Hiram Lodge Elects Officers for Public Installation Planned
Hiram Lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of this city elected officers at its June meeting. New officers include Worshipful Master Dr. B. M. Knight and Senior Warden Wm. E. Cooper with other key posts filled. An open public installation is planned to showcase the Masonic ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lodge
B. M. Knight
Wm. E. Cooper
Vernon, Eddy
John Ray
J. E. Correll
Jos. Leafe
Locust Pin Co Chartered in Front Royal Virginias
Judge T W Harrison of Warren County Court grants charter to Locust Pin Company of Front Royal Va with $5000 capital stock. Officers are S L Hoover president and O F Wallihan secretary treasurer who also acts as superintendent. Plant in operation with potential twelve employees and orders for millions of wooden insulator pins, chiefly from the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Harrison
Warren County
Locust Pin Company
Front Royal
S. L. Hoover
Winchester
O. F. Wallihan
West
Wallihan
Pharmacist G Frank Baker Receives State Board Certificate
Mr G Frank Baker of Cumberland Maryland passed his State Board of Pharmacy examinations in Baltimore on May 29 and received a signed certificate with a complimentary letter. He ranked third among about sixty entrants with a score of ninety eight and five sevenths percent, an excellent result, and his Winchester friends offer congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frank Baker
Cumberland
State Board of Pharmacy
Baltimore
Baker
Winchester
Count Gets Thirty Days for Drunken and Disorderly Conduct
Charles Lamden known as Count was arrested yesterday afternoon on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Justice Bragonier sentenced him to thirty days. A party of capitalists who recently cleared land on the Shenandoah east of Charlestown, W Va claim to have struck gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamden
Count
H. A
Shenandoah Charlestown
W. Va
Danville Wedding at Main Street M E Church Highlighted by Bethell Canter Union
Austin Wise Canter son of J H Canter of Cantersburg and Maude Bethell daughter of W P Bethell of Danville wed at Main Street M E Church in Danville. The ceremony featured nine couples, a choir, and reception at Fairfax College with subsequent farewell train departure. Fairfax College finals included junior recital and soon, a senior music recital and graduation events with Southern Railway offering special excursion fares to Knoxville for week of ceremonies.
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Danville
Austin Wise Canter
J. H. Canter
Cantersburg
Winchester
Maude Bethell
Wm. P. Bethell
M. FE
Wm. Pinkney Bethell
T. Mc. Simpson
James G. Penn
W. T. Catlin
J. N. Wyllie
John D. Spencer
EP. Besdles
W. L. Robinson
Peon
Reidsville
N. C
Janie Millner
E. D. Carleton
Ethel Herndon
Durham
J. Battin
Ramey Hamlin
W. D. Bethell
Grace Kerns
E. D. Barrow
Mary Withers
E. T Estes
Canter
Fairfax College
College Hall
Parkr
Southern Railway
Virginia
Knoxville
Tenn
L. Brown
Prosperous Farmer Dies In Boyce Virginia
George W. Smith a prominent Boyce Clarke county Virginia farmer died at home late yesterday evening after a long illness from a tumor. Born in Pennsylvania sixty five years ago he came to Virginia after the Civil War and farmed in Frederick and Clarke counties. He lived on the Pierce farm on this county later on the Seabright farm near Winchester and the Crow farm in Clarke before retiring about three years ago. He leaves two children Ervin Smith of Loudoun and Mrs Stickel of Millwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smith
Boyce
Clarke County
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Pierce
George Pine
B. N. Seabright
Winchester
John T.crow
Ervin Smith
Loudoun County
Stickel
Millwood
Building Committee Sells Church Property June 24 1902
The Building Committee will sell at Paynes Chapel near Ridgeway, W Va, on Tuesday June 24 1902 at two oclock the following items: forty vee later flooring and sills pulpit altar railing benches framing timber boards eight windows and frames three doors and frames eight pair window shifters forty yards carpet two chandeliers and lamps one stove and pipe. Also five good work horses and one bay three years old offered earlier by Duartes H Carter Gainesboro Va. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynes Chapel
Ridgeway
W.V
Lost rings found reward offered at Stan office
On Saturday June 7 between Piccadilly street and D Wingerter's store four rings were lost one set with opals one with emeralds one with turquoise and one with garnets. A liberal reward with the pal a finder is left at the Stan office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly Street
D.wingerter
Pala
Stan
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Locust Pin Co
Charlestown
MR. Canter
Danville, VA
BIGIN
Miss Bethell
Noonan
Johns Hopkins University
E. G. Speakman
Washington, D. C
Svar
Lucy
Katherine Kurtz
Cumberland, Md
David Clayton
Winchester Lodge
Knights of Pyth
Duartes H. Carter
Gainesboro
Frank EvTsisi
Jl, Swimley
Gnorep A. Whitmore
Joan L. RipGeway
Horsey & Atwell
W.clowe, Jeweler
North Main Street
Winchester, Va
Bruce Capper
West Water Street
North Market Street
J. B. Winkfield
Real Estate Register
Staunton, Va
Joan O
Toret
Kodaks
Kodak
Duyler
Buyler
Bailey & Boxwell’s
Wood
T. W.wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond
Washington Street
Drayton & Leonard
No. 138
LAW
Woodstock
Martin
B. L
W.& Pil
OMPS
North Main Sarriol
J. W. Henshall
mRmes Ave
R. E. Chelf
Spee
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Telephone
Alco
AGO
Cloter
S. H. Hable
Stax
Water Streets
Miller Supply Company
National Bank
United States
Capitol
James W. Spellman
Kentucky
OLD Judge
Ivanhoe
Melrose
OLD Nectar
East Water ST
City Hall
C. Guillant
the Fruitman
Opequon
Alerst
Jorg
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