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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1902

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Exeter Happenings Labor Day Closings And Town Notes

Exeter NH August 28 reports Gale campaign gains in small towns including Canterbury linked to the Grange. Labor Day will see all town stores closed. Hampton Beach gears up for final beach week. Knights encampment and Shriners outings planned. Local projects include school heat adjustments, street railway updates, and new dormitory progress at Hoyt Hall.

Exeter N. H Gale Herald Thomas N. Walker Batchelder Canterbury Metimac County Batchelier The Grange Hampton Beach New Hampshire Knights Mystic Shriners Hoyt Hall Academy Masons Spring Street Alumni Exeter Golf Club Jady Hillinks Convention Hall Exeter, Hampton and Amesbury Street Railway Relief Society Pentucket Haverhill Mass Hampton Mahlon F. Proctor New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Abraham Smith Newport Charles E. Smith Walter A. Morse Harry A. Johnson Waverhill Charles L. Johnson High Street Newmarket Portamouth

Kittery Notes And Local Events In August

Kittery Me August 28 Miss Mime Maby of Hilo Hawaii visits her brother FLW Maby. E Chaney ill and seeks rest in Wilton. Whipple lodge Good Templars to attend church service. Stores closed Friday afternoon for James O Trefethen funeral. Mrs Fred Brooks and Master Hawley Brooks return to Syracuse after weeks with Mrs S A Brooks. George Newson hosts party with graphophone concert and mandolin. Republican rally at Wentworth hal Friday evening. Kilner y families consider soft coal due to high hard coal prices.

Kittery Mime Maby Hilo Hawai Flw Maby. E. Chaney Ormar House Wilton Whipple Iodge of Good Templars Second Methodist Church James O. Trefethen Fred Brooks Hawley Brooks Syracuse N. Y S. A. Brooks George Newson Low Newson

Kittery Point Notes Busy Summer Scene and Local Arrivals

Kittery Point Maine residents observed navy battleships guarding the coast. social news includes Mrs H Gilbert Cassidy returning to Germantown after a Parkfield stay, Addison F Tobey’s wedding, and families visiting from West Medford and New York. The Champernowne store closes Sept 20, a Willows picnic at York Beach occurred, and Camp Sea Point finished a pleasant outing. Hay crops improve as farmers gather a second cut. T Clarkson & Son store has new show cases and paint.

Kittery Point H Gilbert Cassidy Parkfield Germantown W.te Tolley Roxbury Mass J. A. Tobey Mr. Tobey Addison F. Tobey C. J. Perry Florence Perry Roy Albert Perry West Medford Mas Albert Fernald H. W. Bartlett Sea Point T. Clarkson & Son

First Class Store Impresses With Grand Appearance

Clarkson junior partner proudly notes the property's fine appearance and constant search for novelty, describing a store that could credit a much larger city. The emphasis is on quality display and proactive approach to keeping the business fresh and appealing.

Fr. Clarkson

Some Rooseveltisms From President Speeches

A selection of terse lines from Roosevelt speeches on prosperity citizenship laws and virtue. He warns against violence and falsehood and argues government should ensure fair dealing and plain law. The quotes touch on duty character and the difficulty of lasting reforms.

Army Orders Notice from the Army Corps And Officers

Army orders list duties and leaves for Captain Chauncey Baker to Omaha for duty. Captain Archibald Campbell granted two months leave. Captain Odus Vorney to man Forts in maneuver district for testing firing appliances. Captain Julius T. Conrad detailed as professor at Pennsylvania Military College. Veterinarian Samuel L. Gelston granted three months leave. Captain Edgar W. Howe granted four months leave. An advertisement for Dr Thomas' Electrolectrice claims instant relief for bodily pain.

Chauncey BR. Baker Omaha Noh Archibald Campbel Artillery Corps Odus CG. Vorney Ordance Department Camain Julius T. Conrad Pennsylvania Military College Chester Samuel L. Gelston 3D Cavalry Edgar W. Howe 22D Infantry

Big Apple Yield Forecast For 40 000 Barrel Apple Year

The apple growing sector expects a record harvest with about 40 000 barrels, the largest since 1856. Production focus shifts to thinning to improve quality, ensuring surplus can reach foreign markets while domestic buyers, from rich to poor, seek well graded fruit at fair prices.

Tional Shippers Association Uuts

Torpedo Boats Accepted by Navy Department

The navy department has accepted torpedo boats De Long and Wihes after final trials. De Long was built by George Lawry & Son of Boston and Wihes by Gas Engine & Power Co of Morris Heights New York. Decatur will have her final trial on Saturday and preliminary trial for Barry occurs on the same day.

Navy Department de Long Wihes George Lawry & Son Boston The Gas, Engine & Power Co Morns Heights N.Y Decatur

Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail Report

Arrived at U S ports Chesapeake at Annapolis Mohican at Bremerton Bagley Thorn ton Stockton and Barney at Newport. Sailed Glacier Sydney for Townsville Puritan New Bedford for New London Isla de Taizon Labuan for Saranah Topeka San Juan for Hampton Roads.

Chesapeake Annapolis Mohican Bremerton Bagley Thornton Stockton Barney Newport Glacier Sydney Townsville Puritan New Bedford New London Isla de Taizon Labuan Saranah Topeka San Juan Hampton Roads

On the Diamond Players Prep for Philadelphia Move

Pitcker Morrissey and Center Fielder Murray of the Manchesters plan to depart after next Monday’s game to join the Chicago National team in Philadelphia. Lake Vals, the Texas wonder, heads to the Philadelphia National league squad. Andy Freiman loses 500.06 by not having good club money. The American league will be there next year. Varney struck out eleven, no late hits, Woonsocket Gyms defeat Willimantic 17 to 2. Harry Ball stars for Fall River, sole player to appear in every game this season. Providence has two crack twirlers Brown and Stackpole, proven in prior seasons with Somersworth and Dover, drawing regional attention.

Pitcker Morrissey Murray Manchesters Philadelphia Chicago Lake Vals Texas Wonder Neal Andy Freeiman Ned Sanson Oun New York Mike Ponin Hquar Varney Wonsocket, R. I Woonsocket Gyms Willimantic Harry Ball Fall Hiver McDermott Harry Brown

Monster eel nets village awe in Epping harbor

Epping August 28 Dr A W Mitch el's ten year old son Karl enjoyed a rare sport as he hauled in a river eel two feet eleven inches long. He battled a strong tug and nearly broke hook and line before landing the massive fish. A crowd of village boys gathered to witness the catch.

Epping A. W. Mitchel Karl

Platform Committee Named for State Democratic Convention

Henry F Hollis chairman of the Democratic state committee has selected the platform committee to report to the state convention. Named gentlemen include John H Dowd of Rockingham Strafford Frederick E Small of Porsmouth Rochester Belknap Charles P Sargent Lower Gilmanton Carroll John B Nash Center Conway Merrimack Clarence Carr Andover Hillsborough Nathan C Jameson Antrim Cheshire John Colby Keene Hosea W Parker Claremont Samuel B Page Woodville Coos Henry C Kent Lancaster.

Henry F. Hollis Democratic State Committee Rockingham John H. Dowd Porsmouth Strafford Frederick E. Small Rochester Belknap Charles P. Sargent Lower Gilmanton Carroll John B. Nash Center Conway Merimack Clarence Carr Andover Hillsborough Nathan C. Jameson Antrim Cheshire John ©. Colby Keene Sullivan Hosea W. Parker Claremont Grafton Samuel B Page Wodaville Coos Henry C. Kent Lancaster

Stratham Flower Festival Draws Neighboring Towns

The ninth annual flower festival and after show by the Congregational society of Stratham was successfully held Thursday at Stratham town hall. The display was large and beautiful. In the evening Mrs. A. L. Howland of Lynn played piano solos and Alvin M. Vroom of Exeter performed bass solos.

Congregational Society of

Burdoch Blood Bitters Cures Eruptive Diseases Quickly

Scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and other distressing eruptions yield to the cleansing purifying power of Burdoch Blood Bitters. Contains targeted remedy claims and promotes the product as a permanent cure. An old style patent medicine notice emphasizing health benefits and quick relief.

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