PAC Relief Minstrels Delight Large Portsmouth Audience
The P A C relief minstrels benefit at Music Hall drew a full crowd in Portsmouth to aid California sufferers. The revival of the Portsmouth Athletic Club minstrels featured Mrs. Badger and Mrs. Hodgdon, a sixteen piece naval orchestra, and a long program of songs, jokes, and sketches. Proceeds benefit California relief. many local sponsors contributed services and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Strawberry Bank
P. A. C. Relief Minstrels
California
Portsmouth
F. W. Hartford
Newington Female Minstrel Company
C. A. Badger
Primrose
H. R. Hodgdon
E. P. Lawrence
Reuben
Frank Goodwin
W. W. Mead
U.S. N
U. S. Naval Band
Rockingham Light and Power Company
John V W. Broughton
R. E. Hannaford
Chronicle and Gazette Publishing
Times Publishing Company
Furniture Company
Henry W. Peyser and Son
Lydston and Company
Willis Kiernan
Company
Gasoline boats flood Kittery shores and local notes
A Kittery round up lists gasoline boat owners on the town side of the river as spring interest grows along the water. Also noted are local notices of letters, church events, a benefit concert for J. H Macy at Maine General Hospital, and various residents’ activities including repairs, travel, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Fred Bradbury
C. F. Hussey
George Witham
Fred M. Stacy
Joseph Keen
Alvah H. Frost
Fred Bunker
Fred ‘Pray
Charles ‘Duncan
Newell Howe
James Boardman
Ernest Jackson
Herman Windrich
Roscoe Hanscom
Wiliam Pinkham
George Dixon
Waldo Hanscom
James Sylvester
John Frye
Alfred W. Googins
Joseph Stillson
Austin Trefethen
Kittery Point
Harry Handoff
Ralph Seaward
Henry Marden
Delbert EB. Gilchrest
Arthur Hutchins
Charles Higgins
Luther Cotton
Bert Host
James Hoyt
Charles William
Edward Witham
Charles Mills
Manning Lawry
Charles Tobey
John Amee
Jerome Smith
Caspar Achorn
Walter Amee
Victor Sawyer
George Terry
Stephen Decatur
Horace Mitchell
Portsmouth
J. H Macy
Maine General Hospital
Methodist Church fundraiser aids San Francisco sufferers
Local notices note a telethon style event by the Methodist Church with proceeds donated to San Francisco victims. Various residents travel or visit, including Mrs. Sarah Clark, Mrs. Joseph W. Hobbs in Boston, Percival H. Rogers in Freeport, and Professor To land Thaxter’s son Eliott, a Harvard-bound youth who died after two surgeries in Cambridge. Covey of Summer guests arrive, and church groups plan meetings amid weather and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
San Francisco
Sarah Clark
Ixie
Freeport
Joseph W. Hobbs
Boston
Percival H. Rogers
Eliott Thaxter
Toland Thaxter
Harvard University
Cutts Island
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Mr. Thaxter
Salvation Army Service at Rye Town Hall
At Rye Town Hall on Wednesday evening at 7 30 the Portsmouth branch of the Salvation Army holds a meeting with vocal and instrumental music led by Captain and Mrs Rudd. Also promoted is Soan's Tregulets claimed to cure constipation and aid digestion at 25 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Holt
George Robertson
E. H. Macy
Rockingham Christian Conference
Stratham
N. H
Mildred Donnell
Alfred Spinney
Eliot
Badger’s Island
G. W W. Clark
Atlantic Shore Line
F. B. Hurley
Frank Staples
Piscataqua Chanter
Order of the Astern Star
William H. Burke
New York
Orlando
Fla
Mary Langdon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Horace Mitchell
Alfred
Fred Bunker
Bower
Jane Patch
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Freewill Baptist Church
Mar
Rye
Portsmouth
Salvation Army
Rudd
Soan
Woman Wins Breach of Promise Case in Seabrook verdict
Miss Helen J. Merrill of Seabrook wins four thousand dollars in a breach of promise suit against Irving N. Chase of Amesbury, tried in Exeter Superior Court. Suit had sought five thousand dollars. Continued on fifth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrook
Helen J. Merrill
Irving N. Chase
Amesbury
Mass
Exeter
Also Mentioned on This Page
PAC
Relief Minstrels
Music Hall
Ram
Portsmouth Athletic Club
Werbert Hodgdon
A. Badger
Perry Conner
al. Frost
Fred Turner
Fred Hayes
Wally” Lear
Billy” McDonough
PLA. C. Minstrels
Mlame
R. H. Spleney
Missouri
Parson
W. R. Dearborn
Larry Mulligan
Larry
Jack Washburn
Alabama
Mrs. Badger
Hod” Rowe
Ntrance Song
Honey Ton
Messrs. Rowe
Goodwin
Sadie
Frank Goodwit
Hol Rowe
Old Madrid
H.C. Hopkins
PB. A. C
Messrs
J. W. Mitchell
VW. C. Ylopkins
J. A. Newick
G. E. Phibrick
P. EB
Walter Maiden
Roy Drummer
Denny Todman
Eddie Warburton
the Merry Chorus
W. H. Boowman
A. M. Clark
J. W. Keen
Ww. T. Morrissey
F. J. Rider
B. F. Sta Des
B. M. Burke
G. D. Chapman
F. BR. Knowles
F. W W. Marden
W. P. Robinson
F. W. Tilton
BR. Card
C. Dunbar
W. PF. Kiernan
J. W. Nowe
A. F. Redden
W. P. Vonnard
W. J. Cater
T. K. Hildebrand
C. N. Lord
J. N. Parker
PP. Simpson
F. R. Wasty
J. P. Conner
W. HH. Page
G. E. Philbrick
R. Reinewald
R. D. McDonough
J. Lynes
Cornelius Quinn
C. W. Ware
Reuben Comes
R. H. Spinney
Dockstader
Walter Marden
Horace Rowe
Coonville Callad
Billy Newell
William Teil
Nlewsparr
James H. Macy
J. Wenry Macy
Tin Willian
Tainy Aeather
Stephen Decatur, Jr
General Electric Company
Lyon
C. F. McClure
Lexington
Gerrish Island
Eth] Mitchell
Wellesley College
Horace Mitchel
Fred Moulton
L. He. Keene
Alice Howard
Amesbury, Mass