Christmas Well Observed Here City Wide Festivities
Christmas was observed with many family reunions and large church services. Temperatures stayed mild and several churches held multiple masses and musical programs. Salvation Army provided dinners for the poor, naval and military groups enjoyed festive meals, and community clubs kept open houses and celebrations throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavanough
Corneliouss
J. Walsh
Corieicus
Christ
Elwir
Uc. Millard
Sineers
Vosper Gorview
St. John's
Personal notices list holiday homecomings across city streets
The column records numerous individuals visiting family for the holidays. Names include William Keete, Charles Locke, Minot Beacham, Arthur Farrington, Edward Parshtey, Reginald Jewett, Ineight Reed, J. M. Carte, Edward Kimball, Willan Portingteg, Verey De Borbrmony, Samuel T. Laidony, Willard Hows, and many others. Locations span Boston, Manchester, Rye, Cabot Street, and state streets as residents travel to relatives for festive days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Jewett
Manchester
Ineight Reed
Tartmonarheatless
J. M. Carte
Kittery Poll
al Fredericpton
Edward T. Kimball
Boston
Faye
Willan Portingteg
Geeoulua
At. Rowe
Thars
Tos
Willan T. Morrissey
Trostoun
Tidy City
Verey de Borbrmony
Philadelphia
Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal for Home Treatment Cure
A letter from a Notre Dame resident claims a simple home remedy can cure chronic pains including sciatica backache and joint issues. It promises relief for sufferers and invites readers to write for proof and testimonials, asserting widespread success without clinical evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paina
Urie
Social Evening Visits Keep Local Families Busy
A string of social visits spans Wel lesley ITM Musé and nearby towns as Mr and Mrs Frank Willey welcome guests Mrs Charles Gray and family. Mary Hoberts visits her sister Mrs Gray while Dr and Mrs WL Joneses host in Chestnut. Mr Wilder Quint of Houston joins Christened events with parents Mrs Charles Wiehing and others on Sear Street. Ned Griffin, NY engineer with Penn, FT, returns home for a brief stay with family on State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willey
Wellesley
ITM
Christen
Gm Lelagin Street
Mary G. Hoberts
Styetford
Charles Wi Gray
Af Gray Lose
Kittery
Mra
Parkes Hilchens
Smigust
Mass
Mes
WL O. Junisas
State Street
Michael Crowley
Hoston
Chestnus
We Sister
Willian Tiennett
School Street
Wilder Quint
Christ
Charles Wiehing
Sear Street
Adming
Durorhy Adams
Chatridge
CW. Bass
Strel Retig Cony
Huston
Men 2
Tustand Vuon
Ned. M. Grifin
New York
Penn, FT
Aul Mldott Triffin
SUE Steel
Old Customs House and its wartime role in Ube
The article recalls the Old Custom House and its transformation by the United States government for wartime use. It describes volunteers, patriotism, and the community’s response, noting the building’s significance and enduring presence in public memory despite changes and controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chscon
Ube
Nushat
Suleustone
Tafel
Iran
Testa
Huth
United States
Funeral Car Carries Remains to River Cemetery
An obituary notice reports a funeral car transporting the remains of Selie Mo Talehelder and heirs to a river cemetery in Novi Thomatan. Family members and relatives accompanied the procession in a Viking Che gam di foray palms ceremony.
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Parrsmonk
Raliwiy
Liu River
Novi Thomatan
Feregaon
Ian Viking
Talehelder
Hea
White Starbird Weanis Wie Dat Mas and Morcand Tale
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local item about White Starbird Weanis Wie Dat Mas with mentions of Morcand and Thin CMaeds. The readable text hints at a community notice or brief cultural anecdote but lacks clear actions or dates. Further context needed to confirm event, place, or participants.
Exeter holiday observances and visits noted in town
The Exeter community recorded a quiet holiday period with residents hosting guests and attending events. People mentioned include Charrios Jones and wife, Miss Année, Alice Mosilty, and George Quinby visiting relatives in nearby towns. Christmas day was observed with church services and festive gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Andeyez
Charrios Jones
George Quinby
Deke von Pinireday
Miss Année
Alice Mosilty
Gandridge
Pantie Schouls
Sunny Madang
Chelsdames
Meh
Hiesey
Pogwikar
Dane
Trayn
Kerr Robinton
George WR
Pelvey Ani
Wild Tuson
Mimi
Chad
Lawrence
Mass
Penn
Hive Men
Maris W Mi
Wee
New York
New Yorke
Hue
Very
Vaudeville Show Repeats At Mushy Hall
A vaudeville program at Mushy Hall is to be repeated after afternoon and evening performances. The popular acts, including the original headliners, are set to entertain a large audience again as the bill returns.
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Music Mall
Mushy Hall
de Tdber
A Narrow Escape At Dover
Fragmented text describes a narrow escape at Dover involving a baby or child, with garbled phrases mentioning a tent, insives, and a tense scene near a post in September. The passage is severely corrupted, leaving unclear actors and outcomes.
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Navy Yard
Tay
Methodist
Sint Day
Middle Street
Rapilal
Salvation Army
Naval Hospital
Seatar
Chaghtin Thomsen
Graves
Joral Clube
William Keete
Pease
Isilighy Street
Charles Locke
Mf. 1 T
Rye
Minot Beacham
Hoxton
Christan
Arthur Farrington
Wiy
Cabot Street
Edward Parshtey
Concord Monster Staff
Samuel TP
Terehte
Willard Hows
Keane
Lambird
Syoner Street
Tt. Lean
S. Call
Cami! Gall
Phillips Meeroy
Alice Sheridan
Dices
Wendell Why
da Daushtey
Lawrence Mass
Win
Henry Gerrish
S. Sterling
Wis
Notre Dame Lady's
Cottage Hospital
Taney
Geud
Collowhays
Camelia
Buy Ener
aWwendyr Rickson & Co
Brady
Ray
Moving Pictures
Hilly Barron
Berta Mosteat
Huhers
Dover
Portsmouths Gas Co
Congress St
Nei
Agenella
Pest
Bestak Eirvedtaya Tay Geeher
Aid County
Daly
Arddyer
THE
Portsmouth Gas Company
Portsmouth Gas Com
Qualiy
Grand Uigh Hotel
Grand Central Station
New York City
Orfs
Reyo
Young Meh
Biz
Adlers
Rushester
Thio Styte
ACT My Bros
N.H. Beane & Co
Congress Street
We Powey Pial Pels
Ta Aig Nw
Taduisneh
Arthur MM. Clark
Walter Costello Glazier
Daniel Street
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