Elizabeth Hale Marries Harry Hale at Methodist Church
Miss Elizabeth Hale and Harry Hale wed at the Portland Methodist Church in a ceremony led by Rev. R. E. Bisbee. The bride wore embroidered white net with satin, veil, and a shower bouquet. groom’s brother Truman Hale served as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home, and the couple planned a wedding trip to Chicopee, Massachusetts. The article notes active church work by the bride and a large turnout. Also reported are Red Cross clothing donations for Belgium and a community drive organized by Boy Scouts and local churches, with substantial local response and volunteer support.
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Strong
Harry Leslie Hale
Hale
Gildersleeve
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R. E. Bisbee
Lohenerin
Herbert Hanof Wesleyan
R H
Joseph Day
New Britain
Carsa
Elizabeth Hale
Frank (. Barker
Henry Keller
Bridgeport
Louise i
Truman Hale
Croom
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Sidney Keser
Mrs
Chicopeels
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Belgium
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Portlands
Iks
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S&s
Local Officials Disappointed by Sunday Fuel Reports
Across the state, observers note higher than expected fuel usage on Sundays. Company K personnel on duty report 76 incidents yesterday, nearly double last Sunday, signaling laxity in fuel conservation. Officials blame general laxity and cite autos traveling on Sundays as a contributing factor.
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Poison cases and local notices fill town bulletin
Reported illness from poison leaves Pri es Daly in serious condition at a hospital with eye and leg injuries. Voter session counts eight new electors. four appear among town groups. Card players, club meetings, and local visits note residents traveling to and from Old and New London as townsfolk discuss public affairs and illnesses.
Hunting Season Opens As Coal Petition Circulates
East Berlin residents welcome visitors including Mr. and Mrs. B Derenthal Miss Mabel Carlson Hulda Carlson and Louis Varsen while Dempsey visits on business. Miss Ida Mead hosts Miss Dorothy Sugenhime. Hazen fractures a rib in a wagon accident and will be laid up. Families urged to sign a petition at the post office or Robert Cole’s store to press State Fuel Administrator Russell to ease coal shortages for winter. Miss Freda Lund sails for Siberia with the U S Army nursing corps.
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B. Derenthal
J. Ryan
Springfield
Freda Lund
U. S. Army Nursing Corps
Siberia
Ellis Island
Georgia Kelsey
New Britain
B. Bentcheller
Russell
Robert Cole
Grippe_HEIGHTS and influenza impact in Durham area
In Durham on September 30 Edgar Stevens remains home with grippe while Margery Thayer teaches away from school due to flu. J F Bailey and Kenneth Roberts visit nearby towns. Doane family back from Springfield where a high school closed for Spanish influenza. Eight new electors registered Saturday. Mrs G Floydsaezan spoke on France and Red Cross but photo lectures failed due to fuse issues. WCTU to meet at Mrs Willis Goodale's Tuesday at 3.
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Durham
Edgar Stevens
J. F. Bailey
Killingworth
Margery Thayer
L. B. Markham
Middletown
Kenneth Roberts
Meriden
A. H. Roberts
F. A. Doane
Springfield
Mass
Willis Goodale
Hebron Liberty Loan activities and social events
In Hebron on September 30 Mrs. C. H. Douglass of Boston visited her mother Mrs. Horace Porter. Sergeant Winthrop Porter and Mrs. Porter left for New York for orders. A Liberty Loan rally was held in the town hall with Cushman of Hartford giving a rousing speech and Porter adding remarks. A reception and dance followed. A State Council of Defense program is planned for Saturday at noon featuring songs. Hebron will canvass for fourth Liberty Loan subscriptions led by John N. Hewitt and Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert with Mrs. Morgan G. Buckley chairing the women.
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Hebring
C. H. Douglass
Boston
Horace Porter
Winthrop Porter
Liberty Loan
John N. Hewitt
Anne C. Gilbert
Morgan G. Buckley
Colchester Election Looms As Town Votes Near
Colchester notes a week until town election day. Local events include opening of the fourth Liberty Loan at 12:30 with old guard band and Liberty chorus. Bells ring for the occasion. Social visits and local notices follow, plus a local ad for discounted beef at Goldberg's near the depot.
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Colchester
David S. Day
Bridgeport
Old Guard Band
Liberty Chorus
L. Broder
William Curgenven
Samuel Freidman
Daniel Goldberg
Depot
Will Get His Wish The Kaiser in Antebellum Days
The Kaiser used to complain that Americans went to France without visiting Germany. There are 1,600,000 Americans in France now and more are preparing to go, with the whole crowd expected to visit Germany before returning.
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France
Germany
Louisville
Courier-Journal
East Hampton Goes Over The Top In Liberty Loan Drive
East Hampton raises 87 600 for the fourth Liberty Loan drive becoming the first town to go over the top in the third and again this time at the church green crowds gather as the Liberty chorus sings a lunch on the war relic train planned for October 5 with soldiers to explain relics a food conservation poster by Miss Helen E Rich displayed at the library. Community notices include deaths and local visits with Red Cross meeting set for Tuesday and reflections on Frank Anderson funeral in Lake view cemetery.
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Church Green
Liberty
Helen E. Rich
Philip C. Arnold
Haddam
Arnold
Harold Tracy
Ruth Beckwith
Cromwell
Robert Beckwith
Mildred Perkins
Hartford
Jane Quigg
William Quigg
David Lowe
Bridgeport
Warren
Ralph
Yonkers
N. Y
Frank Anderson
Lakeview
Abertha Jones
Fred Jones
Borden
Chatham Pharmacy
Ady
Cromwell Boosts Fourth Liberty Loan Effort to Over the Top
Cromwell sets a $41 400 quota for the fourth Liberty Loan and urges townwide canvassing to meet the goal. Captains will report daily results to keep residents informed as workers increase help. An upcoming War Bureau meeting in the Red Cross rooms is planned for Tuesday. Beaumont and Garde join the legal advisory board alongside Peirson and Chapman. Luther League opts to meet Wednesday at the Skoogs’ home instead of Thursday.
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T. W. Beaumont
War Bureau
Red Cross
A. E. Garde
W. R. Peirson
George F. Chapman
Luther League
Alec Skoog
Local Notes from Chatham Middletown Parish Revised
Sept 30 local items report Miss Fannie Baxter returning from Boston. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fellowes back to Flushing L I after three months away. Miss Dorothy Collins recovering from illness. Red Cross schedules gauze work at Evergreen hall and sewing at Library hall with clothing drive for French and Bens extended to Wednesday. Families to donate linen at Mrs Lawson’s home by Wednesday morning. Hamilton family closed summer home and departed for winter.
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Chatham
Haddam
Fannie Baxter
Boston
Lawrence Fellowes
Flushing
L. I
Dorothy Collins
Red Cross
Evergreen Hall
Library Hall
Collee
Centerbrook Social News Quiet Weekend Activities
Mr and Mrs William Magee Jr returned from Bridgeport and New York where Mr Magee fell ill with influenza Saturday night Arthur Bushnell of the U S navy spent the weekend with his parents Walter Bliss of New York is visiting his son on Main street Robert A Gladwin was home from Hartford over Sunday Mr and Mrs William Stearns visited in Bridgeport over the weekend A large delegation from Centerbrook attended Ivoryton Sunday for the unveiling of the Ivoryton honor roll
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Centerbrook
William Magee, Jr
Bridgeport
New York
Wiliam Stearns
Deep River Social notes and Liberty Loan drive update
Illness report for James L. Henry returns from Vermont. several town residents visit Hartford and New York. A local Equal Franchise League meeting is planned, Republican caucuses set for October 4 and 11 to nominate candidates, and Liberty Loan drive aims to raise 138000 with a detailed canvassing roster. Princess in Stella Maris noted.
October Mother's Club meeting set at M E church
Middlefield reports the October Mother's Club gathering at the M E church parlors on Thursday at 2 30. Miss Bertha Birdsey will speak. A reception for town school teachers is planned by the W C T U and Mothers club at the town hall on Tuesday from 8 to 10 pm. James If Lyman of Chicago has returned home. Betty Schumaker of New York visited C Lyman. Harriet Northrop of Meriden stayed with Ida Hall. Katharine Coe of New York was home for the weekend. Aaron Bushnell and family of New Haven spent Sunday with G S Goodrich. Sarah Lyman resumes teaching in New Jersey.
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Middlefield
Mother’s Club
M. E
Bertha Birdsey
Mothers’ Club
James If Lyman
Chicago
Betty Schumaker
New York
Lyman
Harriet Northrop
Meriden
Ida Hall
Katharine Coe
Aaron Bushnell and
New Haven
G. S. Goodrich
Sarah Lyman
New Jersey
Mathewson Lyman Wedding at the Lyman Home
Alma Lyman, eldest daughter of Charles E. Lyman, married Paul Mathewson of New York at 4 o’clock Saturday afternoon. Rev G B Hawkes officiated at the Congregational church home ceremony with autumn flowers, a white satin dress, orange blossom veil, and Bride’s roses bouquet. Best man Earl Mathewson. Prof Mc Coy of New York assisted. guests from Illinois Ohio New York and several Massachusetts Connecticut towns.
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Norwich
Prof. McCoy
New York
Stueck
Illinois
Ohio
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