Long Career of Bishop Whittle Amid Virginia Diocese Debates
The piece notes Bishop Whittle as a central low church leader since his confirmation and recounts the 1878 Fredericksburg flower convention dispute over Easter flower decorations. It highlights his sustained episcopal tenure, the 5 bishop 3 diocese expansion, Virginia church growth to about 27 000 members, and Richmond church-building activity.
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Louisville
Johns
Bishop Whittle
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Whittle
Armstrong
Monumental Church
Richmond
Bradley T. Johnson
Grace Church
Diocese of Virginia
John Johns
West Virginia
Diocese of
Southwest Virginia
Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Holy Trinity
St. Andrew’s
Christ’s and
Epiphany
Barton Heights
First Hose To Bring City Band On July 4
The First Hose Fire Company of Hagerstown Maryland will bring the City Band of Hagerstown to perform on July 4. The First Boys seek to win a contest prize and expect strong turnout. They will ride the regular Cumberland Valley train there and hope for a special return train.
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Hagerstown
Herald
Cumberland Valley
Stephens City Notes Share Local Developments
Stephens City updates report W B Steele completed a gas engine now powering his printing press and plant. C E Cougill now oversees the B and O depot with planned improvements. John R Adams, injured May 26, can use crutches and manage his store. Milling Co adds 75 hp engine doubling capacity. Brill upgrades his German street home. Harvesting begins with thin wheat stands. Staples opens blacksmith shop near White Post tollgate. C A Shannon recovers. John M Locke Jr builds another house on Contract street.
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Evening Star
SverHens City
W. B. Steele
C. E. Cougill
John R. Adams
Stephens City Milling Company
William Brill
German Street
Howard W. Staples
Double Tollgate
White Post
C. A. Shannon
John M. Locke, Jr
Contract Street
16 Day Excursion To The Seashore Via Cumberland Valley Railroad
The Cumberland Valley Railroad fixes Thursday departures on June 26 July 10 24 August 7 21 and September 1 for annual mid summer sea side excursions. Tickets to Atlantic City Cape May and other South Jersey resorts are $6 50 round trip. Travel on train No 4 from Winchester at 7 30 a m valid sixteen days including issue date.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Sea Shore
Atlantic City
Cape May
South Jersey
Cumberland Valley
R. R
Winchester
Vorbudh S
Miller
Emma Morrion
Thomas E. Morrison
Emma Morrison
Ay Pany
Emma Morris
REDR
Chancery Station
City of Winchester. Inc
M. Steck
M. M Lynch
Local Horse Dies After Sudden Illness
Mr A C Sherrard of Chambersville reports a valuable horse died yesterday morning after being healthy Tuesday night. The animal, found dead and swollen, likely suffered a colic attack overnight.
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A. C. Sherrard
Chambersville
Voigt Preaches Grace Lutheran Sermon Then Leaves for Wilmington
Dr A G Voigt preached an agreeable sermon at Grace Lutheran Church in this city and departed this morning for his home in Wilmington New York. The clergyman was described as pleasant and well received by congregants.
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A. G. Voigt
Grace Lutheran Church
Wilmington
N. Y
Voigt
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