Special Train For Masons From Baltimore To Charles Town
A special train last evening carried about 150 visitors from Baltimore to Charles Town for Masonic ceremonies. 68 candidates were initiated into an order known as the Tall Cedars. Present were C L Robinson and A H Jackson of Winchester. Four colored children left for the Virginia Deaf Dumb and Blind School in Newport News, Virginia, to be educated, under agents of the institution who had spent several days here.
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W. Vai
Masonic Fraternity
Messrs
C.L. Robinson
A. H Jackson
Winchester
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Dumb and Blind
Newport News
Carter Leaves For Staunton Board Meeting
Mr Shirley Carter departed this afternoon to attend a meeting of the board of directors of the Western State Hospital at Staunton Virginia.
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Shirley Carter
The
Western State Hospital
Staunton, Va
Going to California
Mrs J H Carey of Pittsburgh Pa leaves today after visiting her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor. She plans likely to return to California for the winter season after a short stay in Pittsburgh.
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J. H. Carey
Pittsburgh
Harry Taylor
California
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