FISH & CHIPS
FRI, FEB 13
FRI, FEB 13
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2026 MEMBERSHIP DUES ($70) CAN BE PAID AT PHGS
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NEW PHGS HATS ARE IN
STOP IN AND PICK ONE UP
$20
STOP IN AND PICK ONE UP
$20
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EBBA'S LUNCH SPECIALS
11 AM TILL SOLD OUT
TUESDAYS
SHAVED STEAK GRINDER
$8
WEDNESDAYS
MEATLOAF, BROCCOLI, HOMEMADE MASHED POTATOES & GRAVY
$9
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The PHGS is pleased to announce the installation of an Automatic External Defibrillator
This device was provided with a grant from the Dime Bank Foundation.
This device was provided with a grant from the Dime Bank Foundation.
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FEAST OF THE HOLY GHOST
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BLESSING OF THE FLEET
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THE PHGS HALL AT 26 MAIN ST, STONINGTON, CT, IS NOW ON THE NATIONAL AND STATE REGISTER OF HISTORICAL PLACES
THE PHGS HALL AT 26 MAIN ST, STONINGTON, CT, IS NOW ON THE NATIONAL AND STATE REGISTER OF HISTORICAL PLACES
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www.facebook.com/PortugueseHolyGhostSociety06378
www.facebook.com/PortugueseHolyGhostSociety06378
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The Imperial Band, later called the Stonington Band, on Hancox Street in Stonington Borough at the time of World War I. (From South of the Cannons, the Portuguese Families of Stonington, Connecticut)
‘South of the Cannons', a new Stonington Historical Society book, tells of Portuguese who came from the Azores starting in the 1840s, creating a vital community on Connecticut side of the Atlantic
The Stonington Historical Society has published a new book by a local genealogist, Henrietta Mello Mayer. The book, “South of the Cannons, the Portuguese Families of Stonington, Connecticut,” has been a long-time project of the author, who was born on Omega Street in the community she writes about, the southern portion of Stonington Borough when it was a primarily Portuguese neighborhood. This new version of a book she published privately in 1978 is richly illustrated with photographs, some never put between covers before.
To order the book direct from the Historical Society, use this link: www.stoningtonhistory.org, then go to the tab for buying books.
‘South of the Cannons', a new Stonington Historical Society book, tells of Portuguese who came from the Azores starting in the 1840s, creating a vital community on Connecticut side of the Atlantic
The Stonington Historical Society has published a new book by a local genealogist, Henrietta Mello Mayer. The book, “South of the Cannons, the Portuguese Families of Stonington, Connecticut,” has been a long-time project of the author, who was born on Omega Street in the community she writes about, the southern portion of Stonington Borough when it was a primarily Portuguese neighborhood. This new version of a book she published privately in 1978 is richly illustrated with photographs, some never put between covers before.
To order the book direct from the Historical Society, use this link: www.stoningtonhistory.org, then go to the tab for buying books.
