Thirteenth Annual Frost Kamil Reunion Held in Quampheg
The thirteenth annual reunion of the Frost Kamil Association of the United States met at Quampheg and Pak on Wednesday with a large attendance. Descendants of Nicholas, Edmired, and others gathered. President Moog of Kittery delivered a welcome, Revs Chirence FE and Rittery Point spoke on Nicholas and Urask, with musical numbers and brief remarks from other members. Officers elected included President Charles Frost of Centrality RD, recording secretary and treasurer G. Howard Prost, and several vice presidents and secretaries from various locales.
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Tle Frost Kamil Association
United States
Quamphegan Pak
Nicholas
Edmired Iin Wi
Jinmross
Spreco Creek
Welcone
Moog
Kittery
Urask
Chirence FE
Rittery
Charles Frost
Centralty
Rev Hovey Delivers Principal Address at Massachusetts Family Reunion
Reverend Doctor Hovey gave the principal address at a family reunion in Massachusetts. The event honored the Hovey lineage with attendees linked to the Hovey association and related kin. The centerpiece was a gathering at an inn managed by AL Tire Tutti and Daniel Hovey Association.
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Massachusetts
AL Tire Tutti
Daniel Hovey Associa
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Henry city wavipas recents wip in Europe. Tuesday inst, Ron Howey spoke in strongly dat way, beginning with a umn overy and desieers along by missual cot fe suastud places, taking Nis urvative entirely out of due tall Antwerp, Maris, Monte Carlo. He toured Rome Capri Nel Mt VWesuelies Venice and London, presenting wonders to listeners.
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Ioenry
Viet Ab
Nis
Europe
Sisker
Inlaw Gia
Geno
Visa
Botorta
Rome
Capri
Nel
Vwesuelies
Vonice
Mikiun
Alps
London
Funeral of David Puilivick in Concord
The funeral of David Puilivick was held this afternoon from Maui's Adventchureh church. Burial followed at Central Cemetery at a local park, with GW. Tain in charge. He died August 4 in Concord at age forty two years five months seven days, leaving four brothers and three sisters.
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David Puilivick
Maui
Eliiter
H. B. Barnes
Adventchureh Vandiefod Ig
da Central Cemetery
GW. Tain
Mr. Duilivick Aivel
Concord
Lures
New Hampshire battleship arrives at Kittery Point amid fog delays
The battleship New Hampshire anchored off Kittery Point after fog delayed its arrival by a couple of hours on Wednesday night. Captain Cameron Melt commands the ship as Commodore Winslow visits the yard to pay respects, with officials noting a brief stay and no immediate yard servicing planned.
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Cameron Melt
Jay
Norbor
Moore
Neimdacht
Caperin Winslow van Net
Evrshody
Navy Yard
Odo
Ho Moore
Canna Yard
Public Open House for Battleship New Hampshire Visit
The battleship New Hampshire will be open to the public from Monday till Wednesday. A community event at Eagles Hall features Forty Candidates Ride the Goat with activities and speeches. Police report three drunks, one arrested on a small fine, others released. court proceedings continued. Tours run daily from 9 to 11 AM and 1 to 5 PM, with Monday following a local observance.
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New
Hampshire
Eagles
Resigned His Position at Rockneha County Plant
A longtime second assistant engineer at Rockneha County Light and Power resigned his post after years of service. J B Alexander of eu lecen will test yoendted to verify his claim, with details about the transition and future plans pending.
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Rockneha County Light and Power Fiyingy
Hla
J.B. Alexander
EU Lecen
Unclear OCR fragment references Boston and North railway events
The readable text mentions the Boston and North railway and a tug named Neglascat mining trips. It also references officials, Mersty, and a Michael J. Harrett with a Whrenign In the We equipment. Other phrases indicate a Chester and Wessel schedule and people viewing New Hampshire, but details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Michael J. Harrett
Battle ship ceremony plan disclosed in city officials meeting
Adjunct Ge u Gilles, representing Cov Floyds and Mayor Walla Hackett, met Captain Winslow at the battleship New Hampshire at eleven to finalize arrangements for Saturday’s ceremony. The report notes mixed remarks and a general expectation of a modest but satisfactory event.
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Adj. Ge@ u
Gilles
Cov
Floyds
Walla
State Forester Society picks officers and cautions on forestry bills
The Society for the Preservation of New Hampshire Forests convened at Inter swe cen Wednesday with Frank W. Rollins presiding. New officers named include vice presidents Herbert Myriets and others from multiple towns. Resolutions urged state forest and wardens, backed national conservation efforts, and opposed Cox reform proposals. A York County deputy replacement was announced amid petitions, with total funds noted as 2277.18.
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Pebuty
Bumpshire
Interswe
Weadnesday Cleetods
Frank W. Rollins
Concord
Mion Holts
Cancer
T. Cutt Bethlehent
Aed Tise
Montgomery
Joseph BL Walker
Cotepea
Reber RL
Kandkner
Keene
Winstons Charehill
Cornish Remell
Comeattiee
Chosng
Jorges Herbert Myriets
Spr Ling Meld
X pRostons
Haven
Courton Woods
Franke G. Webste
Ton
Flow
Gienn
Caollna
Dednhap
Yhas
Uy York
Mergrson
Atlas
John
Rimnells
Chieass
Alloy Muaphedin
Winchester
Otto BK. Brown
Berlin
Prat Fb
A. Tuins
We. Gitte
Tarhanes Anwebesbors Arh
Childs
Flank Hy
Waster
Claremont
Hev. Daler
Mesihun
Intervale
Cot
Hours Ot
Kent
Dancaster
Wiliam Pas
Our Loven PD
Web- Her
Widerness
Charles B. Tilton
Viiteon
National Conservation of Forest Counnes
Sul
Abe House
Taverlig de Minntala
Lillian Russell Stars in New York Stage Racing Play
Lillian Russell performs in a new racing play titled O Wildile the antelay, opening at the Theatre in New York on Bryl 7. The company, led by George V. Hogue, travels across the region, marking Wilder’s first adaptation on tour. New scenery and gowns from Paris accompany the show, as Miss Russell rests in New York and New Jersey during the foray.
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Flear
George V. Hogue
New York
Bryl
Evel ii Allen
New York State
Wilder
Lidig
Eit Hunte
Mets
Misa Russell
Paris
Russell
New York City
New Jersey
James Thacks Dies in York After Long Illness at Age 85
James Thacks, a long time resident of York, died Wednesday at his home after a lingering illness. He was eighty five years old and well known in the community.
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James Thacks
York
Tne
My. Hroka
Charles E. Shillaber Cont. Thartos T Shillaher in Mextes
Fragmentary prose records a belated notice of Charles E. Shillaber and associates. Names appear with garbled spellings and scattered references to roles as an engineer and contractor for a mascline project. Several personal references and travel mentions accompany unclear social notes.
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Thartos T Shillaher
Mextes
Siddinhes
Eushtey
Mfechiiites
Traders Bank
Varius
Ute Masclaan Govertement
Glen Wil
Kes
Wartsmouth
Chicagu
Eb Waherly
Infant Zanneolli Dies at Home at Six Months
The infant Zanneolli died on Wednesday evening at the home of er jue ywns on Nussell Alley. The child was six months old.
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Morn Zanneout
Nussell Alley
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Quamphegan Park
Howard Prost
Newman Ma
Iflogt
Neo Tousie
Russell Frost
Medinen
Frearge
Th. Whitery
Edward
Providienee
Rebecca P. Mennett
Rowimarket
L Jérast
Horea
Frost
Aled C. Kewnin
Starshad
Arling- Claes A. Frost
Belmont G. Uowland Frost
Newton ‘Ton
Maas
DR. Hovey
David Phillrick
Hamburg
LOS
Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
New Hampshire
Kittery Point
Herald
Ae Big Stiles Naval
Ds Ny
Portsmouth
Asutl
Java
Catalin Alcore
Aare
Tony
Monalay
Nesteck
Moroates
Arthur ‘Thomas
Clack Perriasilt
Lutornis
Dodge Shes
Pallee
Crelly
Howard Mirray
Napoleon Wni
Whmagl Griffi
The
Boston and North Railway
Neglascat
Slp
S. Chester
Wessel
George HW
Krause
Vaughan ST
Viargeson Bros
Little: Prices
Society For the Preservation of
Eirizen Gin
Sherif George O. Atborne
York County
Alvinissedt Thyed
Stradford EL
George W. Preto
Lillian Russell
Charles E. Shillaber
Baby Zanneolli
Mary Hamilton
Tg Gold Street
Boston
Este Journal
Rockingham County Light and Power GO
Wheptakeh
Bupt
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