Fraternal Lodge Listings For Local Societies
Local fraternal orders meet at Odd Fellows and Mason halls on different nights. Notable groups include Mountain City Lodge No 67 Ancient York Masons and Liberty Lodge No 2 Daughters of Rebekah with officers listed, plus Rockside No 58 IOOF and Royal Arcanum schedules and chairmen.
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Mountain City Lodge
Ancient York Masons
Iett Masonis Hall
J. Will Moore
A. T. Shields
J. ¥. Grinstead
K. RS
Natural Bridge Council
Royal Arcanum
A. W. Manepile
James Withrow
See
Leo Jackson Council
Junior Order American Mechanics
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J.P. Brigham
Dol. B. Radford
Liberty Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Anna —. Beeton
N. G
E. N. Boogher
Women and Men Suffering from Kidney Trouble Swamp Root
Kidney trouble affects mind and vigor and can begin in childhood. Swamp Root promises relief for both women and men and is sold by druggists in multiple sizes. A free sample bottle and pamphlet are offered by mail from Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Peculiar Newfoundland railway praised for chaos and scale
A Philadelphia visitor extols the Reid Newfoundland railway as possibly the world’s largest narrow gauge system with 640 miles of track across Newfoundland. It runs from St John’s to Port aux Basques, ignores schedules, and promises no guarantees of time or safety, delivering a surreal transit experience.
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Newfoundland
United States
St. John’s
Port aux-Basques
Reid-Newfoundland Railway
R. G. Reid
Topsail
P. P
T. A
Philadelphia Record
Staunton
Highland County
Carter Glas
Lynchburg
Congress
Logies
Buchanan
Virginia
Scott F. Hershey
Presbyterian
Boston
Standard
Pennsylvania
Helen Gould
Army Young Men's Christian Association
Fort Monroe
Philadelphia
Confederate Veterans
Dallas
Texas
Roosevelt
Panama
J. Samuel Motye
Charlottesville
Graves
J. W. Marshall
McCue
Newport News
Greenlawn
Cheokee County
Allen Brown
Brown
John Shusco
George Carmen
Michael Costell
New Philadelphia
Indies
Richmond
Phillips
M. St. Croix Wright
Unitarian Church
New York
Gems in Verse
A poetic meditation on truth and aging, contrasting lines of speech with inner life. It notes some hearts grow old despite youth, others stay young in spirit, and some souls echo their fathers’ legacy while alive in memory and feeling.
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Provence
Eph Parks Taken by Government Officer in Farm Country
In Livingston county a rugged farmer Eph Parks is arrested at his rural home after a confrontation with a government officer. His wife Mandy, parents, and children witness the scene as the officer leads Eph away in handcuffs toward a night train, amid a harsh sun battered landscape.
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Eph Parks
Livingston County
Eph
Mandy
Dean
Jim Dobson
Mandy the Rifle Woman in a Virginia Farm Tale
A quiet night at a Virginia farm turns tense as Mandy lights a tallow dip and reloads a rifle, then shoots a man in a field at close range. Bill Bucker the constable arrives to take her to the scene for further shooting the Dobson suspect, while the family remains silent and stoic through the ordeal.
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Mandy
Dobson
Eph
Pop
Bill Bucker
Bill
Zach
Minerva
Stanley
Egypt
Carthage
Virginia
Virginian
Congo
Hayti
Sam
Bungo
Paris
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Jiakers
Mien
Weinbergs
Atrorsry
Ee Irre Db
Letcher
Lexington, VA
Ppacl M Penick
Liamarox
Vineinia
J. Prestox Moone
Frank Moonk
Luteturk Rogkorlige Notary Public
County
Curt, Ooke & Moone
Lenington
Wareman
Omees
Main Street
Dom
C. E. Woodward
Jeweler
Lexington, Val
R. R. Witt & Co
Life Insurance
BIG, Strong Company
New York Life
T. S. Burwell
Lexington
Lexington Gazette Office
Deate
Just
Owen Hardware Co
W. F. Pierson
the Valley Tie and Lumber Co
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Rockbridge Lime & Stone Co
RS. Bruce
Main and
Washington Sts
New York Weekly
Ramuel B. Walker, Jr., SI
Hhough
Hinsel
Ham
Richmond Christian Advocate
Condensel News
Pictsburg
Solomon Oid
Chulge Viehenstain
Williams
Travelers’ Livery Company
Blacksb
Virginia Polytechnic
Christiansburg
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