Great Baseball Game Praised By Town Fan
A reader letter to The Star recounts a Clarksburg vs Graf ton baseball game today in Grafton. Clarksburg led 4 to 3 after a late home run by Arthur D Wright, with four runs for Clarksburg and three for Graf ton amid a tense finish.
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The
Star Today
Seai
Clarksburg
Grafton
Yong Man
Clarksburg Wood
Gou
Steet
Arthur D Wright
Clarksbrug
Graffin
Funeral services for Edward Lewis held near Cedar Grove
The remains of Edward Lewis who died of apoplexy at his home near Cedar Grove were given funeral services this morning. Friends gathered at 10 o clock, moved to Valley United Brethren Church, and Rev. B D Skelton preached the sermon. He was interred at Stone Church burying-ground. A separate account notes Rev H P Hamill lectured on the recent General Conference at Trinity M E Church South in Martinsburg, highlighting Dallas Texas proceedings.
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Edward Lewis
Cedar Grove
Valley United Brethren Church
8. D. Skelton
Stone Church
H. P. Hamill
Winchester
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Trinity M. E. Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Dallas
Tex
Hamill
Winchester Lodge elects officers for the year
On Thursday night the Winchester Lodge elected officers. They are E. C. Hottel chancellor commanding, Harry Hardy vice-chancellor, John Bright prelate, H. B. Striker master of work, Harry Hilburn keeper of records and seals, W. T. Hottel master at arms, John A. Kern inner guard, John H. Lanis outer guard.
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Winchester Lodge
E. C. Hottel
Harry Hardy
John Bright
H. B. Striker
Harry Hilburn
W. T. Hottel
John A. Kern
John H. Lanis
Winchester Land Sale and Church Sermons Preview
Sheriff P C Gore sold a 200 acre tract in front of the courthouse as part of Hodgson vs Hodgson in Frederick County with $125 consideration. The farm lies about seventeen miles southwest of Winchester. At Market Street Methodist Church Rev T M West preaches on Personal Responsibility at 11 am and Adam's Part in the Tragedy of Eden at 8 pm with subjects The Memorial of Victory and Among Us and Not Known. Public invited.
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P. C. Gore
Hodgson
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Winchester
Market St. Methodist Episcopal Church
T. M. West
Adam
Rock heavy in bank excavation prompts blasting
During the excavation for the Farmer and Merchants' National Bank substantial rock was encountered requiring considerable blasting today to proceed with the work.
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Farmer and Merchants’ National Bank
Illness at Fawcett's Gap Hinders Snapp Family
Mr. Snapp remains very ill at his home near Fawcett's Gap Virginia. He endures a severe attack of sciatic rheumatism, with his condition described as serious by attending physicians.
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Snapp
J. W. Snapp
Fawcett’s Gap, Va
Will Sing Tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Service
Mrs W E Cooper will sing two solos tomorrow morning at the offertory at Christ Episcopal church in the morning service.
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W. E. Cooper
Christ Episcopal Church
Ill Boy Earnest Boyd Stricken with Pneumonia At Paxiz Store
Illness of Earnest Boyd son of Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd on North Main Street leads to sale of 4000 dollars worth of dry goods nations groceries confectioneries at cost at Paxiz s. Prof Robert Nelson formerly of Shenandoah Valley Academy visiting Charlestown W Va today.
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Earnest Boyd
Earnest Isoyd
Charles Boyd
North Main Street
Paxiz’s
Robert. .Nelson
The
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Charlestown
W. d
Braddock Street
Return Home After Year's Visit
Mr. Christian Ebersole and wife of Bartonville return home after a protracted trip lasting nearly a year visiting friends and relatives in Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. Their son George returns from Union Bridge where he attended the Maryland College Institute sessions 1901 02 and plans to resume studies next year.
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Christian Ebersole
Bartonville
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ebersole
Frederick County
Union Bridge
Chambersburg
Philadelphia
George
Maryland College Institute
Personal notices from town loose in courthouse area
Free glassware giveaway at Goldmans. Hon E C Jordan of the county visits town. B West Baker of the county visits Winchester. Fred Lineberg in town today. Oranges lemons and bananas at Scungrears Grocery. Auctioneer Ashley Swanson sold personal effects in front of the Court House. Mrs Ernest Yowell returns from Charlottesville. Father Ahern of Alexandria returns home. Mrs Emma Goshert and Miss Myrtle Goshert plan summer in Chicago. Miss Martha Henry returns from Cham bersville Hayfield. Mr McClure of the B and O Railroad leaves for Philadelphia and will return Monday. Miss Annie Hunt artist of Washington visits Julia Taylor. returns home. Judge F S Tavenner of Woodstock and family visit county father Jonah Tavenner and return home.
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Fred. Lineberg
Scungrear’s
Ashley Swanson
McClure
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
F. S. Tavenner
Woodstock
Jonah Tavenner
Excursion Train To Washington From Winchester Tomorrow
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs an excursion to Washington. The train departs Winchester at 6 30 a m with fares of 1 and 1 25.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Winchester
Judge sentences Joe Lewis to ten days in jail
Judge Bragonier ordered Joe Lewis jailed for ten days for stealing bootblack materials belonging to his brother. The case Commonwealth v Frank Brown et al. against Fred Lineberg was dismissed after evidence was heard.
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Bragonier
Joe Lewis
Bootblack
The
Commonwealth
Frank Brown
Fred Lineberg
Sixteen Day Sea Shore Excursions By Cumberland Valley RR
The Cumberland Valley Railroad announces 16 day excursions to Atlantic City Cape May and other South Jersey resorts with train No 4 departing Winchester at 7 30 am on July 10 24 August 7 21 and September 1 and round trip price 6 50.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Sea Shore
Atlantic City
Cape May
South Jersey
Cumberland Valley RR
Winchester
New York
Chicago
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Knights Pythias
Sheriff's Sale of Realty
Market Street Church
M. E. Church, South
New Bank
Goldman’s
E. C. Jordan
B. West Baker
Ernest Yowell
Charlottesville, Va
Father Ahern
Alexandria
Mrs. M. M. Lynch
Emma Goshert
Myrtle Goshert
Chicago, Ill
Martha Henry
Chambersville
Hayfield
Annie Hunt
Julia Taylor
Market Street
Tommorrow
Geo. W. Haines
Chas. L. Crum
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Bloom
Wrights Stable
South Washington Street
Wright
Li Stable
John Bayton
Pike
Welltown Road
J. W. Henshall
If—Sar
Bailey & Boxwell’s
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Jno
W. Rice
Union Bank OF Winchester
M.H. G. Wrauts
Horsey & Atwell
Conran & Wallace
E. Bruce Capper
the Jeweler
West Water Street
Winchester Inn
JTU
G. Oc. Shepard
Thomas Keating
A&t
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Agt
Telephone
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
United States
Alco
Ss. H. Hable
Star Clothier and Furnisher
Water Streets
Whitlock
GEO. E. Bushnell & Cu
Manhattan
Prof
Harvel
Norton & Russell
DE Granger
America
Reily and
Hall
Darktown Society
Baker’s
Franck Baker & Son
Harrington
Basso
Gem
Fred. H. Hable
Drs
W. J. Warrtock
T. M. Bantz
Court House
M. T. Reed
Amherst and
Washington Streets
Fice
E. Bushnell & Co
Dragomrs and Pharmacists
W. G. Funk
H. W. Clowe
Winchester, Va
Fairfax College and Preparatory School
Fairfax College
G. C. Shepard
Grim & Haymaker
South Main Street
LL. Omps
North Market Street
J. B. Winkfield
Romer
A. L. Shearer
North Market
A. Ladies
Hartford
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