Exeter Happenings: Obituary and Local Updates
Exeter August 18 special correspondence reports the untimely death of Thomas Sullivan at age twenty one from pneumonia. Sullivan was a popular Gale's shoe shop worker and choir member at St Michael's. Other items note 711 names on the republican checklist, corrections sessions, new Winter Street school staff, 2000 brook trout planted by Senator Wetherell, a team shoot between Portsmouth Exeter Dover, a Christ Church guild sale, and Mabel Nichett jailed thirty days for drunkenness.
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Exeter
Thomas Sullivan
Anchor Street
Sullivan
Gale
St. Michael's Church
Daniel L. Sullivan
Mary Anderson
Taos
Purpse of Corrections
J. Frank DeMerritt
Scholo Board
Exeters Corps of
Nora F. O’brien
Laneville
O’brien
New Winter Street
Mary Webster
Josephine P. Daw
Albert E. Wetherell
United States
Nashua
Exeter Sportsmens’ Club
Portsmouth
Dover
Womens Guild of Christ Church
Mabel Nichett
Brentwood
Offcer Dwyer
Exeter's Up-to-Date Squamscott House Hotel
N S Wiley proprietor of the Squamscott House Exeter advertises the hotel as one of the best in Rockingham county with steam heat gas and modern accommodations for over one hundred guests. The article notes a new trolley route from Portsmouth to Exeter opening next Saturday and highlights amenities for commercial travelers ladies and visiting guests including a specially equipped correspondence room barber shop telegraph service and luxurious parlor.
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Portsmouth
Exeter
N.S. Wiley
Squamscott House
Academy
S. Willey
Dusiness
Squamscott
Front
Court Streets
Front Street
Rockingham County
Willey
Amesbury and Portmouth Excursions and Local Gatherings
Wide range of local social activity listed from Amesbury including a fishing excursion by the schooner Sadie A. Kimball, a large Firemen's muster delegation from Amesbury to Portsmouth, electric car trips and ice cream at Spinney's store. Many town residents visit relatives or stay with friends in nearby towns and attend church picnics and greenacre events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baouth
Juige Edwards
Adams
Rath
Sadie A. Kimball
Cat. Burns
Eliot
Portsmouth
John Staples
Kulen
Salishbury
Methodist Sunday School
Richard Remick
Electric Road
W. E. Spinney
Spinney
John Hillhouse
George Goodwin
Amesbury
Daniel L. Brooks
H. I. Durgin
White Mountains
Léonard Leach
Herman Staples
Newburyport
Mass
Hamilton Spinney
Clinton Spinney
Tynn
Henry B. Spinney
John Moulton
Charles Remick
Westley Remick
Mortimer Hoyt
Newington
Greenacre
George McPheters
Allan Tahey
George Ross
Clarence Paul
Albert Spinney
Charles McPhail
Medford
Richard F. Dixon
Amy York
Boston
Emily Welch
Frank Coleman
Greenland
York Beach
James Emery
Kittery
John Ireland
Charles Shannon
George Webber
Albert Wetherbee
Local Socials Note Tebey Vacation in Manchester
In Kittery Point John M Tebey of Manchester enjoys a two week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Tebry. Mrs Xavier Perrimond who has stayed the summer with Mr and Mrs W C Dray departs for New York on Wednesday. The Hildeparde schooner yacht, anchored in the lower harbor, sails today for Bar Harbor. Miss Titian Sawyer of Cambridge Mass and Miss Flora Hayes of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bangs
Tewiston
Hl. G. Lombard
Lishan Falls
Kittery
Orman House
H. H. Barnham
John G. Smith
Saco
Claude Bartlett
FL T. Bartlett
Boston
Viena Stimson
Bath
Edith Scanlon
Markoulter
Rebekah Lodge
Sea Point
J. Albert
M. M. Aran
Dr. Wentworth
Towers Road
Greenacre
John M. Tebey
Manchester
J. A. Tebry
Xavier Perrimond
W. C. Dray
New York
Hildeparde
Bar Harbor
Titian Sawyer
Cambridge
Mass
Flora Hayes
Hedding base ball triumph and Chautauqua week at Limerick
The Hedding nine defeated the Piscassetts during a Saturday double event at the grounds. The Chautauqua assembly opened with a concert in the hall under Prof Willis Clark with Miss Addie Chase Smith and Miss Stickney among performers. Sunday featured sermons, Sunday school and a sacred concert by the chorus. Many visitors from surrounding towns arrived for services and social events as cool weather persisted.
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Hedding
Piscassetts
Grange
Newnehis
Chautauqua Assembly
Willis Clark
Addie Chase Smith
Stickney
Parkhurst
Mus
Nellie Clough
Josiah
Dina Doe
EB. C. Strout
Concord
N. H
Prof
Clark
S. FP. Dawson
Lawrence
Miss Smith
Boys’ Brigade
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Whitney Cottage
Cass Avenue
H. D. Decett
Gilman Woodbury
Ef Gustown
Florence Todd
Lowell
Mass
Sarah Willey
Spring Avenue
James Smith
Portsmouth
Charles Smith
Haverhill
Grace Church Society
Joseph Mahar
Seabrook
S. F. Dawson
Florence
Haimptom Beach
Azro Dow
Susan Dunney
Greenland
James Reuben
Chester
Messer Myrtis Becker
Florence Or
Ff. Small
Browshead Avenue
A. J. Freeman
Harry
A. M. Lang
Tabernacle Grove
Charles E. Jenness
Stratham Social Notes and Upcoming Church Sale
Stratham residents share news of visitors and family gatherings. Harald Blake visited Miss Grace Thompson last week while Ghoster Crowell recovers from measles. Everett Jewell and family of Amesbury Mass visited his mother Mrs. Jane Jewell. Louis Berry of Beverly Mass visits parents Mr. and Mrs. George Dean. Alice Smart visits Exeter friends. M Harris of Salem Mass spent Sunday with sister Mrs. 8 M Pearson. Two locals enjoy Hampton week. Congregational church plans annual after show and sale in town hall August 28 noted as a pleasant event.
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Stratham
Harald Blake
Grace Thompson
Ghoster Crowell
Everett Jewell
Amesbury
Mass
Jane Jewell
Louis Berry
Bevery
8. M. Pearson
Hampton
Congregational Church
Navy Yard News In Uncle Fan's Reservation Race
Navy Yard notes a lively week with workmen at Henderson's Point and daily visits to the barracks. Crews welcomed new duty rosters, ships fitted and towed, and a strong boat race ended in triumph for a southern crew. The Vixen and Sioux preparations for Maine and the loss of a long time yard mascot add local color.
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Henderson’s Point
Marine Barracks
Reina Mercedes
Detroit
Isles of Shoals Guests On Yacht Week And Mackerel Trades
Isles of Shoals August 18 reports a rough week for dogfish and small fisher catches while mackerel schooling near islands provided sport. A fleet of seiners included two steamers, one owned by Capt Sat Jacobs of Gloucester. The week features large transient trade and two excursion steamers bringing about 1000 visitors. Appledore arrivals list many guests from Boston, Springfield, Cleveland, and New Jersey among others as photographers capture the summer weather.
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Islesf Shoals
Selners
Sat Jacobs
Gloucester
New York
Appledore
C. R. Braham
Newton
George H. Braham
Isabel Florence
Boston
Henry A. Ring
Cartle L. Ring
Springfield
I. L. Mitchell
Walpole
N. HL
A. H. Brainandt
South Orange
N. J
Ruth Brainard
P. W. Judd
Cleveland
L. B. Bryant
L. F. Ward
Eugene R. Knapp
Knapp
Wiliam H. Bent
Helen Stearns
C. W. Bartlett
J. M. Bartlett
M. Johnson
Befe. Wilbur
W. E. Carpenter
Fanny B. Carpenter
Clara L. Carpenter
West Newton
George M. Bartol
Bartol
Lancaster
A. T. Brown
Elizabeth Brown
W. H. Dawson
J. B. Billings
H. L. Balls
F. L. Hames
J. EF. Spalding
Henry Austin Clapp
Henry A. Clapp
Louis Lothrop
Joslin
Oxford
G.H. Stedman
Belmont
H. Richardson
W. Bigelow
Clinton
Louis D. Humphrey
Cambride
Archibald Park
Hampton Beach Socials and Charities Breathe Summer Activities
The Exeter Hampton and Ames bury Relief association plans its annual ball at Convention Hall on Friday night August 29. Wallace D Lovell funded a trolley excursion and lunch for Exeter children. Aleppo Temple Mystic Shrine returns for a two day beach visit with Ocean House as headquarters. Local lodges and the Baptist Sunday school also schedule outings and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Hampton and Amesbury
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Ocean House
Haverhill and
Lawrence Lodges
American Benefit Society
Baptist Sunday School of
Seabrook
Eastman
W .i
Boar's Head
United States
C. J. Hambiett
Harbor Front News Arrivals and Shipping Short Note
Harbor Front News lists the steamers Piedmont under Capt Sunbury from Baltimore to Portsmouth with coal barge Five under Capt Lora to Portsmouth with coal and U S S Mapflower cruising. Also noted are the salted schooner Fillmore and a health claim about indigestion remedies.
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Piedmont
Sunbury
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Lora
Portamouth
Flower
Fillmore
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Harry Upham
Bales
Dostin Stickney
Miss Lawrence Lad
Old Chili
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Navy Yard News
Uncle Fan
Thomas Brown
Quincy
Henry 3. Moran
Construction Brass Room
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Electrician Johnson
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Daniel McIntire
Boston and Maine Railroad
Sear
Henderson's Point
James Hurley
Steam Engineering Brass Foundry
Baltimore Machine Company
Huber
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Pete
Joseph Burrns
Joseph Burns
Buckeye Engine Company
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Navy Yard
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