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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1902

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Exeter Happenings Depict Roosevelt Visit and Local News

Special correspondent reports Theodore Roosevelt's Exeter pass through on the Dover route with a crowd of about a thousand at the depot. Editorial tension on Dover Portsmouth delegates and Gale vs Batchelder in the gubernatorial campaign. Also notes on Female seminary enrolment, local crime, taxes, and community events in Exeter NHS.

Exeter Nhs Manchester Mirror Putney Dover Gale Batchelder Granite State Portsmouth Theodore Roosevelt

Kittery Notes: Bartlett Returns Home After Weeks at Hedding

Kittery Maine August 26 Misa Ruth Bartlett has returned home after several weeks at Hedding. Albert Hill traveled to Dover to see the president. Misses Hannah Bean and Eva Banker are in Laconia New Hampshire. A number of Civil War veterans are attending the reunion of the twenty-

Kittery Misa Ruth Bartlett Hedding Albert Hill Dover Hannah Bean Eva Banker Laconia N. H

Seventh Maine Regiment at Cape Porpoise Today

Social services filled local churches Tuesday evening with strong turnout. Miss Hazel Goodsoe returned from Methuen after visiting. Charles Chickering, a former Bittery resident, renewed old acquaintances. Mrs. Lawrence Remick and her son of Methuen are guests of Mrs. John Remick. Miss Mildred Stone of Chicago, visiting Captain Trefethen, has returned home.

Seventh Maine Regiment Cape Porpoise Hazel Goodsoe Methuen Charles Chickering Bittery Lawrence Remick Mass John Remick Mildred Stone Chicago Trefethen

Kittery Point Sees Steady Summer Visitor Flow

August in Kittery Point shows visitors lingering as summer winds down. Residents traveled to York on Tuesday afternoon while Niles Perkins ends his duties as P. K. & K. conductor around early September and plans a Bowdoin College return. Music hall performances draw crowds to Portsmouth as new houses are planned for the village and Charles Sampson moves from PL K. & Y. to the Kittery and Eliot road.

Kittery Point York Niles Perkins Bowdoin College Music Hall Portsmouth Charles Sampson Kittery and Eliot

South Eliot Vacation Notes and Local Visits

South Eliot Maine August 26 noting Dr and Mrs G Durgin enjoying a two week vacation in Freedom New Hampshire and Milton New Hampshire. Henry M Paul called to work on the Boston and Maine railroad bridge crew. Oscar M Remick of Boston returns from vacation with his parents. Miss Nea J Remick at Greenland for a week. Miss Isabell K Brooks visiting relatives at Hampton New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs PB Drake visited Strafford New Hampshire on Sunday. Mrs Willam F Paul and daughter of Saugus visiting brother John W Paul. Majority and family of New York guest of A J Hanacome and family at Clover Tree Farm. Arrivals at William A Lydston cottage include Mrs W A Lydaston of Swampscott Mr and Mrs Joseph W Wherren Mrs C B P Wherren Mr and Mrs Alfred Clinton Mr and Mrs Leonant Clifton Waltham Massachusetts Mr and Mrs Frank M Wherren of Greenfield and Mrs Naitie Remick and daughter Marlon of Swampscott. Mrs WU li and Misses Clara and

South Elliot Fr. G. Durgin Freedom N. H Clover Tarm William A. Lydston W. A. Lydaton Swampscot Joseph W. Wherren C. BP. Wherren Alfred Clinton Marlon Swampacott Mars Uw, li Missea Clara

Local Social Roundup Includes Church Event and Visits

Laura Simpson of York guests here on Sunday. Junior Epworth league staged an Old Folks concert at the Methodist Episcopal church under Mrs. George H. Fernald and Miss Lulu Paul. Weather hindered turnout but guests were rewarded. Various locals and visitors noted from Kittery to Portsmouth, with illness, court matters, and a fishing boat theft at Hotel Ghampernowne.

Laura Simpson York Epsworth League Methodist Episcopal Church George H. Fernald Lulu Paul Kittery Ethel Moulton H. Ll. Durgin Frances Keele Augusta

Portsmouth event plans band voyage and beach transport

A notice from Portsmouth describes a forthcoming trip with Alice Howard coordinating a full band of sixteen musicians aboard. Arrangements will be made to accommodate people who wish to take the cars from the beach.

Sion Portsmouth Ise Alice Howard

York Beach Birthday Fireworks Mark 75th Year

Gale of Free trebrand celebrated his seventy fifth birthday with a fireworks display at the Freeman in a park. A heavy morning thunderstorm occurred as guests arrived from Manchester Dover Nashua and Portsmouth. Numerous arrivals and visitors were noted from Rockingham Brookline Danville and Rochester.

Gale Trebrand the Freeman Henry Norton Young’s D. Duncan E. EB. Ftarland Portsmouth Freeman Bya L. Richards Claremont Fairmount Anivals William T. Shaw Nashua C. W. Collins Mildred Danvile J. FB. Arthur Luin Me @wan Dover C. Wilbur Yeaton Rochester E. Z. Powers FE. P. Richardson Manchester A. H. Wlaziitte John Pickering Ponoath Kearsaree Robert E. Landers W. V. Woosman CR. Lechie Lilian M. Nuting BE. C. Gould Susie Adams I. J. Emerson F. D. Kennels Mary B. Adams W. P. Armington Mary W. Adams Pembroke John Marshall W. Quinn Concord House Tra Abbott Abbott House Concord Abbott Hertha Francis Fairmount F. D. Kimball Spray Cottage Helen O'Donnell Brooklyn N. Y Union Church Aus

Photograph of Supreme Court Justice Holmes on labor views

The article portrays Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of the United States Supreme Court with a liberal stance on labor questions. It notes his well known friendly attitude toward organized labor and his belief that labor rights are equal to capital rights.

United States Supreme Court Oliver Wendell Holmes United States Supreme

Reunion at the Weirs Heralds 26th Civil War Veterans' Gathering

The Weirs hosts the annual Civil War veterans reunion with large attendance aided by President Roosevelt's planned visit. Sons of Veterans Day features fakirs, shooting galleries, and music by McCabe Eastman drum corps. Col L B Emery presides as welcome address is given by Emery and speakers from Massachusetts and Boston.

the Weirs Weirs Roosevelt Sons of Veterans The Asociation A. D. Sanborn Henry O. Kent S. S. Piper M. M. Collis J. B. Drew E. B. Huse McCabe & Eastman Drum Corps Manchester L. B. Emery Troy New Hampshire Coronel Emery D. Maurice Travis South Framingham Mass Frank P. Merril George S. Evans Boston Fred S. Libby Enfield Ernest B. Folsom Dover Michael Crowley Camip Alvah Libby

Newington Notes and Local Arrivals

Mr and Mrs Skillings of Portland Maine are guests of Fred Pickering. Mrs W H Brackett of Greenland visits daughter Mrs Frank Hoyt of Melrose who is spending summer with Mrs Harriet Hoyt. Mrs Harry de Rochemont and children return from a visit to Prince Edward Island. C Pinkham becomes assistant superintendent at Fiske Brick Dover Point and hires de Rochemont as night toll gatherer. Charles Coleman renovates a blacksmith shop preparing for fall business in horse shoeing.

Harry de Rochemont Charles Coleman

Weather Station Planned for Concord NH

Senator Gal linger secured approval from Secretary Wilson to establish a weather bureau station at Concord. The letter notes funding is tight but the station will be opened by rearranging funds, aiming to improve local weather reports and assist Boston forecasters in predicting New England weather.

Gallinger Concord Department of Agriculture Washington Wilson Weather Bureau Weather Service New Hampshire Boston New England

Smith Re-signs With Manchester Basebal Association

The Manchester Baseball association directors unanimously approved John Smith for another season and authorized him to select a team for next year’s New England League to represent the city. Smith has received offers from several nearby cities.

Manchester Baseball Association John Smith Smithie

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