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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02
ORANGE.

Bert Crockett moved to Boston last
week
Rev Mr. Eastman preached his farewell
sermon Sunday.
Frank Beard at home from Montpe-
Her over sunday.
John Harvey Of Montpelier was ID town
on business last week.
Mr. ana Mrs. w. B. Cheney of Barre
were in town sunday.
Mrs. o. l. Watson Of Montpelier visited
her brother, E G. Peake Friday
MI and Mrs. George Emerson of Mont.
peller, visited friends In town last satur-
day
g i. peake joined the Bradford Guards
Saturday, enlisting in Go. 6 for three
years.
Mrs Lewis Roebarge Of Seattle, Wash
ington, visited at G As Tillotson's last
Friday
F O Wells, agent for the Deering Har-
yester, spent Thursday and Friday at r.
E. Boards
The entertainment given at the Glenn
ent school house on the evening Of Deco
ration Day was a success and added over
s. to the flag fund Much credit is due to
Chas. Peake and. Winfield Mills, who fur
nished an excellent programme with their
new Edison monograph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02

TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings rerseIy Told FOR Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings TerseIy Told FOR Busy
Readers.
Bargains in silk pestlcoat's at Abbott's.
a few new arrivals in wash goods at
Fits
There are some good bargains at Perry
on Saturday.
Ladies' hose, three pairs for 25e, satur-
day at Vaughan's.
Get one Of those night robes Saturday
for SOC at Vanghan's.
Old gold and silver wanted at re6ners'
prices IN exchange for goods OF + e. Burr's
Come to the Episcopal church Saturday
evening and eat short-cake like those
mother used to make
The price Of paper and Of border are the
same at B. w Hooker & Co.'S. This
makes great saving when buying wall
paper.
All those receiving invitations to the I.
Q. I. NJ entertainment at Miles hall, will
please notice that the place Of meeting has
been changed to Hale's pavilion, June ?.
MI. J-@You don't mean to say that
the National Life Of Vermont has sold
over Sl0,Q00,000 of one kind Of policy ID
about twenty-fonr months, do you Mr..
Be- That's just it. | think, without
doubt, it's the most popular contract ever
issued By any Company Ballard & Co
Reliable insurance.
The Barre Boys club announce an en-
tertainment at the Barre opera House.
June 10th, BY Edwin u Hadley. ali ex-
pert operator and electrician who will
present a high class series Of moving pic
lures. Mr.. Hadley Is well known By the
people Of Barre for be has already estab-
lished reputation for excellence while Id
the employ Of Lyman II Howe. Mr.. Had
ley never failed to all the opera house ia
the past and with new machinery he Is
able to guarantee finer moving picture
exhibition than has ever been given In
this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02
Cash Store and Market

we have opened the finest Grocery
and Meat Markei in Barre, and the best
of il all is our prices are the lowest. If
you don't think 50 we can convince you
10y you giving Us call. Our goods are
new, fresh and up-to-date. Buy Flour
Of Us and get the right prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02
EAST BARRE.

Ledermans Speciality Go. which PLAYED
at the Barre opera house Wednesday eve
ming to a pleased house, will play at East
Barre Saturday, June 4 The show.is All
that Is advertised, Good singing. good
dancing and good comedy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02

Keep away from Montreal, Canada, I'M
til the trouble there Is settled Opposi-
tionists in Montreal will be considered OPP
posltIonists In Barre Alex Robertson,
Secy Barre Branch, G G. N q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02

MEAT DEPARTMENT.
Pork Roast and Chops. PET pound 0 and z {
Beef Roasts pei pound .,.......I2 and IA {
Fork Sausage, per pound Zoe, 3 pounds. rs G
Lard, per pound. ................... 9 <
WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02

b ] Badger win pay all Memorial day
bills at the store Of Badger, Mclean 4 CO.
Eli Holden.
Chairman Memorial Day Committee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02

oo DNlHIoIo NoINa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02
Barre Quoting clul,.

a meeting OF the above club will be held
IN the grounds this evening at o'clock.
Important business. J. f Bennett. See.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02
The BARRE DAILY TINES
BARnr. VI. JUNE ?. 1904


Boston, June 2.-Generally
eloudy wish scattered showers to
night and Friday continued cool
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02

79C.
Greatest Bargain of the Season
in Ladies' Wrappers!

Just look IN window will convince you Of the fact
chat these Wrappers made Of good qualities and fine
assortment Of eoorings and patterns any 500 Wrapper
They made in several styles principally with the cap
effect shoulders, trimmed with braid and deep hounce
skirt also ruled yoke effect with deep Aounce skirt 10
The colors red blue and grey, and the price only ~
This positively the last chance will have offer you
such bargain in Wrappers owing the advance cotton goods
See those Suits We Are Showing At Only 1898
79e. HOMER Fits 79e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
ELKo ECHOES.


Misses Katie and Annie Dunford have
returned to their home in Richmond after
n pleasant visit to their cousin, Miss AS
mes kaAl
Miss Alma Hobson. OF Richmond. Is
visiting Mrs. v. L.. Adams
Miss Mary Baker Is spending this week
with her mother In the Village.
Louis d. Durrett. OF Spottsylvania. ys-
tied her brother, r, L. Durrett, during
Mr.. and and Mrs, Horace thurman, OF Pc
tersburg. Lewis Bowery and Miss Nellie
EurmnR Of Richmond. were guest guests Of
Mr., and Mrs. j.. AppersOn visited In
Richmond on Thursday.
Willie Sharpe spent several days In
Richmond curing the week.
A party was given on, Tuesday night
by the young people Of this nslghborhood;
Those present were; Misses Sallie and
Mary Baker Lizzie and Henrietta Green.
Annie and Katie Dunsford Agnes and
l.velyn Kahl LOUIS Schroeder, Lula
berlain, Frank Kahl. Robert Durrett,
Eustace, Arthur and Tom Fisher, Clar-
ence and Louis Whitlock, Everett and
lcustace Hobsnn, ED F'urnnn. Joe Adams,
Mrs. Kahl and Mrs, Chamberlain chap
erOned the Darty 3Itaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
avenue. visited her aunt, Mrs. Gertrude
Miller. in Henrico county during the past
GAlNEs's MILL.

chidren's Day at Beulah Presbyterian
Church the second Sunday In June.
The funeral of the little child OF MI
and Airs jos Williams TOOK pace on tfl-
day, the GOTH at Gethsemene Church.
Services conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Miss Gertie Lee Burnett. of Poplar
Grove, was a guest at the Cliffs on Sum
day afternoon.
Mrs. NJ C. Martin has Improved her
place by the addition of a new fence.
Mr. Richardson made q business trip
to Richmond on Monday last.
Mrs. w. III. Martin. of Barker's Mill.
spent Monday last with Mrs. Allison. at
this place.
Miss Sarah Allison is visiting friends
and relatives on Church Hill.
Mrs. Mary Steinman has returned to
her home In Richmond after a very pleas
ant visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs Archer McGhee and daughter,
Lucy. of Barlser's Mill. We're guests at
Hickory Grove recently. t
Chris Penn Is suffering from impaired
eycsight and will shorty undergo an
operation.
Miss Bcrta Christian visited relatives
in Barton Heights recently.
Miss Inez kcllunl, of dartmouth, On
poets to visit her aunt at this place
Mrs w Ingram spent Wednesday last
at the home OF Mrs. Joseph McGhee.
Mrs. Kellum Is very much indlsposed
for the past few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
EAST RICHMOND.

The entertainment given on Thursday
evening at East Richmond Sunday School
Hall under the auspices of the social club
was a most brilliant success. Those talk
lng part in the dialogue were. Miss Anna
Helen Soharf and Miss Gussie Rehle,
Messrs Fred and Eddie Scharf and Hen
~ Pohlis.
Mr. Splege of Richmond, delighted tho
audience with "a number. Of selections OH
the either, The entertainment was q
success in every way and reflects much
credit on the entertainment commit.
tee. altih
The members and friends of Phil flear-
ncy Post. G..eA. r.. of Richmond. resid,
ing mt this place will observe Memorial
Day exercises mt Seven Pines National!
Cemetery tomorrow at 10 a. NJ, General
Edgar Allan will deliver an address ana
there will be good music for the occa-
a delightful party was given OH Mon
day evening at the home of Mlr ~. =.
Franck. Music and games made the
hours pass merrily by, at tho close OF
which refreshments Were served slnd
much enjoyed by all present, Those pres
ont We're: Misses Ruby lIechler. Annie
Lohman, Lonice Pohlig, Rose Marano,
Leila Atkisson, Ruth Atklsson, Mamie
Baldwin. Kitty Robinson Helena Frpnck,
Clara Franck, $Tlllie Franck Messrs.
George Robinson, Walter Kearney, Hnr-
vey Atkisson, Louis Miller, Willie Miller,
John Yearly, Oscar Lehman, Jr.. Frank
Gillian, Fred Lohman. Willie Franck and
Otto Franck. The chaperones were Mrs.
Oscar l.ohulnn and Mrs. a. II, Franck.
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. John r. Livesay and family left
on Thursday last for Cape Henry, VA,
where they will spend tie summer.
There Will be no rehearsal OF the milf
tary drill tomorrow afternoon, but the
next rehearsal will DO held Wednesday ar
ternoon at o'clock at the Northslde Hall.
Usual Sunday morning services at Miz-
at IL O'Clock conducted by the ,pastoI,
The Young Peoples Progressive Finch
Club will DO entertained next Friday
evening by Miss Mary Starke.
Mrs. Paul Redd and little daughter,
Ethel, have returned e, their home on
iMIghland Park Public School Will have
its commencement ut the Northside Hall
on the evening OF June 9Th.
There will be military Drill" given
~ Horthsid i sN iiall, FOR The benefit Of the
Epiphany, Barton Heights. and tho AS
cension Chapel, Highland Park.
Mrs 1ice. of Baltimore is the guest
of Mrs WILLIAM, Reagan, of Third Ave-
& and Mrs snen Rhn hsSs stn ms Win f
Mr.. Andrew AIosby. Of Fourth Avenue.
The regular Sunday morning and even
ing services will he held at Highland
Park Church, conducted by The PASTOR
Rev j. r.. AskeW.
Air and Mrs. James Goodwin who
in st. Louis and other Western cities,
have returned to their home on Fifth
Mrs Thomas, of Fourth Avenue. who
has been quite sick, Ia able to be out
J Highland Park Church will give their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
NEWS OF SUBURBS

floods il the. river viii not cover this
Hcnrlcp Council. No. 7as. Royal Ar
cnnuin Is making arrangements 70 cele-
brnte Arcanniii, day II a very nppropriia,!a;o
manner. On the 18th Of June the, c0tii.
cil VIII cntrrlnln It's members anu tnen
friends With d reunion. most exccl-
lent programme has beer prepared.
Mrs Maddox, OF Chase city. W.. 49, VS.
Ting her daughter, Mrs. a. IL. Slaughter,
OF Fulton l1ilI
,Jame.s +. Roach has returned i,,i
West Point where he has been visitlnE
MS brother, John Roach, or Bench PARK.
Leonard, the son Of Mr.. McMullen, bag
gagcinastcr at the Byrd Street station.
who was Injured seyern1 days ago ny
railing. from q shed. Ia able to go about
With tho aid Of crutcfes.
!. Tho work of dlsmantliilg the old united
States monitor. Montauk, lis now under
progress The old craft has risen about
2, loot higher in the water on account ot
The removal OF many Of It's parts.
Nothing Is yet being done Will inc
wreck Of the Pocahontas. which lies half
Company's wharf
Bernard Johnston. who was operated
upon at the Virginia Hospital about two
weeks ago. Is getting along nicely aud
VII be able to return homo II, a few
Mrs. Thomas Conway is quite sick a.
he home Of her sister, Mrs Moore. Of
Tarrandsviile 5 s9. s
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GLENDALE NEWsLETs.

Mrs. H. 70. Wells spent several days in
Richmond last week visiting her dausnr
ters, Mrs. Iiston smith Of Church lilll,
and Mrs ELLA Woodard OF Brook Ave
Mi. John Funa and children and Miss
Bette Fuaua Of RichmoNd, spent several
days during the past week ut the home
Of their parents, Mr.. aud MIS- Edward
Ifudua,
Miss Leila Warmer while trying TO ex-
1ricate cow from the fury of a swarm
OF bees, received herself several very Sc
we're stings from the honey bees
Miss Scherm, daughter of Mr., william
Scherm has been on . visit 90 several
weeks to Mrs. John Hughes
mrs 2pdd and Mrs. Mary Warrner.
OF Richmond. are visiting Alr and Mrs
John Whitlock,
Mrs Minnie Cartwright ot Reedhwood
Park, visited her nother Mrs Jane A.
Potter. during she week
Axs@ug thoss YSo Esas IN NJ sst &ifaas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The Union League will be led tonight
by Mr. Citterly, Beginning at 1880, Every
body is cordially invited TO attend
Tomorrow afternoon at their links. when
n game will be played, after which an
out Of door ten Will be served by the lady
members of the club at a quiet nook
near the links at which the members and
those who have applied for membership
will he entertained
Miss Annie Wells, Of Washington,,, y,
of Fern Avenue. After a few days Visit
Miss Wells will leave for Atlantic City,
where she expectsto spend the remainder
Mr. and Mrs. Hannah, late residents
OF Norfolk. now of Richnond. were re-
cent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs "A. " AL
ley,
her sisters Mrs. w, C., Turner and Miss
LILLIAN Turner. during the week,
Miss Lannia Warytaner, ~; &avSnSs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
FARM CUNT NEWS.

! Invitations have been issued to the mar
rIase of Miss Augusta Tcske to Mr.. w
a. Brothers, which will take place Wed
nesday, June LIST. at $3.50 p. NJ, at the
home of Mrs. Gore, 11l2 North Twentieth
Street. Miss Teske Is the sister OF Mrs
Gore and is the popular and attractive
daughter of Mr.. A. Teske. MIR. Brothers
is n well known young man OF this sec
ton.
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. William
Sharp. last week
Mrs. Frederick Gassman and niue
daughter and Mrs. M. L., stevison,. OF
Atlanta. Ga, who have been visiting
Mrs. Thomas Anderson. have decided 10
locate here.
sick at the home OF Mrs. w. r. Wright
on the Pike Is Improving.
Miss Mamie Abrams. Of King William
county, has returned home after a short
visit to Mrs a. NJ Pollard, on the Ave
Mrs. s. A. Atkins. who has been visiting
relatives in King and Queen county mas
Fe Miss Mnnie Abrams; who has $, been Been
spending some time with Miss Mary Fol
Z lard. has returned to her nome III h'hs
Miss Miss Julia Jones and Irn,a Bragg have
returned after a delightful visit to MISS
Mania Talley at Pleasant Plan, Hanover
Mrs. Fannie Gary, Of L%nenSqrs' N Who
oias Rooney has returned home.
o.m mo ,pS to to visit her daughter,, Mrs.
, George Collins, on Twenty-Second Street.
Air and Mrs. Herbert Nswbeirry l have V,
returned home from penn hs Wne'o
IA" Mrs Proctor has lett Tor Dayton. Chic
to Visit relatives. She will later go to
Portland Oregon t9 JON NJ her fu huseaho
Mrs. Robert Slaughter was the guest
and N Mrs, Slaughter Win soon move into l.,
their new homo near the National ce'"e-
Mrs. Mary j. stonnell, of Cumberland
county, is visiting her daughter. MIS- j.
vi Little 1 Walter Scott Mcdowell Is quite
miss Miss Mabel Reed Of Washi hngi :, p
'e MT. leonard o Jackson. Of Alexandra,
Miss taa W asS1on on ws she P Fix guests
2. walter 9aIti +. DELANEY has returned from
4 a. pleasant trin to williamsburg, -
Mi. j, W. Flet,s;Ghman has s., returned ftsr 70
H Ms h 20 Mrs. a. n A ". Christian
Mrs. W. Cook has been elected dele,
! cato tn represent the G, y. b a, at .ne
convention which conyenes IN NeW io'N
Mr., Eugene Rhoads,, who has he be, A., the ha
guest of Mr.. ". p, Rhodes, mas ret"'Ne'
4 home near Fredericksburg; Va
Miss Emma Austin liz visiting relatlVes
THE Paramount Hive Of Lady M i,,, NEE,
have inst closed very SUCCESSFUL runi'
mage sale on East Main Street,
4 MI George Collins and Miss Rosa ,s ;oi
4 Inns visited their father. Ny. =. y, s5oi..
lifs, at WILLIAMSBURG during t'e pas'
/ MI MrNIames Loving. who was called home
on account O his son b Seing huF'' mas
I,,rarr,. Calhoun, OF Eottoway county.
4 visited his sister, Mrs Name Miller last
week , ,a ,d.,t-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29

the D fsT'u Street L Methodist. Episcopal
Church with the Southern Ra!rf9y 4, Con- on
4 tayy i9r ne an fTGrs!T he e You Hs @omsns
Chrlstian ren,peraiice, rnion VII b bold ID
q convention III West Point on the apo We
date, and will accompany She church on
Mis- ssi safy Meredith q bynchhu ,r ys,
is visiting her brother. MI. samuel u.
Meredith OF williamsburg Avenue. 49,.
a nha s s{reet AMe n dn ipseopa Church
viii preach ut the morning service. q,
''Thhe Reward iowa l. Of The. Faithful" and III
the evening me- On ,en rhs Tr r. vstiss friends
The family OF the Rev, George Wesley
Jones' poster Of PARK ,, ln arr,vs et ~, n.
row ana s Se te g Y d sir Joness pa
rents tic REV, and Mrs. a. a. Jones.
M.ss iJssic ri ckok. Of Christiansburg.
Va. Is. the guest Of Miss Rachel Realms.
Of Varlna. u.
Mi. James j.. Bolnn, engineer OF the
fined at az his home Of Williamsburg Ave-
' Mr. for 1s ueHi' Smith is quite III at her
home on Louisiana street.
Mr. Willie Davis, Of tarina, has been
a@it rs Y fo G ssys WIFE Tese 81 uperntend
cnt ". j.. Mays, of the lower gas works.
is Quite III at her homo on state street.
Miss Florence Weiiner. daughter 3 ter Of Mr.
s. Richmond Fire Department. has re-
covered from q recent spell OF illness
and Is able to be out ,,,a., e.,
eieties OF tho Tour.Mlle- Greek BAPTIST
= Church, Henrico county. are contemplat-
ing big musical entertainment aud snp.
per al the church next "Wednesday night.
tional Cemetery, will leave for Sparks
burg Md, Thursday to accept his new
charge at the Antei.am Cemetery near
tam Cemetery, Will take charge Of tho
National Cemetery here. -,
The pulpit Of the Apostolic Church will
le ed BY the pahs,9hr the Rsv JdGnn
Mr.. DauEherty's sermon viii be. How
g Succeed IN LIFE and DIT At night the sub
In the Hands Of God.
The Denny street Methodist sunday
West Point, Tuesday. July 10. az. !.
Mrs. E. Heath was quite badly bitten
by vicious dog Thursday afternoon.
The dog was not mad and no bad results
James o'Gonnor. OF West Point. VA,
has returned home after pieass am S's'e
10 Friends and relatives ~ fuito ~, =, "a
from Pennsylvania AFTER a two weeks
stay with relatives. Mr.. Crates left his
children there.
Mrs. Wright. of Denny Street. who has
been III for some time. IS now considered
to be In a most critical condition,
Mrs. Robert biackay and her little son.
James, hive returned TO their home IN
West Point. Va, after a very pleasant
visit to Mis-. Margaret Gogan. Of Louisl-
ana Street 5f
Property along the river bank on Lester
Street, which is now regarded as OF no
lis flooding whenever there is freshet
in the river. will probably become more
useful In the future II the arranEemeaaitSi
IL In are carried out. The arrangement Is
10 have the sand which is being taken
from the bed OF the river conveyed 70
this low land and deposited there. inns
will be done by the new city dredEe tui-
ton" The sand Will be conveyed through
pipes from the rivers bed several nun
dred feet. When this is accomplished the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29

Ing friends at Glen Allen. Va, has re-
turned home. s@
a MI. Andrew Mcdowell and daughter,
LYDIA, of Portsmouth. Va, who have been
visiting relatives here, have returned
home.
Mrs. Frank Sherman ana Miss Grace.
of Roanoke. Va. are visiting relatives
Miss Noldie Glenn has returned from
a visit to her parents in Amelia county:
Miss Ethel Uzzle, of Twenty-second
Street, is visiting relatives in Hanover
Miss May Harris entertained quite
number OF her young friends at her home
n few evenings ago. The evening was
pnses pap n sna 9 Wese
served during the evening and the merrl-
mont was continued to tho wee sma'
hours OF the morning"
Quite an exciting runaway occurred
on Twcntysecond Street Thursday, IN
ished. but the horse escaped unliurt. The
owner of the turnout Is unknown.
MI. Henry Miller is thought to be in
extremis, and his demise Is expected at
Mr.. ana Mrs: J. s IIankins, who have
bury. Va. have returned home:
Misses Lorine and Lovey Whtlock: OF
grandmother, Mrs. N. A. Jelie. this week.
Mi. Sickle. of Atlanta, Ga. Is visit
Ing his brother MT, WIiiinIl SICKLE ~
expects to move his family here and Will
engage In business with his brother It
2nl Venable Street, in the near future.
John Gill visited his mother. Mrs. Mary
T. Woodfin. this week.
vii lie lsowcry. o. RoXbury. IS visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. n, a. tJellie.
Miss Ruby Goddln has returned home
FRI n VISIT to rela ives at lI!ko. Va
Miss J.. II. Bowery, Of Charles City
county, was the guest of w. nj. Jones
this week.
Mrs. Robert Rose, of IIenrco county.
has returned home after visiting rela-
tves here this week.
Mrs. r. Walter Beadles and children
have returned from a pleasant visit to
relatives In the country.
Oscar Rhodes. who has been quite III,
Miss Nisie Williamson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Harry Hall, has
returned home.
Miss Gertrude Decker OF Fairmount
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SEVEN PINES.

Mr.. Charles b. Reid a popular young
business man, now OF Newport News,
made a visit to his home and friends
here the past week
Tho health OF Colonel b. Fl, Osbonrne,
superintendent Of the National Cemetery
here, is somewhat improved.
Much interest was manifested here on
Sunday afternoon last. when eleven car
riages were drawn up to the entrance OF
the cemetery, having brought, members
sion, their GRAND being to locate their
New York dead for the purpose OF tit
tingly marking same In the near future.
Captain Sam n. West says no never
felt SO Young and happy as he did yestcr-
duy ana he looked it every Inch.
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for tho reunion from this place were
NJ. John w. yYarrinner, Mr.. E. L. Nfil1s.
John x. RUSSELL Mr.. Dick Warrinner.
and Miss Leila Warrnner. daughter OF
Mr. John Warrinner
Mr.. Eu Furmnn, of Elko, gave q dance
Monday night for the young people OF the
neighborhood. and there were many pres
ent.
have come on visit to their friend. Mrs.
Jane A Potter.
Mrs. Edward Hayre and son. Osbourne.
visited Mrs. Hayres parents at their
home at Seven Pines on Thursday.
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Casey, at the Bat.

At Pawtucket, r. l.. the other day. an
amateur game of base ball was the means
of stopping the big mills Of the Slater
Cotton Company and throwing several
hundred hands into idleness for the re-
mainder of the day.
The power Is transmitted between the
two mills by means OF n large rope cable.
and batted ball was thrown upon the
cable and drawn into the pulley. This
caused some Of the strands OF the cable
to part shutting off the power.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29

vile, Va. is on a visit to her sister. Mrs.
Jno. Ruffner,. who occupies apartments
at "Bellevlew."
The county schools closed to-day and
Tomorrow Miss Lille Larson, teacher
Of the Highland Springs School. will take
the pupils on a picnic to the beautitull
glade known as truckers Spring,
where in wood and dell the children can
spend very happy day.
Miss Annie Gooison. of Southampton
county, was a guest OF honor at a
luncheon party gwen in her honor in
Richmond, and a theatre party given the
same evening at the Academy. She Is
a visitor Mt "Lynnhurst. the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Roope. 9