Drowned Man and Fire Smash Local News Bits
June reports from Chelsea and Teoxbury recount a 69 year old man found drowned in a bath tub at a lodging house, unclear cause. A Bay State Station fire killed 30 horses in a three story brick building, damage near 30000 dollars. Other items note a prominent local toothpaste maker dead after illness, twins celebrate a birthday, and a man swindled by a handkerchief game losing 1275 dollars.
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Keene Sings Improvement After Hospital Stay
Kittery Titlery reports June 5 that Everett Keene, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keene of Oak Terrace, is improving after a serious illness at York hospital. Dana Fall sold his Rogers Road house to Irving Howard through a local agency.
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Berrace
York Hospital
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Rogers Road
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First Methodist Church to Welcome New District Superintendent
Arthur F Cook and Bf L Newson announce preaching at First Methodist North Kittery next Sunday at 2 PM with Rev Cymbrid Hughes the new district superintendent officiating in his first visit. Also reports on local Grange meeting, club elections, and community events including Children's Day plans and a Navy Yard band concert.
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Arthur F. Cook
Bf. L. Newson
North Kittery
Cymbrid J Hughes
Hughes
Kittery Grange
Hiram Roberts Grange
Rol- Masford
Leo Young
Charles Rudolph
Arta and Crafty Club
Prentiss Foster
Fred Stacy
Samuel Knight
Rebekah Pinto
Albert Crown
M. B
Allen Grant
Ethel Paul
M. E
M. H
Portland
Joseph Langton
Langton Road
Bibb
Walter Kompaén
Otis Avonu
York
Baseball in Briefs: Scores and Standings Across Leagues
In yesterday’s American League games Philadelphia defeated Boston 12 to 2 and Washington beat New York 8 to 3 while Cleveland toppled St Louis 11 to 10. Standings show Philadelphia trailing in the pennant race with 17 wins and 50 losses. Detroit and New York hold strong records as Chicago and Cleveland chase. Today’s schedule lists Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York. In the National League Cincinnati edged Boston 7 to 6, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 16 to 3, and Chicago won 11 to 9 over Brooklyn as standings tighten.
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Baseball Matchups Sketch Colorful Early Schedule
Boston at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago outline a busy early season with teams traveling widely across the league. The note lists four city pairings including enduring rivalries and possible exhibition play as rosters prepare for the season ahead.
Christian church events and baptistry upgrade note
Rye news reports a Christian church service at 2 30 with baptism for several candidates and praises the new baptistry lining installed by Chester Crowell and Wilbert J Little. Bethany church holds dedication at 10 45 with sermon on the Joy of Christian Living and welcomes new members. Bible study at noon and an evening service at 7 20 previews June 14 lesson The Secret of Growing Church. Hampstead meeting June 10. delegates chosen at morning service.
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Christian Church
J. BE. Everingham Tinister
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McCagsle
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Wilbert J. Little
Bethany Church
Jane Y. Divina
Gove
Roclingham Association of Congregational Churches
Hampstead
Notice of reception for Rev and Mrs Maxwell Ganter
St John's Guild invites parishioners to a reception for Rev and Mrs Maxwell Ganter on Monday at the parish house on State Street from 8 to 10 o'clock. The clipping also mentions urban crowd estimates tied to New York City events.
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St John’s Guild
Maxwell Ganter
State Street
Dover Obituaries and Legion Fund Shortfall
Dover lists reveal the deaths of Mrs Eliza A Woodman 74 and Bernard Neville with details of families and church ties. The town notes focus on their funerals and community roles while Dover’s American Legion Endowment fund remains about 407 dollars short of the 1300 dollar quota.
Veteran Civil War veteran Daniel Demeritt Hall buried in Stratford
Daniel Demeritt Hall nearly 91, a Civil War veteran, died in St Petersburg, Fla, last Wednesday and was buried in Stratford. He enlisted in Co F, 13th New Hampshire Infantry, in 1862 and served until 1865 rising from private to sergeant then corporal. He helped enter Richmond after Lee’s surrender. Survived by son Guy M Hall of Petersburg, daughter Bras Blanche J Hayes, four grandsons, one granddaughter, and sisters Miss Carola Half and Mrs George E Goodwin.
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St. Petersburg
Flo
Toom
Stratford
Co. F
13Th New Hampshire Infantry
Richmond
Petersburg
Lawyers file legislative fees report for Manchester attorneys
L Anton Thorpe of Manchester filed with the Secretary of State Hobart Pillsbury a record showing $509.08 in expenses for appearances before the 1925 Legislature as agent for Margaret M. Curtis and Virginia V. Hart of Manchester. Other reported fees include Paul J. Doyle of Nashua $300 from Puritan Coach Lines Inc., Ralph W. Davis of Manchester from clients $178.88, and Wesley Adams of Derry from the New Hampshire State Grange $56.20.
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Manchester
Hobart Pillsbury
Margaret M. Cirtis
Virginia
Wesley Adama
Derry
New
Hampashire
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