Winter Bargains on Men's Heavy Wool Pants and Underwear
Special winter sale items list heavy wool pants at $2 a pair and heavy underwear. Natural wool and camel hair options priced 50c 75c and 1 dollar per garment.
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04 Dec 1899
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Portsmouth Herald in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1899
Page
1
Trask Writes Again From Manila Letters From Cavite Hospital Visit
Jule Trask recounts a visit to the First Reserve hospital in Manila Cavite October 1499. He praises nursing care for soldiers ill or wounded and describes wards tents and a crowded capacity of about 1235 patients. He meets Eddie Parsley of Laconia and notes other soldiers and local life including a Plymouth doctor and one couple at the outpost. He reports ongoing cannonading near Cavite and shares anecdotes of American families and daily hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cavite
San Roque
Bea Ifal
Aranal
Natave
Instituti Ns
Escalta
Spain
Eddie Parsley
Laconia
First
New Hampshire
Chickamangs
A. S
Philippines
Parsley
Tasw
24Th Infantry
Cavite Point
Fred D. Grant
Tom
Wyoming Regiment
Rocky Mountain
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Yokohana
Dodge
Dr Moore in Lakeport Not Improving After Prison Release
Dr Joseph C Moore, living quietly with his sister Mrs Mary E Tucker at Lakeport, shows no marked improvement since release from state prison in Concord. He is taking more nourishment and doctors hope recovery if assimilation continues. friends are hopeful, but he cannot venture outdoors for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Moore
Mary E. Tucker
Lakeport
Concord
Bailey to visit Piscataqua lodge in Portsmouth
Mr W. Bailey of Manchester, grand warden of New Hampshire for the New England Order of Protection, will pay an official visit to Piscataqua lodge of this city next Friday evening. Portsmouth members plan a royal reception with entertainment and collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bailey
Manchester
New Hampshire
New England Order of Protection
Piscataqua
Newly Gleanings From Our Suburban Towns
Kittery Me December 4 at a Kittery High School entertainment arch lecture the program includes piano duett Miss Milliken and Mr Lock a three part chorus of twelve young ladies solo and chorus Twelve Young Ladies lecture by W W Stetson and Haven Fernald of Bath Me visiting town The Ladies circle of the Second Christian church plans a cannual fair in Wentworth hall Wednesday and Thursday evenings admission 25 cents for both evenings The W C T U will meet with Mrs James at the lower foreside on Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stetson
Haven Fernald
Bate
Second Christian Church
Wentworth Hall
W.C.T.U
James Claimed
Marriage and social notices from South Eliot district
South Eliot notes list weddings and visits from late November to December. Albert Staples married Miss Williams of North Kittery at the Methodist parsonage. Spinney family and Remick relatives are mentioned visiting or hosting. Local rumor places Wallace Manson moving to the Spinney house near W. E. Spinney’s store. Epworth League fair set for December 13 and 14 at the Methodist church with season tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Spinney
Jamaica Plains
Mass
D. Spinney
Oscar Mr. Remick
Boston
J. W. Remick
John N. Fornand
Amesbury
Joseph TH. Foss
E. W. Kennison
Albert Staples
Miss Williams
North Kittery
South Eliot
True
Canney
H. D. Canney
Herbert Edson
Portsmouth
Wallace Manson
Henry Spinney
W. E. Spinney
Methodist Church
Ventry
Local notices and social notes from Greenland eventful year
The excerpt lists farm hands’ sparring injuries, visits by Freeman Walton and Mrs. Alice Coleman, Clinton Hendry and Bert Huntress travelers, John Wettergreen’s Maine stay, Hedley Golding and Arthur Marden visits, Herbert Tuttle’s family, Clarence Huntress and Ida Lord in Portsmouth, Charles H. Brackett on business there, local anglers returning with a meal bag, B. S. Weeks buying land for a house, and a surge in building amid expected electric road value rise, plus a brief drug ad for Laxitive Bromo Quinine with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Walton
Alice Coleman
Portsmouth
Richard Downing
Clinton Hendry
Haverhill
Bert Huntress
Boston
Melvin Huntres
John Wettergreen
Malden
Mass
Maine
A. J. Adams
Hedley Golding
Boston City Hospital
E. N. Holmet
Arthur D. Marden
B. and
Herbert A. Tuttle
Exeter
Daniel Tuttle
Clarence Huntress
Ida Lord
Charles H. Brackett
Great Bay
Appointment of James H Walker Inspector of Masonry
In Washington December 3 188? the navy department approved the board’s choice from Portsmouth navy yard candidates and James H Walker of Kittery Missouri was named inspector of masonry for the new deck. Kip of New York appointed clerk in Portsmouth yard supplies and accounts. J G Shaw to relieve C Fletcher. Navy weighing nine hour day for dock contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumaron
D. C
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Navy Department
James H. Walker
Kittery
Kip
New York
Department of Supplies and Accounts
G. J. Shaw
U.S. N
J. B
Free Christmas gifts with Red Cross starch offer
A promotional notice promises the first five purchasers of the Endless Chain Starch Book will receive a large 10 cent package of Red Cross starch, a 10 cent Tubinger's Best starch, two Shakespeare panels or a Twentieth Century Girl Calendar, all free. The ad extols Red Cross laundry starch as a top invention by J C Hubinger, urging readers to ask grocers for the starch to claim the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United States
J. C. Hubinger
Portrait of Daniel Webster Portrait Settlement
The portrait dispute is settled as artist Ulysses D. Tenney agrees to take the Webster portrait to Cambridge for finishing touches and to obtain Harvard endorsements as per contract. Auctioneer J G Tobey Jr sells the John Critchley estate for 1450 to Nathan Whally, subject to widow’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
County Court House
Exeter
Ulysses D. Tenney
Cambridge
Mass
Eliot
Langdell
Harvard
J. G. Tobey, Jr
John Critchley
Nathan Whally
Water Front News From Kittery and Vicinity
Steamers and schooners arriving at Kittery and nearby ports carried coal cement bricks and bricks heading for Portland Boston and Philadelphia. Reports note talk of a fish market combine affecting prices as large fish shipments departed west from Kittery Point on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery Point
American Girl Thursday Night at the Opera
The American Girl a new attraction by HL Grattan Donnely features George J. Hall and Miss Frankie St. John among a strong cast. The program promises high class specialties and a highly enjoyable performance for the season at Scammon's venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scammon
HL Grattan Donnely
Russia
George J. Hall
Frankie St. John
Spain's Greatest Need Promoted at Aiken
Barcelona visitor Mr. R. P. Olivia credits Electric Bitters with curing back head pain and weak nerves. He claims the remedy revitalizes liver kidney blood and nerves and boosts overall vigor. Available for 50 cents from Globe Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Olivia
Barcelona
Spain
Aiken
America
Amenee
Globe Grocery Ca
Potomac Yard to Commission This Week Amid Labor Spend
At the navy yard the Potomac is likely to be commissioned this week. About 183 thousand dollars were spent on yard labor last year. Arthur Dow of Manchester was appointed blacksmith with the new dock contractors. John Pierce of New York met with foremen on Friday and pushed to accelerate dock work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Arthur Dow
Manchester
John Pierce
New York
Delay sought for electric light plant yard project
There is likely to be a delay in the construction of the electric light plant at the yard and an extension of time has been requested. The ad also notes Burdock Blood Bitters as a tonic for a clear healthy complexion and pure blood.
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Henry Peyser & Son
John S. Tilton
Carvers
A. P. Wendell & CO
Swell
Moorcrofts
If Market Square
Herald
Trask
Kittery High School
Miss Milliken
Myr. Lock
Bollit
Dr. Hot, Durgin
Milton
N. ST
Chaney
Mag. C.F. Drake
Bott Hill
Greenland
Dee
Toh
B.S. Weeks
W. A. Odell
Draggiata
E. W. Grove
Kittery Ar
Water Fron News
Charles F. Meyer
Mae Chow
Baltimore
J. A. and
A. W. Walker
John M. Fiske
Nutt
E Ment
Jessie Hart
Kellay
Perth Amboy
George D. Boulter
Dover
Eliot and
York
Flower Larbor
P. N. Co
No. 16
Clara B. Kennard
Hattie Lewis
Sadie A. Kimball
Wilson and
Willard
Franklin
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