Portsmouth pastor reviews gift plan success and growth
The Portsmouth church on Prospect Street reports that relying on voluntary offerings rather than fundraising events freed the church from debt. This year the church paid off a $5,000 mortgage, added subscriptions for a new building, and ended the year with bills paid and a treasury balance. The pastor notes steady growth, strong mission activity, and healthful spirit, despite earlier financial strain and testing times.
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Prospect SixeEr
Sass Onanes
Portsmouth
East Orange
Navy Yard Visitors and Fast Raleigh Progress
The article notes Mrs F E Delano, wife of Commander Delano, visiting the yard on Saturday and Harry Evans from New Hampshire College also visiting. The Raleigh project advances rapidly and is expected to finish ahead of schedule. Boat builders sent more work to the Boston yard last year than to this station, and low tides will delay the Dahlgren until mid February for hauling to the Franklin ship horde.
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F E. A. Delano
Commander Delano
Harry Evans
New Hampshire College
Raleigh
Boston Yard
Dahlgren
Franklin
Honde
No Right to Ugliness Health Ad Boosts Beauty
An advice note argues health improves beauty and mood. It claims constipation or kidney trouble ruin complexion with pimples and blotches. It endorses Fileetric Bittera as a curative for stomach liver and kidneys and blood purification, promising strong nerves bright eyes and smooth skin. It advises a run-down invalid woman to try the product at Globe Grocery Co for 60 cents.
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Alwys
Aho
Globe Grocery Co
Across the River Brief Notes From Kittery for Herald Readers
Local items from Kittery include Rev BD C Loucks of Kittery Point at Second Christian Church on Sunday, J Clitford Simpson visiting from Boston, Riverside lodge I C O Fae Odd Fellows meeting tonight, and community updates on Henarpow naval yard workers, John Grant’s gradual health improvement, Judge Whitehouse’s Spinney estate case, Mrs Isaac Fare’s illness confinement, Quo Vadis viewed in Portsmouth, Methodist Bible class meeting tonight, Maurice Parker’s return from Boston, an upcoming baked bean supper at the Methodist vestry, and sociables promising good times.
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Second Christian Church
BD. C. Loucks
Kittery Point
J. Clitford Simpson
Boston
Riverside Lodge
C. O. Fae Odd Fellows
Henarpow
John Grant
Judge Whitehouse
York County Supreme Court
Granville
C. Spinney
Ephraim
Portsmouth
Kittery
Methodist Church
Maurice Parker
Quo Vadis Plays to Warm Music Hall Response
Charles W. Chase’s dramatization of Quo Vadis, staged by Aiden Benedict’s company, pleased a large Music hall audience on Saturday. The critic praised its wholesome, intelligent handling of the religious core, noting strong performances by Nettie Bernard Chase and John Fay Palmer, with convincing staging and period costumes. A return engagement seems likely.
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Charles W. Chase
Aiden Benedict
Chase
Nettia Bernard Chase
John Fay Palmer
Augustine Dunean
Peter
Chas. W. Chase
Nero
Edwina Oldcastle
Challenge to meet over Saturday paper dispute in Herald Office
The undersigns agree to meet Frank IL Woods at the Herald office this Monday evening at 7:30 to discuss terms related to a challenge issued by Jim in a Saturday issue. W. J. Kellor Take Tanattye Bromo Quinine Tablets refunds if no cure, with E W Grove signature on the box.
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Frank IL. Woods
Herald Ofice
Jim
W. J. Kellor
E.W. Grove
Dhe
Church Notes Highlight Sunday Services and Revival Plans
Sunday dawned with ideal church attendance despite icy sidewalks. Revivals continue at the Methodist church Tuesday through Friday, with exchanges of pulpits among several pastors. Offerings for the Children’s Home were taken at St John’s and other services, while evening lectures and musical programs engaged congregations across multiple churches.
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William Warran
Methodist Church
Saunday
Mr. Draper
Greenland
St. John’s Church
Warship Building Plan Tied to Portsmouth Yard
Congressman Sulloway plans to introduce a bill in Congress to appropriate funds for building a warship at Portsmouth Navy Yard. Telegrams indicate interest in constructing the cruiser Constitution at Portsmouth with Massachusetts support, while Hartford denies a bill and confirms the keel laying for a modern warship at the Portsmouth yard.
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Sulloway
Congress
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Portsmouth
Wasnixerox
D. C
Hartford
C. A. Suntowa
Portsmouth Navy Yard
C A. Sutroway
Water Front News Tugs Operate at Newburyport Harbor
The Gettysburg Hawes and others report in the lower harbor this morning after Rabinoor bound for Newburyport with cargo. Alaska awaits a chance to pass Newburyport bar. Henry Cler from Philadelphia arrives as does the steamer William H Moody with stone for the Boston and Maine railroad. Tug W E Cleary and Swatara were reported below Sunday. Piedmont with C E R No 19 left Sunday for Baltimore.
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Tng
Gettysburg
Hawes
Philadelphia
Newburyport
Alaska
Henry Cler
Seecamp
Goul
William H. Moody
Moulton
Rockport
Boston & Maine Railroad
W. E. Cleary
Swatara
Piedmont
C.E. R. No. 19
Baltimore
Parish Gathering at North Church on Middle Street
The North church calls the seednd parish gathering for the season at the chapel on Middle Street. It will be held Tuesday evening from 7:30 to 10:00. All parish members, young and old, are invited.
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Middle Street Baptist Church
Old Town
Souly
Solomon
House of Israel
M. V. McDorvre
Young Men's Christian Association
T& Out
Reynolds
Middle Street
Tuos
Good Seating At Clarkson Pond Popular Tonight
The freeze created an excellent surface at Clarkson's grove pond and another crowd is planned for tonight. The pond has filled a long felt local want and remains a deservedly popular feature in the area.
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Clarkson’s Grove
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