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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
5
Reed W Hilberuck vanished after leaving Cass Street with a man in a racing wagon and a woman, witnesses recall the vehicle and odd behavior, though the boy later appeared unharmed with a farmer’s wagon. His frantic parents press for a police-led probe as residents speculate.
ELAS conducted its annual memorial service at Prison Hill on Sunday afternoon with a large gathering. The service featured a male quartet and included readings, a eulogy for Parisieuth, and a program of hymns and solos by named performers. The event honored past members and included tributes from officers and dignitaries.
An itemized Kittery letter describes a petty burglary at two tobacco stands and injuries to a boy from a bicycle fall. It lists local residents visiting, club meetings, church events, and community notices across streets and avenues including Le D. Flory, Thomas Abrams, Mrs Werth Nelson, and Mrs Leste Long.
The Paper Mill TQ Reqp en project aims to resume paper production in January or after, easing anxiety among workers and signaling a return to steady operations for the local paper company. The news brings optimism to Portsmouth and surrounding towns about employment and regional industry prospects.
A stream of fragmented notices lists residents and visitors on Woodlawn and Central streets, names of families, and a vivid school program with pupils performing songs. It mentions charity letters, missionary efforts, and church activities tied to Amesbury and New England Christian churches.
Court Rockingham Corstens of America Wisconsin conduct a welfare event tonight with rare enjoyment on prompt invitation. George P. Ecott, C. Br. attendance desired for an evening of pramiers and amiable gathering in the local area.
Rainy conditions delay Eliot events as Rev Edgar T. Pitta and Rev Sidney Perkins led morning services at Eliot Congregational and nearby churches. Reports noted a post office inspector adjusting rural delivery routes, Everett Drake from Boston visiting, and the Eliot History Club postponing its meeting due to weather with plans to reschedule.
Funeral services for Charles Knowles were held at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon at the Christian church in Northampton. Attended by many, pallbearers included George O. Meushlon, Glileinaya Moulton, Fred Gicry, and Alfred P. Marston. The burial took place at North Strarton church cemetery, under the direction of F. E. Nickergan.
The funeral of Charlaget was held at two oclock in Nickersons chapel, attended by Rev Geors W. Veriers. The service was conducted under the direction of H W Sickers. Age and further details are not clear in the record.
Several drunken individuals supplied the sole trouble to police on Saturday evening, according to a brief report. The incident details remain sparse, with no further names or locations provided.
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