DeMOLAYS Lose To Athletic Club In Close Game
The DeMolays lost 4 to 2 to the Athletic Club in a game described as very close. Errors, strong hitting, and late-inning plays shaped the contest, with Gardneau and Smith delivering key moments. Brackett appeared for the DeMolays, bringing veteran presence to the field. The piece also covers state reciprocity law changes and a new gasoline tax set to start July 10, detailing motorists rights and highway funding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yang
Yara
Marines
Pe. A. C
Eame
Roray Woods
Smith
Gardnée
Bloodt
McCann
Gustafson
Ang
Igaraner
Kirvan
Gamescot
Brackett
Palmer
DeNolars
Wégond
Young
Newick
Daily Deliveries to Rye Beach and Wallis Sands
Daily deliveries to Rye Beach Wallis Sands and New Castle listed with departure 1.30 P M from Dinnerman's Market Pleasant Street contact numbers 1540 1541.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Beach
Wallis Sands
New Castle
Dinnerman's Market Pleasant St
Remove ban on out of state cars York Beach
June 28 the reciprocity motor vehicle law will go into effect July. The move aims to ease car registrations and allow out of state plates to operate with fewer restrictions at local beaches and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Beach
Wil Ethar Im- T
Oiling Portsmouth Streets Totals 42000 Gallons Beacons Oil
Public works will distribute 42000 gallons of beacon oil to oil Portsmouth streets after work by the firm Aiden and Speers is completed. The effort is funded and supervised by local public works authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Beacon
Ure Public Works
Aiden End Speers
Bill
Road building progress noted in state report
A fragment notes considerable road construction activity across the state with mentions of Wentworth Farm and local areas Portsmouth and Kittery. The text is garbled but implies ongoing infrastructure work and a back door collection at ten cents, reflecting a periodical update on public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Kittery
Wentworth Farm
Companions of Foresters Elect New Officers at Hampton Beach
The Companions of the Foresters of America New Hampshire completed the second day of their fifth gathering at the Ashworth with election and installation of officers. Officers include Grand Chief Ella Veil and Grand Sub Chief Mary Buzzal, with delegates chosen to attend the Atlantic City supreme convention in September 1927. Delegates voted to return to Hampton Exact and renew headquarters at the Ashworth for the next convention.
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Hampton Beach
Foresters of ‘Americas
New Hampshire
Ashworth
Supreme Convention
Atlantic City
Ela ‘Veil
Eveter
Mary Buzzal
Concord
Mary Stateson
Claremont
Mary Cone
Nashua
Nellie “Philbrick
Portmouth
Virginia” Jarvis
Peterborough
Talia Stantons
Wilton
Lena
Damsell
Eseter
Maye Carroll
Keene
Mary Bailey
Derry
Gertude Belton
Mouth
New Wampshire
Touaet
Mary “Rb. Dewlig
Manchester
Nellie Gerow
Haverty
Mass
Barmpton
Baseball in Briefs from Yesterday's Results
National League results show New York 8 over Brooklyn 3 in game one and Brooklyn 1 in game two. Philadelphia shut out Boston 2 0, St Louis topped Pittsburgh 11 7 in game one with Cincinnati Chicago rain delays. Standings list Philadelphia 9 6 83 and Washington 3 29 617 with Cleveland and New York nearby. Today schedule includes St Louis at Cleveland and Chicago at New York with Boston at Philadelphia.
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New York
Braoklyn
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Fitteburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
New van
Washington
Wen
Washingto
Cleveland
New Yorke
Basten
Ste Louis
Philadel
Aburgheen A
Cincinn Odd
Brocklyn Aaa
ASE
Brocklyn
Tsbergh
Lawn Party Aids Church Fund at June 23 Event
A June 23 lawn party at the Second Mt. church grounds drew crowds for afternoon and evening festivities. Electric lights, seven colorfully decorated booths, and a play for children highlighted the event which raised funds for the church’s want and charity work. Prizes included a doll carriage won by Ruth Shapleigh. a baby show with 39 babies weighed and measured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate Ruth Shapleigh
Edward Shapleich
Otis Avene
Prize Winners Highlight 1910 Baby Show Event
A local 1910 baby show awarded three prizes for perfect babies. First prize of 91 deposited in a savings account went to Master Philip Gerry, with second to Miss Barbara Chick and third to Miss June Hoyt. The event featured vocal solos, recitations, a naval concert, and a charming lawn party with refreshments and a carriage parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gerry
Raymond * Gerry
Barbara
Chiely
Karl Chick
Navy Yard
The
Naval
Eee
Inglis
Portsmouth
Proposals Sought by Navy for Brass Shield and Tools
The Navy Department invites proposals to supply brass sheet shields hammers and pine for delivery to the Navy Yard Portsmouth New Hampshire with bids due by 10 o clock July 7 1925. Proposals addressed to the Supply Officer Portsmouth or the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Charles Morris Paymaster General. A weather note records a single day temperature drop to the fifties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau’ of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington
D. C
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
WN. H
N. H
Bureau of Eeppiles Am
Charles Morris
Navy
Hola Outing at Wallissanes School Event
The Sunny school outing to Wallissanes began with a 6 20 departure from the church by B and B I Transportation Co. buses and autos aligned by Auto parts. Morning activities included beach games and swimming with sea breezes aiding all. Coast Guard patrols provided safety and supervision. A basket lunch with ice cream followed by a return at 5 pm. Adults declared the day a delightful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walle Sangs
B. & BI. Transportation Co
Auto Partes
Coast” Guard
Ihe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athletic Club
Sunset League
Bhaseman
Palmers
DeMaclays
Tworame
Herany
Portant Jawa
Maine
Massachusetts
Atte
Dea Reapdon
Rel Ricker
Gardner
Bloou
Rf McCann
Rinvann
DeMolay
Nea Woods
Veneer
Pike
Db O
O Pateh
Rfuw
Hersey
Kirwan
Amit
Bunker
Sheridany
Hudson
Carrier Motor Car Co
Guy Garage
M. H
Companions OF Forest Sect
Baseball
Christin” Graham
Sprague
Wallissanes
Lever Brox. Co
Cambridge, ‘Mass
New Jersey
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