Remembered Night of Septembers 64 and a Soldier’s Welcome
A memoir recounts the Civil War siege and the family’s crisis on September 19, 1864. Soldiers breached kitchens, bread was baked anew, and wounded Federals were housed. Elwood Barber of the 122 Ohio brought protection and hope, a moment that underscored devotion amid trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Barber
Ohio
Milroy
Hollingsworth Mills
Barnesville
Presbytery Minutes Record Death and Adjournments
Rev 5S M Engle appointed to present the paper to all concerned and explain. Death of Mrs Mary Timberlake wife of D W Timberlake Elder of Smithfield Church prompts sympathy. Divisions of Synod discussed previously. no vote this session. Corresponding members listed from Baltimore and Lexington. Upcoming adjourned meetings set for Winchester Sept 22 and Norfolk with synod service. Beeny notes full moon in April at 7 30.
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M. Engle
Mary Timberlake
D. W. Timberlake
Smithfield
W. H. Woods
D. D
Presbytery of
Baltimore
C. R. Stribling
W. L. Bailey
Lexington
Winchester
Norfolk
Beeny Notics
Ada Brown Miley Dies After Short Illness in Woodstock Va
Ada Brown Miley wife of Herbert F Miley of the Dispatch staff Richmond Virginia and daughter of Mrs George W Rosen of Leesburg died in Woodstock Virginia Saturday after a short illness.
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Ada Brown Miley
Herbert F. Miley
Dispatch Staff
Richmond
George W. Rosen
Leesburg
Woodstock
Through Coach Run By Baltimore and Ohio Rail
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad began a through coach service from Lexington to Harper’s Ferry. Two trains No 8 northbound and No 59 southbound connect with the Southern at Strasburg Junction and Harrisonburg, enabling continuous travel to points beyond without changing cars. The 9 07 a m Winchester arrival and 11 44 a m arrival signal strong public demand as the crowded coach on the 9 07 leg demonstrates.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lexington
Harpern Ferry
The
Star
Winchester
Southern
Strasburg Junction
Harrisonburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Strasburg
Winchester Presbytery Meeting Called For Dismissal
The Winchester Presbytery is called to meet tomorrow at noon in the Presbyterian Church to consider the dismissal of Rev. J J Fix from Round Hill Presbyterian Church to the Hanover Presbytery. Rev Fix has recently received a call to the First Presbyterian Church of Manchester Virginia.
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Winchester
Presbyterian
J.J. Fix
Presbyterian Church At
Round Hill
Hast Hanover
Fix
First Presbyterian Church
Manchester
Local Social Notes and Advertisements
Mr George J Jolliffe departs for Baltimore Md. Elizabeth Kurtz returns from visit to Mrs Georgia Purcell in the county Harmer Conner sole agents for Anheuser Busch beer 135 North Main St Lucien Carr Sr and wife left for Hot Springs Va Cons E Sear offers porcelain and steel tubs at bargain prices Ella Mason visits Brill couple on South Kent Tonight Anheuser Busch beer at Harmer Conner 135 North Main St Mrs Jane Haynie returns from Westminster Md Noonan s oysters phone 5
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Elizabeth Kurtz
Georgia Purcell
Lucien Carr, Sr
Hot Springs
E. Sear
East Piccadilly Street
Anheuser-Busch Braught Beer
Harmer & Conner
North Main Street
Local Fishermen Stock Creek Trails With Fresh Fish
The fish car from Wytheville hatchery, led by Assistant Fish Commissioner J. W. Johnson, passed through Winchester at 9 07. About 19 000 young fish were aboard for distribution along the route with 2000 already disposed of south of Winchester. In Winchester local fishermen received 200 black bass, 300 brook trout and 500 rainbow trout for stocking. The trip continued to Harpers Ferry and Cumberland toward Johnstown, Pa. Johnson resides in Berkeley Springs West Virginia.
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Star
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Wytheville
J. W. Johnson
William Wood
George Hardy
Harpers Ferry
Cumberland
Johnstown
Johnson
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Old Lord Fairfax Career Brings Tears to a Writer
Miss Hallie Erminie Rives, noted authoress, is in Baltimore en route to Virginia. In an interview she described following characters as they form in her mind, citing Patrick Henry in Independence Hall and Lord Fairfax as examples of faithful vivid writing. She helped fund a bust of Charles B. Rous and visited Baltimore before continuing to Washington.
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Hallie Erminie Rives
Baltimore
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Henry
Lord Fairfax
Winchester
Greenway Church
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Ead Tos
Stax
George J. Jolliffe
Anheuser-Busch
Ella Mason
Washington
Mrs. R. F. Brill
South Kent Street
Jane Haynie
James B. Stonesifer
Centenary Reformed Church
Westminster
Noonan’s
Horsey and Atwell
Braddock Street
R. R. Hiltivarp
C. B. Henry
Main Sp
Parker
Bruce Capper
West Water Street
the Optician and Jeweler
Prceck
Thomas Skeeter
Strange Adventures OF
New York Herald
Hable’s
Amos Skeeter
Sydney Grundy
Wallack’s
Broadway
New York
Hereserth
Larrick
Atty-at-Law
James Fugitt
Baltimore, Md
Mr. Fugitt
John Fugitt
South Market Street
Washington, D. C
Scott Grant
Kernstown
D. M
A A. Lyons
Ico. E. Bushnell & Co
A. G. Swanson
Herbert 8
L. C. Willey & Co
Safe
Middletown
Herbert
Hagerstown
Maryland
G. H. Hager
Lecy
J. W. Stonebraker
Pres
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
SNL
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
United States
Episcopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Gra. Univ. Va
W.C. Marshalbe
North Braddock Street
Bailey & Boxwell
P. H. Reardon
Miller Supply Company
Jones’ Creamery
North Market Street
J.B. Winkfield
Horsey & Atwell
D. H. AndEsson Gute Ioront