Northeast Dover Correspondence Highlights Local Death and Visits
The Northeast Dover column notes a death reported Monday, visits by Asa Caulkins and wife to Lee Lester’s family, and Mrs. Shipman with son Clair spending the afternoon with her parents. Clarence Gifford cut his hand badly recently, with other brief items about local residents and sales notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Gorham
Asa Caulkins
Lee Lester
Charles Shipman
Son Clair
Mra Jacob
Frank Powers
Jerry Hicker
Clarence Gifford
Howard School Social Sees Weekend Visitors
The Social at the school house Friday was a success and many attendees are mentioned. Mr and Mrs Charley Pike Mrs McConkey and others visited Elmer ick and Everett McConkey, with absences and house moves noted. Clyde pene and Will sr Wain with daughter Mar i were also present Sunday with Mr and Mrs wil Murry and families.
FOR SALE ADS AND LOCAL NOTES COMPILED
A jumble of small advertisements and local notices includes multiple for sale items such as White Leghorn chicks, pure seed barley, thrifty shoats, and seed oats with germination claims. Also listed are a 241 acre farm in Ashstabule County Ohio, telephone contact, and a range of personal notices and brief community anecdotes.
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Dennis Aeschliman
Wauseon
Earl Salsberry
Bein
Ottokee
Fink & Hellmesser
Oak Shade
Tedrow Mutual
Jacob Layman
Demaline
Lyons
W. M. McLain
Delta
Ashstabule
Ohio
F. M. Collman
Noted soprano to be featured at Chautauqua show
Cities on the Redpath Chautauquas circuit will hear Alice Nielsen, Metropolitan Opera prima donna, with a capable supporting company traveling by private car. Her appearance closes a seven day program. Also announced is the William Owen company presenting The Servant in the House, a major last season hit.
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Redpath
Alice Nielsen to Headline Chau tauqua Week Program
Alice Nielsen, billed in 120 cities from Jacksonville to Chicago, will headline Chau tauqua week as a premier event. The internationally famed soprano, lauded for her transition from light opera to grand opera, has starred with Boston and Metropolitan Opera companies and is under contract with the Met in New York. A 1916 Chau tauqua program lineup is due for announcement within weeks.
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Alice Nielsen
Jacksonville
Fin
Chicago
Miss Nielsen
America
London
Victor Herbert
Boston
Metropolitan Opera
New York City
Three Great Songstresses From Scandinavia Draw Big Audiences
A report highlights Jenny Lind Christine Nilsson and Alice Nielsen as leading Scandinavian born or ascent artists who drew high incomes in the United States. It recalls Barnum’s 1850 contract with Lind for up to 160 concerts, a minimum 150000 payout, and profit sharing after Barnum’s costs, noting Lind’s 97 performances and about 712000 in receipts.
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Jenny Lind
Christine Nilsson
Alice Nielsen
Redpath Chautauqua
P. T. Barnum
United States
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