joseph A. Goitner Stanley Spencer Elwood F. Belden Camp Devens Walter N. Belden

Local News and Society Notes from Durham and Clinton

Durham and Clinton community notices summarize visits by Elmer F Stevens and J R Smith at Beach Park, weekend gatherings by the White family of Guilford, and local club events. The Y M C A miceline at the Methodist parsonage, O U A M meeting, and a town school committee session are announced. Red Cross appeal for warm garments for Belgian refugees urged to Miss Lou A Leach.

Durham A.M. Alling Elmer F. Stevens J. R. Smith O. D. Hubbard Beach Park Clinton Harry White Howard Guilford J. C. Atwell Methodist Lou A. Leach Red Cross Society G. W. Bailey Meriden M. HB. Church W. H. Goodale

Liberty chorus to help unveil Ivoryton honor roll

Chester notes the Liberty chorus is invited to participate in unveiling Ivoryton’s honor roll next Sunday. rehearsal for members is set for Saturday at 7 30 PM in the High school hall. Also mentions visitors, illnesses, and upcoming fair plans for the local society.

Chester Chester Liberty Chorus Ivoryton Bessie Tyler R. W. Abbey Hartford Jane Stoll Louise Kaiser Westbrook J. B. Spencer Emiline Wright James H. Rockwell

The Way She Says It

A brief item notes how a neighbor woman remarks on male behavior with the phrase You know how men are revealing social stereotyping and the casual tone of everyday discourse in Ohio State Journal.

Ohio State Journal

Deep River Social Notes and Local Illnesses

Deep River records list guests from Catskill and New York visitors staying with local residents. Diptheria affects Myrrell Abbey and Francis Wolak dies at age 11 with the burial at St. Joseph's Catholic cemetery. Town events announce Pershing's Crusaders at the town hall and William S. Hart’s The Silent Man in Artcraft.

Deep River Edward Stome Catskill N. Y Malvina Johnson Myrrell Abbey Clifford Abbey Village Street Maud Fox Westbrook Francis Wolak the Plains St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery Frank L’hommedieu Paul Hagen Ralph Wright Helen Desmond New York Jeremiah O’shea Donald Harris Hartford W. R. Harris Raymond Hatfield EF. G. Burke Oliver Markham Town Hall Pershing Crusaders

Ominous Quiet in Crimson Gulch Icy Warning

A Washington Star strip frames Bronco Bob noting the town’s calm hides a readiness for violence as rivals the Bocies face off with concealed ammo and tension. The exchange signals brewing conflict beneath peaceful surface.

Washington Star Crimson Gulch Bronco Bob

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