Trone Vicinity News Briefs Highlight Local Goings On
Lifelong resident Trone moves to Gore to reside with niece Mrs. M C Garvin. J Frank Chapman from Hayfield visits. Lena Larrick Ethel Adams Mellen Adams from near Gainesboro visit EB Hook. W J Muse reports hogs weigh 542 pounds largest this season. Virginia Eggleston visits then to Middletown en route to Baltimore. Sermon at Bet M B Church South by Rev F F Neel at 11 Sunday. Mrs T E Morrison visits J E Chapman residence Friday.
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Trone
M. C. Garvin
Gore
J. Frank Chapman
Hayfield
Lena Larrick
Ethel Adams
Mellen Adams
Gainesboro
EB. L. Hook
W. J. Muse
Virginia Eggleston
Middletown
Baltimore
Bet
M. B. Church
South
F. F. Neel
T. E. Morrison
J. E. Chapman
Rev Edmund Pendleton Dandridge Ordained Priest
Rev Edmund Pendleton Dandridge son of Mr and Mrs Lemuel Dandridge of The Bower near Leetown was ordained to the priesthood of the Protestant Episcopal Church last Sunday morning in Leetown Episcopal Church by Bishop Peterkin. Sermon by Rev Angus Crawford D D dean of Episcopal Seminary Alexandria VA. He graduated with honors from the Episcopal Seminary at Alexandria and completed a two year post graduate course at Oxford. Bishop Peterkin assigns him to mission work in western Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Pendleton Dandridg
Lemuel Dandridge
Episcopal Seminary At
Alexandria
Oxford
England
Peterkin
Hayfield Happenings Note Local Visits and Guests
Hayfield Virginia reports a sequence of social visits including Mrs. Robert Worsley with Mrs. Jake Rosenberger hosting. Wesley Bayliss and Stanley Cooper visited Middletown from Thursday to Sunday. Robert Anderson visited relatives near Gore on Sunday. Nettie Windle of Wheatfield stays with her sister in Hayfield. Francis Pingley of Chambersville visited his uncle. Mrs. Robert Hannum visited her son A Hannum. Mrs. Mamie Miller and children called on friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Robert Worsley
Jake Rosenberger
Wesley Bayliss
Stanley Cooper
Middletown
Robert Anderson
Gore
Nettie Windle
Wheatfield
Francis Pingley
Chambersville
Robert Hannum
A. Hannum
Henry Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Whitacre News Notes
Whitacre Virginia reports a visit by Mr. John Dick and wife staying overnight. George and Jane Whitacre, deaf mutes, live in a James Hieronimus house. Mr. Joseph Buckwalter and wife returned to Xenia Ohio after several weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
John Dick
George
Jane Whitacre
James Hieronimus
Joseph Buckwalter
Xenia
Ohio
Railroad Schedules for Harrisonburg Staunton and More
Train timetable dated Nov 22 1908 lists daily services to Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederic Washington Baltimore Martinsburg Chicago Columbus Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati Louisville and major stops. Departures include 449 1145 am 700 pm and 555 pm with arrivals late night 600 1155 am and 700 825 pm. Sunday excluded for some routes. The schedule covers trains to Washington Philadelphia New York and other connections.
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Bittee
Fn Sie
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederic Washington
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Train schedule fragment from Southern Railway text
A jumble of times and codes appears to be aSouthern Railway timetable snippet with multiple arrival and departure times, passenger class markers, and station references scattered through the lines. The readable parts include morning and afternoon times such as 9.44, 10.57, and 3.37 with various invalid tokens interspersed.
Norfolk and Western R R November 24 1907 Timetable
North bound and southbound trains listed with times and connections. Details include no 13 leaving Berryville to Bristol and intermediate stations with Pullman sleepers to Knoxville and Roanoke to Columbus. No 27 to Shenandoah and No 28 to Hagerstown. No 14 and No 2 for eastbound service with sleepers to Philadelphia and New York. Rates and information offered by M. and W. Ry agents in Roanoke Virginia.
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Berryville
Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
St. Louis Express
Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke
Columbus
Cincinnati
William
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton, Welch
Gary Cafe
Gary
Bhenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Phildelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
W. B. Bevili
M. F. Bragg
Train Schedule Notices from Winchester to Philadelphia
Trains run daily except Sunday from Winchester to Philadelphia with stops at Martinsburg Hagerstown Greencastle and Wivenester. Arrivals listed at 9 16 am 12 00 noon and 6 pm with morning and evening times shown for multiple stations. Kennedy and Tongue signatures appear as station officials.
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Philadelphia
Stowns
Wivenester
M. ©. Kennedy
H. Tongee
Shenanaoan River
Wrestbound
Winchester
Jordan Springs Junction
Lake View
Berryville
Battle Inn
Castlemans Ferry
Billemont
Southern Ry
Bluemont
Washington
Winches
Maurice F. Gastleman
Prop
Castleman’s Ferry
Inwood Notes Report Village Weekend Activity
Notable social visits include Dr. and Mrs. E B LeFevre with O B LeFevre. Willy Rowland and wife from Martinsburg. Miss Hutsler visiting Washington relatives. Louise Staub heading to Martinsburg. A U B Church bazar raised about 35 dollars. Local residents D W Oglesbee and Albert Mason ill. Braithwaite barn and contents burned Thursday at 4 am with no insurance.
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Inwood
W. Va
E.B. LeFevre
O. B. LeFevre
U. B
Willy Rowland
Martinsburg
Braithwaite
D. W. Oglesbee
Flam Staub
Romney
Miss Hutsler
Washington
David Hutsler
Louise Staub
Albert Mason
W.S. Braithwaite
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