Catholic Wedding of Miss Ada Baker in Newport News
Miss Ada Carr Baker and Norfolk purser Alfred Taylor Walton wed at 4 p m at the Baker home in Newport News in a Catholic ceremony led by Fathers Donahue and Doherty. The bride wore moussenline and white silk, received a diamond sunburst, and rode a parade to Old Point Comfort before returning. Guests included Miss Berkley Ellyson and Miss Nancy Cartmell. notable gifts featured a silver cake basket from the Hampden’s colored crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Carr Baker
Newport News Society
Alfred Taylor Walton
Norfolk
Hampton
Coloonel
J. C. Baker
Thirty-second Street
Father Donahue
St. Vincent's
Newport News
Father Doherty
St. Mary’s
Berkley Ellyson
Leigh Gordon
E. A. Schenk
Old Point Comfort
Old Point
Hampden
Nancy Cartmell
Emily Baker
Winchester
T. K. Cartmell
Colonel Baker
Susie
Walton
Mary H
A. M. Agelsto
Nortk
Jessie Amelia Boyce Dies at 2 in Chambersville
Little Jessie Amelia, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Boyce, died at home in Chambersville yesterday at age 2 years 4 months. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. by Rev J J Fix at the house. Interment will follow at Tevalt Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Amelia
John H. Boyce
Chambersville
J.J. Fix
Tevalt Cemetery
Winchester Woman's Christian Temperance Union appeals for reading matter
An appeal from the Department for Soldiers and Sailors seeks reading material for care packages. Readers are asked to donate books magazines papers and other wholesome literature by June 12, sending to 310 South Main or 38 West Piccadilly Street. Also notes services at Valley School House with Rev C D Bulla. Mayor Barton returning from Harrisonburg. Mrs Duckwall visiting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Department For Soldiers and Sailors
South Main Street
West Piccadilly Street
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Storrary
Valley School House
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
C. D. Bulla
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. J. Evans
Methodist Church
Miller
Mae
Wirchester
Emma Morrison
Eumu
Thomas K. Morrison
Em. Mo
Winchster
Euma Morris R
Circuit Court Convened in Frederick June Term 1902
The June Term 1902 of the Frederick circuit court opened with Judge Thomas W. Harrison presiding and a docket of 437 cases. Highlights include five special motions with several judgments, 18 of 30 attachments continued, several garnishments dismissed, and 14 new chancery suits filed. Police officer McCartney attended trial in Martinsburg, and local notices mention residents visiting and traveling for court and social matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Thomas W. Harrison
P. H. Gold
P. C. Gore
John E. Janney
T. A. Lewis
Charles A. Lurman
E. C. Jordan
T. L. Leach
A. S. Owens
H. Hansbrough
Clark Maxwell
C. R. Borden
Hagerstown
B. Co
Corporation Court of Winchester
C. J. Jacob
J. Reese Miller
Clark Cather
Franck Baker
Keyser
Elmer E. Keyser
Mary A. Shaull
Mary J. Bishop
Margaret McCarty
E. Collins
E. Couilins
D. J. Whitcre
W H Maury
S M Purcell
Maria Ritter
Bell Smith wedding at St Margaret's Church
Miss Bella Jack Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Smith of Washington D C, wed Harmon Brown Bell of Baltimore at St Margaret's Church. Rev Herbert Scott Smith officiated. Stewart Bell was best man. wedding party included George Brown H Hayward Frank W Smith Jr and George W Smith. A breakfast followed at the bride's parents home. The bride is descended from General William Jack. An excursion date error corrected for June 15. Other local updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Jack Smith
Frank W. Smith
Washington, D. C
St. Margaret’s Church
Harmon. Brown Bell
Winchester
Baltimore
Herbert Scott Smith
Stewart Bell
George Brown
H. Hayward
George W. Smith
Washington
Q Street
William Jack
Bell i
Brown & Co
Ball
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Miss Baker
Mr. Boyce
He Vegeta
R. T. Barton
Barton
Harrisonburg
United Eal For
E. A. Abwa
Luray
William Duckwall
Berkeley Springs
W. A .Wil
Booth Main Street
McCartney
Martinsburg
John Huff
Mr. McCartney
Corporation Court
Howard S$. Nulton
Richmond, Va
No. 35
West Water Street
Jacob Griffith
Red Key
Indiana
E. J. Beck
Wilmington, Delaware
Thos. H. Savage
The
National Cemetery
E.G. Speakman
Star Office
David Ambach
C. A. Heller
W. B. Hughes
Armstrong, Cater & Co
Thomas Keating
Millicent McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Charlotte and
Libbie McCormick
Washington, D.C
Star
J. W. McDonald
Ava
Ruland McDonald
8. D. McDonald
Mobley
Flora Ramey
Charlestown
George Griffith
E. B. Shenk
Page News
George W. Levi
Robert Levi
Clarke County
Wm. Breckinridge
H D Flood
Appomattox
R E Byrd
Amherst Street
Lomps
North Main Street
L.A. Cover
North Washington Street
Funk
Cts
W. G. Funk
LAW School
Woodstock
Virginia
W. H. Martin
B.L
W.& L. Univ
Horsey & Atwell
Mats Aia Yuen HS
H. W. Clowe
Winchester, Va
Bruce Capper
North Market Street
J. B. Winkfield
Real Estate Register
Staunton, Va
Joan O'Neil
R. Gray Williams
L. E. Rico's
Bailey & Boxwell
Larrick
Atty-at-Law
Order OF
Wigginton
Prunes
W. Ramsburg
Plegadilly Street
Schneider’s Grocery
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Agt
Telephone
Geen
Ss. H. Hable
Star Clothier and Furnisher
Main and Water Streets
Miller Supply Company
National Bank
James W. Spellman
Kentucky
OLD Judge
Ivanhoe
East Water ST
Fruitman
Geo
Bushnell & Co
SOUND
Amherst Atpeet
Esas Eee
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