01 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
1
An OCR damaged text fragment from Exeter mixes alias names and strange phrases about aviation, legends, and a night scene. It references Phage Coast Avctiopy, a Rollie site, and a mating of individuals and events with unclear order. The piece juxtaposes people, places, and eras with speculative notes on power and identity.
The Woman's Guild hosted a social at the Pariah Hall of the Congregational church Tuesday. An open league featured music by Charles W. Gray and a Tol group with two sets of songs performed by Chir and Miss Ved Fey Broups. Glanye Pattee cuch ub.
The Kings Daughters will hold a village sale at the North end of Middiestver on Wednesday December 7 in the afternoon and evening. An entertainment by a master of ceremonies will be held in the evening. Admission is 15 cents. The event includes a dinner and a dessert social with various dishes listed. Proceeds support local charitable aims.
The article lists numerous schooners and vessels moving through harbor channels near Rockland and Belfast, detailing arrivals at Boston and Camden routes. It notes political pressure from Garrett supporters and urges town residents to become vigilant taxpayers and citizens, with Ward Two Republican stance.
Ward 1 candidate Joseph Hett leads a Republican ticket as Portsmouth politics pivot toward caucuses. The piece recalls past city leadership under Hackett Adams and Boynton, notes reforms, a large floating debt, lost records, and calls on voters to deny consolidations that would renew perceived misrule.
Juduaitlal Circle will hold a sale of aprons home molecules and cake ice cream at its on Main Street December 1. Mme Yale will read fortunes. December rushes in with festive notes as villagers glimpse the old year end and the new. Mrs Ethel Stuart and others return from visits, opera crowds await The Chocolate Soldier at Music Hall on December 2.
In a nervous session at the police court, David Naley and James Bavig faced intoxication charges. Witnesses from the northern district described noisy behavior as they spoke to the magistrate, with unclear names and routines recorded as the day unfolded.
A jumble of names and events from Dover outlets community circle notices. Mrs Adele Moultot visits Miss Vuck as Brunk Springer plans a drum fly event at Dover nest weeks. The Advent Sewing Circle reports a successful sale at 2M on Wednesday followed by a sacral service.
Mabel Lyon Shurgis of New York gave a recurring Tuesday recital in Wye fawn tall, presenting Irish, Italian, and Delaware folk tunes last evening. The performer also offered plaintive pieces and a brief instrumental interlude.
The Republican City Caucus outlines mayoral and city council tickets, four school board seats, an assessor, a board of works member, and other posts to be filled at the Probate Court room in the new City Hall on State street Saturday. Voters must bring two names for each contested office. officials will collect the two entries per candidate.
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