Local Names and Addresses in Portsmouth Herald Listings
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous names and street addresses in and around Portsmouth and Kittery Maine, including merchants like News Batefehter, Walker’s Variety Store, and several residents such as Garlia, Adams, and Moulton. The cluttered text mentions sites and venues on Main Street, Market Street, Congress Street, and nearby towns, reflecting a directory-like snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borkingham Tlatel
State St. Moses Los
Congress St
M/ Tiiton
Market St
Sling
Frevie
South St
G. A
Shoal
Ryppledere Iouge
Leles
Woc
Walker
Pred Adams
Kittery
Walker's Variety Store
J. AM. Mary
Austin Geoghis
Fred 4
Marden
Kittery Point
Seawanlds
Cousins
Ogunquit
H. G. Moulton
Wells Corner
Weather Summary Restricted to Morning Almanac
Fragmented weather note describes overcast with light showers and calm seas. Mentions morning temperature around seventy six degrees and forecasts for later day conditions. Nearby place names appear, but OCR is unclear.
City Briefs and Local Happenings
Portsmouth set to unveil a new style ballot this week as Herald reports. Local notices mention health work ongoing, outdoor events at Quamphegan Park, and Tuesday Friday music and dancing evenings. Also referenced are fishing crews and a Portsmouth cabinet report on James Flynn's horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Vis Bey
Herald
Portsmouth
James Flynn
Railroad praise for brave women letter from superintendent
A historic dispatch shows the York Huber and Tea railroad superintendent praising two women for brave acts that prevented a disaster on passenger trains No 229 and No 2, naming Mars Tavgli and Mrs Vohey for their quick actions and warning others against danger. The missive thanks them and expresses deep appreciation from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Ins
York Huber and Tea Railroad
Mars
Tavgli
Spruce Creek
Amcents
Vohey
Atlowvie
Dave Gue
Pouedener
Percy Dargin
Hary Mason Dead After Sudden Illness At Home
Hary Mason died early this morning at his home in Peverly Villa after a brief illness. He leaves a brother John Mason and a sister Mrs. Thomas Erland. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
Thomas Eriand
Incomplete Names and Places in a Rural Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions William P. Joldaat and Ida Mo Limon with scattered place names and unclear actions. The garbled lines suggest a legal or administrative notice involving stay or ties but the details are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Joldaat
New York
Ohtor
Th. Soo N
Ida Mo Limon
Raghester, SN
Geena
Personal notices from a damaged 19th century page
Illness reports from Jon Towd at his Kear Street home and Nellie Candeld returning from a visit to Poston. Mentions Frank Knight in Toston or Thesdagy attending a park event with Ty tad. Vague references to CG Langley, Miss Te tol, and Mr N Y L Me aay at Fork sia i Yeard of Stoneham. Multiple stray names and trips, including visits to Newburyport and a Country Club camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Candeld
McDon
Poston
Frank Knight
Toston
Social Notes From Boston And Nearby Visits
Mr James Qua of is the guest of tvagives here Miss Auntie Frontman is passin a few weeks at Mont Vernon X EL Mr and M Leonard Cheilin of Richaniy avenue are passing a week in Boston The thece M Thiftonal of W ington are stopping at Uke Rocking haan Hotel wos Newell Int Pursilay for Car bonear Newlowndlandd where he will hereafter reside Teramish Pionagus and two yn ayenne army yislt Charles Urackolt of Groenank das Sud Pea an extended vist Lo 2ain Boston malian from dign duties at the B Freeh store Lawrence Hoyt of Melrose is spending a haw weeks with Williva Brackett co reent and every Pausing at this city parsed yesterday in Justo and witnessed the parade of the Pye M A od Samson and son Leon of Chicago are the sess of MP wod Mea W G vt our Virighan street ILVB Mr and Mrs Welowe have returned four to Millow where they spent two weeks and are at sears at the cor a Miller avenue and Rockhand sleet Rev Luginsi Phayer left the city toldy for its ainal creation which will be sent againly at Dube lin SS TL When possible M Thayer desires to retrn ke the ely needed for any special service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Qua
Tvagives
Miss ‘Auntie
Mont Vernon
X. EL
M Leonard Chealin
Richaniy Avenue
Boston
Lawrence Hoyt
Melrose
Williva Brackett
Justo
Samson
Leon
Chicago
W. G
Virighan Street
ILVB
Luginsi
Phayer
Dubelin
Thayer
Ely
Lew Vaughan street man falls into river aboard schooner
John Griffin of Lew Vaughan street narrowly escaped drowning when he slipped on a plank at Gray and Prime wharf and fell into the river between the week and the schooner Clara A. Tonnell. A life saving crew secured him with a rope, pulling him to safety on the piling after a brief struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grina
Lew Vaughan
Heath
Clara A. Tonnell
Gray and
Prime
Griffin
Willy
Hevnasad Lindsay
New Hampshire Gift Ship Sails Toward Portsmouth Arrival
The battleship New Egipshire sails from Newport at eleven o'clock Friday for Portsmouth to deliver a silver service from the state. Weather is good and the ship is expected to reach the harbor around seven o'clock Thursday morning and anchor off Hotel Champlain in Kittery for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Egipshire
Newport
Portsmouth
Lower
Daling
Training Squadron Arrives in Portsmouth for Cadet Training
The naval cadet training squadron will arrive in Portsmouth next Friday. The harbor will be busy as the town expects a hectic weekend with ships and trainees in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navid
Portsmouth
Sued the Wrong Party in York Bridge Case
The Mine supreme court reenters a decision in equity proceedings brought by Dent Marsdell against Taw Treas Mitchell. The issue centers on whether the Treasury must pay arch the orders relating to bridge-related costs signed by the engineer. The court held the action should have been brought against the town treasurer rather than the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udge Lesiie C. Commisho
Mine Supreme Court
Dent Marsdell
Taw Treas Mitchell
Par Ulm
Ure
Enginee
Tudge Corni
Clearing the Playground Auction at Radelph Lelrock
An auction conducted by Charles D. Hanscomn sold items related to the proposed playground project at Radelph Lelrock for $73. Details are sparse but the event involved local civic funds or items connected to the playground initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Hanscomn
Merning
Radelph Lelrock
Knight for a Day in Boston and Portsmouth
A Knight for a Day shows at the Hiemoent Theatre in Boston and will be sent to Portsmouth on August 20. The performers tour the region delivering the comedy under the mid summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiemoent Theatre
Boston
Portsmouth
The Newlyweds-Their Baby
A brief society notice notes the marriage of a couple in 1987 and their expected infant milestone. The item identifies the couple and notes the publication of the wedding announcement and later family news.
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Jem
Severine
SeaLnd
Naud Cancere
Reading
Fae Herald
Jon
Potles Court
Lively
Nme Today
Evershawiy
Cour Hoyas
Barisan
Eam Ileal i
Quamphegan Park
Space Creek Bridge
Bostem
Aug
Raslon
Aiblivon
Hary Mason
Goldman—Harmon
Ans Pelzaners
Thavissinurie
KODAK
New Hampshire
Kodaks
Montgomery’s & Pleasant Street
Postoffice
Jon WH. Towd
Kear Street
Arthur “Paggark
Manfu
Parragut
Live Deach
Ament
W. Glennan
Mr Ant
Pf. S. Curtis
Weashington
Arthia Williams
Piladelphia
Newburyport
Fred de Ride
Aray
Hichird
Qolahas
New York Sun
Thece M Thiftonal
Wington
Uke Rockinghaan Hotel
Newell Int ‘Pursilay
Carbonear
Newlowndlandd
Charles Urackolt
Groenank Das Sud
Malian
B. Freeh
Mrs. Welowe
Millow
Sears
Miller Avenue
Rockhand
John Griffin
Brussels
Axminster
Tapestry
Portsmouth Furniture Co
COR. Vaughan and Geer Streets
York
By George NicManus
Press Publishing Company
Lovey
Baty
Parling
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