Missing Beverly boy may be with a gypsy camp
The Herald reports a theory that Wilbur Clark, missing from Beverly for weeks, may be in Epping North River area with a Gypsy camp. A camp near Lamprey River and Boar's Head hill is described as secretive and feared, with two white children chained to a tree observed nearby. The paper urges follow-up by authorities and parents, noting the camp’s proximity to Portsmouth and widespread gypsy camps searched.
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the Herald
Wilbur Clark
Beverly
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Portsmouth
Herald
Wilbur
Epping
North River
Clark Boy
Lamprey River
Boar's Head Hill
Ajourn
Herogir
Clark
North Epping
Hoston
Eastport
Heverly
Choir Boy Concerts At Summer Hotels In August
The Christchurch boy choir plans several August concerts at local summer hotels. The first performance will be at the Champernowne in Kittery Point on Thursday at eight o clock, followed by a second show at the Farragut in Rye Beach Friday at the same time.
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Boy Choir
Christchurch
Vettes
Champernowne
Kittery Point
Farragut
Rye Beach
Local Dover races leave many sports figures reeling
Local sports scene bears the Dover races impact with bets on Wi M Knott and Ned Wilkes figures amid a tense undercard. Brent's finish under the wire proves the wary crowd wrong as the event draws mixed reactions from insiders.
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Dover
Wi M Knott
Ned Wilkes
Brent
Fred
Exeter Happenings and Peace in Exeter Politics
Special correspondence from Exeter New Hampshire notes political peace after Generals Gale and Edwell burying the hatchet. Mentions campaigns by Gale and Elwell, Sulloway’s activity, and Hamp ton beach events with Retail Provision and Grocery Dealers association day. Children from Exeter visit Hampton beach. clergy and local events announced for upcoming week. infant Hoyt dies at Front street home.
Kittery School Board Names Tenure Players and Staff
KITTERY last week elected tenure positions for the school staff including Earl Tandsor Leonora Goodsoe Esther Rogers Mrs Lambert Ethel Frisbee Alice Boulter and Na Bicknell. J W Hobba is reappointed high school principal with Misa Chaney as assistant principal. Other teachers Maud Moulton Bertha Bray to be assigned later. Roscoe G Tripp offered No 9 grammar post with uncertainty due to a higher paying offer. Florton and Hubbard Manufacturing Co organized to make leather pools capital 256000 par 5. Charli K Smith president CM Prince treasurer. Record Tulsa Company organized to publish general printing and Sunday Record of Haverhill with capital 70000 homes Mitchell president AM Melon treasurer. Jean A McCarthy of Lynn MA visited Haute Chartes. Grant US immigrant inspector, on leave, returns to Canadian border. ROB Lawson of New York in town on business Thory Remick and family of Lynn.
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Tenche
Earl Tandsor
Leonora Goodsoe
Esther Rogers
Mrs. Lambert
Ethel Frisbee
Alice Boulter
Na Bicknell
J. W. Hobba
Misa Chaney
Maud Moulton
Bertha Bray
Roscoe G. Tripp
No. 9 Grammar School
Tripp
Tlawyer’s Incorporation and Transfer Company
Florton and Hubbard Manufacturing Company
Charlik CC
Haute Chartes
Grant
United States
H. Warrison Remick
Maplea
Rob Lawson
New York
Thory Remick
Lynn
Guests of Mr Remick at the Maples in Cincinnati
Mas are listed as guests of Mr Remick's father Bo Harrison Remick at the Maples. C F Garvey and James McB Garvey of Cincinnati are registered as the Or Mian fuse attendees.
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Mas
Mr. Remick
Bo Harrison Remick
The
Maples
C.F Garvey
James McB. Garvey
Waginnati
Visitors and locals gather at Kittery Point homes
At Kittery Point on August 12, many regional residents and visitors are listed as calling on or visiting neighbors and relatives. Alice Fatch, Mrs J A Tobey, Mr C Perry and Florence Perry of Medford, Mass, and several Frisbee sisters from Everett, Mass, are noted among guests. Professors and families from New Hampshire College and Washington are also hosted at Harbor View cottage and Gerrish Stand, with multiple Ward, Rollins, and Sawyer connections.
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Kittery Point
Alice Fatch
J. A. Tobey
C. Perry
Misa Florence Perry
We. Medford
Mas
Aa. F. Fernald
Paine's
Rassing
Lydia Frisbee
Emma and
Izzie Frisbee
Everett
Mass
J. A. Putney
J. F. Colby
Adams Point visits and seaside gatherings noted
Aug 1 at Durham Point recounts visitors to Adams House including Ernest Foss and extended families from Rochester Dover and Boston. Camp Fido on Newington shore expands with tents and a launch. A reception with Newmarket Orchestra and dancing followed a large informal gathering at Adams House Saturday evening.
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Durham Point
Ernest Foss
Rochester
James Meader
Adams House
Jo Langley
Carrie
Wayne
Margaret
Mildred
Alice K. Hayes
Dover
Harry Duckworth
Fred Munson
Levi Little
Harry Kent
Spinney
A. I. Adams
Portsmouth
Esther Adams
Adams Point
W. Small
Newmarket
Great Bay
Richard Weaver
Chelsea
Ratigan
Adelof
Alred Green
Johnson
Payson
Gon Horace
Boston
Osborne
Marjory
Lewis
Winchester
Fred Meader
Lawrence and
Norman
Soldiers and Wentworth Nine Clash in New Castle
New Castle August 13 A ball team of fort soldiers and a Wentworth nine played Tuesday afternoon on the Wentworth golf rounds. The battery boys won 11 to 0. A return game is set for Thursday. Charles Kimball of Danville visits grandparents. Frank Potter, recently run over, can now move about town. The board of health posts notices about rubbish dumping. Oliver B. Marvin spent Tuesday in Portsmouth. Young maple trees planted on Portsmouth avenue by William Marvin and Major Ureh were toppled again last evening likely by drunken passersby. Mr Bickford of The Curtis reports a strong season with the hotel turning away guests. The Curtis hosted a musicalBenefit for the church with readings by Burhan A. Field, Miss Fernald, and others. Latest arrivals include Mrs Mary Buzacl and Miss Mary Munzell of Manchester and Mr and Mrs H. Dillingham at Everett, Maine.
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New Castile
Fort
Wentworth
Battery
Charles Kimball
Danville
J. H. Ruer
Frank Potter
Wiliam
Martin
Olver Street
Board of Health
Oliver BR. Marvin
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Avenue
William Marvin
Ureh
Mr. Bickford
Curtis
Pregent
Burhan A. Field
Chelaea
Edward Tenney
Wallestown
Mass
Fernald
Medford
Mary Buz2acl
Mary Munzell
Manchester
H. Dillingham
Everett, Miws
Remarkable Recovery Of Mrs Cocoran After Sunday Accident
Mrs Thidget Cocoran, with a left leg amputation from a Sunday accident, is active at seventy five and holding her own. Physicians call her case remarkable and would not be surprised by further recovery.
Wright brothers lose in Wentworth doubles final
Beals Wright and Irvin Wright defeated Neely and Leonard in the Wentworth tennis doubles final on Tuesday morning setting a final score of three four.
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the Wentworth
Wright Brothers
Beals Wright
Irvin Wright
Neely
Leonard
Veterans Day Muster Arranged for Portsmouth Firemen
Portsmouth plans for Veterans Firemen day with a parade on State street at 10 30 AM and a playlet at 1 PM. Judges from Boston Newburyport Manchester Exeter and Concord will preside with former mayor Edward R McIntire timekeeper. Parade aides include True W Priest and a large committee, entries close at 6 PM, Salisbury and Kennebunk yet to respond, and a large hand tub platform with tanks and connected pipe on Court Street.
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Portsmouth
State Street
John PD. Randall
5. C. Reed
Newburyport
T. W. Lane
Manchester
Wiliam Flannigan
Exeter
Daniel
Newhall
Concord
Charles H. Grant
Boston
Edward R. McIntire
Marshal True W. Priest
David Ureh
G. Scott Locke
Fred TL. Wood
Arthur E. Freeman
W., H. Smith
Richard E. Hannaford
John G .Taber
Cyman Pickering
Charles E. Trafton
John H. Wright
Eben Blaiswell
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Frank Seymour
George W. Tripp
John D. Randall
True W. Priest
Marcus M. Collis
E. E. McIntire
Elisha B. Newman
George F. Randall
Joseph Akerman
Frank A. Beavey
Wilbur BK. Shaw
Charles D. Warrell
Court Street
Resolutions Passed By Portsmouth Athletic Club On Death Of George Newick
The Portsmouth Athletic Club passed resolutions mourning the death of George R. Newick. They praise his popularity integrity and supportive work for the club and express sympathy to his family. The resolutions will be engrossed in the records and copies sent to the family and published in daily papers.
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Portsmouth Athletic Club
George R. Newick
George Newick
Newington Social Roundup Highlights Visitors and Arrivals
Charles Eaton returns from Seabrook after a stay with friends Frank J Boss and family of Amesbury are guests of Mrs Joseph Boss Eddie Brown invites aunt Mrs K Staples at Magnolia Mrs M E Noyes remains with Miss Gordon of Boston guest of Mrs Harriet Hoyt Mrs H H Jones slowly improves but cannot leave her room Miss Mary BR Hoyt hosts friends Manley Hoyt of Chelsea visits grandmother Harriet Hoyt Olle Barr and family of Boston stay two weeks with Mrs M C Dames Harry Pace of Portsmouth plans to reside in town occupying the house of JC Adama Newsparers Reach.
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Newington
Charles Eaton
Seabrook
Frank J. Boss
Amesbury
Mass
Joseph Boss
Eddie Brown
K. Staples
Magnola
M. E. Noyes
Miss Gordon
Boston
Harriet Hoyt
H. H. Jones
Mary BR. Hoyt
Teir
Manley Hoyt
Chelsea
Olle Barr
M. C. Dame
Harry Pace
Portamouth
JC. Adama
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Tew
Vermont
Es’ Butter and Tea Store
Congress ST
Leominster
Attleboro
Avenburg
Quincy
Gloucester
Northampton
Wastfeld Woburn
Weadies
Thomas G. Lester
Water Street
A. P. Wendell
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Lad
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Rufus N. Edwell
Cy" Sulloway
Doc’ Green
Academy
Washington
Col. Elwell
Sullaway
Rockingham County
Bul” Topping
Gala
Cok Triwell
Gen
Gale
Politicals
Tilton
Front Street
Traverhill
Hampton Beach
W. H . Fallonsby
Josephine P. Bow
Agnes Abbott
Jennie JR. Harvey
Annie Davis
Samuel H Dana
D. D
Quincey
Philips
Philips Church Next Sunday. Clarence BM. Collins
Brentwool
Raymond
Knights of Pythian
James FP
Hoyt
Kittery
New Castle
Wentworth Tennis
Tomurrow
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