Barton Tidball Wedding At Tidball Residence
Miss Mary Tidball and Prof. Samuel M. Barton wed in a late afternoon ceremony at the Tidball residence near Winchester. The service was led by Rev. Nelson P. Dame with assistance from Dr. Thomas Tidball of Philadelphia. Guests included Miss May Nicholson, Tol lie Milton, Dr. Hunter McGuire, Holmes Conrad and many others as the couple departed for a bridal tour in Northern cities then travel in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidball
Winchester
Mary Tidball
Edward Tidball
Samuel M. Barton
Nelson P. Dame
Christ Episcopal Church
Thomas_ Tidball
Philadelphia
Alexander Jones
Robert Baldwin
Norfolk
Mary Jones
Laura Dame
Willie McGuire
Joseph Barton
Bartonsville
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
Baltimore & Ohio
Europe
May Nicholson
Washington
Tollie Milton
John
Kate Neill
Berryville
Emily Whittle
Richmond
Hunter McGuire
Baltimore
Holmes Conrad
Bettie
Garter
Katie
Dan. Conrad
Bessie
Wm. P. McGuire
Laura
Evie
R. A. Beverley
A. M. Smith
Pocahontas
Wm. Byrd
Mary
N. P. Dame
Wright
Archie
Julia
E. Holmes Boyd
Kate Conrad
Alice Wortham
Nannie
Lillie Boyd
Minnie
Lillie Baker
Mistaken Idea About Barr Shop Not in Progress
Community letter clarifies a yesterday article misidentified Mr W L Barr’s shop as the site of work. The writer urges reading the piece carefully and warns against guessing or overreading editor intent. Weather outlook predicts cloudier night with warmer Thursday.
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W. L. Barr
Week of Prayer Services Set by City Ministers
City ministers announce a Week of Prayer with services starting Monday evening. Readable program lists sessions at Reformed Church Londonderry Presbyterian Braddock Street M E Lutheran Kent Street Presbyterian United Brethren Market Street M E with various topics and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
H. M. White
Londvuist Presbyyterian
W. L. Seabrook
The
Church Universal
Braddock-st. M. E
J. B. Stynesifer
Lutheran
J. R. Graham
Kent Street Presbyterian
S. K. Skelton
E. B. Jackison
Foreign Missions
United Brethren
Joseph P. Wilson
M. E
8. K. Cox
Fantastic Parade Talk Fizzles Yet Sparks New Year Idea
Talks of a fantastic parade for New Year’s Day stir local interest though no concrete steps are taken. A Stephens City fantastics visit might prompt a reciprocal welcome and provide unusual entertainment for the public.
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Stephens City
Delightful Evening Hosted by Ramsburgs for Rosa Ramsburg
Mrs. C. W. Ramsburg entertained many young guests on Main Street in honor of her sister in law Miss Rosa Ramsburg of Van Learns ville West Virginia. Attendees included Misses Martha Ida Carrie Anderson Annie Blankner Baltimore Mary Moling Minnie Brown Lilly Sibert Clara Ada Julia McVicar Bessie Kremer and Messrs Wm Wagner Wash Seal John Sibert Foster Gray Rice Davis Harry Balthis Wm Lupton Hugh Geb Marcus Davis and Mort Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ramsburg
North Main Street
Rosa Ramsburg
Van'elevesville
W. Va
Martha
Ida
Carrie Anderson
Annie Blankner
Baltimore
Mary Moling
Minnie Brown
Lilly Si
Hand Injured in Skating Accident at Paper-mill Pond
Master Irvin Carper of South Main Street fell while skating on the Paper-mill pond yesterday and sustained a painful wound by skinning his right hand.
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Irvin Carper
South Mainstreet
Tribute to Col. Lewis T. Moore in The Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun editorial honors Col. Lewis T. Moore who died suddenly in Winchester Virginia. A Confederate veteran and Stonewall Brigade commander, he was wounded at Manassas and later rejoined service after recovering. He was a respected Winchester lawyer and citizen who fulfilled civic duties with distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltinore Sun
Lewis T. Moore
Winchester
Lewis T. Retth
Manassas
Buggy Theft Reported Near Mr. Alexander Residence
A buggy stolen from the west of the city after being serviced by R. T. McVicar. The thief, seen with old bag ging wrapped on feet, drove off from Barnett's lane with a horse hitched to the buggy. Constable Stottlemyer and Ralph Grigsby pursue a clue as Mr. Alexander searches county for the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Alexander
R. T. McVicar
Barnett’s Lane
Alexander
Constable Stottlemyer
Ralph Grigsby
Early Morning Fire on Leicester Street
A chimney fire on Leicester Street burned out around five this morning. A man tried to raise the alarm but could not wake the sleepers. Report says the delay avoided greater water damage if several fire companies had responded.
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Leicester Street
No Snow Brightens Morning Coasting Hopes
Several attempts to snow occurred with scattered flakes but no big fall. A small boy enjoyed coasting despite the light precipitation. Indications point to a larger snow event arriving within days.
Farmers Institute Planned for Winchester This Winter
A committee met yesterday and arranged a Farmers Institute in Winchester for the latter part of February. The committee will meet again next Tuesday morning to arrange a program and other details.
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Farmers’ Institute
Winchester
Death of Mrs Pierce in Washington Iowa at 62
Mea Sakie Pendleton Faulkner Pierce died at her Washington Iowa residence at 7 30 p m aged 62 She had been ill for 14 years and previously lived in Winchester She was daughter of the late Chas J Faulkner of Martinsburg sister of Senator Charles Faulkner and Judge E Byford Faulkner and Mrs W S Love of this city Her husband Charles Pierce of New York died years ago and one son C J Faulkner Pierce survives The remains go to Bordentown near Martinsburg for Episcopal rites Mrs Love traveled to Washington for the last rites
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea Sakie Pendleton Faulkner Pierce
Washington Ia
Winchester
Chas. J. Faulkner
Martinsburg
Charles
E. Byyd Faulkner
W. 8. Love
City
R. E. Byrd
H. Douglass Fuller
Charles Pierce
New York
Severa
C. J. Faulkner Pierce
Bordeulls
Old Home Place
Episcopal Church
Love
Washington
Trick glass leaves unfilled bottle mystery on Market Street
A man asked a merchant on north Market Street for a loan of whiskey. The merchant handed him a glass that had no bottom, causing the whiskey to spill as he poured. The man realized the deceit after inspecting the glass, which had no bottom.
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North Market Street
Funeral for the Late Jol L T Moore
The funeral for Jol L T Moore who died suddenly yesterday will be at 2 o clock Friday afternoon from Christ Episcopal Church where he was a vestryman. Rev Nelson P Dame will officiate. Pallbearers will be appointed by Hiram Lodge at its meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol. L. T. Moore
Christ Episcopal Church
Nelson P. Dame
Hiram Lodge
Officers Elected by Sunday School Board
The Sunday School Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church elected officers last night. Superintendent Arthur Leafe and assistant Edward B. Sartell were chosen, with secretary J. Mad. Spurr, treasurer Ei. B. Sartelle, librarian Hunter Kern, assistant W. B. Garton, organist Jno. I. Sloat, chorister Geo. Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arthur Leafe
Edward B. Sartell
J. Mad. Spurr
Ei. B. Sartelle
Hunter Kern
W. B. Garton
Jno
Reuss Anniversary Banquet Promises Grand Event
A Reuss banquet committee member indicates the Union Fire Company will stage the third Reuss anniversary as a grand event. The banquet planned will exceed all previous years in scale and splendor.
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Reuss
Union Fire Company
WCTU Plans Regular Meeting Thursday Afternoon
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will hold a regular session on Thursday afternoon December 30 at 3 o’clock. A full attendance is desired.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barton—Tidball
Week OF Prayer
Colonel Moore
Reuss Annivesary
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