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Winchester The Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1896

Page

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City Brevities Highlight Local Visitors and Events

Local column notes visitors from Baltimore York and Branchville among residents. Mentions include P McConnell Theo Conner P A Scaggs and M L Waiton plus Hunts near Gerrardstown and Cork street improvements. Community meetings at Sarah Zane Fire Season and Union Steam Fire Company convene.

P. McConnell Baltimore Theo. Conner P. A. Scaggs Branchville Wm. B. Snyder Gerrardstown M. L. Waiton Woodstock Noakes Cork Street Harry Hardy Rock Oak W. Va W. F. Busser York C. M. Weist Charlestown Wier Ular Sarah Zane Lafayette Almondanata City Mattieane Vaucluse Fannie ‘Chapman Martinsburg Albert Brown Robert I. Kurtz George Thatcher Charles Kurtz William Hollis W. W. Putnam Staunton Ed. T. Lumpkin Otto Sutro Co Charles Boyles White Hall Henry’. Moling The Union,Steam Fire Company Frank Baefjer Henry ‘Baefjer

Resolutions of Respect for J. Fred Faulkner

The Union Steam Fire Company No. 2 adopted resolutions honoring late member J. Fred Faulkner. They note his kindness, loyalty, and value to the corps and announce his funeral today, with members in uniform and badges, and orders to publish the resolutions in city papers and send a copy to the family.

Union ‘Steam Fire Company No. 2 J. Fred Faulkner J. Se Sa Eee Althoug Jos E. Kicker Wm. Noonan J. I. H. Baker

Funeral of J. Fred Faulkner Held at Braddock Street Home

The funeral for J. Fred Faulkner was held at his father's Braddock Street residence this afternoon with Rev. Dr S K Cox leading services at the house and cemetery. Hirans Lodge No 21 A F and A M conducted the last rites and Union Fire Company members attended along with reps from other companies.

J. Fred Faulkner Braddock Street S. K.cox Hirans Lodge No. 21 A. F A. M Union Fire Company

Travelers Stuck Overnight After Schedule Change

Traveling men who once could stop in this city between trains on the Baltimore and Ohio line now must stay over night due to the schedule change.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Friendship Fire Company Elects Vice President at Meeting

The Friendship Fire Company met at its hall last evening with many interested in the welfare of the company. J. P. Haddox was elected vice-president for the Friendship Company in the Virginia State Firemen's Association. An order was passed forbidding anyone to handle company property without sanction. After about an hour's session the meeting adjourned.

Friendship Fire Company Rogue J. P. Haddox Friendship Company Virginia State Firemen’s Association

Interrupted Court Ends With Barbers Jail Term

In a maudlin stupor Si Howard a noted colored barber disrupted a court session. He was ordered jailed after refusing to keep silent and was restrained by three men before being placed behind bars to sober up.

Si” Howard John Barleycorn

A Successful Hunt by Lancaster Hunters in West Virginia

A party of hunters from Lancaster, Pa., Messrs Thomas Anderson C C Francisco Walter Albright George Gladfelter and Clifton Evans, returned home after a week in the Cove West Virginia. They killed five deer fifty rabbits and a dozen pheasants in a fruitful hunt.

Messrs Thomas Anderson C. C. Francisco Walter Albright George Gladfelter Clifton Evans Lancaster Cove West Virginia

Johns Hopkins Glee Club May Visit Our City

Word reach includes Johns Hopkins Glee Club planning a possible visit within the next few weeks. Local residents anticipate a fine musical performance and hope arrangements for their appearance can be completed.

Johns Hopkins Glee Club

Parlor Meeting at Residence Under W C T U Auspices

A parlor meeting under the W C T U will be held tonight at the residence of Mr. Wm V Hay. Doors open at 7 with entertainment at 8. Admission is 10 cents. All are invited for an interesting program.

Work Resumed On Evahs Building For Winter Roof

Construction on the Evahs building resumed after a cold weather pause. Carpenters focus on the cornice with hopes to putting the structure under roof before winter.

Case of Carrol Carver Continued To Next Term

The case of Mr. Carrol Carver regarding damages from the City of Winchester was continued until the next term of the Circuit Court.

Carrol Carver City of Winchester Circuit Court

Jury Awards $3500 to Ward in Insurance suit

Jury returns a verdict for George W. Ward against Loudoun County Mutual Fire Insurance Co for 3500 damages from a dwelling fire with interest from July 21 1896. The case centers on whether a policy becomes void if no notice of another policy exists. Attorneys Barton and Boyd for plaintiff. Jno J Williams and A A Moore Jr for defense.

George W. Ward Loudoun County Muttal Fire Insurance Company Barton & Boyd Jno J. Williams A. A. Moore, Jr Harrison

Missionary Services at Bethany M E Church

Missionary services and Aeviate 9 program at Bethany M E Church South Welltown Sunday evening December 6 at 7 o clock. A talented local quartet will sing under Albert Bowers direction. Recitations of a high order and a liberal collection are expected.

Aeviate CG. B. Keller Bethany M. E. Church South Welltown Albert Bowers

Cold Weather Deep Freeze Reports Ice Skating

The thermometer fell to the teens and at 8 am an average of 20. Ice thickened overnight and good skating was reported early in the day.

Y Line Work Near Completion Delays Continue

Still running backward between Baltimore and Strasburg, B&O engines persist as workmen return to the Y junction and expect completion by tomorrow.

Baltimore & Ohio Strasburg

Lean Chow Arrives in City From Staunton

Lean Chow, the latest Celestial, arrived in the city from Staunton this morning to seek business opportunities. After examining the town, he returned to Staunton on the noon train and is described as good natured with an eye to business.

Lean Chow Staunton

Government pensioners sign vouchers at count office

Pensioners sign their vouchers at the count's office and await quick payment, with funds to be released in a few days.

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