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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
6
In Richmond on Wednesday a wedding joined former Virginia senator Minitree J. Fulton and Miss Adegide Sullivan at the home of her parents 11s Grove avenue. The ceremony was by Rev Father J B O Reilly in a green and white decor with palms and white flowers.
In Charles Town and Jefferson county the saloons face closure as the dry period approaches. Merchants report rapid liquor sales and note some No-License Committee signers were loyal customers. Proprieties may shift to soft drinks or relocate. Miss Golden Cottle of Hinton visits Rev. and Mrs. Walters on North Avenue.
Mrs. Hollis Snapp of Hagerstown visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Snapp while Miss Martha White stays with her parents in Bloom. Mr James Snapp and family visit De M Good. Rev Stirewall to preach at St John Lutheran July 9. Edwin Smith visits sister Mrs C M Rosenberger. Isaac Frye recovering. Mrs Charles Noyes Tyndall and children of Fayetteville visit grandfather M Beverley Jones in Fairmont.
The C V R R runs 36 day excursions to Atlantic City Cape May and other seashore resorts on June 29 July 20 August 3 17 31 and September Trains depart Winchester at 730 am Round trip rate available Inquire at Ticket Office 716p6t Refreshments served by the Ever Ready Class of the Christian Church on the lawn of the Episcopal Female Institute Saturday evening July 1st 29-6p-3t
The Laurel Grove Sunday School will hold its annual Children’s Day service next Sunday July 2 at 2 30 p m. The public is invited.
During Tuesday’s storm near Stephens City lightning killed seven sheep at the Strode farm and singed wool on nearly 100 others. The sheep reportedly belonged to Messrs. Ray Robinson and Frank and Ashby Sprint of the area.
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