DeMOLAYS ARE HELD HITLESS BY MORROW
Kittery faced the DeMolays in a Sunset League game Monday evening. R. Morrow pitched a no hit no run gem for Kittery. Kittery had several threats but costly errors and sharp fielding by York Isigh defenders prevented scoring. Goudey pitched for the DeMolays and paired with Morrow on prior diamond trips. The champions scored late but left runners stranded, and the game was set to be replayed next Friday.
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R. Morrow
Amit
Gondy
Vain Fallin
Boith
Hive
Morrow
Ile
Sone
Proett
Blaney
C. Mor
Untitled Baseball Play By Play Fragment
A fragmentary game note records a line drive to Patch, a hit to Young, and a failed tag on Blaney before a double play. The score appears as 13 to 0 with multiple players named, including JR Monow and Goudey, plus various outs, balls, and miscues. Umpires listed are Bunker and Sheridan.
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Patch
Blaney
Young
JR. Monow
Goudey
Balla
Morrow
Simpson
Fersey
Pateh
Lwoons
Bunker Ant Sheridan
New England shoe industry buoyed by optimism
Washington notes a hopeful outlook for the New England shoe industry as executives expect six months of improved business. Arthur Butnam, chief of the shoe and leather manufacturing division, says U S manufacturing remains fundamentally sound and opportunities abroad exist. He cites interest from English buyers and a Filipino constabulary order, and notes a forthcoming Boston shoe fair could boost national buyer interest.
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Washington notes on cepunct 250th signing celebration committee
Notes from Washington report the formation of a sesquicentennial celebration committee for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Col Colin Livingston heads the committee with former Senator George EB Chamberlain of Oregon and ex Governor Leslie M Shaw of Iowa among officers. The piece lists several Washington figures and mentions travels and positions connected to the event and local officials.
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Oregon
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Iowa
the Treasury
Roosevelt
Seventh Grade Letter Writing Samples Visit John Paul Jones House
Students from New Franklin School Portsmouth NH express thanks for a field trip to the John Paul Jones House. The letter notes artifacts from the Colonial Age and an unexpected meeting with author Harold Bell Wright, describing the day with gratitude and reminiscence.
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Dennett Stree
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
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Permissing
John Paul Jones
Harold Bell Wright
Prife
Oet
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Beall Plans Move as Wife Joins Estate Study
A fragmented note reveals Esteli Puay thanking Beall Wright for guiding a study of historic houses in Portsmouth. The writer mentions a plan involving Wright and his wife and references a recently learned property.
Dedication of Eastman Memorial Shaft in Concord
The memorial to Ebenezer Eastman, Concord’s first settler, will be dedicated at 2 PM on June 17 in a triangular park at the junction of Penacook and Portsmouth streets. Hon. Henry Eastman, Rev. George Revd, Major Charles Eastman Staniels, and Josiah Eastman Fernald will participate. Governor Winant may attend. The Bachman Associates gift honors Captain Ebenezer Eastman and features four clock dials.
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Local Association Years Of Effort Noted In 1881 Founding
The association founded in 1881 shows years of effort with three original officers still living Josiah Easi an Fernald George A Fernald and Major Charles Eastman Staniels The summer scene includes members and guests at the Penter rel hotel and visits by Miss Helen Linseott etc. Local church activities and gatherings feature prominent residents and upcoming events through the season.
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Josiah Easian Fernald
George A. Fernald
Charles Eastman Staniels
Fisher Wright
Iva Eintdrm
Philadelphia
Kere
Atenday
Stephen Decatur
Penterrel Hotel
Helen “Linseott
Seine
Watsoirra
Ellison Purrington
Magnolia
Mass
Ald Society of the Baptist Church
John Lewin
Ferry
Richard Sieger
Phillips Erater Seademy
Ruth Berryman at Mt St Marys School commencement
Mr and Mrs Php Berryman attend the Mt St Marys School commencement as their daughter Ruth graduates in vestes.
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Mt St. Marys School
Ruth Invetes
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