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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-28

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 Flour firm.
 Wheat-No. spring, S7QSsc; No. 3, S0Q Sic; No. 2 red, S4A@S5A. ? Corn-No. 2, 521zc; No. 2 yellow. 54lzc.
 Oats-No. 2, 27%c; No. white 2S%qS0c; No. white, 27ZQ29c.
 Rye-No. 2, 70d71c.
 Barley-Oood feeding. ss51h37c; fair to choice maltinE. A04sc.
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Total sales for the 300 shares
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
.D|ED. FROM RIFLE SHOT
FIRED by ]. I. COMPANION.
Desperate Negro Who Escaped
From Craill-gang Shot and
Dies From Wound.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.,

88 DANVlLLE, VA. Dec. 27.-Thomas J.
Kelly, a boy OF about sixteen years OF
age, and the son Of Mrs. s. NJ Kelly,
died Tonight at the General Hospital,
rs the result Of being shot by a % cali
bre rifle yesterday afternoon In the
hands Of Frank Brightwell. boy about
the same age. Both OF the boys were
armed with rifles. and were out hunting
on the Suburbs Of the city. They bega n
projecting with the weapons In very
careless manner, resulting In the fatal
wounding OF young Kelly. Tho bullet
entered his forehead and the victim
never regained consciousness.
Brightwell was arrested. but later re-
leased. pending nm Investigation before
the Mayor Tomorrow.
Charles Brown. a desperate negro char
acter. and who several days ago escaped
the city chaingang. died to-day as the
result Of gunshot wound inflicted last
Friday night by John Keen. also colored.
Brown had about four months to serve
on the chaingang, and since his escape.
has been eyading the officers His
slayer was arrested to-day, but claims
that the shooting was accidental It is
alleged that after tho shooting Keen
secured medical attention for the victim,
and has been keeping him In conceal
ment. t#tF 2435t G&s 1sE& $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Observation-Disclosures.
Daughter Of South Carolina Wed
dedin Roanoke 70 Attorney.

ROANOKE, VA, December 27,-Mr.
Mercer Hartman, q prominest young law
Yer ana Miss Georglunna Middleton, or
Charleston, s. c.. were married IN the
chapel Of the college at high noon TO-
day, Rev. Nj. II. Milton officiating. The
chanel was beautifully decorated IN green
and pink, and the couple stood under q
marriage bell of smilax and pink roses.
The bride entered with her brother,
Ralph lizard Middleton, Jr., Of New YORK.
Her sister, Miss Mary Middleton, was
maid of honor, aud DIR. Ben Moomaw
hest man. The bride wore q travelling
costume Of gray cloth and carried Bride
roses. The maid Of honor wore white
.broadcloth, and carried American Beauty
roses.
About one hundred college girls, attired
In white, and n few invited guests, Wit
messed the ceremony, which was one OF
tho most brilliant In Roanoke for u long
time.
The bride comes Of distinguished South
ern ancestry, ono of her ancestors being
u sgner OF the Declaration OF lndepen-
denee She came TO Virginia College as
u student and made her home there,
where her sister Is a member of the fac
ulty. After an Informal reception, Mr..
and Mrs. Hartman left for Washington,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
.DOUBL TRAGEDY
ON BORDER |: ]. |. |. .E||:..R| line
Armed Allies Gather and a
Pitched Battle is EN-
pected.
(By Associated Press.)

BRISTOL, VA, Dec. GA double
tragedy was enacted Christmas evening at
Bertha, Tenn, near the Virginia-Tennes-
see line resulting III the instant death Of
Roscoe Nichols and the fatal wounding or
Silas Greene, which has given rise TO a
condition in that section bordering on Il
state OF war. A dispatch tonight says
there are one hundred armed men in the
mountains near the scene OF the tragedy
following leaders from among tho friends
of the dead and wounded men,, and that
the day both factions have been gathering
arms and ammunition.
On the border limo of the two States
there is a dstillery operated by William
Greene. Colonel Greene, the proprietor
and once the most influential citizen Of
East Tennessee, having been placed III,
Jail In Sneedsville for violating the reve-
nue. laws. had left his son, Silas Greene.
in charge Of the place. On Monday eve
ming a5band Of men came to the distillery,
shooting and swearing that they We're
hunting blood. One enterex the home OF
Greene, and his oaths could be heard
at the neishboring houses. Silas Greene.
the son Of the proprietor. requested him
to refrain from using such epithets In the
home. AS soon as Greene made this re-
quest Roscoe Nichols drew his rev Oliver,
and. with an oath, fired upon Greene,
woundng him in the abdomen. Greene
drew his revolver and shot Nichols
through the heart,
In the excitement Greene escaped to
a nelghborng house, where lie now lies
In Il dying condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
ELEGANT: Fl, HOME WEDDING
Miss Lena Overton snead Bride
OF Arthur Percy Thomas.

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~ ma MILLS. VA, Dec. 27.-One OF the
prettlest home marriages Of the Christmas
season was celebrated here to-day ut 1880
oLcioe , when Miss Lena overton snead,
the daughter of Mr.. Chapman P. Snead
and the late Fannie B. Hutchinson Snead
or this PLACE. became the bride OF Mr.
Arthur Percy Thomas. of Fluvanna coun-
". The ceremony was witnessed only by
the Immediate connection OF the contract
Ing parties on account of mourning in
the BRIDES family.
The bride entered with her brother
Thomas B. snead, OF Richmond, and was
becom!ngly attired in white, null prin-
cess gown with long tullcEveil, and car
ried Brides roses. Miss Ada Virgil Snead.
sister Of the bride and maid OF honor
wore a white null gown, trimmed in ruff
files Of footing, and carried white carna-
tions. Mr.. Archer Thomas. OF Richmond
was his. brothers best man. Miss Re-
becca Hutchinson. Of Richmond. rendered
the wedding march from Lohengrin, and
played sofetly through the ceremony.
Rev. II. A. Willis, of the Baptist Church,
performed the ceremony. after which 4
wedding breakfas st was served. The floors
OF the parlors and halls was covered with
crash
Tho bride Is one Of King Williams most
attractive and cultured young ladies'.
Those present from a. distance We're MT.
and Mrs w. T.. Hutchinson Mr.. and Mrs.
M. l.. Hutchinson, Misses Helen Thomas,
Annie Mcintosh and Mr.. Broaddus Snead,
OF Richmond; Mr.. Julian snead, ]; w.
immbin. Va; Miss Osalla Anderson, OF
Caroline county, and Miss Willie snead.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas will be at home
fter January list Mt "Holmhead, flu.
wanna county, VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Wells announced that the league will
organization on january 18TH
in Il meeting that will likely be held at
petersburg,
AID RUSSIAN JEWS.
Partners in Confectionery Store
Mysteriously Disappear.
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XXI (spccial to The Times Dspatch.)
FREDERICKsB VA, December
27.-rhc Baptists of this city, acting upon
n suggestion Of their pastor, Rev. r. A.
Will,ams. have raised the sum Of $40 by
voluntary contributions for the destitute
Jews Of Russia. Tho money was turned
ever 10 tho Jewish citizens here, to be
forWardcfI
H. Louis STRAITS and John Colons, who
conducted a confectionery stdrc here.
having purchased the business last fall
from John Liber and giving deed OF
trust on stock for $500, have disappeared
from here under mysterious circum-
stances. Each bought supply Of cloth
ing from two different merchants here.
Just prior 10 leaving. promising TO pay
the following day. The $500 note will be
due in few days. Judge j. r. Goolrick,
trustee, has taken charge Of the store. Il
Z Mrs. 3. II. Toombs, of this city, in
attempting to step over a crossing hero
while on her way home Monday night,
fell heavily and sustained fracture Of
the ankle.
Judge T. r.. B. Wright will hold spe-
cial term of Circuit Court OF spotsyl-
vania county for Judge J. E. Mason on
January I'D, at which time the case Of
James T. Overton. who is charged with
the murder OF his stcpson. William Car
ter, will be tried.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day afternoon at Stafford Courthouse to
p. T. George, OF 1rvington, Va. and Miss
Ella Raines. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Raines, OF GarrIsonvllle Stafford
county. }sis & 4l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Peyton-Ballenger.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, December ga
pretty home wedding took place this even
Ing at o'clock at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Washington Ballenger,
Mount ,1leasant' YIN Fnraax county.
near this city, when their daughter, MISS
bride Of Mr.. Philip Barbour Peyton. Of
this city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. U. p. Dtump, of the M. e.
Church. South. Miss jamie Balenger
sister OF the bride. was maid OF honor.
and the bridesmaids were Miss ETA Rich
artlson, Of Fairfax, and Miss Lucle Luck
cit, Of this city. Mr. Warren, L. Rohr,
Of Chattanooga. vTenn., acted as best
& II. L,,ckett and James r. Peyton, this
city. Following the ceremony recep-
.ytion was held. and later In the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton left for a. wedding
tour. They will reside in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
CHRISTMAS FOX HUNT,
a Hot Chase With Big Pack in
New Kent.
(snecIa1 to The Tlmcs-Dispatch)

(SDcClal W - nc = 'HS" AD'e'N,NS''''
ROXBURY, VA, December 27.--One Of
the most exciting fox chases In New
Kent for some time took place Christ
mas day. when Mr. Lee Jenk 1soze and
his brother loo Roze of Highland
Springs, with thrty-six hounds; Willie
and George Elyson, Of Quinton; ", H..
Graves, of Seven Pines. with ffty-fonr
dogs, as if,ne as can be found in virginia.
The day was an ideal sone--cool, clear and
calm. After leaving Dispatch Station
Mr., Joe Eoze's pet, Little Ruby struck
a hot trail. and was soon followed by
her companions Storm and Fleet. They
soon had old Reynard on his feet, and
without hitch&ffor forty minutes the
sweetest music in all the world rolled
oyer the hills from the red mouths OF
forty hounds. which, mingled with tn"
shouts of many happy riders, could be
heard for many miles out on the soft
morning breeze,
The old fox. being holly pursued used.
every trick known to his kind 70 oludel
Its pursuers. but alas, poor Reynnrd with
brush down, tongue protrudng and all
heart gone, headed for a hog lot and
sought protection among the hegs, Here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
PETERSBURG ELKS
ARE CHARITABLE
Ask for Privilege Of Furnishing
Room at the Orphans
Home.
INSTALL Ms = ], THE DANvILLE AE e ;
People Representing Four Cen
crations Eat Christmas DIM
ncr at Same Table.
INSTALL THE DANvILLE AERIE

Especial to Tho Times spatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 27.--Peters-
burg Lodge OF Dlks has asked of the
manager Of the Methodist Female Orphan
Asylum the privilege OF furnishing room,
at the orphanage, on Sycamore Street
I This Is only one of many deeds of charity
of which the local lodge is renowned.
INSTALL DANy1LLE AER1E.
Mr.. C. G. Peasants, State deputy grand
president for Virginia, Fraternal Order
of Eagles, left this morning for Danvile,
where tonight no installed the officers
OF tho aerie recently organized in that
city. Ho was accompanied by Messrs. G.
r. Walsh, chaplain, and Y. l.. Weddel,
inside guard. Of Petersburg. Aeric, who
assisted in the installation. "
FOUR GENERATIONS DINE. 3,s5Ss
Persons representing four generations
and members of the same family dined
Sunday last at the home OF Mr.. George
n. Hawkins. No. 42e West High Street.
| They were Mrs. Mary Dande Gagged 81
years. and her daughter, Mrs. George N.
Hawkins; Mrs. Hawkins son. Mr.. David
W. Hawkins. with his wife and their lit
tie son, Archie W. Hawkins.
AN ENJOYABLE SOCIAL
An enjoyable social was given Tuesday
night at the home OF Mr.. ]. r. Lodge, in
Ettrlck Chesterfield county, in honor OF
| his daughter, Miss Mollic Lodge and
Miss Sue Browder. About twenty-five
guests We're present. The parlors were
/ beautifully decorated There was vocal
and instrumental music. games were in
dulged In and refreshments were served
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Moore.
! DRAG HUNT TO MORO
Tho Riverside Country Club Will give a
drag hunt tomorrow (Thursday) after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The course will be
very pretty one, including several rail
and ditch jumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harrington, Of
New York, are visiting Mrs. Harring-
ION 8 parents, Hon. and Mrs. w. r. Nc
henncy, on. Union Street. e
The Masonic fraternity Of Petersburg
o.night. celebrated the feast OF St. John
the Evangelist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
WEDDING ATWINcHEsTER
Hiss Elizabeth Baker Becomes the
Bride of@Indiana Man.
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(Spe cial to The %Times-DlS patch.)
WINCHESTER II VA.,. December a.
a beautiful wedding was solmenized at
seven O'Clock this evening at Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. Winchester,
when Miss Elizabeth Shields Baker.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker,
of Winchester, became the bride or Ut.
Thomas NJ. Jones, Of Anderson, Ind. Rev.
John sadler, rector of the Church Of Our
Savious, Baltimore, and Rev. w lluam -.
Smith, rector Of Christ Church, ofttctated.
The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father. by whom she was
given away. She was preceded by the
maid or honor her sister, Miss Martha s..
Baker, and ut the chancelS was met W
the groom and his best man, DR.. arthur
Ein1ball. Of Washington, D. c. me ne
bridesmaids were Misses Nellie Jones, Sis
ter Of the groom, Frances Peyton Page,
Fortia Baker and Edith Brown. OF Win
chester: Mosell Sewers OF Clarke, couM my !,
and Mary Baker, of Annapolis. Md The
Eroomsnen were DIR. NIelsenhelder, pr
Washington. D. q; Philip stern, OF Bal
tinlore: DR.. Simpson, of 5N1organtoWn,.5 w.
va. Dr.. Lee Hunt, of Anderson, .lndf;
Charles Campbell. OF Cambridge, Mass,
and Louis T. Baker, the brother OF the
bride. !, u.
and Later the couple left for Washington.
baltimore and New York on their we'd
ding trip. They will live at Anderson. Ind.
Tho bride is the daughter Of Leading
business man OF Winchester and IS pop.
,,lar socially, having been much ADMIRED
in Baltimore. washington and Annapoils'
Md 49,
DR., Jones Is a well known young pts >
.ic;an"of Anderson and is n graduate OF
the Johns Hopkins University. BALTIMORE,
and Of the University Of Heidelberg, Ger
many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
THE 5N|E ETBR|AR
PEOPLE !. confident [ INF: |
Satisfied Dr. Mcbride illLeavd
Blacksburg and Coma to 8
Them. sf n
DEC ). I i EARLY Il: in THE SPRING
Trustees Of Institution Have H az
Assurances From ]Prcsby;- 5s.
terian Board.
DEC IDEs EARLY in THE SPRING
Trustees Of Institution Have Had
to The TImes-Dlspatch.o


AMHERST, VA. December 27.-How.&
ever much doubt may exist in the minds
of othcr people as to what DR.. J. N, "
Mcbride is going to do, one thing is
certain. and that is that those in closest
touch with the sweetbrinr board Of dis
,rcc1ors are confident that he Is coming
to Sweetbrlar In their minds there is no
doubt whatever about the matter. n s ssSs
a person III position to know. stated
to-day hat DR.. Mcbride was not yet Il
ready to make public his decision to res
sign at Blacksburg and accept the press
5idency OF Sweotbriar Institute. but that Y
this decision would BE made public early
In the spring. An effort was made to-
get an, authoritative statement from hiss
son, Dr. j.. NJ. Mcbride who, at present.
is acting dean OF Sweetbriar, but he was
aout Of the county. and your cores
pendent was unable to reach him. KIT s58ff
DR.. Mcbride is chairman of the board :
OF directors of sWeetbriar Institute, and
ever since the foundation Of this &instt-S
tute he has manifested aSlively interest
in It's management. III fact for all prac-&
teal purposes he is now Tic real head
of the Institute Fl o has charge hi o ALL
the work that is being done there, and
as chairman OF the board Of directors 5isa
at present the real head Of the Institute
Though he spends little Of his time here,s
IL is said that he now draws a salary
Of 50 500 for the services which hes us ren-
Gerng tho institutions, and 1t MAY be-
stated MS n fact that the trustees Of the53
institute have had assurances from him
that he will become the president Of the
institute when they are ready ~ to fill
that Office 5 ~ s} W %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
BoWers-Monroe.

Quite Il protty but quiet marriage took
4 OF No. 1891. Twenty second Street, Christ
mas Day Mt $3.50 o'clock, when Miss Nellie
Il. Monroe became the bride OF Mr.. w,
j Bowers, Both the young people are
from East Radrord, but came here to
be married in the home of the Ernom's5
sister, Mrs. j. s. Bryant.
lady and was hecomngly attired in ma &
pearl gray tailored suit. with white hat;
Rev; r, b.. Scott, pastor OF Paramount
Methodist Church. otticlated There were.
no attendants 6 * 5sSs3
After the ceremony an elegant dinner
was served. Those who. Witnessed the
ceremony We're Mr.. and Mrs. j, S, Bryant,
Mrs, Arthur Griffin .dr. and Mrs, James.
Harden, and Miss Martha Bowers. III
Mr.. and Mrs Bowers will make thL.r;
future home in East Radford for which
place they left later in the evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
. Busy Postoffice

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
& NORFOLK, VA, December 27.-Ohl-
Gals or the Norfolk postofficc said to-day
that the business of the local office for
the last week has been Just double what
1t was the same week a year ago Every
department in the Office has been rushed
and the additional force OF clerks and
carriers which was placed on duty last
week is still hard at work getting out
the delayed mail. Postmaster Nichols
yesterday telegraphed to Washington for
permission to extend the extra wagon
service here two more days, and this re-
quest was granted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Hoo:k-Adans.
enanial q n,hn trlnaes. Dis na.tch.l

Especial to The -DispatchD
y WINCHESTER. VA, December 27-One
Of tho PROTEST marriages o Ahe sea-
son In Frederick county took place att1
Miss Leila, dnughterHof Mr.$and Mrs. 4.
z Adams, became the bride Of Mr.. Ed.
gar Hook The officiating minister was
Rev C. w Mark, assisted by Rev. W. y.
8NIcCurdy. qs
Miss Zepha Anderson, OF Winchester,
aunt Of the bride, was bridesmaid, and
the grooms bEst man was MIR. George
Simpson.
M Mr.. Hook is 4 wealthy mill-owner and
farmer OF rrpne, this county. His bride IS
a Schnrming and popular girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Pittsylvania Marriage.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
b CHATHAM VA. December 27-Thirty.
five marriages were celebrated In Pitts
sylvania county Wednesday. Of which the
following were celebrated In Chatham,
Miss Alberta Eanes and Adolphus W.
Gouldln, In Il. ]. Patterson's store, Rev.;
r. e. Il, Aylor officiating; Miss Jennie
Eanes and w. A. Rowland: Miss Beth
ene Eanes and n. S. Brooks. In Hotel
Central, Rev. Whitmore officiatlng; Miss
Cnllie Low and Ernest M. Shelton, IT
Rev. Aylor's residence: Miss Carrie Holt
and John Russell Foster, of Greenup!
county, Ky, at Hill Grove, Rev. Barr
of Chathnm Officla ting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Marsllall-Hearn.

Especial to The ,rimes-Dlspatch,)
ROWLING GREEN, VA, December
g.-Mr. james Glassell Marshall and
Miss Marian ". Tearn We're married to-
day at zoar Baptist Church In Caroline
county, by Rev, James Long. The church
WAS tastefully decorated with ever
green's
Vaughan, with Miss Clnric eCarter. Mr..
Thomas IIearn with Miss Gnsles Head, Of
Albemarle county; Mr.. Ashton Carter
With Miss Lucy Kay. iy6
Mr.. Talnlage Edwards and Mr.. Aubrey
Gibbs acted as ushers.
Then came tho bride on the arm OF
her sister, MIS-, Nellie Iiearn, who was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
WEDDING BELLS
IN OLD VIRGINIA
Elegant Tablcaux Ceremony in
Old St. Georges Church
III Accomac.
MISS EMMA READ THE BRIDE.
or Prof. w. L. Dickinson, Of the
West Virginia Uni
versity.
MISS EMMA READ THE BRIDE
Special 10 The Ttmes-Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Tines Dispatch.)
| PUNGOTEAGUE, ACCON1AC CO.,
VA. December 21.-Onc Of the most bril-
liant church weddings Of tho holiday
season was celebrated here yesterday In
old ST. Georges Episcopal Church.
The contracting parties were Miss
Emma Lynne Read, the only daughter OF
Captain Alma j. Read, and Professor w.
y. Dickinson of West Virginia Univer-
sity.
Tho hour was 1890 o'clock, and the
large assemblage.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Wilbur Bell, rector Of the church The
old church presented a handsome scene,
being prettily decorated with cvergreens
and holly.
The bride entered the church with her
brother. Mr.. Maynard r. Read, and was
beautifully attred In cream crepe de
5chinc point lace. vGil and orange blos-
SONS, and carried q white ptayer-book
and showers Of lily Of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss A., Virginia
Ames, Wore pale blue crepe do chine and
carried pink carnations. Mr.. Henry E.
Lee, Of Nottoway county, acted as best
man. Y
The wedding march was softly rendered
by Miss Lucy Gcllam, Of Pungoteaguc,
Va.
The bridesmaids were Misses Louise
Dickinson. Of Woman's College. Rich
lnond; Essic Evans, Cleve Martin, and
Edna Read, who were attired in white
silk, and carried wreaths Of holly with
chiffon bows
Miss Eugcnia Taylor. in white wolfe,
was ring bearer.
The ushers were Messrs. IT. e. Wes-
colt, c. c. Walker, S. James burlington,
and DR.. s. S. Keam.
After the wedding the bridal party
was rendered reception at the Ames
home. and d nice luncheon was served.
Many handsome presents were re-
ceiveu, which attested the popularity
Of the happy couple.
Miss Read is one OF the most accom-
plished young women on the Eastern
Shore, and Professor Dickinson is a Pro- Z
fessor Of Electrical Engineering at West
Virginia University
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson lcft&for Old
Point OF, the 1885 train, and will there
take a North bound steamer for an ex-
tended tour Returning about January
4th, they will make their future home
in Morgantown, w. Va.
(
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
ODD-FELLOWS FEAST.
Supper Fit for the Gods Spread
for Them in Roanoke.
.(SpecIal to The Times-pispatch. !

Is ROANOKE, VA, December 27.-The
lodge OF Odd Fellows in this place, which
is n large and lourishing order, number
ing nifty or sixty MEMBERS gave their
annual banquet at Hotel Rocky Mount
tonight. Covers were laid for one hun
dred, including members and friends OF
members who were present by invitation
1T was a large and brilliant assenDlage
representing the elite OF the town. 1rrsaid-
ends and 1natrons. young. middle aged
and those with silver tilrends among the
gold Supper was served at $50 In the
large dining hall of Hotel Rocky Mount.
The social features OF the evening We're
greatly enjoyed by all present. The COM
mittee on arrangements. to which the
due. were Iessrs. n. B. Hutcherson. r.
II. Garrett, T. ". Caper, DR.. T.. S. Cahill
and Walter st. Clair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Sn1ith--Eaton.

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BRISTOL, TENN. December 27.-Aldss
Elizabeth Eaton, the accomplished daugh-
ter Of Captain and Mrs. A. 3. Eaton,
was married to MI. Frank n. Smith, OF
Charleston, w. Va, at the home of the
brides parents, in Bristol, at noon TO-!
day. Rev. J.. G. Orr, Of " State Street
Methodist Church, offciated, The bride
lis a niece Of General Rufus 4. Ayers,
former Attorney General OF Virginia.
The groom is a young business man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
@Wright--...Brcnt.
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Especial to The Tlmes-ULspatch.J lT737
4 AMHiIRST, Ma, December i.--Centen-
.ry Church, in Nelson county, Was the
cnneS 81 "a pretty wedding ln-daN When
Mr. Stanhope Wright, Of R.lena Vista
was married to Miss Mabel Brent. eldest
daughter Of MI. j. r. Brcnt,$a prominent
citizen OF that county. The wedding cere-a
5mony was performed by Rev. j L. -.
Martin, Of the Methodist Church Gle
bride was handsomely aTsied ~ = dress
OF blu s5&Drnri,lnlli. l.nn.l'hte.y after
the marriage they loft overtime Southern
Railway for their future home N l'lella
Vista. fls