Visit of Ulysses S Grant Jr Exeter and local obituaries
Long report notes the Grant Jr visit to Exeter with a focus on local events. It covers the funeral of William G Berry with detailed attendees and clergy, and mentions pardons in Concord after governor intervention. Local political filings for primary races, engagements of musicians Poliquin and Hersey, and residents visiting family or travelling are also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Puvel
Squamscott
Weiter
Vie Pendezay
Akeler
Willian G. Porey Wes Bold
Mie
George J. Welver
First Church
Rex
Dana
Phillips “Ghuveh
Driver
Dr. Dana
Wiliam P. Dudley
Theodore J. Eastman
Boston
Ftwo
Oliver al. Chadwick
Lowell
Minas
Daniel E. Gilman
Wxeter
Aéviph Gamelin
Richard D. Shute
Thomas Leavitt
Concord
Quinby
Verdon
Charles Thurston
Roddingham
Hip
Thurstan
Robert P. Bass
Teterborough
Goaden
Newmarket
Red Poliquin
Perrin Hersey
Haverhill
Mass
Franklin
Edward L. Cunningham
Hame
Castine
Joseph 5. Ford
Phillips Academy
Samuel Marshall, Jr
Academy
Charlotteaville
Harlam M. Bisbee
Sie Robinson Seminary
Rumford
Rangeley Talkese
Advant
Coburn
Weel
Soward
Stephen
Primarie
Edward H. Nowell
Dona W. Baker
Sindwin G. Wastmen
Doin Séamainn
Augustis Young
Albert S. Wetherell
John Iimball
Arthur W. Couper
Arthur
Alderman Ghareuill
Exeter
Freeman Wallace
Navy Orders Move Officers and Ships in 1910 Movements
Navy orders list promotions transfers and stationing for officers. J G Sumpter heads to Washington for examination while A E Welle moves from Lancers Yard Philadelphia. many officers reassigned to bureaus hospitals shipyards and fleets. Vessels like Minnesota Vermont and Rhode Island sail or arrive at various Atlantic and Pacific ports amid routine Marine Corps duties and inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Sumpter
Washington, D. C
A. E. Welle
Lancerster
Y Yard
Philadelphia
D. G. Copeland
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Tenseelaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
A, BH. Lee
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Cal
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
W. J. Liltell
Navy
New York
J. A. Mudd
Firmingham
Minnesota
Vermont
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Virginia
Roolfort
Mare
Lebanon
Boston
Cleveland
Mare's
Provincetown
Horta
Aves
Bradford
Norfolk
Antapolia
Marine Corps
D. P. Hall
Winthrop
Wid
Flat Place
Mid
Dion Williams
W. E. Non
Manila
E.R. Miller
Marine Barracks
Anapolis
Va. J. White
Cali
E. J. Cole
Ashaylila
Brevard
N. C
B. Miller
Washington
D. C
F.L. Denny
San Francisco
T. C. Prince
D. CG
Mongolia
W. G. Trowell
Naval Academy
Annapolis
L. M. Harding
Coaral Navy Yard
Ward Bilis
Courte Guartel
Navy Yard
Boon Island light keeper retires after 25 years service
Captain William C Williams of Kittery retires as caretaker of Boon Island light after a quarter century of continuous service. He began as second assistant in 1885, became first assistant, then keeper in 1888, with Boon Island famed as New England’s loftiest lighthouse. A fog signal is planned, and Williams plans a quiet life in Kittery Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
William C Williama
Kittery
Boon Island
Kittery Point
Williame
Boon Isand
New England
Williams
Wold
First chilly weather noted with various local items
Local notes mention the first cold snap in two months, Torrey voting on an exemption act repeal, a business men’s baseball meeting Monday at six, and a catalog of local goods and services. Also reports on partridge and waterfowl abundance, and a Shoala outing on the Munnatawket at 8 20, 11 40, and 5 40 PM with 0 cent fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ul. K. Torrey
Dean
Andique Furnitug
A. J.t Rutledge
Columbia Street
Portamouth
XNI
H. Ch
Munnatawket
Daniel Street
Popular Atlantic City Route Ad Rates and Agencies
Advertisement lists main routes to Atlantic City and Jersey Coast Resorts via Ola Point Comfort and Washington and the South and West. Mentions accommodations and cuisine with incomplete wording. Agents James Barry and H. Maynard listed with dispatch from Providence and Boston. General office noted as Baltimore, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Jersey Coast Resorta
Ola Point Comfort
Washington
James Barry
H. Maynard
Providence
R. 1
Boston
Mass
W. FP
Turner
P. T
Baltimore
Automobile Lighting Invention Promoted By Woods
Wm Woods claims a new automobile lighting device as the slickest thing in town. He invites interested parties to call and learn more at 18 Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Call
Congress Street
Heath
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Arthur & Richardson Co
Ladd Sts
Entran
Ladd &T
Ryannie
Peirr
White
Arthur E. Richardson
Siegel's Store
Excelsior
R. S. Motorcycles
R. S
Jimi
Pleasant
Ulysses S. Grant Jr
the County Farm
Rronral
William G. Berry
Moses N. Collin
G. A. Ka
William Williams
Thomas
Stons
Anna Bazinet
Osborn Mill No
Fall River
CCC
Little Harbor
Rye
Little Harbor Road
Market Square
Trans
Go. Steamship Lines
Fron
Newport. News
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Pietee
Fay Geers
Towle's
Congress St
Floredge
Isles of Shoals
STR. Sightseer
Oceanic
Deer Street
Forvemouth
Oceanic Hotel
W. BR. Thllison
Charles J. Wood
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