Veterans Association Holds Memorial Services and Parade
Veterans Association Co A NG and Chatfield Guard held memorial services. In morning graves decorated by detail Irving Miller and others. Afternoon parade from armory to Riverside cemetery with Fulton’s band and F. R. White among officers. Oration by Rev John N Lewis Jr at Colonel Chatfield’s grave. Taps by Polito Jr followed by services for Interior F A Spencer. Large attendance. route included Abbott, North Main, West Main, North Riverside, Bank streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Lewis, Jr
George G. Jackson
Levi Wilcox
Frederick B. Webster
William H. Sandland
F. R. White
F. K. Woolworth
A. S. Goodrich
John Littlejohn
Louis A. Stocking
Robert E. Hannegan
N. G
Bugler
Polito, Jr
Serlies
Abbott Avenue
North Main Street
West Main Street
North Riverside Street
North Riverside
Bank
North Main Streets
Armory
Children Baptisms and Bible Honors at Local Churches
Yesterday marked Children’s Day at Methodist and Congregational churches with musical programs. At First church eight children were baptized and primary graduates received Bibles, while Second church baptized thirteen children and Third church four more, with names listed for all ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Baker
Dorothy Bruce Boulden
Angelin Louise Burrows
Merwin Gaylord Camp
Adolph Wilhelm Delescamp
Kenneth Wade Delescamp
Edna Schweiger
John Locke Vaill
Hannah Perry Anderson
Grace Louise Atwood
Ruth Edith Blakeslee
Gertrude Elizabeth Boulden
Lena DeLancey Lane
Gerard Robert Patzold
Nadine Elizabeth Scovill
Charles Hiram Upson, Jr
Robert Wyman Upson
Edward Wilbur Baer
George Edward Baer
Agnes Ethel Barnum
Dorothy Mather Chase
Frances Ventres Clark
Harriet Marie Davis
LaVerne Foster
Cameron Otto Klobedanz
Harold Midgley Pfarr
Herman Merritt Turrell
Ada Sinclair Watson
George Westley White
Mary Evelyn Walker
Roland Gransis Walker
Effie Smith Grilley
Albert Ernest Betts
Trolley Struck Cart on Willow Street Collision Injures Driver
A trolley struck a dump cart near Grove street on North Willow. George Wooding, the cart driver for George 8 Chatfield Co, was thrown out and injured with a cut face and bruised body. His horses bolted, sand scattered, and the wagon suffered minor damage. The trolley, coming from Johnson street, had just begun its incline when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Willow Street
George 8
Chatfield Co
West Main
Grove Street
George Wooding
Wooding
Johnson Street
Large Gathering Witnessed Marriage at Eagles Hall
Miss Annie Meyers and Morris Weinstein wed at Eagles hall with a large crowd of relatives and friends. Rabbi Silverman officiated, Liberman cantored, and Louis M. Raffel acted as master of ceremonies. Bridesmaids Miss E I Meyers and Miss Ray Weinstein wore white silk and carried bouquets. Groomsmen included Harold Raman and Samuel Mitchell. A reception followed with New Haven orchestra providing music. guests included Morrow family, Segel, Witz family, and many from New York City, Jersey City, Hartford, and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Hall
Annie Meyers
Moses Meyers
South Elm Street
Morris Weinstein
Dover
N. J
Rabbi Silverman
New Haven
M. Morrow
Florence Morrow
Josephine Morrow
Jersey City
Segel
A. Witz
H. Sobelevesky
Hartford
Julius Weinstein
Anna Kahan
Ray
Annie
Martha Weinstein
Solomon Weinstein
M. Weiss
Seigler
F. Schoenfeldt
Samuel Greenstone
Morris A. Steinman
New York City
C. Meyers
Gaelic League meeting outlines Irish tariff support and Fels Caoll plan
The Gaelic league of New England met at Haynes house Springfield with delegates from several towns. Timothy F Luddy and Hugh Moriarty represented local and secretarial roles. Officers were elected and a Fels Caoll event planned for November in Springfield featuring Irish literature, storytelling, and traditional performances. Waterbury noted for strong literary showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaelic League of
New England
Haynes House
Springfield
Timothy F. Luddy
Hugh Moriarty
America
Waterbury
Dr McSweeney
Brockton
Mass
Diarwould O'Shea
James J. Fitzgerald
J. J. O'Kane
Holyoke
Cat Rescued From Linden Street Tree By Lineman
For a week the cat holed in a Linden street elm near Judge HB Cole's house caused uproar. Humane Agent William M. Gillette notes hunger drove the behavior. A Southern Telephone lineman climbed, cut the limb, and brought the starved cat down. It recovered quickly and is said to be living in comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Street
HB. F. Cole
William M. Gillette
Gillette
Southern Telephone Company
Judge Cole
Haemon
Brooklyn Briefs Highlight Local Sports And Incidents
Brooklyn briefs recap a Waterville baseball clash between local business men, a Junior Amateur league crowd over 2,000 at golf grounds, a Bank street fruit-store note default, Clark Street extension work near John Henderson Jr’s house, St John Day fireworks on Bank Street, a sleigh-ride runaway near North Riverside, a doctor aiding a boy who drank beer, a wedding reception incident, and a sale ad for sulfur cream of tartar lozenges at Walker’s pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Waterville
Golf Grounds
Thomas O'Gorman
Bank Street
Joseph Garbarino
Clark Street
John Henderson, Jr
St John
North Leonard Street
Joseph Balthrush
New York
Porter Street
Charles
Charles Street
Mahaney
Borchardt
North Riverside Street
Dr Rumell
Matt Shannahan
Victor Buloto
Adam Buloto
Walker's
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the Curran Dry Goods CO
Panama
Panajah
THE
Arthur Bradley CO
Bank St
Bargain Millinery
P. S
M. A. Green
Buckingham
Charles Fine
East Main Street
Milan
Chip
A. F. Cowles
Buckingham Music Hall Building
Driggs & Smith Co
the Shapiro Furniture Co., Incorporated
East East Main
POLIS
Tia
Duesler Bros
People's Marat
Tel
Phoenix Ave
United Gas Improvement Co
George A. Upham
Col
West Main & Mattatuck Sts
Woodruff Grocery Go
Bernat Holczer
South Main St
Grand St
Apothecaries Hall CO
DEVOE
Ziglatzki-Marks Co
South Main
Curtis Art Co
Co A and
Chatfield Guard
Mey
E. L. Hellmann
Grand Street
Om Band
Wenzel
Panamas
Exchange Place
Weinstein-Meyers
Gaelic League
Trath Stone
DeWitt
Cat
Brooklyn Briefs
J. Rosenbaum
Buckingham Pharmacy
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