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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1908

Page

5

Mrs John Carpenter Dies At Millwood

Mrs Isabella Carpenter died about 8 o clock Wednesday night at her daughter’s home in Millwood Clarke county after a long illness aged about 65. She leaves husband two sons Alton of Washington and Frank of Leesburg and daughter Mrs Royston. Funeral held at 11 this morning at the house and interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Isabella C"" Carpenter John Carpenter Washington Matthew T. Royston Millwood Clarke County Carpenter Royston Messrs Alton Carpenter Frank Carpenter Leesburg Lafayette Fox Southern Methodist Church Mount Hebron Cemetery

Suspect 12-Year-Old Charged in Berryville Stable Fire

Edward Young a colored boy of 12 was jailed awaiting grand jury action on charges of setting fire to a stable and buggy shed owned by A Sidney Johnson and a corn house behind the Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage. The blaze destroyed the buildings and 70 barrels of corn with about 800 dollars loss. Berryville firemen saved nearby structures. Police found him near the stable before the alarm and arrested him.

Berryville Edward Young A. Sidney Johnson Methodist Episcopal Church Young Ricamore

Rev H V Wheeler to Preach in Brucetown Church

Brucetown Virginia on November 29 at 8 pm Rev H V Wheeler will preach as fifth Sunday not a regular appointment public invited The community notes visitors from Wadesville and Winchester and updates on local homes and a quiet Thanksgiving with no rural mail delivery.

Brucetown H. V. Wheeler Pidgeon Wadesville J.P. Hyde Winchester Frederick Hyde Massachusetts W. W. Tanquary Raleigh Jones Henry Jobe Hugh Jianney

Tent Meeting at Rock Enon Closes

The two month tent gathering near here ended on Wednesday night under Rev. James Williamson of Scotland. A large nightly crowd showed strong interest as the event concluded. Mrs. Charles Farmer returned home to Bedford after visiting family. Warmer weather slows butchering in the area. Lemuel Spaid and family spent last week with Jacob Rosenberger near Chambersville.

Rock Envy Springs James ‘*Iliamson Scotland Charles Farmer Bedford Lemuel Spaid Ethel Jacob — Rosenberger Chambersville

Mrs. Huff Wins Handsome Prize in Local Stovewear Contest

Mrs. Harry Huff won a $40 Banner Rogemont heating store prize in a closed contest run by stove dealer D. R. Eskey. Thousands of numbers were distributed and Mrs. Huff held the lucky 731.

Harry Huff Rogemont D. R. Eskey

A Pleasant Day At the Tuleyries

Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson formerly of this city now of The Tuleyries farm near Boyce entertained a party of Winchester relatives and friends at dinner Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert L Gray Mr and Mrs Fred S Anderson and daughter Mr and Mrs Carson Haymaker Mr and Mrs William Breckenridge and son Captain Robert Breckenridge Mrs Geo J McCartney Mrs Agnes Parker and daughter Miss Cornelia and Louise Gray Edward McCartney and Carlin Gray

Frank Anderson Tunleyries Boyce Clarke County Winchester Robert L. Gray Fred. S. Anderson Carson Haymaker William Breckenridge Capt Robert Breckenridge Geo. J. McCartney Agnes

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