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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1908

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Sorrow Deepens In Carpenter Family In Virginia

In Whitacre Virginia on March 10 17 year old Maggie Carpenter died after a week’s illness from hemorrhages Interment took place at Dbinezer conducted by Elder Roy Schmucker of the Christian Church. Surviving siblings include E B Carpenter John E Carpenter Clinton Carpenter and sisters C W Fletcher H E Oates Gertie Ada Nellie. The family also mourns the prior loss of husband Louis Carpenter father in law to Eliza beth Carpenter and a grandchild of C W Fletcher all buried within a week. Local condolences and church notices follow with health updates on neighbors and relatives.

Louis Carpenter Arthur Carpenter C. W. Fletcher Messrs EB. E John E Clinton Carpenter C. W Fletcher H. E. Oates Gertie Ada Nellie Carpenter Maag

Wets Win At Shepherdstown Local Election In 18 Vote Margin

In Shepherdstown yesterday the wets defeated the dry ticket by 18 votes as about 250 ballots were cast. Elected officials include Mayor Harrison Schley Recorder David Lemen and councilmen E. H. Rinehart G. M. Bast Harry Hill A. E. Boswell and Dr. G. W. Banks.

Shepherdstown Harrison Schley David Lemen E. H. Rinehart Harry Hill A. E. Boswell G. W. Banks

Frederick County Fruit Growers Meeting in Winchester

The Frederick County Fruit Growers Association holds its annual meeting at Court House Hall Winchester Virginia on March 14 1908 at 2 pm Officers will be elected and other important matters will be discussed All fruit growers whether members or not are invited to attend CHAS E CLEVENGER President

Fruit Growers’ Meeting Frederick County Fruit Growers’ Association Court House Hall Winchester Chas. E. Clevenger

Notice of Society Meeting on Animal Cruelty Prevention

An important meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held at q o'clock in the office of H uygarly & Bro on Rouss avenue for the election of officers. All members urged to attend.

Society For ‘the’ ‘Prevention of Cruelty To Huygarly & Bro Rouss

Fairfax Club elects officers and hosts Dutch Lunch

The Fairfax club held its annual officer election at West Water street last evening. Charles A. Heller was reelected president, Shirley Carter as vice president, and Br en Williams as secretary. A six member board of governors oversees club management, followed by a Dutch Lunch supervised by Larrick Jack and McGuire with a lengthy menu.

Fairfax Club West Water Street Charles A. Heller Shirley Bren Williams C. A. Heller Shirley Carter Hunter H. McGuire Herbert S. Larrick Charles P. Jack Randolph T. McGuire Speise Karte

Annual Sermon To The Red Men Twenty Five Shawnee Tribe Members Attend

Twenty five members of Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men traveled to Stephens City on Sunday afternoon for the annual sermon to Tennessee Tribe. Rev William Stevens of the Methodist Episcopal Church South delivered an eloquent address to the group as they listened with close attention. The Winchester Red Men returned home late Sunday night.

Stephens City William Stevens Methodist Episcopal Church South Mr. Stevens Winchester

Mrs Castleman in serious condition at Berryville

A Berryville message to The Star reports Mrs Anni R Castleman longtime caretaker of the old Virginia Hotel is improving only slightly and her health remains failing with little chance of recovery after a period of serious illness.

Pages Present Speaker Byrd With Box of Cigars

Pages in the House of Delegates yesterday presented Speaker Byrd with a box of cigars which was graciously accepted. R. W. Withers of Nansemond was chosen to make the presentation address and Horace J. Kaney of Richmond city delivered the present. The speaker spoke briefly in acceptance and complimented the boys on their efficient work.

House of Delegates Byrd R. W. Withers Nansemond Horace J. Kaney Richmond City

Public Sale of Dorsey Walker Household Effects

In front of the Court House on Wednesday March 11 at 11 am A Swanson is auctioning a portion of the late Dorsey Walker’s household and kitchen furniture.

Dorsey Walker Court House Go Swanson

Flagstone dispute leads to assault charge in White Hall

A mob scene at Hubbard's store in White Hall ends with charges against a teacher W Frank Shipe over alleged insubordination by Greenspring pupil Robert Brannon. Brannon and his mother Rose Brannon accused of urging attacks after Shipe whipped the boy. Justice Luther Pannett prepared to hear the case as press time approached.

White Hall Hubbard Greenspring Robert Brannon W. Frank Shipe Rose Brannon John McDonald Shipe Brannon Singing School Rhy Sapo Luther Pannett

No Trouble To Get Money's Worth

Harpers Ferry correspondent reports dances in Bolivar with crowds from town and surrounding country. Another dance at the new opera house Friday night offers 50 cent admission to enjoy music and long hours, reflecting youth’s folly and enduring tradition.

Harpers Ferry Charles ‘Town Tristoric Old Town William Zombro Bolivar

Automobile service halted after rail shipment damage

The Winchester Berryville and Bluemont car schedule for March 10 will not run for several days due to serious damage from a railroad shipment that blew out a cylinder. MF Castleman.

Winchester, Berryville, and Bluemont Castleman

New Rink Start Marks Rapid Building Effort at Mutual Skating

Men today commenced work on the new rink of the Mutual Skating Company to be erected on Stewart Street near Water Street and the work will be pushed rapidly to completion.

Mutual Skating Company Stewart Street Water Street

Weather for Virginia and Maryland traveler

Fair tonight and Wednesday across Virginia with warmer conditions inland on Wednesday. Mr J M Diffendal of Maryland is stopping at Hotel Evans.

Virginia Mr. J.M. Diffendal Maryland Jis Hotel Evans

Enjoyable Dance At McKee Home in Hayfield Va

A lively dance at Francis McKee’s home in Hayfield on Monday featured guests including William Crowser Algernon Foreman Fred Boxwell Esther Bayliss Jennie Wisecarver and others. News notes mention visits, a death in the Rosenberger family, and local movements of residents Francis McKee moved near Back Creek and Kitchen moved to Mrs Sidney Stephenson’s place.

Leslie Ramey Julian Rosenberger Frank Chapman Marion Robert Rinker Wiliam “Wisecarver Kk. Seymour Esther Bayliss Stanley Cooper Harry Windle Wheatfield Joseph Wisecarver Pea Bictine Annie Windle Beulah — Rosenberger Laura .WiSecarver Mamie Windle Misa’ Ada Hoover Welltown Francis McKee Back Creek Mr. Kitchens Sidney “Stephenson

Richmond Bride to Wed Winchester Native Doctor

Dr Hugh Greenway Russell formerly of Winchester will marry Miss Ela Gordon Hammond of Richmond in a April 14 ceremony at the bride’s home. The groom’s family and several Winchester friends will attend. Russell studied at the University of Virginia and University College of Medicine in Richmond and now practices in Richmond. Hammond has visited Winchester often and is described as attractive. The couple will reside in Richmond.

Winchester Richmond Hugh Greenway Russell Ela Gordon Hammond Russell Isaac WW. Russell Miss . Hammond W. A. Hammond University of Virginia University College of Medicine Hammond Mrs. Russell Dre

Miss Loulie Taylor to Wed in June

Norfolk society follows the reported engagement of Miss Loulie L. Taylor to John Letcher of Lexington Virginia. Taylor heads the Woman's Auxiliary to the Diocesan Council of Southern Virginia and is active in Episcopal work. Letcher, brother of Judge Letcher, is overseeing Seventh ward engineering projects in Norfolk.

Norfolk Society Loulie L. Taylor John Letcher Lexington Taylor Norfolk Virginia Letcher Judge Letcher

Fudge the terrier killed by automobile near Dr. McGuire

The family terrier Fudge belonging to Mr. Randolm T McGuire died Sunday afternoon after chasing a car near Dr. W P McGuire during a country ride. The small dog, a constant companion on trips, was known for darting at insects and was struck by the automobile leading to his death.

Block Party and Gents Race At Rink

A skating event held tonight features a Block Party and a Gents Race with five nights of tickets. The winner receives a five nights admission and skating privilege for a week.

Friends Surprise Fair Young Lady at Mrs Swimley's Party

Special to the Star. Swimley Mo., March 10. A delightful surprise party honored Maria Swimley on her birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs M M Swimley. Guests enjoyed canal games and a sumptuous supper amid decorated rooms and wax candles. Several attendees are named among the well wishers and many invited due to bad weather could not attend.

Swimley M. M Maria Swimley Ito Ter Mise Kimmell Willian Carter Ble “Pierce Carter Mise Alice Royer Nord Bettie Carter Wilbur Guaant Taylor Clyde Hardesty Feussel and Russell Denzil Our County Elmer K William MacAtee Miss Symons Neil Watson

Martinsburg Distillery Faces Closure After Tax Ruling

The Hannis Dis tilling Co. may shut the Martinsburg plant and move operations to Mount Vernon in Ostend and Russel streets after the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals ordered back taxes on about 25 000 barrels stored at Martinsburg. The tax totals around 1 000 dollars and threatens profitability, pushing officials to consider consolidating to the Baltimore distillery.

Mount Vernon Martinsburg Dee Baltim

Unclear transcript hints at storefront event or sale

Fragmentary dialogue references a special in progress at a former store and mentions shoes and a description. No clear persons or organizations are verifiably named.

John George Patr George Betas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maggie Carpenter Seymour Bohrer the Star Greenwich Unger W. Va J.A. Fletcher W. C. Johnson J. A. Braithwaite Lydia Whitacre Robert Braithwaite Lydia Dolan J. W. Branson H. L. Braithwaite Clara George Reynolds Agnes Dailey Mary M. Whitacre Fairfax Pretzeln Cellerie Frische Liebesaepfel Geschnittene Zwiebeln _ Bier Gekocht Mit Hoellenfeuer Gebratene Austern Wienerwurst Lea Und Pervis Sauce Roggenbrot Meer Rettig Deutscher Senft Geroestetes Ferkel Mit Gefuelzel Franzoesische Sardelien Oblatenknacker Limburger Kaébe Eingemachitte Haeringe Brunnen Kresse Anheuser Busche Bier Fairfax Verein Beamtenwahl U.S Young Robt Frank Shipe Sctors United States Hugh Russell Miss Hammond Miss Swimley County
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