Sunday Stage Service Between Winchester and Bluemont Expanded
Beginning May 10 Southern By. Co. trains to Bluemont will be met by stage at 10.40 a.m. and return at 12:15 p.m. The Sunday schedule runs June 12 to December 1 with round trips from Winchester to Bluemont reaching Castleman's Ferry at noon and a riverside outing to 4 p.m. Stops include returning to Winchester by 6:30 p.m. The stage waits for morning trains at Atrryville on Sundays and Wednesdays. Maurice of Cartleman.
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Bluemont
Castleman's Ferry
Southern By. Co
Wasik
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Maurice OF. Cartleman
Sunday School Convention Closes at Charles Town
The eighth annual Shenandoah Baptist Association Sunday school convention ended at First Baptist Church Charles Town with a banquet at Powhatan College drawing about 450 delegates. Key remarks were heard including a main address by Dr Palms. Officers elected for the year include President J Frank Thompson Martinsburg Vice President William Woodh Jam Charles Town and Secretary William D McCurds Metropolis.
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Charles Town
Powhatan College
Washington Sunday Star Society News by Winker
Virginia society scene highlighted with local gatherings and notable attendees at prominent events. Details emphasize人物 names, venues, and charitable efforts shaping social calendar in the capital region.
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Washington Sunday Star
Society News
Winker
Virginia
Women honor soldiers with cemetery floral tributes
Confederate and Daughters of the Confederacy groups led a crowd of volunteers to decorate graves at Mount Hebron and stonewall cemeteries. Women and children carried baskets of flowers to adorn marble monuments and 829 unknown soldiers' resting places. Locals praised the tasteful displays and many visitors from out of town remarked on the ceremony.
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Daughters of the Conferacy
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Daughters Serve Lunch to Veterans in Winchester Memorial Day
Daughters of the Confederacy provided lunch and coffee to visiting veterans in Winchester on Memorial Day. Women organized seating in Turner Ashby ramp area and ensured meals for those lacking sufficient funds.
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Winchester
Confeder
Daughers
Turner’ Ashby
Touss Avenue
Winchester Etay
Daughters of the Confederacy
Virginia
Lost Cause
Moon Eclipse Observed Through Clouds in Winchester
Residents missed the Thursday lunar eclipse as heavy clouds obscured the sky. The article notes the Moon is a dead planet with canals suggesting ancient habitation and reflects on celestial mechanics and clock like planetary movement.
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Winchester
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