Exeter Court Term Ends With Two Settled Cases
The October term of the superior court in Exeter closed after a short session with Judge W. Plum mer on the bench. Two cases were settled: an uncontested divorce Gertrude L Youngrom versus Arnold A Hayton and a mutuation dispute in George Wentworth et al. versus Chas A Blethen et al. The January term will not sit in Rockingham county. Judge Frammer Willeguin will preside.
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Exeter
Superior Court
Portsmouth
W. 4. Plummer
Laconia
County Commissioners
Gertrude L. Youngrom
A. Hayton
George Wentworth
Chas
A. Blethen
Otheys
Rockingham County
Frnmmer Willeguin
Robert Scott
Cey‘lon Spinney
Sherif
A’ Robert
Moses N. Collins
George W Gadd
Sewel W.des
Frant. Brigham
Frank Rollins
Lattarian Society
W. M. Jenkins and Company
Arthur French
Hampton
Aronstock
Join A. Stewn
Incuranine
Qweas
Texeter Co-operative Bani
Boston
Mr. Brown
Dave Elven
Christmas Stamps and Trade Notes From Distorted Text
A fragmentary wartime notice references Christmas stamps, wartime trade controls, and restrictions on shipments to Germany via the Allied blockade. It mentions waxed papers and various articles, noting import rules and marked limitations on items entering the United States.
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Wosharey
Jastainee
Albert Vairity
Great Britain
Fragmentary Notice Sparks Unclear Local Update
Readable bits indicate a muted local notice involving names Conneraso and Lita blasters with unclear actions. No definitive event or authority is identifiable due to damaged OCR text.
Dover Doings: Officers Elected as Relief Court Meets
Dover Doings reports the Lawyer Woman's Relief Circle at Grand Army Hall elected officers for the term, including President Mrs Nettie Lord and Senior President Mrs Jean Jr. View, with delegates named for the state convention. A theft occurred at St John's Methodist Church during Sunday services, clothing from the dressing room in the balcony was ransacked, money totaling about 20 dollars was stolen from several parishioners' garments, and arrests are hoped. Snow crews from Dover were ordered to Lakeport to help clear the rack there.
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Isabel W. Avery
Eilus B. Abbott
Angi L. Curerler
Charles B. Jenness
Alice Mid Nason
Lillian Twombly
Lucinda P. Dorr
Vara Cartland
Lenise F. Stevens
Damacy
St John's Methodist Church
Uhud Ayy IO Suanudt
Tris
Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion
Advertises Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that ends dyspepsia within minutes. Claims it cures indigestion and related symptoms like belching, gas, nausea, and stomach heaviness. Promotes an affordable 25 or 50 cent packet with clear formula on the label and suggests asking a pharmacist.
Beleaf in Belade? Theatre Review Notes Packed House Promise
The second act features Jose delivering clever lines with flair as Bele Braudel and Sabide With Me receive praise. The performance earns high marks with strong audience response and hints at a future return date likely to draw a full house.
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Ben i Laurie
Jose Sais
Daddy
Local Dashes and Events Tone Down As Election Nears
Matines at Music Hall at 2 20 pm and va cation closing Friday. Merchants plan evening hours next week. A lodger was held in a police cell last night. Storms disrupted ice ponds and ships off Portland. Republicans face delays as assigned support fades. Post office adds two extra clerks for the Christian rush.
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Music Hall
Suston
Market Street
Lss
Massachusetts
Pytham Sisters
Portsmouth Ward Elections and Voter Registrar Roster
Fragmentary report notes ward results laboring under OCR. It lists ward council members and registrar of voters selections, with names such as Jaan Wird, J. Littlefield, Charles H. Brewster, John F. Sinar, Michael Ahern, and Herbert Bow. It mentions the capture of a schooner and detained supplies, and Henry T. Durgla of Isliot reading a paper on Plymouth anniversary events.
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Connellman
Charles H. Brewster
Terziesys Mhl
William A. Cullen
John FV. Sinar
Oliver le Trlybee
Portsmouth Mudie
England
Henry TI. Durgla
Isliot
Sulver Threads at Music Hall
Flay with Jose Makes Decided Hit with a Small audience. Richard J. Dose presents a new musical drama titled Silver & Greedy Story woven with songs and a folk tone. The production features a varied cast including Laurie, Eva Condi, Kathleen, and Tella Stowe in leading roles.
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Flay
Jose
Ichard J. Dose
Am Most
Persent Company
Lows
Iti Laurie
Aid Eva Condi
Kathleen
Tella Stowe
Tie Fie
Port of Portsmouth Trade Reports Ships Clearing
The Water Front notes multiple schooners clearing for Boston, New York, and Portland. Vessels include Genesta from fishing grounds bound for Boston, Hastings from Rockport to Boston, Glyndon from Boston to Moncton, and Electric Light from Marblehead to Portland, with other vessels listed and routes noted.
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Portsmouth
Genesta
Fishin
Hooner van Allens
Mougiton
Smith
Schaoner Hattle
Barbour
Tro Brookton Springs
New York
Hastings
Rockport
Boston
Glyndon
Bostat
Moncton
B.hanner Norton
Navy Yad
Cape Ann
Mase
Steunds
Electric Light
Maston
Tbr
Portland
Tiny Irvington
Tibslan
Settlement Reached In Biddeford Assault Case
In Biddeford Maine the case of Tyler Urouka against John Travers was settled out of court after Travers allegedly assaulted Urouka in a Franklin Street yard. Travers agreed to compensate the doctor and acknowledged satisfaction. Cleaver faced police court outcomes over a related matter with a suspension on Pech Brooke’s sentence upon payment.
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Biddeford
Tyler Urouka
John Travers
Franklin Street
Roart
Travers
Fraoks
Allie
Iwring
Pollce Rowet
Nentehee
Pech Brooke
Conti
Benton Wins Mayor Race in City Election
Dee Keena reports 4597 votes cast, a large turnout. Republican J B Benton defeats Mayor M W Clark by 125 votes, with Democrat Andrew J Sweeney far behind and Socialist George F E Gray in fourth. Benton carries every ward as Republicans secure ward tickets.
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Keena
Dee
Maryhan
J. B. Benton
M. W. B. Clark
Nolngtion
Denton
Clark
Sweeney
George G. Gray
John E. Benton
Andrew J. Sweeney
Martin V
Ginrk
George FE. Gray
Scattering
Mr. Benton
Quilting Party Marks Revolutionary Anniversary
The Helen Benvey Quilling Party met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Junking’s home on State Street to observe the fifth anniversary of the capture of William and Mary at New Castle by Capt Thomas Pickering and John Sullivan. A luncheon followed and three papers were presented, with Mrs John Scales of Dover reading a piece.
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Helen Benvey Quilling
Portsmouth match mute due to Vition event
The report notes players will sit out regardless of the result of the Vition game, with no further details on opponents or dates. The snippet implies a pause or strategic resting of key personnel for Portsmouth.
Visited by Grand Officers at Manchester gathering
An inspection of regimental work was followed by a uniform adjournment and an upper hall gathering. Adjutant General J. Fairbanks of Manchester and Assistant Inspector General J. Woelle of Nashua attended the visit. Woolworth and Marden service teams provided refreshments for the event.
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V. M
Thies
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