Social notes from Charles Town and Winchester visitors
Miss Ethel Fridinger of Charles Town visits Winchester. Mr. Arthur Anderson travels to Woodstock. Mr. D. F. Eskey leaves for Mr. Jackson. Mrs. Oliver Funston of White Post visits in the city. Ed Daly promoting Conroy Mack Comedians at The Auditorium next week. Frances Boxwell heads to Hagerstown for the fair. Antoniet Manning visits north Washington Street. Ada Orndorff ill at 21 West Water Street. J A Ramspure Frederick Md advertises tree catalog. 28 perfect photos for 25 cents and a free photo button from Novetty Petro Co over Farmers & Merchants Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Conroy-Mack
Novetty Petro Co
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Convention closes and mission reports mark session
The Auxiliary's secretary read a missions collection of 422.46. Reports from Piedmont Convocation and Baby's Branch were read with general approval. Rev C H Marshall urged a new church edifice with 400 total cost, later adjusted to 300. Miss Sybil Carter spoke on life with West Indies Indians. Annie Harman near Winchester is critically ill. William Byrd moves to Parkersburg. Rev Eggleston, eighty seven, oldest voter in Shawnee District. Auction notice for 41 shares at 11 o'clock Saturday October 18 1902 in front of the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson P. Dame
Piedmont
Micou
Miss Stuart
Miss Shields
Christ Church
Alexandria
Richmond
C. H. Marshall
Luray
W. G. Eggleston
Shawnee District
Rev. Eggleston
E. L. Honcsow
Excursion Train Brought 424 To Hagerstown Fair
The Cumberland Valley Railroad carried 424 passengers from Winchester to the Hagerstown Fair this morning. A 15 car special train pulled by two engines departed at 7 40 o clock with excursionists. Over 1200 people were aboard when it reached Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Winchester
Hagerstown Fair
Hagerstown
Swindle Promoter's Plan Targeted as Training Institute
The article reports Rev. Marshall doubting the swindle promoted as a legitimate training school for young girls to become domestics. Observing travel, he notes suspicions of secret service shadowing in Washington. The piece discusses how the promoter framed the scheme as helpful, promising wealthy patron support and practical benefits amid a broader domestic worker crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
The Daring Little Humming Bird and Tiny Courage
A brief essay contrasts the fearless tiny humming bird with larger birds and mentions its pugnacious nature. It includes a humorous reminiscence of Caleb Balderstone and a Scotch butler, then notes Mr. Edward Haymaker laying a pavement on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humming Bird
Caleb Balderstone
Satchel With Keys and Money Found
A satchel containing three keys attached to a ring and one single key plus a small amount of money was found. Finder should return it to this office.
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Ethel Fridinger
Charlestown
Arthur Anderson
Woodstock
D. F. Eskey
Mr. Jackson
Oliver Funston
White Post Va
Washington
Wingerter & Jenkins
William Allen
Cleveland, Ohio
Ira
Capper
North Washington Street
Luther Brown
E. Piccadilly Street
Ada Orndorff
West Water Street
City
E. Lear
East Piccadilly Street
Antoniet Manning
Frank Manning
Mrs
A. Holmes Berry
North
Washington Street
Frances Boxwell
J. A. Ramspure
Frederick, Md
J. C. Holmes
Rohr
C. E. Seal
Senseney Road
Annie Harman
Senaeney Road
Lawrence Harman
Parkersburg
William Byrd
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Baltimore
W. Va
Shawnee
Union Bank
The
Evening Star
Secret Service
Ea GF
Elsie
Jones’ Creamery
Correiah
National Bank
Farmers and Merchants Nat. Bank
Virginia
U. S
Anna Lang
Cincinatti
Ohio
Water Street
H. H. Baker, Baker & Co
Ap- Tas
C. A. McIllween
W. E. Barr
J. B. Tilford
Noth Braddock Street
Medical Journal
E. T. Curran
New York City
Horsey and Atwell
J. Fries
E. Water Street
Kodaks
GEO. F. Miller’s Sons
J. W. Waite
Station O
Philadelphia
Bruce Capper
James W. Spellman
Kentucky
OLD Judge
Ivanhoe
Melrose
OLD Nectar
East Water ST
City Hall
Jersey
Bailey, & Boxwell
P. H
Phone
N. Main Street
Conroy
Mack
Cuba
Hable’s
Havana
Blanche Walsh
Geo. E. Bushnell& Co
Geo. E. Bushnell and
Walter S. Nicklin
Proprietors
H. & W. Seabright
Winchester Ich Factory
C. L. Robinson
Prop
Rouss
Llewellyn
Geo. J. Jolliffe
George W. Kurtz
Stockholders Meeting
Winchester & Potomac Railroad Company
Wm .M. Atkinson
C. W. Wootromn
Gorp
Thomas Keating
A&t
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Agt
Telephone
North Main Street
New York
Ss. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Miller Supply CompAny
Zlrkle
Field Force Pump Company
Elmira, N. Y
Seeland
Braddock St