Local Social Notes and Community Updates
A round of city acquaintances and arrivals includes Mrs Elma Blockley from Lovettsville and Mr Frank Lutz returning to Washington. Visitors spell out ties to Baltimore Staunton and Clarke County while a thousand attend the Inwood camp meeting. A Friendship Fire Company meeting is set for 8 pm and local arrivals and departures mark daily life through Bell's store bicycle theft and portico construction on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hf. Lowrey
National Avenue
Elma Blockley
Lovettsville
Frank Lutz
Washington
W. C Norris
Atlanta
Newton Griffith
Lola Lewis
Baltimore
Jas. L. Redman
H. §. Richardson
Hagerstown
Ira Capper
Inwood
Wm. Sydnor
James M. Haymaker
Innes Correll
The
Revenue
Correll
Thomas Beardsworth
Staunton
Richard Beardsworth
Friendship Fire Company
Clifton Hodgson
Camp Vermilion
D. F. Fries
Nain
Connellsville
James Parker
Georganna Parker
Nellie Warren
Nellie Lupton
Bell
George Merryman
Maude van Pelt
Harrisonburg
Charles Shiner
Ethel Curran
Margaret Andrews
C. E. Hoover
Traiy
J. C Smith
Baltimore & Ohio
I. H. Faulkner
North Kent Street
Thomas Kremer
Stella Oyler
Adam Nicklas
Chambersburg
Abbott
Boyd
Katie Steele
Frederica McKericher
Wingfield
Henry 5
Baker
North Market Street
Mamie Driscol
Katie Trier
John Fenton
Clarke County
Separd
Handley Trustees Meet on Fund Utilization Proposal
The Handley Trustee's Meeting reports the City Council committee appointed to confer with the Handley Trustees regarding the Handley fund met by appointment on Saturday night and submitted a lengthy paper. A full synopsis will appear tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Board of
Handley Trustees
Handley Fund
Inwood Fair Opens Tomorrow Amid Hopeful Prospect
The Inwood Fair starts tomorrow and runs Wednesday through Friday. Management expects a successful exhibition, aiming to surpass previous fairs in popularity and turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwood
Mr Walker of New York Visiting Sister in Town
Mr Walker of New York is visiting his sister in town, staying temporarily as he travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Walker
New York
Ms . Joy
Prizes Announced for Virginia State Firemen’s Assoc Meet
Richmond contests offer 1000 in prizes for best uniformed company hose wagons carriages and ladders plus band performances and hose races. Winchester firms may enter. prizes include 100 for top uniformed company 50 for second best 50 for finest hose wagon and other awards based on turnout and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Rishmond
Winchester Fire Company
Winchester
Igesses Sy
Teest
Association Trumpet
Shenandoah Baptists To Meet Next Week
The Shenandoah Baptist Association will convene in Lucay on Wednesday and remain in session for several days. Rev Julian Broadus of Berryville will preside with J N Laws of Millwood as clerk. Rev L Milburn of Charlestown opens, and Rev E B Jackson reports on Foreign Missionaries. Delegates from First Baptist Church include B M Carter Perry C Gore and Joseph W Leafe. Last year the session met in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Baptist Association
Lucay
Julian Broadus
Berryville
J. N. Laws
Millwood
Baptist Young Peoples’s Union
L. Milburn
Charlestown
E. B. Jackson
First Baptist Church
B. M. Carter
Perry C. Gore
Joseph W. Leafe
Winchester
Death in Brunswick Mourns Young Mr Perry Visiting St Stephens
Mr William Perry son of John W. Perry of Canterbury died suddenly in Brunswick Maryland while visiting there. He was about 20 years old. The body was brought to Stephens City for interment. Nearby, Wm B Pifer moved his household to Winchester. Mrs Ridings widow of John W Ridings returned near Front Royal. John B Kaufman and wife of Philadelphia visit Mrs A B Roibgeb. Miss Ann Grove remains in a serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stremens City
Wm. Perry
John W. Perry
Canterbury
Brunswick
Front Royal
John B. Kaufman
Philadelphia
A. B. Roibgeb
Ann Grove
Death of Preston Bryarey in Martinsburg Berkeley County
Special to The Star from Martinsburg West Virginia reports Preston Brysrley a well known young man of Berkeley county died at his home this morning after a long illness He had rheumatism for eight years and had a stroke of paralysis He was 28 and is survived by his mother Mrs Rachael Bryarley one brother and a sister Mrs C A Miller of Martinsburg
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Star Today
Martinsburg
W. Va
Preston Brysrley
Berkeley County
Rachael Bryarley
C. A. Miller
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BRASF
Pirzes
Richmond
Shenandoah Baptists
Preston Bryarey
Morgan’s Grove Fair Association
Shepherdstown
Wm. Magalis
Heros
Piccadilly Street
Wm. Maga Ts
Alfred J. Baker
East Piccadilly Street
Ritenour & Strosnider
Randolph
McGuire
Heller Building
Virginia
Chas, L. Crum
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Jno
W. Brown
Jonathan Clark
Geo. C. Friese
George Y. Friese
County Court of
Frederick Cointy
J. Coursey Friese
Herbert
Larrick
Spl
Phil. H. Gold
Rams
Ino
Lupton
P. O
Box
Capon
Capon Springs
John D. Winn
Nancy Carter
N. H. Carpenter
Sedlitz
Aesnorks
Fred
West Water St
Main
South
Virginia Magazine
East Water Street
Fruit Ad
H. Sprint
Pughtown Pike
Tollgate
Ridge Road
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
North Main Street
Fact
the Longfellow
Star Clothier
Schlitz Milwaukee
Robert M. Henry
J. Robert Doran
Wilson
Gibson
Finch’s
Weltys
L. Hosier Brewman Company
Miller Supply CO
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