Suburban News highlights and upcoming events from Kittery and Rye
Mrs William T Burrows visited South Berwick on Monday. Jano Ball of Lynn Mass spent Sunday with his wife in town. Several local residents and visitors are listed with guests in Kittery and nearby towns. New corporations organized include Adams Patent Co Morse Boot Shoe Co and Cooperative Legal Business Agency with Horace Mitchell as president. Community events feature baseball between Kittery and a Stone Cutter union team, a new ball ground at Intervene, and music and church services at St Peters. York Harbor guests include prominent names and Aug speakers William Dean Howells Mark Twain and Ex Mayor Baxter.
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Kittery
William T. Burrows
South Berwick
Jano Ball
Lynn
Mass
Gallis Vis
James Newburyport
Kittery Gepor
A. W. Googins
Saco
Master Clarke Andrews
G. C. Andrews
John Langton
Langton
Brokelyn
Fairfax Stimscon
Everett
Adams Patent Company
Horace Mitchell
Arthur H. Adams
L. K. Morse Boot & Shoe Company
Capital
Qqu
A. M. Metoon
Cooperative Legal Business Agency
George H. Wright
George C. Buiram
Frank Kittredge
Hallowell
Charles Burns
Boston
Ernest L. Chaney
Orman House
Stone Cutter’s Union
Charles C. Smith
Lawyer’s Incorporation and Transfer Company
M. Prince
Brainerd E. Smith
Salem
N. H
Annie Hill
Portsmouth
Jennie Fernald
Eliot
Kenuchec Journal
Water Front
Fred G. Scott
Painters’ Gang
Navy Yard
Biddeford
Prison Bluff House
EL EL Wat Hits
Gulfstown
York Eicftries
Feig
Seemery
Sackaway Inn
York Cliffs
W. Wied
J. Byron Shannon
Dr. Huntington
Bald Head Clff
St. Peters
Ethe Thompson
York
Thallen
Kosten
York Harbor
Brotherhood of Locaomatic Engineers
Kittery Point Lawn Party and Summer Visitors
Kittery Point Me July 29 lawn party to be hosted by the Christian Endavor society at Mrs Henry Blakes home. Guests include Mr and Mrs F S Pote of Portland and relatives visiting from South Boston Philadelphia Norfolk Burlington Ia and others. Locals noted War Dept plans to modernize Fort McClary and York residents in attendance include Winslow Petkins of the Raston and Maine railroad and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery Point
Henry Blake
Christian Endavor Society
Myr
F. S. Pote
Portland
Pete
B A. Billings
Stephen L. Favour
South Boston
C. L. Favour
Isabel Coates
Philadelphia
Mary D. Fagan
York
Winslow TL Petkins
The
Raston and Maine Railroad
Warry A. Brown
Penarook
N. O
Lewis Jones
Cleveland
Adams Cottage
W. Tobey
Miss Tobey
Boston
York Beach
Edward Routell
Bernice
Georgia Chase
Andover
Mass
Z. R. Wilson
Congregational Church
Temple
J. Burton Hart
Wallie Qarrell
Reston Ta Schol
Wahinta
Summer visitors fill New Castle cottages and hotels
New Castle hosts a bustling summer scene as Mrs Genton returns from Cheltenham and Prof Barrett Wendell arrives to occupy Jacob Wendell cottage. Artists Mortimer Leichtenama and Prof Such arrive, with Canon Pollard and wife at the Curtis and several Misses and Mrs Congdon staying nearby. Open air concerts and Wentworth dinners underscore the season while guests linger at Sea Breeze and nearby cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castile
N.ow
T. Genton
Cheltenham
New Castle
Barrett Wendell
Jacob Wendell
Mortimer Leichtenama
New York
Curtis
Cutter
Boston
Hackett
Canon Pollard
Ottawa
Canada
Pollard
DeLand
Tarlton
Hoston
Annie Chill
Dorchester
Amy Lard
Berwick
Miss Platt
Sea Breeze
Annie Ramsdell Congdon
Nashua
Mary Spencer
Brooklyn
Prof
Such
Wentworth
Swans Bonnes
Atkinson
Virginia
Mr. Tavis
Congregational Church
Augusta Hickey
Chelsea
Dr. Peters
Jamaican Plains
Annie Wentworth Smart
Ole Martin Cottage
Neon
Hampton Beach visitors and seasonal guests noted in late July
A Boston judge visits summer college near Hotel Weiworth at Hampton Beach N.H. on July 29. Gloucester and Granite State Grange sent crowds to the beach last week. Indians from Old Town Me camp at the beach for their 23rd season. Various locals including Gardner, Sulloway, Norcross and Tuxbury are mentioned with outings, meals, and registrations at Pelham and Cutler's. An HL N P railroad delay and a birthday surprise are also noted alongside several visitors and residents from Amesbury Haverhill and Lowell.
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Rye
N. HL
Sea View
Pond
Alrs. Maxwell
Adams
Eva Gertrude Rand
Portsmouth
Nellie Fowle
Amesbury
Mass
Ameda Bray
Bridgton
Thomas
North Rye Beach
Marcy
Tower Cottage
Foss Beach
W. Scott Smith
Washington
Bassett
Boston
Farragut
Ocean Wave House
Ar. Peet Reine
Rye North Beach
Putnam
Holt
Foss' Beach
Bingham
Kelloges
Vermont
Adeline
Ida Rand
Somerville
Carrie Philbrick
Ahenagnn Golf Club
Hampton Beach
N. H
Gloucester
Granite State Grange
Eliza P. Foote
Atkinson
Pelham
Nikolo
Oldtown
Mary
Hersey
Haverhith
Neile
Drummond
Midgleboro
Wim. Patten
Chicago
G. Sterns
Manchester
N. Ho
C. B. Frederick
E. Lowell
Bennett
Plaistow
A. M. Brooks
Geo. Palmer
Sawyer
Bradford
A. P. Jaques
Rose
Georgia Jaques
Haverhill
Win. A. Parker
Methodist Sunday School of
Salisbury
Ladies’ Aid Society of
West Newbury
E. F. Teonard
Salem
N. EL
Hall
Jas. Farrow
C. FE. Dillingham
True
Portland
Wm. King
Merrimac
C. Page
FE. Lee
Lowel
O. P. Smith
Whippe
A. Brown
Whipple
Ipswich
F. J. Carr
Worcester
A. AE. Hurd
Granite State Land Co Quitclaims Seabrook Shore Title
The Granite State land company affiliated with the Exeter Hampton and Amesbury street railway system quitclaimed to Edward P. Shaw of Newburyport all its tithe to land in Seabrook and Salisbury south of the old Interstate line and east of Black Rock creek, nullifying claims by grantors of the common fishery. the Seabrook beach title has long puzzled locals, with the company having recently bought land there for private claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Granite State Land Company
Hampton & Amesbury
Edward P. Shaw
Newburyport
Seabrook
Salisbury
Boundary Commission
Massachusatts
New bWampshire
Black Rock Creek
Seabrook Beach
Granite State Company
Ile
Retired Officers to Run Lighthouse Districts Policy Shift
Rear Adm Taylor, acting secretary of the navy, orders a retired officer to supervise lighthouse districts. Lieutenant-Commander Osborn will relieve Commander Turner as inspector of the 4th district based in Cincinnati. The move aims to use retired officers for lighthouse duty, potentially paving the way for Lieut. E. J. Berwind, a wealthy retiree, to be assigned.
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Washington
DC. C
Moody
Adm Taylor
Secretary of the Navy
Osborn
Turner
Cincinnati
Moody Belle Tiviiuns
E. J. Berwind
Newport
Prohibition State Committee Plans Expanded Nomination Drive
Concord July 29 The state Prohibition committee met at the Lincoln house and prepared to issue nomination papers for state and county offices. Attendance rose signaling growing interest as Rev John Carruthers and Rev R R Ouroather prepare to lecture statewide on temperance matters. The party aims to broaden the prohibitory vote and circulate a pamphlet of the platform and John Berry's open letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Prohibition Committee
Lincoln House
John Berry
John R&r. Ouroather
Carruthers
Big Schools of Fish Report From Georges Bank
The schooner Speculator under Captain James McLean arrived from Georges Bank with 350 barrels of salted mackerel in two weeks after locating 17 miles southeast of the South Star lightship. A seine trapped massive mackerel but sharks attacked, sinking corks and causing loss of about 40 barrels. 70 barrels were saved. Enormous schools of sharks and bluefish trailed the mackerel, tearing through gear and leaving only a fragment of the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloucrster
James McLean
Georges
Ile Seine
Seine
French officers in trouble after command relief
Paris July 20 Vice Admiral Beaumont and Rear Admiral Servan have been summarily relieved by President Loubet. Servan’s downfall is attributed to sensational developments surrounding Commander Barry’s death by suicide. Beaumont’s discipline is said to stem from an interview criticizing the minister for marine affairs.
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Paris
Beaumont
Servan
Loubet
Barry
DeBeaumont
River and Harbor Items in Annual Engineer Report
Washington Tate 29 Cap. Marry Taylor submits estimates for the river and harbor district of Maine and Massachusetts. Saco river Maine $70,000 Cocheco river New Hampshire $46,000 Merrimack river Massachusetts $1,442 Powee river Massachusetts placeholder figures indicate fiscal year allocations to improve waterways and harbors.
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Washington
Tate
Marry Taylor
Maine
Massachusetts
Saco River
Cocheco River
N. IL
Newburyport
Watcer
Wass
Merrimaah River
Mass
Powee River
Mass fragment hints at Gloucester Bay rescue and prices
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Cape Ann Massachusetts refuge and a project bar, with scattered terms including Burlington Vermont and a $4 price. The text is incomplete but suggests a local or regional event or notice involving masses, refuges, and a price figure.
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Mass
Barber of Refuge
Bedy Fay
Cape Ann
Gate
Massnat Teac
Harper At
Burlington
Weather and accident notes from early news dispatches
A collection of brief items reports a train fatality in Fall River, multiple lightning strikes damaging tenements and a church in Massachusetts, and a skull fracture death in Biddeford. Also noted are ongoing bad weather impacting Portugal’s wine, a sheriff’s condition in Poland Springs, a North Dakota storm, a wage conference in Columbus, the Yukon administrator appointment, and a boxing match in Kansas City.
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Sident Schwab
Imat Atlan Ony
Rose Pabru
Fall River
North Aldeburg
Mass
Pree Baptist
Pascoag
R. L
Herbert Fanning
Biddeford
Oa Uwain
North Berwick
Tommy Ry
Brooklyn
Pearson
Poland Springs
North Dakota
Columbus
Maj
Wood
Mounted Police
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Ross
Kansas City
Kid Carter
Hedding Camp Meeting Opens at Grace Chapel
The Holiness camp meeting begins at ten o'clock in the Grace Chapel with Rev. C. J. Fowler presiding. Attendance is strong through Tuesday and Wednesday as Rev. Myra Ruse of Rhode Island remains for the week. Activities include art and literature classes conducted by local educators and a Woman's Christian Temperance Union institute led by Mrs. Wendell of Dover on August 4 and 5. Notables arriving include Rev. J. T. Hooper and Mrs. A. M. Markey, with several residents and visitors to cottages along Hedding avenue and Brodhead avenue.
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Otis Cole
Jenine S. Farnell
Baston
Lascelle
Alice F. Dorman
Haverhill
Newile
Fancy Wok
E. 5. Riley
Lawrence
Ellen J. Hibbard
Boston
Elbie
Emily ©. Willett
Needham
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
New Hampshire
C. R. Wendell
Dover
Ellen A. Boole
New York W. CO. TU
J. T. Hooper
A. M. Markey
Henry FE. Hudson
Exeter
Gadden Cottage
Hedding Avenue
C. N. Tilton
Manchester
Abandoned Musical Festival At Trampton Beach
The festival at Trampton beach was abandoned due to a poor season and sustained bad weather. Officials cited the extended heat and frequent rain as reasons for canceling the event and weather concerns remain for future plans.
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Trampton Beach
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