Annual Meeting of New Hampshire Colonial Dames Held at Moffat Ladd House
The thirty third annual meeting of the New Hampshire Society of Colonial Dames was held at the Moffat Ladd House on Market Street. A luncheon catered by Haywood Boston followed a garden stroll among roses. Members noted the house as a premier colonial landmark open to the public on weekdays.
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New Hampshire Society of Colonal Dames
Moffat-Ladd
Market Street
Haywood Boston
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Moffat
Lach
America
Sion Foo
Arthur E. Clark
Manchester
New Hampshire Colonial Dames ‘Ninestis
Rye News Club Celebrates 2nd Anniversary at Rye Beach Home
The Every Other Tuesday club marked its second anniversary with a morning gathering at Mrs Horton Marden's Rye Beach home. Members enjoyed a social hour, a pink and green decorated dining room, a large birthday cake with 25 candles, and a program featuring a history paper, poetry, and a group photo. The event included a luncheon and filled afternoon with music, song, and reminiscences as active members extended thanks and looked forward to future gatherings.
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Rye
Dene
Ila
Horton
Marden
Rye Beach
Ifa
Moe
Blelner
Miss Swenson
Jenness
Creem
Mira
Fréd
Jo T
Herbert “Perkins
Nord ‘Shapley
Belet
Achlaveniente
Bigunizition
Denis
Tin
Btrs
Arthur Tors
Talen
Althea
Howse
Agnes Brown
Hackett Addresses Paris Anti Prohibition Conference
Chauncey Hackett, general counsel of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment and chief speaker at the sixth congress of international anti prohibition organizations in Paris, is well known in this city. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Hackett and recently visited his parents at The Rockingham before departing for Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Hackett
England
Association Against the Prohibition! Amendment
Paris
Frank VW. Hackett
Rockingham
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New Court Martial Board Names For Portsmouth Yard
The Navy announces a new court martial panel for the Portsmouth yard including Commander Nichols of Boston and Lieut Commander Pick ing, with Lieut Commander Lacombard and Commander Stechar among officers. The panel is expected to convene Tuesday at the local yard. Lieut Martin, previously tried, has been restored to duty following the Board’s decision and objections overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thostiew Mombeta Torhaue
Portsmouth
Neil. B- Nichols
Boston
Martin
Community notices and events in Kittery area
Local items report a baby birth in Kittery Depot and illness affecting Winfield S. Miller in Bath, plus several church and community notices. A July 16 plant ticket, a July 2 music concert at the Second M.E. Church, Old Home Week planning, and a moving pictures event are listed alongside civic meetings and a district nurse education gathering at Rice Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Mary Friend
Tratp Academy
Skowhegan
O. BL. S
Mitton
G. 2
Woods
Earle Chick
Kittery Depot
Winfeld S. Miller
Bath
Baworth” League
South Biot
Ernest Searles
Albert Sprague
American Legion Endowment Fund
Thursdy
Lillian Walker
Rice Public Library
Nellie Jackson
Harry Wyman
Canton Hayes
Beigy
Elmer A. Nickersen
Auburn
Hayer
Bill
Verne Chase
Pleasant Street
Wednessy
Mosea Webber
Ellet Vere
J.B. Weatherbee
Central Street
Raymond
N.H. C
Georgs Gunnlyoh
George Gunnison
Arthur Chesley
Mary Hoyt
Reading Ciyl
GO OVER NEW BUS ROUTES PLAN REVEALED
President Sames H. Etuleths of the Boston and Maine Railway outlines plans for new Boston to Portland buses with Vice President Fortral Moringer and Local Superintendent Dowdell. Secretary Brow of the Chamber of Commerce and Herald editor inspect routes to Bennebunkport, stressing safety and latest transport devices.
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Sames H. 'Etuleths
Boston & Maing
Boullroad
Boston
Maine, Transportation Co. Ang
Audytns
Pany
Fort” ‘Eral “Moringer
Rourk
Dowdell
Brow
Chambber of
Comraeres
Herald la
Una
Yusineaa
Yect
Rourke
Huatly
Personal Notices Include Dorley Family and Guests at Rye Center
Mrs. Charlotte Dorley returns from Great Lakes IL after ten months with her daughter Mrs John A Silva. Henry R Dorley also returns from Great Lakes and Chicago IL. Mr and Mrs A Silva host visitors including Mrs Silva's mother. John L Parsons and son visit Rye Center. Parsons earned a Doctor of Philosophy from Yale. Others include Merton Warrell weekend at Hampton Beach, R Newton of New York vacationing with relatives, Donald MacPherson in Worcester. John Bovee visiting Ulysses E Tay of Hanover Street. Miss Emma F dom of Goftown Beach invites son Fred B Marden. Mr and Mrs Frank Badger visit Portland. Mrs Alfred Kpavitt of York guests nearby. Mrs Anna Moora of York and Frank Reardon with daughter Mirgila travel to Tenants Harbor for summer.
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Charlotte Dorley
Haixthorne Street
Great Lakes
John A. Silva
Portsmouth
Silva
Naval Training Station
Ilinois
Henry R. Dorley
Chilcago
Marsoi
A+ Silva
Ralpin Newton
C Ity. Co
Donald MacPherson
Worcester
Mass
Hotel Wentworth
Nis
Mav Ungland Insurante
John, Bovee
Derry
Ulyssea E. Tay
Hanover
Charles Stringer
Glazer
Alfred Leavitt
York
Harry Clifton Garland
Ita
Hassett Music
Anna Moora
Etonover
Emma
F. Dom
Goftetown de Beach
Abel Marden
Columbia
South ‘Carolina
Fred B. Marden
Frank, M. Badger
Processional Presented at St John’s Church by Woman's Guild
A historical church procession piece describes a ceremony at St John’s Church presented by the Woman’s Guild for a memorial misa for Nellie P. Walker in 1925. It notes a decorated set with a large crystal and four ear-dynx, inscribed to the glory of God and memory of Nellie P. Walker.
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St. Johnla
Walker
Nellsop
Walker , Péssented Oy the’ Woman's, Guild
Death claims K J Ramsdell a noted New England hotel man
Ghariob G Ramsdell longtime vice president of the Batchnider Syngse Company and a prominent Hampton Beach casino and amusement park owner died in Winchester at 8 0 last evening. He started as a bell boy at the Tales of Shoals and rose to own and manage Isles of Shoals hotels and Hampton Beach Casino. Survived by his widow Margorie Graves two daughters Helen Elizabeth and Loursy Ramsdell a son Charles Ramsdell of Winchester and Jonnie Farris of Hampton Me. He suffered heart trouble for ten years and a recent shock hastened his death. He leaves many friends in New England hotel and amusement circles.
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Ghariob G. Ramedetl
Batchnider-Syngse Company
Ofton
Lnhéme
Winchester
Ramsiell
Graves
Bamadell
Hampton Beach
New England
Tales of Shoals
Isles of Shoals
General Graves
Amusenen
Nellie Ratt
Charles
Maint
Aston Strest
Marjorie Graves
Txeter
Igeat
Ramsdell
Heien
Elizabeth
Loursy Tamsdell
Jonnie Farris
Hampton
England
Grange Meeting Hosts Newington Creenland Guests
A Grange gathering at Grange Hall on Thursday evening featured Newington and Creenland Granges as guests. Members conducted third and fourth degree work, highlighting a busy session.
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Grange Hall
Newington
Creenland
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Colonial Dames
Haa
Moffat-Ladd House
New Hampsters Society of Colonial- Dames
RYE News
Wilbur Marden
Wim Gariang
nMming
Charlotte Seavey
Newell Marden
Blaké Read
Nmtra
Eye
Christian Church
Rov
J. E. Everingham
Millister
B. M. McCassie
Chidron
Uie
Iso
Congress St
Colonial Theatre
Hatch
State St
Rands’ Store
Wilson
Aglkinds
Fashion Shoppe
Congress St. Tol
Price
Abe
Liewts, Lewis and
Edwards
Rittery
Alfred Kpavitt
Nea
Fools of
Atrogt
Mra
Frank Reardon
Mirglala
Harbor
J. Verne Wood
Buckminster
Astinpton GL
Portemouth, N. Hy
Montgomery
K. J. Ramsdelt
A&m
Sunnday
Swantore
Louis Abrams & Co
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