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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
2
The fragment lists a contact at No 17 Eat Water Street with telephone 61 and states subscription rates per year at severe $100.
Correspondent reports on Red Bud Church Children s Day success with four hundred attendees and a Sunday invitation to Immanuel Church. Local residents Mary Swimley Alice Newcome Nellie Wright visitations and departures noted alongside farm work, travel, and dry weather speeding wheat ripening.
Mrs John P Gordon returns home after visiting his mother at Long Meadow. Mrs Gohehen of Kernstown visits here. Mrs John S Campbell returns from Winchester. Gerrge Bassett leaves for Belle Grove at Kernstown. Mr and Mrs Sprint of Boyce visit Miss Mary Strode. J D Rinker adds a new yard fence. Mr and Mrs Edward Campbell spend Sunday at Carpenter's Rest. Mrs R L Lemley visits her mother Mrs Mary Painter.
Rail schedule announces new trains on the Norfolk and Western system with routing via Shenandoah Valley and connections to Philadelphia and New York. Sleepers Welch to Philadelphia and through service to Roanoke, Bristol, Norton, and Welch.
A line listing options grows beyond Patent Leather Slippers and Oxfords. The note notes there are additional footwear choices available.
The Western Maryland Railroad announces excursion tickets to Gettysburg for the Grand Army of the Republic Pennsylvania Department encampment from June 1 to 7. Tickets from all stations May 31 to June 7, good for return by June 9, at single fare round trip. Local ticket agents provide specific rates.
W. Reade Jarman, 23, died at Jefferson Park Charlottesville Tuesday evening after being struck in the throat by a baseball during a game. He was a son of H. D. Jarman of Charlottesville.
A Detroit Free Press item shares a domestic snapshot: a young housekeeper recalls losing a good cook over trifling social questions about entertaining. The cook quit after claiming the family preferred simpler amusements and then sent a postcard saying she found a “more stylish place.”
East bound local trains added with multiple daily departures from Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg and Harrisburg plus through coaches NYC Knoxville and Philadelphia connections Daily services operate between Harrisburg and Hagerstown with a few Sunday exceptions and variations for intermediate stations.
Train service links Hagerstown and Chambersburg with daily runs. The schedule shows arrivals from Baltimore at 7 30 am and departures to Baltimore at 4 12 pm.
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