Portsmouth Herald (Newspaper) - April 8, 1910, Portsmouth, New Hampshire THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD VOL XXV NO 167 TRAIN DELAYED By Trouble with the locomotive on Dover Point Bridge While passing over the Dover Point bridge on Thursday locomotive of tho passenger train duo in this city at 4.50 became disabled In the breaking of the eccentric The accident happened on about the bridge and the train could not bo moved one way or the other until relief was summoned by telephone and a yard switching TALK TO THE and tlon with tho Isles of Sh marine cable will bo r within a few weeks tho Ing tho main land at and connecting to this ci The Telepost Compan the telegraph service ai pbone line will connec local central office sent there to haul the passengers to this city where they arrived about an hour behind the PORTSMOUTH N H FRIDAY APRIL 8.1910 Dally Republican with The Herald July 1 11102 PRICE TWO CENTS will have the tele- with the prie An opportunity for large savings on small purchases Notions are needed daily better supply your during a Sale that affords economies of the very rarest sort This Sale is broad in its scope every item that can rightly be classed under the of Notions is included And only a small portion of the gains obtainable are listed here there are hundreds more equally as interesting mat are not advertised Only standard qualities are involved Despite the fact that prices are unquestionably low we haven't lowered quality a single notch Full count full quality and low price is the trio that makes this sale worth while from the economic standpoint It's a veritable World of A world that low prices will speedily ulate Now then for the prices They're really remarkably low You'll that in the very first one you read further Safety Pins nickeled 3 sizes on card worth 6c card sale price Linen Finish Button Thread sale price Button Thread large 50 spools sale John J Clark's 200 yard Spool Basting Cotton while only 50 yard spools Basting Cotton 500 yards sc sale Black Darning Cotton Ironing Wax sale price Tape Measures 60 inches stitched Thimbles worth price Black Worsted Braid 5 yard pieces sale Shoe Laces and lengths per pair Silk Shoe Laces wide Tan and Black sale price Children's Hose wide elastic worth IDC White Tape 24 yard pieces sale Tape in Bunches assorted Corset Laces 5 yards long Snap Fasteners Black and White sale price doz Dressmaker's Silk ounce spools sale price Black Spool Silk i 1 3 spools for IDC V Comnon all sale price x Gem Pius till sizes Degrade Mourning Pins sale Mourning Pins on Card worth sale Pin Books assorted IVack White Colors regular ice each Seam Binding all silk Black regular price sale Hump Hooks Hyes Black and While Pearl Buttons on card per dozen Clark's O N T Darning J uona sale price I2C V Light Weightless Shields pairs or Braid a of patterns piece Plated Collar Buttons i dozen on card per dozen V Gold Plated Collar Pins worth IDC pair Invisible Halt Pins sizes in box Hair Pin Cabinets large plaid boxes Many Changes of Residence Substitute Teacher in One School Latest Reports from Severa of the Sick People spool Spool per dozen spools ic spool 6 pieces for 50 pair pair piece bunch pair paper 40 paper box card for 50 I2C pair box each TOILET ARTICLES AT REDUCTIONS Violet Talcum regular ire boxes 250 boxes T Perfumed Toil i Si rips 3 cakes in Inx sale price Olive Simp in liox per box gc t Hair Brushes all ai Toilet Soap Guest Room size 35 A Polish 250 A Tooth Brushes special lot at only T T f t f i igc bottle 170 jar IDC each 150 dozen French Co i t i f T Y T f f t T T T T The News of Numerous Social and Church Events Kittery Me April 8 Kittery telephone The York Harbor and Beach road will inaugurate its schedule of trains for the summer on Monday George P Emery of Otia avenue cut bis wrist badly with an axe chopping wood Wednesday Regular meetings of B G Parker G A R and Col Mark F Wentworth camp Sons of Veteran were heid Thursday evening Kittery Baseball team will play Portsmouth at Portsmouth Thursday April 28 The summer home of Scott Gordon of New Bedford Mass at the Inter- vene is being painted Mr Mrs George Williams of Government street were in Salem on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Curtis Chick will Point ot Otis avenue Jennie of York was a visitor In town week Dr C E Johnston of Portsmouth was a visitor in town on Wednesday Carpenter Joseph B Fletcher U S N stationed at the navy yard has purchased the Wiiley estate on ger's island Josiah Lewis of Otis avenue fell on Wednesday receiving injuries which will restrict him to the house for some time Cults wharf was a busy place on Thursday there being four vessels tied up to tug M Mitchell Davis and the schooners Margaret Scud and Moses B Linscott The Rebekah degree staff will have a drill this evening at 7.30 A regular meeting of St Tribe of Red Men will be held this evening in Grange Preparations are being made for a sale to be held under the auspices of the Social circle of the Second Christian church next week A business meeting of the tian Endeavor Society was held at the home of Alexander Dennett of ed Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Thomas D Bray Fred Blake has launched his gas oline boat Mrs William Kimball suffered a shock Thursday night and IB in a serious condition Harold S Chambers of Maiden Mass is visiting friends in town Mrs Everard J Moulton is ing the Fernald school during the temporary absence of the regular In- Miss Maud Moulton Frank T Clarkson was in ford Thursday on business Mrs Chester Emery is confined to her home by illness i Ernest Hoyt is breaking in as con- ductor on the Atlantic Shore Line The P D Whist club meets afternoon with Mrs Herbert E next week Mrs Marcia Roberts has returned home after passing weeks with a sick relative in Dover The K F G Fancy work club meets Thursday afternoon April 2 with Mrs Frank E Getchell YACHT U HELP FOR OLD HOME WEEK At the last meeting of the mouth Yacht club the matter sisting in the Old Home Week bration was talked among the large membership that were present Everybody appeared very tic on the coming celebration and vote was unanimous that the club ot- ter every assistance possible to the committee who will have charge tyf the success of the event This act of tho club should be lowed by other organizations RB interest by associations means much in the way of arranging the several the TRAIN WRECK HERO HERE The Echo street Thursday evening usual routine was observe A soodly number of Masons from this side of the river attended the St Andrew's lodge in Portsmouth last evening Wallace Dowden of Lynn is in town Mrs Frank Burnham and child Scarboro Me are the guests of here and at Portsmouth Mrs George Smart and two dren of Pine street arc visiting in Boston Mrs Abby Johnson of Portsmouth was in town on Thursday The house on Newmarch street which has been vacant for nearly a year has been taken by a party from the navy yard Dr of tha Boston National baseball club who did such heroic work among the injured in tho wreck of Thursday on the Louisville and Nashville railroad near Saxton s the brother of Mrs George H ilson of Salter street this city Dr Martel who is the star catcher of the Boston club visited here where he has quite a few uaintances who congratulate him in his escape from injury and on the good work he rendered the ate After pulling the dead engineer rom the ruins of the locomotive he up the head of the fireman and after other train hands and passengers He was the only physician the people on the train and with the assistance of hia comrades labored until he was himself i THE WEATHER Friday night and ing weather tonight fair and warmer Saturday westerly winds A DEAL IN HORSEFLESH James Harvey of Boyd road has sold his fast pacing mare to R H Beacham and Son for a fancy price Kittery Point Kittery tele- phone Miss Hazel Pruett is out of doors again after an illness Miss Berenice Finethy is ill The Eureka Whist club of mouth met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Frank Locke Mr and Mrs Claudo Colby will reside in the house of Mrs Agnes Davis on the Bartlott road Charles Wilson is to move into the house of Charles Tobey recently by Harry Miss Angelina Eliot Sc qt at Cater and field's 111111 LIGHT The Bright Light and the Right Light lor Spring Fall Winter LB i Finer Ci j I S WHITAKER Supt mi 11 in 111111 CONSTITUTION CIRCLE OBSERVED ANNIVERSARY Fifteen Good Years Closed with Fine Party on Thursday Evening Constitution Circle Companions of the Forest of America one of the gest fraternal organizations of this city celebrated Its sary on Thursday evening at the rooms of the Portsmouth Catholic Un- ion on The Circle was organized Marcb 17 1895 with a charter list of five members over half of which are still found working in the ranks for the good of the order especially in the relief of the sick Since its organization the Circle has done creditable work in caring for the disabled and sick and has paid nearly in death claims The ladies have to feel proud of the work and the financial condition of the order and it is ful If any branch of in the state can produce tive body and duplicate the record of Constitution Circle were the first Junior Past Chief Companion Elizabeth McCarthy Miss Mary Carthy Sub Chief Miss Nellie Kenneally Recording Secretary Miss Annie Claire Financial Secretary Min Mary A McCarthy Treasurer Miss Right Miss Anna Keefe rence Miss Sullivan Outside Guard Miss Catherine sey The present officers of the Circle who assisted the Chief Mrs Margaret Kelley day night as Chief Miss Margaret Meade Chief Companion Mrs Margaret Kelley Sub Chief Companion Miss Mary Financial Secretary Miss Anns Lynch Treasurer Mias Elizabeth T Kane Recording Secretary Mrs Ryan Right guide Miss Left Guide Mrs Norah Hennessey Inside Guard Mrs Catherine O'Brien H Outside Guard Mrs Elizabeth Trustees Miss Elsie Mrs Mary and Mrs Mary of the gathering on were whist and dancing big scores went t Ladies prize Mrs Nellie brick prize shirt pattern Miss Teresa Jones first prize pair of gloves James Smith second prize necktie Peter Consolation prize ladles Mrs Joha Kennedy Consolation prize Mr EVENIS ELIOT Some Notes on the Coming Town Centennial of the Doings of the South Eliot Eliot Me April S In the absence of a pastor the mon aj the South Eliot Methodist church on Sunday will be preached by Rev Augustine Caldwell The evening service be in charge of the League A new pastor is expected to be assigned in time tor the services of April 24 Mrs Edgar Sherman Paul is re- much praise this week for her work in connection with Sunday evening's Sunday school concert at the South Eliot Methodist church Mrs Paul was in the music and of the speaking by the children and got the re- Monday's Eliot news letter It is stated that the upper part of Eliot on the Eliot on the electric railway or the neighboring section of South Berwick is to be the of an attempt to a small village The idea comes from the location of the Atlantic Shore Line and Railway car barn and thai of the electric railway employes ing near tie barn unless more ara built The project as hazy condition at present Arbor day next will re- than usual attention in Eliot as the sentiment of the calls for especial work toward beau- the town In centennial year By some means probably an er- ror in copying the name of C F Leadbetter was omitted list of members of the pio- gram committee chosen Tuesday for the town centennial As Mr Leadbetter is the Eliot High principal the omission is an tant one to correct George N BUtler of this town is the census enumerator for South Berwick village There is very little doing this In the way of setting pur new trees White Outing Flannel good value at For This Sale 5 Yard Elastic Belts with I Fancy Gilt Buckles White Navy After A7 THE STAPLES STORE A FEW HEMS FOR OUR SATURDAY AFTER SUPPER SAIF COMMENCING AT SIX O'CLOCK Misses Supporters in Black Alter Supper Sale Hemmed or Fringed Turkish and Large Huck For This Ladies or Jabots made from tine Lawn and trimmed with After Supper Price Women's Black Imitation Petticoats only 3 dozen to and Misses Light Weight Spring Coats lar Down Women's Hemstitched Ruffled Drawers made from Supper Price Summer Weight Jersey Vests low neck no sleeves well worth After Supper Green School After Supper LEWIS E STAPLES 7 MARKET ST w WHAT WE SAY IS SO
