Exeter's 92 year old Miss Towle remembered warmly
The obituary style notice recalls Miss Towle of Exeter aged ninety two, the town's oldest resident. Born to General Joseph Towle, educated in boarding school and Portsmouth musical study, she moved to Exeter in 1872 and has since been a respected guest at the Squamscott house. She is praised for her mind, current events knowledge, and her gracious presence at the hotel, with many friends and gifts from strangers.
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Exeter
Aig
Pune
Towle
Epping
Joreph Towle
Portsmouth
Bron Q
Squamscar Soush
Arthur J. Reed
Lfe
Miles Towle
J. Warren Towle
Harvard
Daniel Webster
Dana Hall
Portralta
Anperior
Miss Towle
Questa
Toska
Reed
Frank
Rollins’ Company
Milwaukee
Miss
Cuarence M. Collins
Pred’ W. Sanborn
Alvin H. Fors
Judge Rooms
Rockingham Tuncsion
Manchester
Boston
White River Junction
Grand Trunk
New Hampshire Commissioners of Pharmacy
George F. Barbour
Haverhill
Mass
Everett RB. Colburn
Emile D. Mile
Victor G. Garland
Hampton
Frederick A. Clark
Victor Proix
Taimis D. P. Wingate
Bener
The
Exeter Garvilo
Mount. Pleasant
Wilbur Wink
WD. Poole
Fay
Swampscattlo
Prod Tibbetts
Thomas Mather
Tinker
Lieut
Bunker
Admiral Bnehlar
Key ‘West, Ploride
Toll Bridge Toll Rates Stated by Rockingham Supreme Court
The supreme court at Rockingham orders revised tolls for the Portsmouth bridge to be collected by the proprietors. Rates set for pedestrians, wagons, carriages, sleighs, lorries, and motor vehicles, with passenger caps and additional charges per extra rider. Season tickets offered with defined three month intervals and amounts.
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Supreme Court
Rockingham
Portsmouth Bridge
Aving
Vwrank N. Parsons
E. Walter
H. Bingham
John E. Young
Rovert J. Peas
A. d. Stittiet
York Beach Concert Aids Perkins Institution Benefit
A crowd attended a Miawatha concert with an illustrated talk on blind education to benefit the Perkins Institution of Boston. Speakers included Edward Rey and organizers Michard Barnard, Alfred Ierox, and others. Names of attendees from L E and New England towns are listed among supporters.
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Neveu
Tiawatha
Long Sands
Clara Wabber
Arthur Mowe
Perkins Institution of
Boston
Miawatha
Edward Rey
Ela Snoths
Michard Barnard
Manis
Alfred Ieronx
Viuliulsl
Notice to Water Takers Insecure Entry Policy
Water Department authorizes its employees wearing identification to enter houses to inspect fixtures. A stranger placing alders on falouts was not authorized. Signed by Mrs Loputinent 77 Parker, Superintendent.
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Water Department
Vonly
Loputinent
Parker
Dover Dolngs and Local Business Changes in Dover
Dover, Ace, L-The Jackson Express. company closes after over half a century. American Express assumes control. Tarbox Express becomes sole local competitor, with 15 cent minimum, boosting business. Milwaukee encampment plans for Crescent company and others depart by special car. Dover clerks win a game at Dover Point and hold a clam bake. Major Vough, wounded at Malburg, Va, returns after Libby Prison captivity and reunion with his wife.
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Dover
Ace
Jackson Express
Ventuy
Existehce
Central
American Express Company
Jackson Company
Americea
Milwaukee Club
Crescent. Company
Tri. Furnt Rank
Milwaukee
Wis
Dover Camlingent
Ruston
Chicago
Cocheco
MacMic Mills
Dover Point
Jacl Lough
Ely
Noughad
Major Hough
New Hampshire
Towit
New Castle Hosts Midsummer Festival Evening
New Castle is hosting a midsummer festival under the Kings Daughters with a Wentworth orchestra concert expected to draw a large crowd. Local hotel proprietors prepare for visitors as the season opens and a police blotter notes four drunks Saturday at the station with an empty cell room on Saturday night.
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Werald
Portsmouth and
Mistery Bridge
New Castle
Mig
Speinty
Rigmlation
Everels
Wentworth Orchestra
Moat Gleasant
Frances Mubley
Portsmouth
Bert Whiter
Sarah White
Haverhill
T He Po
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Peppe
Dorchester
Main
de Mpendiass
Vatmen Bewen
Ielloy
Cathy Colleau
Wateyyyila
Moore
Ora
Yradford
Erin Ray
Mort Pond
Hay
Cii
Niga
Jae Gnor
Plum
Atdition
Sonelais
R Cantain
Albert Cleaves
V. ¥. Winnketh
K Hi
Amphall
J. U. Klatt
O. G. Sn
G. AD. Brownell
Goldstar Uunths
Arnold
W. Usterhaug
J. Dass
Meutenant
J. C. Frentont
Holmes
H. Fysear
J, N. Ferguson
0. Carter
A. FF. Carter
J—b. 1. Selfridge
J. C. Kidd
J. Pollard
Japlain
H. D. Smit
Marine Corps
Savier
A. Glarka
Welch
Lewis
Stoddart
Robinson
Carver
Haag
Seerd
van Meter
Guray
Balter
Scanland
Busrh
H. Andrews
Cunner
Baxter
Coatswain
P. Herbert
N. Drake
Gonter
J. Sprite
W. $. Sullivan
T. H. McDonaugh
B. W. Wilson
Navy Yard
New York
North
Dakota
Delaware
Newport Newa Ship Building and Dry Dock Company
Fore River
Ihsi
Manila
North Dakota
Rene
Batian
Witel
Lotdhig
Graadside
United States Navy
Vince
Queen OF Sea
Trans. Co. Steamship Lines
Providence
Norfolk, Newport News
Baltimore
Allaubg City
Jersey Coast Resorts
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Weat
James Bertz
Agi C. W
Maynard
Doston
W. F. Turner
Omttee
Taximore
York Beach
Deltaugl
NEW Castle News
Isles of Shoals
Ss. M.S. 8. Co
STR. Sightseer
Oceanic
Fear Or
Deer Street
Isaac
Star Island
New England
Meliaiga
W.B. Ellison
Little Harbor
Rye
Little Harbor Road
Market Square
Frank Jones
Piers Fae Gere
Congress St
Eldretge
Charles J. Wood
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