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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
SELLING LIQUORS.
Portland Sheriff Declares War on Pri
vate Rum Traffic.

Portland, Me-, March 20. In retalia.
tion for the passage Of the State Com
mission Enforcement law, Sheriff Pen
nell began yesterday wholesale seiz.
ure Of liquors consigned to individuals
in charge Of local express companies
Big seizures were made at the Boston
s. Maine and Boston Steamboat freight
sheds. The sheriff intends to confiscate
all liquors, even though he believes
them intended for private consumption,
He win label them and compel the con
signees to wait nine days until the Ia.
bells expire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
Iules Yerna NJ

Eans March %. a dispatch from
amins confirms the report HAT Jules
Aetls y critically iii. He continued
Htillng until recently, when he was
e3lgga 70 suspend all literary work and
III quties as municipal corporation
,iellper. Verne occupies The same room
y winch he wrote lis extraordinary sto-
res OF voyages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
FOR CANAL CHANGE.
Taft Proposes to Reorganize the Com
mission.

Washington, March % letter
to the President, Secretary Of War TAFT
recommends a complete Encouragement
of the Isthmian Canal Commission and
a change in the personnel of the com.
mission.
Secretary Taft informed the Presi-
dent ia this letter Of his intention to
submit a definite plan OF organization
OF the commission. 1t will probably ad-
yocate that the work be placed in charge
Of one man, or possibly three. This,
the letter says, will be done to prevent
any further delays.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
GRANITEVILLE.

Prof. Corliss will give a grand concert
and dramatic entertainment III the Sol.
ID Rock chapel Friday evening" March
"a. This concert promises to BE- one
Of the best given here this season. Don't
Miss treat rarely seen here. A box
supper viii be held at tie close and Ia.
dies bringing boxes will be admitted
tree Admission 20 and 10 cents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
MAY GIVE HIM UP.
Opinion on Appleyard Case by Atty.
Gen. Parker.

Boston, March "a. Atty.-Gen, Parker,
before whom took place some days ago
a hearing in the case Of Arthur E. Ap-
pleyard, who is wanted by the Buffalo
authorities on a criminal charge, has
rendered his decision to Coy Douglas
1t il I'd the effect that there appears
to be no reason why the reqnisition Of
Appleyard should not be granted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
Emotion stona ]

me- lne tenih bar Of chopins .Fnnarol
!. narcn had been reached at a conco /,
bimsaig s .''Es when the pianist found
bors n fhs ine other mem.
anit 1he pi-
.ana le room,
closed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22

beefbohm says Of the Anstrailoa
wheat crop IF l9O4-o5 that total cron /
N the commonwealth 81 ~ ooo wv, noo 4
ou s,,'s = : considered to be certain
against 100000 bushels last year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
Colds Lead to Pneumonia.

laxative Brono Quinine, the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause.
Call for the full name and look for sigma
ure Of j. w. Grove. Csc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
ARREST SCHOOLGIRLS.
Warsaw Police Take 1913 Lads Fol
Picketing Building

Warsaw, Russian Poland, March %.
One hundred and twenty-eight strik-
ing sehoolboys were arrested here in
the course Of the morning for picketing
school buildings and preventing other
boys from entering.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22

women. and they offer to every one in
Barre health and strength ii they will
bit try Ninol on their guarantee Be
cause Vinol contains the active curative
principles of cod liver oil actually Ia
ken from fresh Gods liyers, it works in
harmony with nature, males rich, rcd
blood and strengthens III natural man
ner every muscle, nerve and organ in
the body. It is the greatest vitalizer
and strength creator known to medicine.
It gives new life end strength IN The
aged; It cures stomach troubles, hard
colds, hanging-on coughs, restores lost
appetites, and gives strength to the con
valescent.
Il IL fails To give satisfaction Rick
ert & Wells agree to cheerfully refund
the purchase money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22

Z itehing, Blind bleeding on Protrudug
,hes. Your druggist will refund money
FAAu OINTMENT fails 10 cure you
4 % II DAYS. Fifty cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
PROGRESS OF BEEF TRUST CASE.
Five More Jurors Secured in Chica-
20.

Chicago, March 22.--Five additional
jurors were secured yesterday in Judge.
Humphreys Court on the special FEEDER
al grand Jury which is to hear evidence
against the alleged Beef Trust. Sum
monses for enough men to complete the
jury were placed in the hands Of dep
uty sheriffs to serve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
DO Not want =. nj. 3. 4. At the For

~ Afpt " aAL 4 AAs ~ IA az luE q uAt'
r. S. Morrison, state secretary Of the
Y. NJ. G. A., and T. G. Tichenor, secreta-
ny OF the army and navy branch of the
association, visited Colonel Wallace at
Fort Ethan Allen Saturday morning
and informed him that they were ready
to proceed with the establishment of
the branch at the fort with d secretary
the branch to be opened as soon as the
secretary was secured, about MAY /.
These men have been in some of the
cities Of the state raising the necessary
money.
The establishment of the branch at
Fort Ethan Allen, according to these
men, was first suggested by soldiers at
the fort. Acting on this suggestion and
the order which was issued some time
ago by the war department that post
commanders might set aside quarters,
If available, for the Y. NJ G. A., the
association began to formulate plans
for the branch. Colonel Wallace does
not desire the establishment OF the
branch but says, regarding the Y. M.
G. A. obtaining subscriptions for the
establishment of a branch at the fort,
that he does not think the post needs
any assistance in this matter, as every
thing il in good running order. He
says the men are we'll provided with
amusements and he does not see what
the X. Nj. g, A. can do there
The representatives of the X. I. C
A. admit that the men are well cared
for but their idea is to build up plans
that are weak and prepare for time
when some other officers may not pro-
vide 50 much in the way Of entertain
ment for the men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
RUSSIAN SECURITIES HIT.
Imperial Fours at 81, Lowest Poin
Since the War Began.

st. Petersburg, March 22.--Imperial
As yesterday touched 81 on the st.
Petersburg Bourse, the lowest point
since The beginning Of the war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
LEE DISTRICT

Master Turpn Phillips Is spending
como time In the home Of Mr.. ". IL.
Baker. at Woodla wn. In Cumberland coun-
~ About the fifth Of August afrs. Ficm-
ing II. Phillips and little Nellie expect
to 80 up there for II Two weeks stay
Mrs. Dawson L. Watkins. Of No. Z2f6
Park Avenue. left Monday for SottnWnyl
county where she viii remain for u
month as The guest Of MISS Pearl Dunna-
want
SIR, g. w. Fountain has ssturued 10
his home at Rocky Mount, after having
spent several DAYS In me mons oi Mr
John Lev Digs. at No. sO5 horih sycar
more Street
Miss Mary Arthur Digs left Saturday
cousin. Mrs. y. y, Gravatt, al Orange
Mrs. q. II. pogge'r expects 70 spend
the month Of August with her sister,
AiHs KATE Anderson AT tiIGir old home
ia Essex county
Mrs, Roberr, Leftwich and daugh'er.
onrOtby, NJ No, 20I Sorih hynhm9rs
street are spending some ll'Hs ~
| WaynrsboIo, Va,
Master joe Cay re,prped "a his bpne
| n, ROXY acHni, saturday aitHr hsylHk
| spcn, a month in the home % Nf, Joht
| Leti i5isSe On sDitb sycamore stree,
| Misses Mary Is and Susie ~ Efant
| hay. retained home from a no weeks
Ylsit 70 tbelr aunt. Mrn. Joseph Turner,
| IN lienrico county
| MIS-, Charles A. Phillips and jii,Ie
| daughter. Of No 20lS PARK Avenue, and
MiS-a< VhEie aha AaS.in Lfs, Hlalf. n
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i large catch and ali enjoyed themselves

a large catch and all enjoyed themselves
Mrs. ", Loftwlch continues to improve
ut her home OIL North sixth street h 1'l
mn illness Of the past few weeks.
Little Rivers Goedall Is able to De o ~
after being confined to the ho'lse fof
4 Mr., Harry larry; Nicely will leave i, r few J,
days to visit his mother ana iather a. a.
Miss ratiye Christian Is s yislt INF, h Se
gonc for some time. ,o,t
Mrs. Robert Hntoft nnd chiatel oi -, /.
Inst week TO visit relatives In the couh :
Mr.. j. L. Griffin has returned 70 his
home after a pleasant trip to bu e. .
Mr., VIM. Bolten c9 cont. = tsoa 70 improve
Mrs. Florence Hnrton, of Tampa, fl ~;
ID exnected to visit her mother Mrs. w.
r. Bass, Of Bowling Green Road &
Mrs Henry Glenn. OF Wood, street, .
visiting her parents in Dlnwiddic county.
Nfrs.D. c. Mahancs Will leave for an
extended trip to her brother. Mr.. Chn aries
toodo. accompanied by her two little
daughters, Lizzie and Mabel
Mr.. A. S. Pierce has gone to Ports
mouth on d business trip.
n pleasant visit TO friends in Winniepock,
Va. where shc spent the past month.
tNIr. and Mrs. Richard Cook OF She .i,tst
Hill, nave EUhc
to Atlantic City While away they
willA visit friends and relatives In New
Jersey and friends in Baltimore, Nd.
Mr. Wm. Jenkins has returned to MS
home on Chelsea Hill after visiting rela :
tives in Hanover.
Nj. and Mrs f. ]. Gasser have re-
turned home after visiting friends on
Mcssrs. Harry and Pierce Mahnnes spent
Thursday with friends at BucKroe ana
CONAN View EtA.H. 5sfIH
Mrs. Jessie Beck. Of North Fifth Street.
visited friends on the Hill during the
past week. ~ a Y, ".
i Mr. Eddie Slaughter is slightly Inn
prvcd after being very much indlsposed
ut his home on Wood Street
Mr.. r. Emmett Slaughter, Of Chelsea
Hill. accompanied by his brother. OF
Petersburg. spent n week at Ocean5View
visiting friends
Mrs. I. Woodcock has returned to her
home on the Pike after visiting IN Rich-
mond during the past week.
Mr.. S. a. Mitchell has returned tn ms
home after short visit to Beach ParR.
Miss Marie Flood. of Cedar Street. mas
returned home after pleasant trip 70
tho sea shore.
Mrs Joe Denton had as her guests hrr
mother and father during the past Week
Miss Irene Basardi Is snendinE the
summer with her parents on CEDAR street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
CHATHAM SOCIAL
(specIal to The TImcs-DIspatch.) 4

Especial to The TImes-D lspatch.)
CHATHAM, VA, July 29,-Nftss Mamie
johnson entertained at whist Wednesday;
night. Eight tables were filled with en-
thusInstc players. filling the game Win
pleasure and vim from start to closing
several, and to decide the winner the deck
had to be resorted TO, In which MISS
Salle Darlington came out winner. MT.
r. I. Overbey fell heir TO the BOBBY
Serving OF cream and cakes closed the
evenings pleasure.
most delightful house party mas pccn
In progress for several days NJ the hos:
pitable home OF Mr.. j. l.. Singleton. Fey
tonsburg In honor of his. oldest dnugnitter.
and dancing are engaged In by the happy
party during the forenoon and night, While
tho afternoon IS consumed in refreshing
sllmbcr, This congenial party Is COM
nrsed Of Misses Mary Coleman. lncz
Singleton, and VIII Easley. OF iallfax
county, and Bessie Dobney, OF Chathnin'
Messrs.s Jones and I3arksdale. q DnnSille,
Wright and Glenn. OF South Bostoli:
Coles. Of Lola, and J. ~ hunt. r., 81
4 large party OF Chatnmltes. under.
supervision of Mr.. p. a. Jefferson. en-
joyed the Understand Odd Fellows ex :
cursion from Danv!lle to Norfolk thls
week, returning Thursday.
Frank r. Thonpson or Lest O, r., Manor eI
and Miss Nellie Thompson. OF Charlotte
Courthouse. were guests OF relatives TINS
week.
his little friends at a birthday, party:
Monday afternoon. q After pnrtaklnG OF
drawn''by four horses, enjoyed n drive
OF several miles In the country,
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LEXINGTON, VA.
Especial to The Tlmes-D Dispatch,

st5DcClul w l Hc 1'b'S'-'D'St"'S''l
LEXINGTON, VA, July 2o.-Hon. II.
st, George Tucker, dean OF the law faculty
Of George Washington University, Wash
ington, D.. c., is now al his summer home
In Lexington, occupied with the preparh-
ton Of his address as president OF tho
American Bar Association, which meets
at Narmgansctt Pier, August 23rd. Tho
address WILL conslst OF a review OF the
Legislation by Congress the past winter,
and also Of all the States and Terri
tories, including Hawaii and the Phil
Mrs. Anderson Whitmore, Of Kerr's
Creek, Roclkbridge county mas Issued
cards of invitation to the marriage OF
her daughter, Miss Jessie Evers, to Mr.
Elliott Read Booker. Of Farmylle Va.
The wedding will take PLACE "Wednesday
evening, August 9th. at 3 O'clock. ~ New
Monmouth Presbyterian Church, herr's
Creek
by Mrs, Margaret A. Deacon. Of North
Buffalo. Hockbrldge. county, for ne
marriage of her ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mar.
garet Rebecca Deacon, and MI. liarTy
Franklin McCorkle Of Asheville, y. Y.
Horeb Methodist Episcopal Chureh =
Oak Dale. Wednesday mornings August
9th, at $3.50 O'Clock.
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POLE GREEN.

The Farmers Relief Association VII
huld their annual picnic ut Newman 3
Wednesday, August. the 9th.
sydney 13oshcr, n well known farmer,
Tuesday, July71S.
I Eddie quicker, who lives near Aliens
Mill. has been Quite sick for some time
" MIR. and Mira rate OF Ncwmnn's. spent
sunday with their daughter Mrs Hcnry
Melton. IL. -. A.
Miss Louise. visited Mrs. Mary y. lallcy'
last Sunday. Z . ~,
visited his Uncle, at Alice
Mrs. Andrew Melton spent Tuesday III,
Richmond ~. !.
&Benycr Dam after n delightful visit 70
her parents at curl's Neck. 4.
Henry Roberts. of Richmond. Is now
visiting the Mcssrs. Verlander Mt - t ,
james Smith, OF Atlcc. recently visited
his sister, Mrs. w. G. Griffin.
Mr.. A. x. Babcr who Is In business
in powhatnn county, spent Sunday with
his family near Shady Grove.
Miss Gladys Madison has returned after
Il pleasant stay with her sister. Mrs.
Brill, In Barton Heights.
X Oscar Perrin. Of Atlee, was overcome
bv heat. July Is. ie45sHfg $500 sa 20 IE4{ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

The lawn party given on the. lawn at
.'Den Lomond. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Citerly, by the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the NJ. 2. Church; was decided sue
cess, both financially and socially
anti with Albert w Hubers and Frank
Kerr. officers OF the same, three popular
society men of Baltimore. were guests
of Miss Nina Cotton. and Misses Ruth
and Leila Atkinson, at "Lynnhurst, lne
Mr.. w. a Cairnes Is steadily improving,
which will be source OF pleasure 4, to
his many friends in the village lie
Is now in Bernardstown. Mass at the
home OF his wife's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Hubbard and
little son, John Boyce Hubbard. spcnt
Thursday at West Point. where they
had a most delightful day.
vantage of this delightful trip were Mr..
Harvey Atkinson and Miss Esther Coul-
Miss Ina Lou Kidd, accompanied by
her brother. Wayland visited In the VII
lage, on Monday last.
Miss Jennie Hudgins. of Rothsay Cot
tagc, left on Thursday for Chesterfield,
where she will spend some time at The
Ems" the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. K.
". Savage.
Misses Rosa and Mary Murano, Ella
Murano, OF Baltimore. and Ruth and Leila
Atkinson were visitors Of Miss Cotton.
during the week.
Mrs. lsobel Bilbic and Mrs. Miller we're
guests at Lynnhurst on Thursday.
Mrs Bovcc and children visited friends
on Beech Avenue during the past week
Winton the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| FL w. Alley. continues quite Ill at ivan
hoe Cottage, the home OF his parents.
Mrs. II. f. Thomson leaves for the
| home. Of her brother on Long Island
| Sound on Wednesday, August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Chilcott, Mr.. and Mrs.
lH. S. Vnal. Miss Nellie Vinal. Mrs.
Daniel Smith and Mr.. f. 8. Read made a
| pleasant trip to Forest Hin Park Thurs
day night
A party of capitalists In this section arc
about to purchase mountain containing
several hundred acres OF land for the
purpose OF forming camp colony &c
| spend Abe summer months out OF doors
! for health and recreation.
| MIR. Charles Hollis Is at home after
having travelled for several weeks In the
| interests OF his firm.
| Frank Hollis and little sister. Thelmn
have been quite sick, but arc Improving
under the treatment OF DR. g. 7. Collins
1 MIR. Hartley Spence, a popular yount
man of Richmond. Is spending the sum
mer at ''I'achelors Lodge" the guest o
| his friend. Mr.. Chris. Gcbhardt.
Mrs. George w Storer, who has beef
quite indsposcd for the past two weeks
| Is somewhat improved at thls writing.
Rev. Jno g. Mccartney and wife liav'
been called from the village. owing Il
illness in Mrs. Mcchrtncy's family.
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1a RICHMOND VA sUNDA ~ JULY 80 1905

returned FROM occnn view and wIl HE leav VI
this week 10 spend tile rclilalhue y, q :.
tho s,mniet iii the country /. I, w, m,
Mr.. ,riotnns Mhrable, wln hhs . pdv.i ~.
for Some time, u improving si sS y N
b Miss Manic tslrn Ia the guest q Hile'
atint, Mrs. Saith Morgan. az No .luus \,
Mrs, 1sahclte Moore. of ,Mon.sHsG|, ="
Waiting relatives III Gloucester eoulri1,Ly.
Sl MriFnttl q Mrs. Chnrles i'eona1rd h ~, !.
,rnii,rncd from d visit TO Mis-. Leonard u .
former home III 1JyhchlNlrg. 4.
Nii ,rhonns Farmer. who ms Deer ". tne g
to Ills home III Rnleigl. Nc !. !,
Mr.. james Doe. OF Crotan, y III IS
visiting his daughter, NJ re-. Frot =. Hlce'
Nir. Emmett 1rolncs is quito scls at
It's residence OF, Graham Street
= Mrs, Annie Davis. Of williamsburg ave
ir,ir ia visiting IN Powhatnn county.
"A Mrs. George Tate Ii quite sick at her
residence OH Williamsburg Avenue. I.
b Mrs. Hickman, and dnughtcr, VINO nave
been tho guests Of Captain 3. 8. Rice
returned to their home IN No l't @ tx !!
Wednesday,. N.
Miss Nonn Wright, who Inns beer, VS.
Ting nit Clifton Forge. has returned mono.
Rev. Charles II, Smith left yesterday
to occupy the pulpit to-day nti west
Point LIZ. y,
"Wednesday from Il visit to Mrs. ! ordaI,,s
sister, Mrs. Harry Mays, at Finncf's
3o,,i
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EL.L.ERsO N's PERSONALS

Miss Jennie Darrncott. OF Washington.
.. c., recently visited her parents near
Alice.
Little AnrelIa Davis. OF Atlec. Is now
visiting her uncle. Mr.. r. Mankin, In
Forrest Loftwlch, OF Richmond, recently
visited friends hcrc.
Miss Ruby Shaw, OF Richmond, spent
Sunday with her parents at Washing
ton and Henry Academy.
Miss Mamie Basket, OF Rose Cottage.
yisited Richmond last Tuesday.
Mcssrs Leonard. Ollie. and Lotton
ia zclgrovc. OF Barton Heights, spent
n day recently with friends near Alice.
10. II. I.ucord haa been much tndisposcd
for several weeks.
irving Hill had the misfortune to lose
hIa fine driving horses last week" Y, Z.
Willie Hall. Of Powhatan county. visited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
RIDGE HAPPENINGS

Misses Shell, OF Ridge; Misses Nellie and
Elsie Cary, OF col South Reservoir Street.
returned home.
Mrs. w r. Yost, OF Ridge, has had as
her guests for some weeks, Misses Ruby
and Revn Lipscomb, Of Manchester. Ks
a Mrs. Charles Gordon. OF Richmond. is
the guest of Miss Temple Blackburn OF
Ridge. !.
Mrs. s. A Ford has returned home after
a visit to friends at Deep Run. !.
Mr. William Tubbs, of Rose Lawn,
and his little son. Billie. have returned
home after making n visit to the formers
mother, Mrs. Tubbs. of Washington. D.
Mrs. Charles Duval. Of Rio Vista, was
recently the guest OF her cousin, Mrs
Cartwright, OF Leonard Heights.
!. Mrs. i. r. E,bnnk. OF Westhampton
Park. left last Sunday night for Phil
adclphia where she will spend n week or
two with friends. Mrs Eubank was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. leRoy An
Il, :5c,i. OF Richmond. 5S
Mrs, w. r.. Yost, Of Ridge, expects 70
start for Pennsylvania on August 9TH
Mrs. Yost Will be accompanied by her
sons, Howard and Percie. 5
Miss Beulah Pulley. Of Manchester, -
the guest of Mrs. Il. C. Pattillo. Of Glenn
Burney fSi ,.,,
returned home after n very pleasant V1sit
10 friends at Westrampton Park.
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/ CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. Robert Hudson. OF East Richmond,
was the guest last week of Mrs. Thomas
l.. Whiting of Meadow Bridge Road.
Miss jamie Gaines. OF Henrico county,
Garth. OF Louisa. Va
Miss Carrie Rennie and brother, Master
Frank Rennie, Of Fourth Avenue. left
Yesterday to SPEND some time visiting ''''
M Mrs. Julius Bunnecka and two sons
Masters George and Bernadlne Bunnecka,
have returned to 81 their home IN fBaitl-
more after spending the past two weeks
with Mrs. George Bahlke and tnm1ly, OF
Fourth Avenue.
Mrs. George Z. Pittman$and little son,
Edwin. have been the guests Of Mrs
Thomas l.. Whiting, Of Chestnut Hill J.
viii spend some time visiting relatives.
Mr.. Heath Clarke. OF Third Avenue,
is the guest OF Mr.SWillic Dunn. OF Orange
county g55 lat4
Master Morris Lancaster OF Ashland.
is visiting his cousin, Master Charlie
Gaines OF Henrico county
Misses Fannie and Lille Gray have re-
turned to their home no after spenarnig 8
near Stewards Draft, Augusta county.
Miss Norma Brooks has been visiting
her cousin. Miss Lena Gary. of Henrco
county.
was the guest last week of Mrs. Thomas
l.. Whiting.
Miss -Niaude Livesay, after spending the
past week with her sisters Mesdanles
willie and Paul Redd, OF Third Avenue,
left to-day for her home at Cape Henry,
Va.
Messrs W!throe and Harvey Ratcliffe
left several days ago for Bath county,
where they will visit their aunt. Mrs.
Mrs. 2. &. Saunders and Title daugh-
ter. Virginia, have been visiting the
formers brother, Mr.. Fleming Gaines.
Miss Virginia Jones has returned TO
her home In East Richmond, after spend
ing some time with her cousins. Misses
Josie and Mary Booth, Of Meadow Bridge
Road.
Miss Lee NJ. Epps has been visiting
friends on the Hill.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Redd and daugh-
ter, Miss Constance Redd, left TO- DAY
Mrs. william II. Holnday still con-
tlnues to improve at her nome on fourth
Miss Susie cleaton,, Of Chestnut Hili;
who was operated on at the Memorial
Hospital several days ago. Is Improving
Miss Linda Todd. OF Sr>lnton. Va. IS
the guest of Miss Carric Todd. -
An excursion to West FONT VIII ne
given by the classes OF Highland Park
Methodist Church, Friday: August the
fourth The money will be donated 10
the building Of the new sunday,schGo!.
Mrs, James G.. Bowman and daughter,
OF Fourth Avenue. Chestnut Hill, left last
week for New Jersey, where they VIII
| srend some time visiting relatives.
Mrs. FlIppen continues Guite sick at
| her residence on Chestnut Hill, .aA5