Rockingham Association of Free Baptists Convenes in Dover
The Rockingham Association of Free Baptist churches meets with Washington Street Church in Dover. The two day program begins Wednesday morning and closes this afternoon with prayer services, sermons, and society meetings led by Rev. E E Osgood RL Duston Rev E W Cummings Rev D N Adams Hav H M Ford James Smith Rev D B Martin and others. A large delegation from Pearl Street Church attends.
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Rockingham Association of Free Baptist Churches
Washington Street
Dover
E. W. Cummings
D. N. Adams
H. M. Ford
Woman's | Missionary Society
Society Gaa
D. B. Martin Bale
James Smith
Splendid Concert at Champer Chone Hall in Kittery Point
The First Christian church sponsored a Wednesday evening concert at Champer Chone Hall Kittery Point drawing about 175 attendees. Local talent performed a varied program including orchestra selections recitations solos readings and a fair and cattle show featuring Mrs W Fernald Eva Dame Salo and others.
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Champernowne Hall
Kittery Point
First Christian Church
Stewart Salo
Walter Lutta Reading
Afra
Fernald Selection
Sprague Murder Case Trailing Suspect Near Biddeford
A Biddeford Record telegraph from Alfred Maine reports that officers have strong evidence against a man linked to the murder of Mrs Fannie Sprague of South Berwick. An arrest could come before the current grand jury, with Deputy Miles of Saco leading the pursuit amid secrecy to protect the investigation. The suspect is described as prominent in family connections, not personally famous. Sensational revelations are anticipated.
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Alfred
Biddeford
Fannie Sprague
South Berwick
Miles of
Saco
Pure healthful baking powder advertisement claims
An advertisement proclaims an absolutely pure baking powder scientifically prepared from highly refined ingredients. It asserts the product contains no alum lime or other adulterants and promises unequaled strength.
New Hampshire Clubs Hear Reports At Concord Nashua
Regular quarterly meeting of the Central New Hampshire Congregational club in Concord at the North Congregational church adjourned late Wednesday. The New Hampshire Federation of Womens Clubs opened its fifth annual meeting in Nashua with 200 delegates. May Breakfast for the Children's Home of Dover drew strong turnout at the City Opera House. St Paul’s school beat Harvard in cricket 282 to 168 at Concord. Exeter academy prep and local civic notes include fish hatchery activity and upcoming Fuller cup baseball on May 26.
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Central
New Hampshire Federation of Womens Clubs
Unitarian
Nashua
Dover
City Opera House
St Paul’s School
Harvard College
Concord
Liconia
Exeter Academy
Woods Brothers Open Season with Win Effort
Gossip from local sports notes the Woods Brothers baseball team debuted on a Wednesday afternoon and defeated the Marines, though the game ended after four innings, depriving Woods of a credited victory since five innings were not completed. The P. I. B. nine secured its first significant showing.
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Woods Brothera
Easmly
Marines
South Ood
Riverside lodge invites Piccatagus and Portsmouth lodges
Riverside lodge No. 72 1 C C F of Kittery has extended an invitation to Piccatagus New Hampshire and other lodges of Portsmouth to meet on the evening of May 21. All traveling Odd Fellows are invited to attend.
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Riverside Lodge
Kittery
Piccatagus
New Hampshire
Ongood Lodges
Portsmouth
Odd Fellows
Kittery Divorce Case Attracts Attention In York County
Franklin H. Bond, a Kittery leader and former selectman, sues his wife for adultery in a libel suit set for this term. Mrs Bond, sixty with wealthy ties, has long been estranged from Bond after 22 years of marriage During the case a well known Kittery man is named in the libel If contested the proceedings may become highly sensational with Biddeford lawyer John A Snow for the libellant and Judge Emory presiding in York County court.
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York County
Kittery
Franklin H. Bond
Board of Selectmen
Thhat
John A. Snow
Biddeford
Emory
Naval Orders Detachments and Assignments Across Ships
Naval dispatch lists numerous detachments and duty changes aboard the Kentucky Wabash Monongahela and Prairie, with officers reassigned to command roles on Mayflower and Prairie. Sick leave and hospital transfers noted for several lieutenants and cadets, while dyspepsia relief ads end the notice.
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He, Woods
Texas
Kentucky
T. J. Clark
J.C. Cregan
Detroit
D. Kennedy
M. R. S. Macrevaie
Prairie
William Swift
K. R. Hoes
Wabash
Monongahela
J.P. J. Ryan
C.M. Chester
J.C. Gillmore
M. Bevington
J. E. Matthews
Marie Island Hospital
New York Hospital
Maine Masons Meet in Portland Amid Building Boom
The Grand lodge of Maine Knights of Pythias convenes in Portland with large attendance. Biddeford sees a building boom and carpenters scarce. The Maine Forest era grand court opens in Bangor, and the prohibition state convention begins in Portland with light turnout. A Portland physician is jailed for taking protect payments from houses of ill repute. Rangeley Lake ice departs after a longer hold than other lakes on the chain. Bangor businessman John A. Bacon dies at 77 after 46 years in trade. Castine selects a site for a $10,000 Emerson memorial town hall. Augusta’s oldest literary club chooses Maine as its winter topic. Unitarian state conference in Waterville postponed to fall to allow Kennebank church’s 150th anniversary. York county law students list names for bar exam May 31. }
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Grand Lodge of
Maine
Knights of Pythias
Portland
Biddeford
Grand Court
Maine Forest Era of America
Bangor
Rangeley Lake
John A. Bacon
Castine
Emerson Memorial Town Hall
Augusta
Unitarian State Conference
Waterville
Unitarian Church
Kennebank
York County
Fred A. Hobbs
Alfred
Belle Austin
Sanford
John G. Smith
Kennebunk
John D. Mackay
Herbert H. Heckbert
Carlos C. Heard
Henry A. Hawes
Saco
William TH. Waterhouse
Oldtown
Albert H. Hunt Sanford
Frank M. Goodwin
Kennebunkport
Hood's Sarsaparilla: a good beginning to health
An old advertisement touts Mood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that cures humors and restores vigor, claiming it creates appetite, banishes fatigue, and leads to health and happiness. Hood's Pills are promoted as a cure for fever and illness with a 25 cent price.
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America
The Salissth Breeze Debuts This Saturday at Shore Beaches
The first issue of The Breeze, a sea shore journal, will appear Saturday June 16 in an enlarged form this season. It will focus on Plum Talents Salisbury Hampton and Rye beaches and promote open cars and trolleys for excursion routes with maps for travelers and residents.
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The
Breeze
Seashore Journal
Salisbury
Hampton
Rye
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