Grand Lodge Masons Meet in Manchester Semiannual Session
The Grand Lodge of New Hampshire Ancient Free and Accepted Masons held its semiannual communication in Manchester. The event featured memorial remarks on George Washington, excerpts recalling Paul Revere and John Sullivan, and reports of early revolutionary actions. A banquet followed with notable attendees and a sequence of naval and military postings listed for December. Burdock Blood Bitters are recommended for indigestion.
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Grand Lodge
New Hampa
Manchester
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Grand Lodge of Virginis
Alexandria
Paul Revere
Masons
Massachusetts
Committee of Surety
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
John Sullivan
Fort William and Mary
Durham
New Hampshire
Vattle
Concord
Washington
Trenton
Monmouth
Gilmantown
Old
Virginia
John Pender
M. W
Albert H. Sides
Mester
St. John's Lodge
Newly Gleanings From Our Suburbn Towns
Kittery Maine December 37 marriage plans for Mollie Stevens and Walter Lutts slated for next March at the bride’s home. Clarkson’s Grove pond opens skating season with many youths enjoying a bright surface. When ice firm, pond management will arrange polo games. Whipple Judge of Good Template debate on whether immigrant education outweighs Negro education. Frank E Donnell voiced affirmative, Fired E Locke negative. John H W Plaisted and Lionel Willams return from visit in Lown. Constitution lodge Knights of Pythias elect officers: C C Joseph Heeney, V C William E Grogan, Pres Walter Jackson, M of W Earnest Hanscom, K BROS Fred Cross, M of F C R Wascott, M of E M W Paul, M of A B F Moore, 16 K E Bowden, C G Bens Bunker, Trustee 3 years J H Welt, Res 2 years F W Cross, Alt 2 years W UC Burrows
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Whipple
Frank E Donnell
E. Locke
John H W. Plaisted
Lionel Willams
Lown
Constitution Lodge
Knights of Pythias
C.C . Joseph Heeney
V.C
Wm. E. Grogan
Walter Jackson
Earnest Hanscom
K. Bros
Fred Cross
C. R Wascott
E.M W. Paul
A. B. F. Moore
York Social Dance Tops Chief’s Calendar of Events
A prominent social event in York featured a subscription dance hosted by the young Indies for their gentlemen friends on Tuesday evening. Festive decor, a Portsmouth Conservatory Orchestra, and a long list of dances marked the night. Several local figures and out‑of‑town guests attended, with ice cream and cake served during intermission and the event closing at midnight.
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York
John Warrell
Joseph Bridges
S. E. Eldredge
Eugene Sewell
Budleigh Davidson
Willie Warrell
Conservatory Orchestra of
Portsmouth
Samuel W. Jackins, Jr
Alfred
Ralph Winn
Cape Neddick
Boston
Dover Point Barge Dover Loads Brick at E. G. Gages Yard
The barge Dover loads a cargo of bricks at E. G. Gages yard on the Cocheco River. Gondola Fannie M capt Adama with 20 cords of hard wood for Kittery passes through the draw after noon. first such late year passage in over twenty-three years. After unloading, it will return to Portsmouth to haul up for the winter. Also notes visits and returns of local residents Stephen Roberts, William H. Pinkham, and Nathaniel P. Coleman returning to Boston.
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Dover
Gages Yard
Cocheco
Fannie M
Adama
Portsmouth
Tapyard
Stephen Roberts
Airs
H. M. Roberts
Boston
William H. Pinkham
E. Oscar Pinkham
Nathaniel P. Coleman
Portsimouthi
Newhugton
Christmas Services Shine in Hampton Churches
Christmas festivities at three Hampton churches delighted attendees as decorations and gifts warmed the season. Mrs. Moses Perkins, 80, attended Christmas Eve events. Hotel Whittier added fifty electric lights after the beach season, with new cleaning section improvements. Engineer J. Phelps returns from Massachusetts General Hospital after appendicitis treatment.
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Hampton
Moses Perkins
Iotel Whittier
J. Phelphs
Massachusetts General Hospital
Deafness Cure Claim from Hall's Catarrh Cure
Advertisement from F J Cheney offering one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Describes deafness as due to inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and promotes constitutional remedies. Sold by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &C
Toledo
Handsome calendars highlight local brewery gift
The W rank Jones Brewing company issued calendars this year noted for attractive design and color. The Herald office received the calendars on Wednesday December 27 and their reception was very gratefully received by the staff. Take Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if they fail to cure. E W Grove signature on each box. 5c.
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Wrank Jones Brewing Company
Heralt
E. W. Grove
Diary of Evelyn Adams in New York Ailing author in peril
Extracts from the diary of Evelyn Adams, a reader and vocalist, in New York reveal a struggle against poverty and illness. She records hunger, suicidal despair tempered by stubborn hope, efforts to publish Is Marriage a Lottery, and ongoing attempts to secure funds, meals, and support from publishers, friends, and institutions. She dreams of becoming an author as a beacon through hardship.
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Evelyn Adams
New York
Boston
Waterson
Bulhnch Place
B. F. Butler
Wast Fourteeth Street
Boson
Woilsborough
N. TL
Susan Pp. Adams
Ossipee
Nsh
Ireh
Evelyn Adams Yski
Atlica
Tica
Union News Company
Philadelphia Transcript
Sacred Heart Convent
A Stroke of Diplomacy in the Old Ladies Home Rename
Stranger remarks on the Home for Women now called the Old Ladies Home as Citizen explains the name change to avoid crowding. Chicago News notes the shift and question of renaming arises in casual dialogue.
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Chicago News
Obedient Telegraph Clerk and the Lone Bracelet Note
A woman telegraphs a memo underscoring the phrase perfectly lonely to acknowledge receiving a bracelet, praising the clerk for his courtesy. The scene blends into quotes on education from Herbert Spencer, Gladstone, Sydney Smith, and Sir John Lubbock, highlighting education as preparation for living and happiness as its aid.
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Herbert Spencer
Gladstone
Sydney Smith
John Lubbock
Milton
Divorce Proceeding in Cincinnati Between Ma guire and Minnie Maguire
Telegrapher C. H. Maguire sued Minnie Maguire known as Lillian Waltone Actress after his employer refused to allow the wife in his office. He accused infidelity and improper conduct at Maguire’s flats. A decree was granted.
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Cincinnati
C. H. Maguire
Minnie Maguire
Lillian Waltone
Walnut Street Theatre
Jack
Cox
Maguire
West Point and Naval Academy Appointment Delays
The article notes remaining vacancies at West Point with June exams and says Congress has promptly nominated in the past five months. Presidential appointments are expected to continue into 1901, while one Maryland district representative has left his district unrepresented for nearly two years. No naval appointments will be made until after March, with candidates to report for May exams.
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Army
Navy
West Point Military Academy
Congress
Maryland
West Point
Gregsman
Naval
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Johnson
New England
Maine
Johnson & GO
Custom House &J
Mass
Carvers
A. P. Wendell & CO
AL Moorecrofts
John S. Tilton
Congress Street
Lawrene
Herald Abstunt
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Sage Gathering of Masons
F. J. Grow
Dixie
H. F. Ames
Newport News
H. T. B. Harris
Potomac
H. Campbell
Newport
R. I
R. L
Scindia
Asiatic Station
Sheridan
A. E. King
Bureau of Steam Engineering
B. V. Butler
Monongahels
D. C. Redgrave
Sparrows Point
Burdock
Kittery
Misa Mollie Stevens
Walter Lutts
Clarkson's Grove Pond
Yorn
Mrs W. M. Coleman
Ira F. Pickham
J. Wallace Spinney
Peter Loughlin
F. A Pickering
Newington
James Drew
Shakespeare Club
Rufus Russell
Margaret Beane
Dansemg
Henry Vieane
Rockingham
Brentwood
G. W. Paul
Newfelds
Nathan Simpson
Mamie Simpson
Topliff
Greenland
Clyde Margeson
Charles 5. Hayes
Charles J. Hayes
Ceylon Spinney
Mr. Givens
Ida M. Pinkham
J. Weley Clements
Grace M. Clements
Ernest Gard
Ber‘nard
James
Thomas Loughtin
Dover Point
T. B. Hoyt
W. M. Coleman
M.M. Hoyt
Dohod. Greenough
D. W. Badger
Charles A. Badger
L. ©. Beane
Florence Drew
James W
Dover Port
Cury
Charley
Collier’s Weekly
Prary
Fran Matin Besse
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