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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
6
Energetic teacher Miss Effie Argenbright receives praise as the Bartonsville school shows strong progress and attendance under her guidance. Local moves include families relocating to Stephenson, Warren county, and nearby farms. Rev Nesmith plans a Gartonsville visit on March 5. Social gatherings and illness updates round out the week.
An evening show titled The Real Widow Brown invites audiences to relax from gloom with a charming young lead, tuneful songs and clever comedians. A light musical comedy with a plot promises lively entertainment through the final curtain.
A revised timetable affects trains on March 12. Train No 12 departs Hagerstown at 3.45 am and Carlisle at new times replacing the old 30 November schedule. Train Nos 29 and other connections are withdrawn, altering Harrisburg to Carlisle arrivals and departure times. Minor adjustments also apply to trains 1 and 10 45 pm with updated departures from Hagerstown.
Mrs MM Swimley and daughter Miss Anna Swimiley of Swimley Virginia visited friends in the city. C L Robinson and W R B Hillyard traveled to Charles Town Virginia on business. Luther Windell left for New York on a business trip. Mrs W H Baker left to visit relatives in New York. Evelyn Phillips went to Baltimore to spend time. Lelia Leigh Danie of Ossining New York stayed in Winchester with Evy McGuire then planned to visit Washington before returning home. Matilda Kerr returned to Memorial Hospital after days at Dr Tucker’s hospital in Berryville.
Mr. Gus Brill of Washington visits on business. Mr. Thomas H. Sprint improves at home on South Main. Mr. Clarence Miller relapses from pneumonia and will miss days of work. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hammond return from a county trip. Miss Eleanor Conrad returns from Washington and Baltimore. Mrs. William H Pleasants of New York City visits Washington street. Mr. Peter Vredenburgh returns to New York after a city visit. Judge Thomas W. Harrison leaves for Woodstock to hold court this week. A cantata at Southern Methodist Sunday School Friday promises fine musical entertainment with tickets 25 cents. Miss Frances Cline departs Wednesday for Philadelphia and New York to shop for spring millinery.
Mr. George W. Hillyard of near Winchester spent several days last week with his daughter Mrs. James B. Hodgson at The Tulleyries in Clarke County.
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