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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1908

Page

12

Bank cashier cites $85,000 Somersworth loss

Fred M. Varney, cashier of the First National Bank of Somersworth, says the bank shortage will be about $85,000 and likely not much more, while he is under bond awaiting action by the United States court.

Somersworth N. H First National Bank of Fred M. Varney United States

Varney Denies Large Bank Shortage In Interview

Varney rejects circulating figures of a 125000 shortage and says the true deficit will be about 85000 after the books are examined. He notes no safety deposit boxes were touched and blames only himself for the losses from stock speculation while offering to help straighten the affair.

Varney

Morse's Credited for Correct Goods and Service Standards

A terse slogan highlights Morse's store as the place where accuracy and quality meet. The line suggests customers rely on Morse's for dependable products and trusted service.

Runaway marriage ends school romance in Nahant

Harold Moore a Exeter Academy student from Portland Oregon and Miss May Margaret Cullen of Swampscott ran away to Providence to wed. Both 19, their elopement followed a romance begun last summer at Nahant and met with initial disapproval from Cullen family. The couple returned to Swampscott where relatives await reconciliation.

Mr. Moore Exeter Moore Miss Cullen Providence Evanoff Salem Burrill Street Swampscott Simons Snow Nahant Elopers

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