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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE HIBERNIANs
Open Their Annual Convention at Con.
cord, N. H., Thursday.

Concord. n. H., Sept. 15.-Thc annual
conNenti,n of the Ancient Order of Hi
hCrnianS in New Hampshire opened at
the hall Of the local division at II
O'Clock. Thursday morning. with full
representation of delegates from all
parts of the state.
Tic morning session was devoted to
IL" reports of officers and committees,
showing the order to be in excellent
condition.
4 baEqucst was served at the Eagle
hotel nj noon. followed by addresses by
Mayor Corning, Gov. Bachelder, Col.
John G. Iinchan, President J. j. SulIi-
van Of Nashua, and others. c. L. Cliff
ford acted as toastmaster.
In the evening, officers will be elect
cd and the business Of the convention
finished. and the local division will ten
der reception to the visiting members
Of the convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
A MEAN Thief
Steals the Box Placed
Under the Cornerstone
Of the New $4,000 Hebrew
Synagogue at Portland.
Nothing Of Value to Thief, but Price
less to Congregation.

Portland. Me. Sept. T.. Tho police,
today, ar" Investigating IN unusual
theft il connection with the liying of
the corner stone Of the new $50. 600 He
brew synag"gu" over which Mayor
iAa's +. Baxter "iliciatcd. The dis
r"rrry Was made, tod;y, mat during
the night the corner stone had hrru
pushed aside ana a copper h"x rou-
Thinning . history nf th,. Jewish pc"pl.,
IL Portland. copies If nc&y,rap,Is. col
Lection DC coins. n;,ncS OF s"cirty's
officers, etc. had h",.lI stolen. Two
su,:ici"us characters VIII" ntt"udra
Yesterdays ceremony are being
InMknd up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
THE PRESIDENT
Has Not Allowed Himself to Be Drawn
into GubernatoriaI Fight.

Oyster Bay. L. l.. SHpt. 15.-Tt was
stHte here. today. that persistent er-
forts have been made to draw Presi-
dent Roosevelt into the contest for the
Republican rubcrnHtoriIl nomination.
hut that h" had maintained that it
would be improper for him to offer
suggestions and that ne has therefore
refralned from participating in tha
matter in any way.
After looking over the morning pa
pors the President. accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt. took Il horse back ride.
Last nights storm did consideraD Dle
damage to trees and crops about Saga
more Hill. Several yachts in the bay
were swept from their moorings. Two
or three were badly damaged and one
at least was sunk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
TOOK PARIS GREEN.
Suicide of MIR. Hamlin. an Aged Eas,
CornViis Man.

East Cornville. Me-. Sept. 15.-(Spec-
ian.-Mr. Hamlin of this place. a man
OF about 50 years of age, took Paris
green, Monday night. dying soon after.
He had been in poor health for some
time. He was much respected man.
\ widow, and one married daughter in
Waterville. survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
SEVEN THOUSAND IDLE.
immense Pullman Car Works Have
Shut Down.

hlcago, Sept. 1.-THE immense Pull
man car works ut Pullman are shut
down and Practically every one of the
'"'''ianyS 1000 employees is idle. The
W. N'heh were told to take their tools
"itl Them when they left the works
'u rom this infer that a considerable
peru" Of idleness confronts them.
,phplaints We're made by the COM
panN' II is said, that high wages
'iousht about the closing of the works.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
PARKER AT NEW YORK.
Seeks Some encouragement from Dis
couraged Party Leaders.

New York. Sont t5-Thc yacht Sap
rhirc. on which Judge Alton T. Parker
left Esopus. Wednesday, night. for this
city. arrived. Thursday. ana is anchored
at Mays landing. off ;5th street. Judge
i'"rk"r remained on board until after
breakfast.
The Yacht arrived off tho foot nf Wcst
2lth street about 70 minutes after ! O'Clock
after Z stormy ana interrupted trip down
III" Hudson from The candidates home at
F,eoIuS Til" yIch; anchored in tn" t."
Of thc Pali-n des during til" height Of the
storm and did not resume tn" trip until
daylight brought calmer weather.
Shortly aftnr the Sapphire came to ar
chcr Judge Parker came ashore accom-
CONTINUED on page ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
MONTANA DEMOCRATS
Will Unseat "Regu'ars," the Clark Men
-Heinze Controls Convention.

n, LENA. Mont. Sept. 11.-Thc Gre
dcntIls committee of thc Democratic
state committee. after long discus
sion. decided. today. by a vote of IL to
t. to recommend the un-GcatinE of tn"
so-call"d ''regulars." (th" Clark dcic-
.ratinn,. AMI also tn deny seats 20 III"
rontosting dele CATION from Butte. This
report rrcatcd Il sensation in the con-
vcntinn and brought out Il ST rrmy d.
bate. Hinges supporters said . he
would central The convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
LOYAL LEGION
Comes to Attention at
the Riverton Casino.
Applications and Admissions
With Other Business Matters
Followed by a Banquet and Speeches
by Companions.

At .;ivrrtrn casino. Wednesday even
ing, there WAS held ii stated meeting o.
m. Ar.,in,. ,',..l1I,lntlcrv of ,bc J.,v.,
r.; ,,;..;,,.,il,. ,hi.
" 7''-' ''i's i'
been set for bangor but various cir
cuIlstuuc.s obliged Il change nf ,bos,
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S'i2tii'il'.
me business h''''t,iis was htld ;'t
{ "rh WAc'l 'il' i'iio" i'is appilcati"i
WIS a't'" upon
1T ih' N'''n'i iiiii'ilu l"ch'
Wo"h faifhdllh9' 'i4cas son OF '"'i'
Ninion captain li'1'iS y. Fairbaak'
ana Il vpllintr"r Ill IN" Spanish war
l%'S, corporal 60. q, I'll Regiment
Main" infantry. Regiment not needed
by tile United states government, Fan
.,"r. Me. l;"r'n'l"hh"d by tomp;'n-
ions N;1n"E, ii"Milh tC2as.) ana Btn-
Snn.
Committee nf lfv2StiGIti0n-Mrl
William Y. tENt"n, Bangor: chaplain
John smith. S"WAli Bangor; Lieut.
Nii""n '1"SbN' i"lhSor.
ms apriitatinl was PASSED
IL was announced that apt Nafrcl
H. I"Nh'"n' OF IN" -h ahu SUN M"'h'
f"iS'' WhoS" ahiii'''i'h 10Y hl"'n"cr-
HhIp WIS nf't'Htt " llc o.iih"il''is
Nay 4. 1"of, had di'd III BanSOr, Ma!
L. 1901.
AGi;iesions-El"ctCd an original com
co.npanion If tho FIRST cI.ss Nav 4
,oOt Jar,oe N-.tIl,,r Gardiner N,inc
I1.ctc3 >I.,v 4 1aa, ! cnmpanion n,
thc first claas by irioritance as e.des,
Eyin,- son Of I.icnt. and Brevet Cant.
Allison p. Buck. q';artermast"r 9th
Maine Eni*., Edward Hurnham Buck,
i'nTcrnft, Me.
III. 10th annual meeting of th.
commandery ir-Chcf of the orf"r v''''
.,c held at the headquarters of the
1,''i''t :, ''''ly oi 'iie s'd'e u ohio' III
M"s"n.c temple. Cincinnati. o., Oh
"Wednesday. oct. IL 1904. at 10 A. NJ
4 communication was r.ceivo1 from
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pose CONSISTING u" "!h''ii1''iS ''f""'
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~" idf;t % i Ertil" ihnc"ll m"n"riitI
originated bN the MinlrSota Com
mInd"ry. Ii plllpoScS to interest III
uf tie state commandments and a. on
last tho support Of the coil.I,!a:ldc-- in :
chief OF tn" rand Army. nn"csting hin1
I" CONFER with President snoSeNrlt and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
LIMIT TO SPEED.
Street Cars at Lincoln, Ncb., Must &C
Slowly.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Sept. 15.-HcCinning,
Thursday, the MI Xinum speed at which
Lincoln street ears can run is seven
mites IN hour. The change is the result
Ct i fight between the city admnistra :
tl"n and the Traction Co, because of
the adjustment Of the passes for pn-
hc"m"n. The latter rcSurrtcted an un-
revealed horse ordinance limiting street
cars speed and demanded its enforce
ncnt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16

- London nrin Hospitals latest device for
winning oInnh contribut!ons is in the form n Of M a
, nG,,nna,, on ,he face Of which appears the
collect IIeirnsfn5 ne1n, that the hospital has to
on The naIesryyi1 pILany1? cants-per second. and
xsl2r to defray ,hn cns t i,n''Tm az On TO tmc
nennv is draonhr r"r brief period. When the
the Clock @ khsnanism hama IS in operation by which
tribution recorded "uVanced and the con-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
HERSON'S TRAGIC DEATH.
explosion CT Turpertire Sets Fire to
Mans Clothing.

Nilals' Me, Sept. 'alais friends
earned with regret If thn tragic death
VI EDWARD Hersuu. formerly of this
NY which occurred at his homo near
Boston. Monday.
Mr. h'rs"n was .nixing a compound
oi'''''li'g turpoitinc when an explo-
,Ga ,.;', occnrrrd ana bis body was covered
b;s me burning fluid. which set fire to
b,n, 't,ol'ins. Before assistance reached
ras,,,. 'e vas 50 badly injured that death
SON. ,''eu shortly afterwards. Mr. Her
bsro son Was also badly burned in an
~ eIort to extinguish the flames.
Nv Heased was the eldest son OF
cir Mrs. Thomas Herson of this
sds, Leaves wife and family. be.
afents and family here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16

An English physician declares that TO
J." forced 10 got up early grinds the soul.
curdles the blood sWelIs The spleen. de-
Stroys all good intentions and disti,rhs
all day the mental activities" He winds
m by d"t laring thHt criminals are re-
cfuitcd from the earlyrising class.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16

complete combustion of coal is accom-.
plisneu py burning it in chamber sur
tSnhced tSa h by m water jacket separated from
tact e '1It wih the ahe h gases do not come in con
is completely burned thus 81 thsra su Is . great
er heat and no smoke 'iieie 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16
Boston Forecast.

Boston. S.rt. t.. Forecast for Bos
ton an vicinity: t'lir. Friday ana sat.
ur.luy; warmer. Saturday; light south.
west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16

The many friends in Bangor and else
where of Mrs A. c. Hamli:l of this city.
were greatly shocked. Thursday: 70 learn
of her sudden death at Paris. Hill We'd
nesday. where she and DR.. Hamlin had had
gone for a visit in the hopes OF benelit
ina- her health The cause OF her dt:itf
VII heart disease.-Bangor Commercial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16

There are 800 American education;-l
and philanthropic institutions IN 'ne
Turkish Empire. .- N,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16

n Irving f. Vernon. a ma
am. n. H.. and a graduate
academy, receives the ap-
assistant county attorney
nd county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-16

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
Seasons First Hay Ride.


A very enjoyable social occasion of the
past week. among the younger set, was
a HAY ride given Friday night, by
Misses Gladys and Sadie Neale. OF No.
n South Fifth Street in honor of Miss
Murray Garrett, of King William coun-
ty. ~
The terminus of the ride was reached
on one of the prettlest lawns on the
Hermitage Road. Here tables had been
arranged for refreshments and everything
ihoushtfully provided for the comfort
and pleasure ofthe guests. After indulg-
ing in games. the merry party started
ON the return trip to Richmond
Among those who participated We're:
Misses Nan Noble, Lucy Throckmorton.
Annie English Josephine Wright. Carrie
Nottingham. Bessie Douglas, Ophelia
Minor, Miss Winfrey, Of Washington.
and Misses Garrett, Of King William
county; Messrs. Lorraine w. Moore,
Thomas Price, Henry George, Charles
Waldrop, CAGE Maddox. Palmer Hundley
Stacy Garrett and Robert Norfleet,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
WAYNEsBoRo, VA.
(speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
WAYNESBORO, VA. June lS,-The
Gun Club is sparlng no pains to make
the shoot on July 9TH a success The
program is an extensive one and the
prizes are valuable. It promises to be
the biggest event OF the kind In the
State.
Harry Ipgshead. the druggist, is again
at his place OF business. nfter being IN
Richmond for some time undergoing
treatment for his injuries
Mrs. H. M. Lanier. OF Baltimore. 10
here to spend some time with Mrs.
James Fishburne.
PROFESSOR ", r, Vance, of Columbian
University, washington, ID. c.. and wife
are here visiting Mr. and Mrs r. c..
MI. Luther Cav, manager of the Tele-
phone Company, had a fall from a pole
several days ago and injured his left foot
severely. He Is out on crutches.
Miss Nellie Bargamin, of Richmond, Is
stopping at the Culton cottage,
Miss jamie Ferguson. who has been
teaching in South Carolina, Is here to
spend some time with friends.
M, GerVais Baillla. OF Niagara Falls,
is a guest at DR.. A. G. FoX's,
The brunswick Inn Is now open and
guests are arriving daily,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
WARRENToN, VA.

N
Especial to The Times-DlspatchD
WARRENToN. VA. June 1s.--The
residence of DR.. c. Shirley Carter, on
Winchester Street. Is being remodeled
Architect E. G. Lind has the work in
charge
agement and shape at the same time;
James ". Chiffon -skes control and VIII
shenceforth conduct Inc business OF the
Office
A thousand dollars was the price re !,
ICED by louis u. Passamo for a pair of
drivers a few days ago James K. Mad
fdlx sold a hunter for six hundred.
h DR. Charles r. Mason. q. 8. Ais at
the Hamiltons &
Mr.. Charles Fair is at Mrs. NJ. NJ,
Green's recovering from a severe attack
! MIS-. r. Taylor Scott, Richmond. is at
her summer home.
Mr.. Mosby Campbell has returned from
the University Of Virginia. having passed
his examination with credit.
Miss Annie Day is visiting relatives III II
Mrs. Gaylord Clarke, OF New Orleans.
is guest at Mrs. Forbes's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Manager Mckee has booked a hne bill
for ina Casino nexI week There IS
nothing superior to laigh-class vaude-
vile for the summer play hou ses--a ia az.
In 4 tie history Of the local house Ger.
itainly no fault can be found with the
splendid attractions which have been
provided the two weeks which closed
last night, It Is the intention, q tho
The Piccalo Mldgets. which lave proven
such drawing card last week. have
been engaged for n stay of another week.
and they will appear at every perform
anee. They are wonderful little fellows.
and do turns which never fall to WIN ap-
Herbert Lloyd, "The kings Jester" is
another headlner. Fle Is queer sort OF
chap, and his turn Is one that Is original
with himself and said to be remarkably
funny Flo is assisted by Miss Lillian
Waithour and Kraemer have a novelty
act In which they Introduce q bicycle
s vepabIe nnrae in ali The eities IN
which 1t. has appeared.
Edna Davenport. a singer and dancer,
Is also on the bill as are the Prinston
Sisters, the latter doing an acrobau &c
the peer of any that have been seen
4 Van Leer and Matthews are pro-
grammed as eccentric comedians. and.
Judging from press notices. they deserve
all that Is said OF them-and It is COM
The finale Is the American vitagraph,
which shows a number OF scenes from
the Russian and Japanese war, the naval
battles. the armies In motion, battle in
progress and other views.
Tho box-sheet Is open daily at Branch
r. Aliens. Ninth ana Main Streets. The
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees
will be given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
BROAD RocK.
BON AIR BREEZEs.
Hot Days Driving City Folks to
the Charming Granite Hills.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
BON AIR, VA. June 1s--The few hot
days that have at last come have given
the city folks a kind of recollection about
Bon Air, where the roses bloom so lux
uriantly,. whee tho shade OF the trees
lis SO Inviting. where the birds sing 50
sweetly, where the lithia waters from tho
deep wells are so refreshing and
healthful, and where the aights are so
quiet and so cool and tho sleeping Is sc
peaceful and restful.
During the past week d number OF town
people have been out to Inquire about
rooms and accommodations at the board
ing houses, and Q Few additions have been
made to the sulhmer colonyrthat was al
ready here by the. first Of July all the
cottages will doubtless he filled and Bon
Air will have on all It's summer toggerY.
Quite a number of Bon Air people went
down Thursday to attend the l4Ioyd-Noel
nuptials.
Mrs Withers, Miss Withers and Mrs.
Charles Montague left Yesterday to spend
a few days mt Virginia. Beach.
Miss Inez Montague is spending n few
days in Asheville, but cannot remain
away from Bon Air any longer than n
few days
MIR. polk Miller has returned from the
Nashville Confederate Reunion ana Is
astonishing the natives with several new
Jokes,
Mr.. II. w. Hates has returned from n
business trip to New York and viii spend
week clearing up his rose beds.
Mrs Blythe Moore whose serious NJ
ness has been reported, was considered
somewhat better this afternoon,
Mr.. Edwin Ainslie is the champion billl
frog shooter among the summer spjourn-
ers.
Mrs John A. Hancock and daughter
and Mrs. Frank s. Woodson and dallgh.
tier, of Richmond, have located at MRS
|, Montagues Grenshaw cottage for ne
summer months ys
Rev. Dr. McElroy will preach at the
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
NoRTHsIDE CITIZENS.
Committees Appointed for Work
of Beautifying Chestnut Hill.

The president OF the Northside Citizens
Association announces the appointment
Of the following committees:
Schools-F. +. Rennie, chairman: G. d.
Wilder, j. "A. Devine. G. F. Cross. 8. W.
Marshall.
Streets and Roads--w. H. Dunn. chair
man; G. w. Wingfield. c. ". Jones. z, ~
Long. j. M. Fourqurean.
Sanitation and Pollce-c. Y. Jones.
chairman: w. S. Huxter, A. g. Dalton.
g. w. Vaughan, John Tyler, Jr.
New Members-David o'Bricn. chair
man; wv G. .Quarles. r. D. Halter. S.
Marshall, j. G. Bowman.
Entertainment-Joh Tyler. Jr.. chair
man: Fl. M. Starke, G.. y. Wilder, l.. D..
Wingfield, G. w. Lewis.
Ten new members were elected at the
meeting of last week. and the attendance
2wrs the largest at any meeting for some
time. A great deal of interest was man
Tested In outlining work for the various
committees. and this year promises to
be one OF renewed effort to improve con-
dtions and beautify this section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
HORSES AND
|. ...HORSEMEN.
Mulberry Island Stock Farm.
The Home OF Eta
Moore.
MAJOR Fl A. DAINeERFlELI
Bof1ey Boy Broken Dowr-Tllo-
roughbred Foa1s--N[r. Pas
sat1o Buys Hunters.

?. 4. VI H. il -.
Eta Moore, the bay mare by Albert FL
dam Medietta, by Happy Medium, owned
by z. Fl. Wright at Island Homo Stock
Farm, Mulberry Island, Warwick county,
Va, Is now In the stud and she Is pro-
ducing foals that promise to develop speed
and race horse quality. This marc was
purchased as q yearlng by Mr.. Wright
and at 70 prs years she troted to record
OF 2:291-4.gwlhle later she made Of 9:l0 -
pacing, but cotild 30 much faster at eitl1-
er gait. Among tho produce of Eta
Moore. owned at Island Home, are the
roam stallion Eblis, Jr.. s. by Ebls. son
/ OF Advertiser, 2:15 IA; yearling flly by
Russell Rex a sucking hllyLby Lord
Warwick, and this season she was bred
back to tho latter horse. Eblis, the sire
of Eta Moores Oldest foal Dblis, Jr.,
was formerly owned by Mr. Wright and
gave promise of making q. trotter and
successful stock horse, but died before MS
speed was developed to any extent, Eblls
was bred at sPnlo Alton Farm, California,
4and sired by Advertiser, dam the great
brood mare Sprite, second dam fur famed
NVatcrwitclf. *
v, One ofi5tlle best Informed students IN
Z the world OF blue lines, pedigrees and
performance OF thoroughbred horses, Is
Major Toxhall A. Dalngcrflcld who for
Smerly resided In Virginia. hut now directs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
fspeoinl 4. NJ ING Times-Diypateh.l


The Gloucester homes arc filling. up with
their usual round of guests, md there ne IS
a general air of s,lmmer--minus the heat
MIR. and Mrs Ashby Jones are enter-
f%,af %srey hSGsS Papfy N sSe
river. The guests are NLessrs. Eaton. ct
Calais, Maine: Rose Satterileld and Char
lotto Miller Richmond; Misses tIaslSins
rewry Bnff Mes5rI = pa a9eborne
Richmond; l. Geddings, Baltimore.
Mr.FJones, who is q fine sportsman, has
the walls of his halls and library lilled
with trophies or his prowess. Avery large
tarpon which he secured during his late
visit to Florida, is especially interesting.
Whi 1,is i VAS Brought o. Back BY the relief
boat sent out by Mr.. Zeegler. New York,
expressed by the latter to Mr.. Jones'
Oak Point, the charming home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Q. Sanders, is also filled
with guests, among them belng Mes
danes. III. Nichols, Sill Sanders, OF
New York Mrs q a. p De, q cS-
Miss Evelyn Mocandish. OF. BALTIMORE
is at White Hall. guest Of Capt "a ana MIS-
Among tie guests Of the Misses ,. rabbi ,.
Baltimore Mr.. and Miss Call, Mrs. Watt:
rs and Miss Gatln. Mrs I, W Ma Ynr OF
Mrs. Lyons, Miss Mary Lyons. Of Rich
mond, and Mrs. Northgate, are with the
Misses Dabney, ofzthe Exchan p 4, 3, :.
Miss Il. I. sally Bstisly Nelson is at Timber
Neck, guest Of Judge and Mrs. Catlett.
Mrs, Howard and n. Mrs. na ef,at ,yt ~
4 Dr.. Booth. Of Carriers Grove. James
I River, was the guest Of Mr.. Taliaferro on
Mss Mamie Robins 81 in AK AGxan ,lhs
i is i'll with typhoid fever. /, !,
! Misses Margaret Tabb and Powell BYRD
Mrnand Mrs Chism. Mrs. Marietta Ken
| nen, Miss Slingluff. Dir, Sullivan and Mr..
| Harry Chsm. all Of Baltimore, spent part
ana IN Mrs. sllnglnfi. ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Corr have return
| ed from Baltimore, where they went 70
| be present at the aduation OF their
daughter Miss Ethel Ethel Corr. IN the Latln
Miss Sally. Jones has returned from the
I.eech-NNood School in Norfolk.
The following young ladies'. I, pupils /, {, Of
have returned to Gloucester: Misses
| Mamie Fox Lucy Sinclair Anne Page.
| Ellen Lee, Eleanor Watt Olivier Bridges
| and Lucy Coleman.
Mr.. George Cary has returned from
, Roanoke, and MI, John Catlett from Rich
mond, and Mr.. Ashby Jones from Prince
Mrs, Mamie Hughes has returned to
Norfolk.
Miss Marion Smith. Of the Lowlands, is
at Midlothian. guest Of Mrs. David San
fders.
Place near Washington, visiting her
brother. Professor Warner Taliaferro.
Mrs. Addie Martin, who spent some
months in Petersburg with her sister.
Mrs Slater, Is now with Mrs Vernon
Serns
Miss M d. seawell returned from Rich
mand. and Is at ''The Shelter
and opened their home. "Belleville." for
the summer. II