Quiet Exeter wedding links local life and notices
Exeter correspondent reports a quiet wedding at a mother's home as Louise Moulton marries Prof. Edgar George Frazier of Lawrence Kansas. Also noted are a 50th anniversary event for Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fogg, local meetings, travel, illness, and community happenings across Hampton and surrounding towns.
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Exeter
Marston Street
Louise Moulton
Robinson Female Seminary
Edgar George Frazier
Lawrence
Kan
Frazier
University of Kansas
Farnum
Tabor College
Iowa
John H. Fogg
Bride’s Hill
Hampton
Newfields
Merrimac
Hampton Beach
Amesbury
Harry Munsey
D. Sanborn’s & Company
Sperry French
North Hampton
Harrison Rowe
Kensington
Portsmouth
Exeter Road
Lucy B. Getchell
North Conway
R. C. Stevenson
Charles H. Clark
Academy
Maine
Andrew Brown
Tamworth
Alma Gamlin
Ad¢losi Gamlin
Winter Street
Thomas Sullivan
St. Michael’s Church
Tmorrow
John Flanagan
Ireland
Chautauqua Assembly Opens Week With Events And Ball Game
Hedding August 19 news reports the Chautauqua program resuming with zeal. Ministers lose 25 to 5 to the regular team in a Monday ball game watched by a large crowd. Dr Bowker of Lawrence lectured on the Passion Play to a large audience. Auxiliary ladies planned for a bazaar while Boys’ Brigade maintains strict discipline and bathed in early- morning reveille. Several visitors return or arrive at cottages as camp meeting programs distribute for the fortieth district camp meeting.
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Hedding
Chautauqua Assembly
John C. Bowker
Lawrence
Mass
Bowker
Fred H. Grover
Harold
Portsmouth
Augusta Young
Annie Parmenter
Portamouth
Simon French
Haverhill
Joseph Smith
Tabernacle Grove
Epworth League Convention Meetings and Schedule
August 25 30 meetings led by Rev J E Robbins and Rev L R Danforth with art exhibit at studio. Epworth League convention opens Thursday. Daily preaching at 10 am 2 pm and 6 pm by listed ministers. Includes prayers 6 am and lectures 8:30 am and various district events. Epworth League convention August 21 to 28.
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J. E. Robbins
L. R. Danforth
Epworth League
Dover
Kingston
James G. Cairns
Lawrence
Mass
Edgar Blake
Mary Danforth
Everett
Kittery News Roundup Details Local Ventures
Kittery residents report street work on Government Street and sidewalk extension at the Orman house. New companies organized at Horace Mitchell’s office include Straw Mica with a 500000 capital, A. M. Meloon’s Pease Publishing with 106000, and United States Atmosphere Oxygen with 500000. Notables include Edward P. McLaughlin and the McCarty brothers. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union to meet at Mrs. Wentworth’s home. A Judge James Locke boat stolen with oars taken from a nearby craft. Various visits and local notes on residents and convalescence recounted.
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Kittery
Helen Manson
North Kittery
Government Street
Orman House
Horace Mitchell
Horace Mitchel
A. M. Mejoon
Pease Publishing Company
Henry H. Manson
Boston
United States Atmosphere Oxygen Company
A. M. Meloon
Edward P. McLaughlin
Wiscassit
Harold McCarty
Wilbur McCarty
Bath
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Drinkwater and Wilson
Evelyn Bowen
Dorchester
Mass
Edna Zahn
W. M. C. Philbrick
Weirs
L. Chaney
Knight
New Castle Social and Local Notes Highlight Summer Visitors
New Castle is lively with summer visitors and town events. Charles Preble and family from Boston returned home after a week here, while Major Wadley and Harvard professor George Bartlett visited. Artists from Curtis painted by moonlight, and a moonlight excursion by the Bryda F was postponed. A revenue officer checked liquor dealers, and a boy choir benefit was announced at Pythian hall.
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New Castle
Charles Preble
Boston
Major Wadley
Conrad Push
Judson Marvin
Brooktine
Mass
Grogan
Austin White
Portsmouth
Henry Marvin
Grogan Cottage
A. C. Hefsenger
Curtis
Bryda F
George Bartlett
Harvard, College
Cambridge
Fred Doe
Brookline
Eaton Arch
Christchurch
Pythian Hall
The
Elizabeth
Seymour
New York
Caroline R. Clark
Greenfeld
A. Trown
Nashua
W. F. Hubbard
Manchester
Harriet RR. Platt
New York City
Iiquor
Campbell Cottage
George Reinhart
Raxton
Misa [Azzie Hudson
Margaret Johnson
Agnes Schinson
Jamaica Plain
Maas
Local Names Mentioned in Massachusetts and Nearby Cities
Rene Henngsburg of Fichlerg Mass Dr and Mrs Fields Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Reinhart Boston Mrs Levens Chelsea Mass and Miss Margaret Scanlon Atlantic Mass are listed as attendees in a regional social notice. The fragment notes several residents from Massachusetts and neighboring cities without form or event details.
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Rene Henngsburg
Fichlerg
Mass
Fields
Philadelphia
Reinhart
Boston
Levens
Chelsea
Margaret Scanlon
Atlantic
Grace Fernalds Illness Stirs Kittery Point News
Kittery Point Maine notices report Grace Fernald ill at her Paine's Crossing home. A York party sailed on the yacht Hildegarde Tuesday afternoon. Congregational church plans annual Sea Point picnic. Sampson and Ridlon resign from P E and Y road. Corsen visits Manson in town. Powers guests with Fellows. Basterache visits Tuesday.
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Kittery Point
Grace Fernald
Paine’s Crossing
York
Hildegarde
Congregational Church
Sea Point
Charles Sampson
Joseph Ridlon
Frank Corsen
Saco
E. D. Manson
Calvin P. Powers
Substitute For Coal Invented In Newark
J O Penter of Newark New Jersey has created coalite a substitute for coal. He claims it can be produced for about 1 dollar per ton and would burn with heat equal to coal producing a blue smoke and cigar ash. The process uses coal dust earth and a chemical with a simple method enabling a child to mix it. Bricks molded from the material would last two hours feeding an ordinary stove.
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J. O. Penter
Newark
N. J
Ireland
Penter
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Hilton Siblings Reunite After 48 Year Search
After decades apart Charles A. Hilton of Wakefield has found his sister Irene C. Rumrill in Randolph VI. They, along with two other sisters Susan White and Sarah Johnson, plan a family reunion next month following a long, separate search.
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Charles A. Hilton
Wakefield
Irene C. Rumrill
Randolph, VI
Epping
Horace Hilton
Martha Ann Hilton
Rumbll
Susan White
Lynn
Sarah Johnson
Strafford
Cottage Hospital Reports Little Change in Burned Children
It was reported at Cottage hospital Tuesday night that there was little change in the condition of the children burned in the gasoline explosion on August 11 and that they were getting on fairly well.
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Cottage Hospital
School Buildings Visited for Safety Review
Mayor Pender, Superintendent WW Morrison, Rev Lucius W Thayer, Lee Treadwell, and others toured several school buildings on Tuesday to conduct a thorough investigation into their safety and condition.
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Pender
WW. C. Morrison
Rev. Lucls Wi. Thayer
Lee Treadwell
After the Liquor Sellers United States Commissioner John W Kelley in Dover
United States Commissioner John W Kelley traveled to Dover to adjudicate several offenders who evaded the government tax on liquor. The report notes a misprinted line about Burdock Hitters as a stomach aid, with unclear context.
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United States
John W. Kelley
Dover
Happenings At The Avy Yard In Uncle Sam's Reservation
Day by day notes from the Maine yard describe shipfitters and dock crews at work. U S S Raleigh expected next, new names join the departments, and a busy stretch includes boat races, a floating stage, and repairs to the joiners shop basement. A nautical kitten entertains the crew as pine for a new yard scow is shipped to Kennebunkport. A strike by Italian dock workers over wood ownership disrupts Tuesday’s schedule.
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Tobias Burke
U. S. S. Raleigh
John Kennard
Department of Equipment
James Elwood
Andrew Frisbee
John Chickering
Weirs
Ed Wilcox
Joseph Varney
Charles F. Hurley
Department of Yard and Docks
Nezinscott
Maine
Knight
Kittery
Dynamo
Kennebunkport
Seavey’s Island
Concord State Fair to Welcome Theodore Roosevelt in August
The Concord State Fair in New England marks its third annual exhibition from August 26 to 29. President Theodore Roosevelt will attend Thursday afternoon with cabinet members, Governor Jordan, and lawmakers, delivering a brief address. A grand program includes Palin’s The Fall of Rome, balloon ascensions, parachute drops, and a Midway stretch with $4,400 purses while baseball and vaudeville entertainments fill the day.
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New England
Concord State Fair
Theodore Roosevelt
Jordan
United States
Palin
Rome
Boston & Malng Railroad
Special fare posters outline rates for fair travel
Special reduced rates to the fair are announced for travel from most New Hampshire stations. Details on rates and special trains are provided on posters, with no lines available in the text.
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New Hampshire
Lovell Plans Electric Lines for White Mountain District
Wallace D. Lovell, street railway magnate, says he has secured privileges in the White Mountain district to generate electricity for lighting and electric cars. He plans to thread the area with electric lines connecting to his rural routes, with profitable operation believed possible. Power to be generated at stations along the lines.
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Wallace D. Lovell
White Mountain District
Lovell
White Mountain
Political Pot Governs Delegates In Manchester Ward Caucuses
The Manchester wards hold caucuses to instruct congressional delegates, all three wards so far backing Cyrus Sulloway. Ward one and five reportedly follow suit, with ward leaders claiming solid support for Sulloway. Senate and county hints show little opposition, while the city leans toward a pro license stance for the state ticket.
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Ward Three
Cyrus Sulloway
Sulloway
Ward One
Ward Five
Elwell
Manchester Union
Corporal Brennan Returns Home from China and Philippines
Corporal James J. Brennan, U.S.M.C., long stationed at the marine barracks of the navy yard, has been honorably discharged and is dining as guest of Head Baker John Connelly. He served through the China campaign and in the Philippines, saw action at Guantanamo, and rode on the Brooklyn in the Battle of Santiago. He may reenlist in the marine corps.
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James J. Brennan
Marine Barracks
Navy Yard
John Connelly
Brennan
China
Philippines
Mr. Brennan
Uncle Sam
Guantanamo
Brooklyn
Santiago
Marine Corps
Ward Three Delegates Spark Rumor Of Hidden Move
In Ward Three a veteran delegate Billy Sladen is not listed among the elected, prompting local chatter that Uncle William has something up his sleeve for the conventions.
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Billy” Sladen
Wiliam
Over Sixty Years Mrs Wisstow's Soothing Mix
A vintage patent remedy claims to ease teething gum pain for children and soothe wind and diarrhea. The text promotes the mixture as a universal tonic, priced at twenty cents per bottle, urging caregivers to give a “battia” to relieve discomfort.
Dean's Ointment Cures Hemorrhoids Quickly
A reader from Valley Street in Saugerties New York reports relief from itching hemorrhoids after using Dean's ointment. The testimonial credits rapid permanent improvement beyond doctors' results.
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Dean
C. F. Cornwell
Valley Street
Saugerties
N.Y
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