News Items From Across the River and Nearby
A collage of local items from across the river including funeral services for Mr. Goodrich in Kittery Me and Mrs. E W Moulton returning from a tires weeks visit. Notices of Good Templars meeting, Whitkery advertisements, and various residents visiting relatives or hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Jeatelee Ladi
Samal Jolunen
Meni Ib Vasil
Phimnpe
the Herald
Helen Qauting
Jule Paul Jones
Pu Zante
Charles Gi
Oliver Rentick
Nenitelkts
Charles L. Pltluies
Pelnick
Watercaiui
Bis Slater
Chicago
Mise
Alice Quint
Resaliyi
Yodsie
Ralph Gorry
Tyuseus
Rus T
New York
Eorlier
Local greetings and social notes from New York and Kittery
The column lists visitors and residents including Mr and Mrs William Smart their son George and family, Mr and Mrs George and Priscott Fogg with guests from Howden Newin g H, Miss Florence Tose in New York after visiting here, and various adver tised post office letters. It mentions the Kittery baseball team traveling to York for a Saturday game, Miss Marion Clough visiting Dover, Miss Eliza Ware at Shimpton, and community events at the Christian Church and First Christian Baptist. The piece notes shipyard and naval activity at Hampton Beach and nearby towns, plus social happenings, arrivals, and local uses of patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatler
Livzie D
Manseom
Novi Heen Spondomptun
Cori
William Smart
George Smart
George
Priscott Fogg
Borgin Howden
Jretrid
X. H
Florence Tose
New York
Bro Andnths
Jesse Ruse
Molleh Tridger
Denell
Stelle Moulton
Luella ‘Purners
Tilly Wark
Kittery
York
Andiuy
Christian Kuidenvar
Migs Goodrich
Ives
Famft
Opinions of the people on city street department work
Readers fault the street department but agree the street was cleaned last Sunday. Banana peels and waste littered the front, amusing visitors who were here that day. The writer hopes the next event draws the public, and the local churches will host hymns and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane
Congress
Taye
Ayer
Kitts
Winis
New York Republican Leaders Drift Over Second Term Support
Chairman Timothy J. Woodruff said the state committee will not interfere with party desires on renomination of Hughes. Delegates at Adirondacks camp discuss strategy as talks with national leaders continue. Temporary convention set for September with Saratoga chosen as site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Timothy J. Woodfuit
State Committee
Republican Party
Mer
Waldinif
Adirondycks
Wow
Woodentt
Covenon
de Stelle
Republica Yaoty
Lhatan
Poonventien
de Leiif
Joseph FR
Choate Loth
Davery
Caneen Rim
Montitedty
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Cutler
Sea View
John G. Cutler
Hampton Beach
N. H
Berry
York Beach
Army and Navy
Pleasant Street
Peeea
Gray & Prime
Tit Market Street
Betuet
Arthur
Clark
Walter Costello
Daniel Street
May's
Ellaire Health
Bild Hay Spec
Newsek
Med
Hay
Martina
Commercial Club
Eugene Lynch
Boston
Thomas Loughlin
Vorcssince
Islington ST
J.D. Randall
Baane
Conoross St
Capstick Rogers St
Otis Ave
Government St. Crean
W. Ladd
Walker’s Variety Store
George D. Boulter
F. E. Cooper
M. W. Paul
Ean
Kittery Bakery
L. Archie Wagar
Kittery Point
Vercere Ata
Peter
Caward
They Neils
Annie Sitzmauricu
Mowlay
Aise
Ter
Cherenen
Weil
Tans
Tara
Galea Olpetrietan
Frome
Canehitend Line
Moni
Manthly
Heailda
Whgan Te
Mark Noay
Naew Vock
Phelle
Py Rolory Fie
Portland
Boston Herald
Owe Midshtyaer
Music Hall
Pert
Saehhund
New
Hughes
wWeaedruff
Pauls
Portsmouth Gas Co
Portsmouth
H. F
Dibble’satest
Ovina Pictures
F. J. Tartell
The
Jere McAuliffe Stock Co
New Hampshire
Congress Street
Charles A. Towle
Towle
A.P. Wendell & Co
Sauare
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