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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1902

Page

4

Payne's Chapel Dedicated Sunday Near Ridgeway West Virginia

The Payne's Chapel church at Ridgeway near Martinsburg West Virginia was set apart for worship on December 7 1902 Rev C D Harris led the dedicatory services assisted by Rev D Frank Butsler The congregation raised 550 dollars in cash and subscriptions to cover the remaining debt of 946 dollars Mr J J Ridgeway led with four memorial windows and the building by Butsler Bros Grottoes Va is praised as a fine country church

Ridgeway W. Va Almighty God C. D. Harris M.E. Church South Martinsburg D. Frank Butsler God Christ Butsler Bros Grottoes J. J. Ridgeway Payne

Macedonia News Briefs Include Narrow Escape in Woods

In Macedonia Virginia correspondent reports N B Daughterty narrowly escaped being shot while chopping in the woods last week. Other items note Sam Cook returning to his farm, Mrs Kate Parkins visiting in Frederick Hall, a lost driving horse, local bird decline from hunting, Mrs John Pifer moving near Canterbury, Rev D L Reid holding meetings at Millwood, poor road conditions after a snowfall, Bud Gardiner relocating to a farm near the Front Royal road, and Ellen White buying the Ogden property.

Evening Star Macedonia N. B. Daughterty Sam Cook Kate Parkins Middleburg Loudoun County J. R. Bailey Frederick Hall W. M. Lineberg John Pifer Canterbury D. L. Reid Millwood Clarke County Bud Gardiner Ninevah Front Royal Road Ellen White Ogden

Grocer to Install Modern Glass Front at East Water Street

East Water Street grocer Mr T H Sprint starts tearing out the old facade to install a new glass front. Work expected to be finished by Christmas.

T.H. Sprint East Watertreet

Union Band Meeting Announcement

The Union Cornet Band will meet at o'clock with full attendance expected from members.

Union Union Cornet

Charity Meeting Adopts Plans

At a 3:30 PM Presbyterian Church session a plan of organization was submitted by Rev. Dr. Graham's committee and adopted with changes by ministers and representatives of fire companies secret orders and other groups. The organized charities association will include ministers representatives of five companies secret orders Confederate Veterans G A R and the Chief of Police. Officers and executive staff to be announced in tomorrow's Star.

Presbyterian Church Graham Organized Charities Association G.A. R

Gainesboro Notes On Burials Homes and Visits

Correspondent reports Dean Rogers family from Piedmont W Va burying son Ray in Gainesboro cemetery plans to buy a farm on the Rinker place. J D Pine from Berryville bought three colts and took them home. Snow blocked mail from Thursday. Holmes Pool and Forrest Bagent of Davis W Va visit relatives nearby.

Evening Star Gainesboro Dean Rogers Winifred Piedmont W. Va Ray Rinker Place J. D. Pine Berryville Mr Holmes Pool Forrest Bagent Davis

Minstrel Show Revival Promises Holiday Plans

Christmas marks a pause in rehearsals but plans for a revived minstrel show progress. Performers are to be chosen and a definite program arranged so rehearsals begin after holidays. The return of the circle with Mr Bones and Mr Tambo will feature old and new songs and original specialties.

Mr. Bones Mr. Tambo D. F. Hinkins

Return of Lieut Robert Maxwell Dudgeon Celebrated

The Galway News reports Lieut Robert Maxwell Dudgeon of the Cameron Highlanders returning from South Africa. Tenantry of his father’s estate Cargen greeted him with lantern lit lawns bonfires and a banquet. The head gamekeeper spoke in welcome and the party extended a royal welcome to the returning heir.

Clark Maxwell Galway Scotland South Africa Robert Maxwell Dudgeon Cameron Highlanders Cargen

Big Hogs Slaughtered By City Hall Janitor

J. W. Hillyard, janitor at City Hall, killed three young hogs yesterday evening, netting 1,100 pounds. Also advertises fall tree planting catalogues from J. A. Ramsture of Frederick Maryland.

J. W. Hillyard City Hall

Actors Stranded After Cancellation of The Si Clair Show

The Si clair Dramatic Company canceled engagements in Alexandria after a manager and two players abandoned the troupe in Alexandria Va. The remaining six performers were aided by hotel staff and local citizens. A vaudeville benefit was held to aid them, and organizers hope to cover travel home.

Herman Hable F. H. Hable Siclair Dramatic Company Gates Tom Star Alexandria Opera Paul Sinclair Beecher Richmond

Mail Facilities Snowed In at Wairberg Virginia

Correspondent reports heavy early snow halting mail service since December 4. The writer jokes of an iceberg mail carrier as news fails to arrive from Roosevelts era. Local residents Miss Effie Whitacre Mrs J P Whitacre and Mrs Kate Paschal noted visiting. Rev A A P Neel holds meetings at Redland with a Christmas Eve missionary rally planned.

Wairberg Roosevelt Effie Whitacre Gainesboro J. P. Whitacre Winchester Kate Paschal Martinsburg W. Va Mollie Amick W. C. Whitacre

One Against Three Feud Over Fire Company Positions

Continued report describes tension between Friendship Charley Reuss and Sarah Zane versus Hook and Ladder Company. Rivalries threaten a split within the fire-fighting community and hint at lasting conflict.

Hook and Ladder Company Charley Reuss Sarah Zane Hook and Jadder Company

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Harris and Butsler News From Horsey & Atwell Mr. Maxwell J. A. Ramsture Frederick Md Shenandoah Valley National Bank Vergee The E. Bruce Capper Nationa Bank of Winchester the Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank United States Government H. W. Clowe’s H. W. Clowe North Main Street Bailey. & Boxwell P. H. Reardon M. Main Aires Sinclair Co Hable CG. W. Ramsayre’s HL Hansbrough Tomyrrow Cras. E. Sxar East Piccadilly Street C. A. Evans E. J. Evans & Son West Virginia J. L. Dunn Crawford Woolen USA Reo Richneea & At Nak Rayner Whiskey RTS Aris Sasha Utah Atlanta Dayton Ohio Troy, O ST. Louis ST. Paul, Minn George E. Bushnell & Co Virginia Geo. B. Bushnell Walter S. Nicklin Ss. H. Hable Star Clothier Miller Supply Company Hotel Evans
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