APYKR IBER 0 1 s PvbU•:a:.;,/~'::~ "' "• Dr. Samuel H. Greene Pauea Away Sunde ' TBWMS OP 8U88CRIPT10Nc December 17. II :il 1•·r r, dlJ' !D llilHnllf'. ADVKR'l'1811l0 llAT8S 1111 Curui.MJ ~ ..,..u.muiou. DURELL' • Uu. Ou"' . H. I have a full line of • • OB Tl.ST. • • llAaaonlo Bloatc, NWNm•rket, N. H. ew House Furnishing G-------- JOSEPH K. BRISSON, They will make very acceptable preaen (SuolMJ lo J. Uaatlr & San. > Deale in Coal My line of FANCY CHAIRS ia Jarte, in NEWMARKET. N. fol, Mahopny, Im. Mahogany, Oak and MU.ion. omoe Iii BrlUOll'I Grocery Sm11 1 Opposite I have the Push Button Morris Chait, with Brus and Iron BEDS.,Dr••• lbll l ~ wmuket Houu. foot-test, a deairable pre.ent.. fonien, in CiTcauiab Walmat, MllMllPI Par.lor and Library TABLES, in Oak and Mahogany, Oak and Miiliab. ViT. J . M:.A.RT:IN, Minion. Give your father and math• Silk l1 11 V l, ~:S8N.l:l, BOOKCASES. the Globe-Wernicke and MattreU. othw _,... aad Barnard Block, Main St., Wridq Tahles De.a. An extra large line of RU~ ia all NE~ABH".l::"l'.L'.., N , El. COUCHF.S.vert comfortahle in the home .and qualitiea. t ' ll•lll•ll••• Uatr Oil, Qn)' Htout •M•I fi HHtoekt, Hat-R.cllt and Couch Coven, Draperies and"CUrtailllll. laa•la• oa 11 fur •ii l • Coiluul!!IJ% Comfc>r.ten, and ·- bntt"'' 1t a•I c< •n••••4 Blanket. Qailta.. ~========-==-================--=-c=-===~~~ Jt. P 4 SHERRY, , all of my customen to have one of my calendar ltn n 1 1.:: ~ • • t Ln ' VARNirY BUILDING. Olf I I llUI Rh 1 oW.' 111ul \\ 111h11· ~ .... t~ I ' I HI I' :tit. hJd. ~ ' lt.IU'i noun 1an•I PTI"flln ~ A. J. LANCBJ M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose Droit. N Ma W. S. COOPER, aduate Veterinary, 17 PcnU!llOllth /w~., ~~ N'.EL FRED B. TYLER, REAi, ESTATE. H nl h lflf L •II •hi 11!1 ~ml r - Ch l fl )!1•1J. l bl } I II' for11 lt.lJ 1111'. A JI<• 1 wnl l1rlnJ w 10 ) •Ur d1;.. r ' " tnllt U111 11\!llt• 1 O\ t. L«Al fl pres uta.lh ro r larCorry t fftrrn I t'arm Agmy, Boston, lll!s. SELECTMEN'S NOTICE. rh l\mml 1( · ~ • ' ' ""'" <·~ ;'t:cwrnnr· t aL will IW In c iou, nl tho •r, Wll ll ull ~r.. frn111 :ti tu 11 1 •'• i k 111 thc f11 •r· Q l Hlll oil !lil,'.llt t 1m1l th!r1I lon1 l11.- uf \' I')' month. \\ 11 1.1 M .I, I l'("LtJ'i ti:, ,q(!C, l'cr 1;1r1l1•r, r tl11 li!~••'il. Heating CHRISTMAS, 1911, I,; LO Or 'S. Nc'111-markcl r~dcrHted l:hu~ ltcti. Wlllla m ~11 111 -"feri . r nst or. We are well prepared with a clean &tock of Stoves Fancy and Staple Dry Goods FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. Two hundred Dozen Handkerchiefs, from Sc to $1.00 each. COAL Linen Towels, from ,1O c to $2.00 per pair. Bureau Scarfs and Centre Pieces, from SOc to $3.50 each. the service Table Cloths, from 25c to $1.00 per yard; also in sets up At 7 o'clock. lh~· • ·u11cln.· ~ hool \VOOD to $8.00 per set. Ch ristmas a>llct'll. c:arols i.r • und y Linen Napkins, from $1.50 lo $3.SO per dozen. School, ssi t f I.•}' th• T1uir, · l'IC<l.k­ ing 11}' the. d1ihlr n ~wcl acf.lri;s l>y OIL Shirt Waists, in Silks and Muslins, all up-to-dat~ at Yery pastor. ""' low prices. A mu l ·~ordi:ll liwit.11!011 lo :i.11 1 c::iu 1 prescu I. ' HO< 1111 Ill Let' l n le nt REMNANTS of alt sort' of goods, auitnble for all •orb of this offir:c. purposes, always on ha.nd in great variety, In Great Variety rr~t On11tll't i:th.t r It, We guarll.Dtee our prices nre lower th. n you ill find tbem out of town, for we want your trnclc all Lhe year 'ro-un • M rnlng wo ·hip und •> . t 10,31 , \\ il h crmon by J{ev. Ir .. ·. 111lcr . We wish you a Merry Cbri1>tmas tincl a ppy New Year Thi: ·uuday . chool \\'111 111 cct in J. H. G.RIFFIN, \'C:.lry :u dose Of pr¢. cli in • . en ice­ 1'12:. :e:. 1a C> \', t'. S. C:. I~. tn \' :.lr)' (j, •or•. i REWAl.AHKET, N. H. Cor. Main and Water Sta., Mild \\entl11 r f 1r ih cason. ,_ ,fames R Smith 274 J .;, THE VOL. XX XIX. NO. ts. NEWMARK~T. N. H. 1 • FRIDAY, DECEJ\iBEl{, 22. 1911. PRICE 3 CENTS. TrlE N~w.ultKE·r AovERTISER - DEATH OF NEWMARKET'S OLDEST PHYSICIAN. f ti. PINKHAM, Editor and Publisher. P.ubllshed ·Every Friday Morning Al Creighton Block, Main Street. Dr. Samuel H. Greene Passes Away Sunday, ------=------AT TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Dec~mber 17. ~1.25 per year, strictly lo atlvanoo .• A.DVERTtSING RA.TES Will ]Je Iumislletl on application. Du. CHAS. H. CHA~E, -""'"" '.. \. I have a 'full line of - - DENTIST, - • ..k'"'>. Masonic l)lock, Newmarket, N• H. OFFJCE IIovits; \l w 12 A. M, 2 to 5 P. M. ''\ Other hours ''Y appointment. NceW House f Ullrrinillshimlg Goo<dls ~i\ JOSEPH 1\:. BRISSON, '1 'r They will make very acceptable presents. ( Sur.oessor to J. Langley & Son.) ' ~· . .J 1 Dealer in Goal!J : . My lin:e of FANCY CHAIRS is large, in f DINING TABLES, Buffets, China Closets NEWMARKET. N. H. ·..;-~---i·-H . ..M•.h<?gany.,_lm.Mahogany, Oak-aiul-Mission;·- f'"·and-Chairs:-------·--"."---·-- ---· .. --· .. --· ..... - . Otllce In Brisson's Grocery Store. Opposite · I have _the Pu~h Button Morris Chair, with · · Brass and Iron BEDS, Dressers and Chif- 1 tile Newmarket House. ' · foot-rest, a desirable present. foniers, in Circassian Walnut, Mahogany, Im. Coal dcliveretl to any part ul tile viiluge. --~-·-~~-----.- Parlor and Libra·ry TABLES, in Oak and Mahogany, Oak and Mission. W'". J_ J.VIARTIN,, Mission. · . , Give your f ~ther and mother a Silk Floss LiAlli Dll1£88Elt, BOOKCASES, the 'Globe-Wernicke and j Mattress. Barnard Bloci., Main St., other styles. Writing Tables arid Desks. I- . An extra large line of RUGS, in all sizes NE-W-l:V.:LARE"E'. .. t:.', . N. EL COUCHES, very comfortable in the hoiµ e i .and qualities. Cosuietlcs, llah· Oil, Jln.y Jl•1n1 and Foot-Rests, Hassocks, Hat-Racks and j1. CouchCovers, Draperies and Curtains. ljll•avhig Soap·fo1• saJ.,. Bazot•s honed and concaved Costumers. I Comf~rters, Blankets and Quilts. ' I 'Ff..· P.· SHERRY, • :i -l I want all of ~y customers to have one of my Calendars. Attorney at Law, j I VARNEY BUILDINC. .. O~'~'ICE llom:s: l\.tontlap: ,;rnl \\'ednt>S· Wo ~o.·D1CJTJRELL9 days, 12 lo fl.ilO I'. ~!. Fritlays, aft.el'.' noon aml Pvening. MAIN STREET, .·NEWMARKET, N. H. 8 4 4 c A. ]. LANCE, M. C 2& .. dl%¥1 1'fiHM*Sb§ 4¥AMp+ff,&SMit£iG 0Mtb+* Wt '*iel##E .p ~- i % f fiiMM*e k §f& 0 ,Je_ ~ __,~·\ .. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. 13 Congress Street, ,PORTSMOUTH, N. ·H. Hours: 9.30 to 12, 2 to+ FRANK H. MALO, ,,,_ ..... ,.,... l Heavy and Light Teaming, \ ifia~o and Furn~ure ~~~ng. ------~~d ~ NLMARKE;r. N. i-1. ~£~!:Y ~r~.in~~ ;;;;;had·b;;;;J&;;-Lolj:, N~ ~~ ·A:""F:-~1., \\~ri~ and penury without ter~ ~ho DR,. W. S. COOPER, failing in health for several years, a charter member of Pisdtaqua o rthly reward. Modest and re- board. Upon th~ expiration of Xe':i'i:;i~~ire :. i'hat \__ and of late it has bel':n n<?ticeable Lodge, N. E. 0. P., being the local tir g, forgetful of self, he sought Green's term the Governor named it hopes for future meetings of a Graduate Veterinary~ that he was daily growing more j medical examiner for that order, and t o good as he found opportunity." Leonard G. Smith of Manchester and similar character; and that it would 1 17 Portsmouth Ave., feeble, although he continued to at- a member of Lamprey Rit·er Grano-e. , ·au_c! a man was Dr.-Greene, and he was coo firmed, but was unable to recommend to the next general court N _ :s:_ tend to some of his practice. On July 2, i86o, he married Mallie R. no man will be more missed in the accept because of the'condition of his such legislation as will put state high· Thursday of la~t week he complain~d Baker, daughter of Andrew and community, where he faithfully health. · way matters under a continuous " of feeling much worse, and steadily Mar_} J. Baker of Newmarket, who labored for nearly half a century, Mr. Johnson was born in Pittsburg, management. Treats all cases. Colic and Milk grew weaker until he quietly passed survives him, as does the son, Walter than will he. this state, 63 years ago, but went west On motion of W. 0. Folsom of Fever a Specialty. away on Sunday evening. Bryant Greene, of this town. Dr. The funeral was held Wednesday in youth. Returning in 1871, he began Henniker a vote of thanks was ex- Tel., 252-W. Samuel Henry Greene was born in Greene was a man of rare attain· afternoon in the Congregational the practice of law in Colebrook and tended to Gov. Bass for his efforts... ..._ Newmarket, February J2, I837, and ments and in his prime was one of church, which was filled by those who has so continued up to the present and initiative in calling the conven- -'-.