Exeter Republicans Pick Delegates In Quiet Caucus
Exeter Republicans chose delegates to state, congressional, councilor, senatorial and county conventions. Gale and Elwell receive solid support. Postmaster appointment stirs debate as Julian supporters push for reappointment amid calls for town input. Sports and local notices accompany, with caucuses in nearby towns and a late entry on the Robinson Female nominary.
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Exeter
Stephen H. Gale
Rufus N. Elwell
Fuller
Sperry French
Albert S. Wetherell
Arthur O. Fifer
Albert T. Severance
Leonard D. Smith
Edward E H. Nowell
Wiliam H. C. Follansby
John Scammon
Henry W. Anderson
Edwin G. Eastman
J. Warren Tilton
Arthur F. Cooper
George Wentworth
Emmons C. Leagitt
John W. A. Green
Herbert L. Pettingal
Jacob A. Carlisle
William Burlingame
Eben Folsom
George W. Hillard
John A. Brown
John Kimball
William Morrill
Augustus Young
Charles C. Russell
John M. Wandleigh
Daniel Gilman
Newell
Tilton
Herbert J. Hiscock
Walter
Carlisle
Dennis McGraw
Perley Gardner
Albert J. Weeks
John Templeton
Winthrop N. Dow
Robert Scott
Zelig London
Gooch
Edward A. Richardson
Arthur S. French
Town Republican Club
Arthur C. Fuller
William P. Chadwick
William H. C. Follans
Newfields
Nottingham
Cal Rufus N. Elwell
Robinson
School department to close after April enrollment failure
Trustees voted last April to discontinue the normal department if ten pupils were not enrolled by August. Only two enrolled, signaling closure. Hamp ton Beach remains busy for cottages but dull for hotels, with many rooms vacant and transient traffic proving light.
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Hampton Beach
Beech Soap Company
Lawrence
Mass
LO. G. T
Good Templar Iodges
Manchester
William P. Chadwick
Boston
Robert Allison
Chicago
Exeter
Main Street
New York City
Jacob P. Cule
The
Plains
Kittery Notes and Local Happenings in August
Kittery Maine August 21 visitors include Fred Scott from Bidaboard Howard Beck returning to New York Leroy Dearborn visiting his Bayside sister-in-law Marie Dearborn Mrs Lottie Tufts and Grace Tufts from Lynn Massachusetts visit Mrs John Burnham Mrs John Dinsmuie improving Forest Remick of Dover visiting George A Littlefield has been offered a western principal post and may leave Wentworth hall hosts a remarketing of the E G Tarner Relief corps in the evening
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Henry Iaitts
Madden
Mass
Lutts
Joseph Lutts
Forest Remick
Dover
George A. Littlefield
No. 11 Grammar School
E. G. Tarker Relief Corps
Wentworth Hall
Concert at Champer Point Near Kittery
Kittery Point Me August 21 a concert was held at the Champer venue attracting local residents and visitors. Details remain limited in the fragment.
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Kittery Point
Champer
York Beach arrivals at the Kearsarge Hells noted
The latest arrivals at the Kearsarge Hells include Rev J Desmond Grove ton Miss Bertha Janes Manchester Miss Mary A Durgin Newmarket G W Pettinsill Amesbury Mass Mr and Mrs M J Caleman Manchester C A Geisel Manchester and others. An Atlantic list includes Gairie N Foster Haverhill Massie B Drewitt Haverhill Miss Musgrave Somersworth Mr and Mrs K Bartlett Albert Mansfield George B Creasy Manchester J Fisher Paine. Portland Me Ho McCarty Salem M Mrs S FE Wabash Salem Mav A bs Os good Concord. A man at Union bluffs dived from a boat, lost it due to tide, swam nearly a mile to shore then pursued the boat to Cape Neddick, narrowly escaping danger. A long swim by Miss Goodwin of New York is noted, with her father holding a running record. A boat belonging to Judge Locke was involved.
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Kearsarre Hells
J. Desmond
Groveton
Bertha Janes
Manchester
Mary A. Durgin
Newmarket
G. W. Pettinsill
Aimesbury
Mass
M. J. Caleman
C. A. Geisel
Atlantic
Gairie N. Foster
Haverhill
Massie B. Drewitt
Mass.: Miss Musgrave
Somersworth
Bartlett
Albert Mansfield
George B. Creasy
J Fisher Paine
Portland
Ho McCarty
Salem
S. FE
Wabash
Concadvilla
Mr Smith
Cape Neddieh
Miss Goodwin
New York
William Lang
England
Judge Locke
Summer near Hotel Champernowne boat stolen and cars taken
A small craft near Hotel Champernowne was stolen on Monday evening and has not been heard from since. Nearby a second boat lost a pair of cars, and plans include a Shoals excursion from Portsmouth on the Alice Howard with a full band of sixteen. Arrangements will be made to accommodate those who wish to take cars from the beach.
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Supreme Court of Florida
New Castle Social Notes From August Visit Highlights
New Castle reports a string of visitors and departures including Mr and Mrs 4 H Gates and a New York maid guest of W D Lawrence, Mr and Mrs Jacob Wendell in Boston, Miss Lena W Trefethen returning from Alton Hay, Mrs John Trandley returning to Camden, Miss E A Brown in Portsmouth, and Joseph A Tartton visiting Portsmouth. Mrs Philip Smra returns from Portland Me, Samuel Tarlton from Epping visits Mrs C C Batson, Charles Akerman of New York visits Green, and BR E Barrett of Chicago completes a large swimming pond near Jaffrey Point. Mrs Rand improves after hospital... Seabrook party returns from Chicago and Sea Breeze ride to Portsmouth. Lobster pots robbed at night by river runners. one fisherm an pot damage. Weather cooler yet profitable for hotels and oldages.
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New Castle
H Gates
New York
W. D. Lawrence
Jacob Wendell
Boston
Lena W. Trefethen
Alton Hay
John Trandley
Camden
N. J
E. A. Brown
Portsmouth
Joseph A. Tartton
Philip Smra
Portland
Samuel Tarlton
Epping
C. C. Batson
Charles Akerman
Green
Jaffrey's Point
BR. E. Barrett
Chicago
Rand
Courage Hospital
Seabrook
Sea Breeze
Muster of the Fremenns Inspires City Firemen Hose Race
Somersworth Free Press notes a muster trend with a hose race planned by local firemen. Plans include open participation by organized fire companies, attractive purses, and a large crowd if carried out. The piece also mentions the E. W. Phelan Stock Company opening at Music Hall next week.
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Somersworth
E. W. Phelan
Rich Man Under Guard In Rochester Rumor
Rochester New Hampshire August 20 report says George E Wallace millionaire has been under constant guard by City Marshal Allen or a trusted officer. Wallace allegedly received an anonymous letter demanding fifty thousand dollars to be deposited in a race or his life would be forfeited. Neither Allen nor Wallace admit the claim.
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Rochester
N. H
Allen
George E. Wallace
Acton
Wallace
Roosevelt Starts Big New England Tour Today
President Roosevelt begins a thirteen day tour of major New England cities, visiting Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Rhode Island. He left Oyster Bay at 9:30 this morning and will stop in New Haven Hartford Willimantic Providence Warwick Newport Boston Lynn Nahant on successive days with travel through Boston Sunday.
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Roosevelt
New England ’ States
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Oyster Bay
New Haven
Hartford
Willimantic
Providence
Warwick
Newport
Boston
Lynn
Nahant
Navy Yard Notes From Bath and Nearby Areas
Naval constructors G H Rock and John F Hanscom were active in Bath and Kittery with temporary assignments and official duties. The Irving J Lute delivered granite for the dry dock while two elevators for a general store will run on electricity. Dorothy Swinbourne, daughter of Captain Swinbourne, returned from Newport. The shipyard list of shipfitters is exhausted and Charles Faulkner reported for duty. Seaman George McKensie returned to duty aboard the U S Eagle after hospital care. Marines Dow and Flynn face court martial for desertion. New mold loft offices are laid out from south to north, including private naval constructor offices and clerical spaces.
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G. H. Rock
Bath
Irving J. Lute
Dorothy Swinbourne
W. T. Swinbourne
Newport
Charles Faulkner
George McKensie
U. S
Eagle
Naval Hospital
Dow
Flynn
Marine Barracks
John F. Hanacom
Cranyp
Kittery
Hanscom
Naval Constructor
Decatur Lends Men In Harbor Botched Mission
The torpedo boat Decatur entered Kitery Point harbor this forenoon and to shore two crewmen before sailing out. One went to the navy yard and the other to the city seeking supplies, claiming the Decatur would return at four this afternoon to pick him up. The pursuing vessel identified as a light house tender, while the Bailey of the defending fleet is said to be disabled.
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Decatur
Kittery Point
Navy Yard
Maplewoods and Creeks Prep for Plains Saturday Game
The Maplewoods and a nine called the Creeks, composed of picked players, will play a baseball game at the Plains on Saturday afternoon. A warm contest is predicted.
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Exeter
Exeter Sportsmens' Club
Portsmouth Gun Club
Thebover
Sportsmens' Club
Hampton Road
Exeter Golf Club
LO. G. T
Newfields
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Maurice J. Dywer
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