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In the near future when 1t Is possible
several OF the talented ones will con.
sent TO entertain them some evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Pell who ar
rived last week are spending their sec.
ond season At the house. Mrs. Pell
was for ten years contralto soloist at
one OF the leading Episcopal churches
In New York. and II Is hoped she will
be heard here this summer.
Mr.. A. T. Bricken, an artist OF con-
siderable fame In New York.. who has
spent two summers at Bailey Island.
arrived here July Is, He will paint
several studies OF the island. scenery
In water colors. and may. extend his
visit, until the latter part OF the sum
mer.
Mrs. E. +. Brigham and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. II. Coxford, will leave
New York for Casco Bay to-day and
arrive at the Aucocisco House Friday.
They spent six weeks here last sea-
son. remaining until the house closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oberholtzer and fam
lily of Phoenixville, Pa. arrived yester-
day for tie remainder OF the season.
Mrs. Sculi and family of Philadelphia
accompanied them.
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ROBINnOOD INN.
HOUSE CROWDED WITH TOUR.
lists AND ALL DELIGHTED
WITH OUR LOCATION.

Fishing and Boating the Attractions.
Hemsley and Bradford Massey, sons
OF DIR. G.. Betton Massey of Philadel-
phia, Pa, arrived here at the Inn
Thursday afternoon last for the sea-
son. These young men left Philadel.
phia July z on the coaster VIM. G..
Carnegie, which was bound for Port
land and arrived in that city Thurs
day the 18th, after delightful voyage.
Messrs. Massey brought their sailing
sloop Hermes, "a foot craft, with
them, IL being stored on the forward
deck. On their arrival at Portland
they at once set sail for Bailey and
made the trip In the remarkable
time OF three hours and ten minutes.
The young men will daily take out
sailing and fishing parties from the
Inn.
Miss Massey has erected several
small tents on the bathing beach ad-
Joining the Inn, which will be used
for bathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Noyes OF Port
land, who have been here at the house
entertained company for dinner here
"Wednesday last.
Rev. Philip J. Steinmetz, Jr., and
wife of Philadelphia, Pa, who are so
journing with us were in Boston over
Sunday for short visit returning
Monday evening. They enjoyed their
outing, but were glad to get back TO
our delightful cool coast
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an extended outing atkh5shouse. T6iS
Is their first vacation here. r-< e.

an extended outing atth6Shouse. T6iS
Is their first vacation here. ~ Il.
Miss E. Black OF Montreail .rekiy
tered here Friday last for a weeks So
journ. Miss Black Is visiting Mrs.
VIM. A. Black and family OF Montreal.
Can. who are here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gilbert OF
Rochester. N. Y, arrived here Thurs
day last to spend the remainder of the
summer months here. They are year.
ly visitors with us. Mr.. Gilbert Is
superintendent Of the public schools
In that city.
Mr.. T. c. Howard and sister Miss C.
Howard OF Poughkeepsie,- n. Y, were
among the Tuesday arrivals here.
This being their first visit they WIN
remain until late in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Sherman OF Prov.
idence, r. l.. are here for an extended
outing. Mrs. Sherman is a sister to
Hon James A Paddock, state senator
from Illinois. -.
Miss Ives Lincoln of New rk ar.
rived Tuesday here and win enjoy an
extended sojourn with us.
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COOL eREEZEs PRESENT AT
= LONG ISLAND AND GUESTS
ENJOY COMFORT.
Notes OF the Season at cushins's Well
Known Hosteiry.

Notes Of the Season at cushins's Well
Known Hosteiry.
The GOODNESS of the verandas and
rooms at the Casco Bay House is pro-
verbal. but 1t was never more fully
appreciated than this summer when
old Sol seems fully determined to
drive everyone somewhere away from
The cities to get cooled of. The pleas
ant outlook across a four mile stretch
of Bay and the tempered GOODNESS
makes the Casco Bay House a haven
for many guests each year. Numbers
OF them come repeatedly each season
and among those who are here this
year, who have been guests previously
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Movers
of Concord, n. H.. with their daughter.
Miss Edyth Mae Nevers., This pleasant
family know well how to enjoy life
and it is no effort to do SO under the
conditions at the Casco Bay House.
Mrs. n. j. Selfridge and Miss Sell
fridge of West Roxbury, Mass are al
so noted as guests of last season and
are heartily welcome at. the house.
Mr.. George II. Cornell of Montreal,
who arrived Tuesday, was here with
his family FIVE years ago. He will
stop at the house about two weeks this
season.
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Blk or seven >years. Mr.. Cummings
always has his sail boat here and is
a constant wooer Of the ocean. Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy Peck. Jr.. will be
among the Brooklyn arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Austin. who
are stopping at the house. were guests
here last season and are welcome with
US again. Mr.. Earle c. Mann. who is
spending some time here, Is on his
initial visit TO South Harpswell and
evidently knows how to appreciate its
advantages.
The last thing in misspelled adj
dresses. invented by applicants TO the
Merriconeag, who do not know how to
spell the word. has been received in
a carefully typewriter epistle ad-
dressed to the "Americakeag House,
Potts Point, Maine Is,
The yacht Gladys was the scene OF
operation" of another hotel fishing
party this week. Messrs. NJ. G. Austin.
G. II. Sherman, II. Reichenback. E. c.
Mann were there and also the adept
with rod and reel. Commander Geo. H.
Stevens. All the party are New York
people and IL Is whispered they went
out particularly to investigate the
question of whether Stevens may be
allowed TO depopulate the Bay by hfs
fishing practice of which the fame is
spreading wide. A demonstration OF
two hours, during which Messrs. Aus
tin, Sherman. nichenback and Mann
played havoc with the fish themselves,
failed TO settle the question as while
they were watching the old battle
SCARED vet. Keeling in his fsh his
reel was wrenched from Its fastenings
by what proved to be the largest fish
yet caught by the party and foul
was allowed. On returning to the
house Commander Stevens related sew
eral anecdotes. asserting that In all
his fishing experiences he could not
recall a time when he had to resort to
diet OF dry toast and tea
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
BAILEY's WELL Known HOUSE
Is REcEivEING TOURISTS
EVERY DAY.
Many Booked for August.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p. Stephan of
Reading, Pa, who were here for a
short outing left for Boston, Mass,
Friday morning, where they will
spend few days in that city sight
seeing with headquarters at the Com
monwealth Hotel. They were de.
lighted with the island and intend Wis.,
iting with us for an extended visit
next year.
Mr.. Jerome Crowley and Archie AL.
len of Beverly, Mass, with a party of
friends registered here for dinner
Thursday last returning on the last
boat. Messrs. Crowley and Allen
that time, but both have since re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Clark Of New
York City were here on the island
Friday last prospecting for a party
Of tourists which will visit here in
August. They were much pleased
with the advantages here and may re.
turn later. They registered for din
ner.
Miss Grace Hart of Beverly, arrived
Sunday morning, having come down
on the Saturday evening boat from
Boston. This is Miss Harris first out.
ing at the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Avery of New
York City, were among the Friday
evening arrivals that registered here
for an extended outing. This is their
first sojourn in Casco Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Reed of Daniel.
son, Conn, are at the house for an ex.
tended outing. Mr.. Reed Is overseer
of the mule spinning rooms at the
Quinebaug Mills in that place.
c. VI. Lunt, superintendent of the
water supply at Lewiston, Me-, was a
guest here at the house Sunday last
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season. They were at the Robinhood
Inn, Bailey Island. for week or more.
ISLAND VIEW cOI1Aee. q
PLEASANT HOUSE At GREAT
cHEeEAouE ATTRACTING VS.
Jolly Party Of Young People Enjoying
Themselves Here.

jolly Party Of Young People Enjoying
Themselves Here.
A pleasant sailing party In Capt.
X. E. Benefits yacht were out on
the gentle waters Monday. making a
trip around the nearby islands. The
party included Mr.. and Mrs. p. r.
Scammon of Wakefield. Miss Emma
NJ. G.. Keller and G. II. Keller OF
Brooklyn, Misses Katherine F Healey
and Mary A. Regan Of Roxbury and
Miss Genevieve E. Donlon OF Dor.
chester. The latter three young la.
dies entertained the party with some
vocal trios and together with Mr..
Keller who plays the mandolin. rem
dered pleasing music on the trip. A
diversion OF the trip was the unex.
pected sight OF a dozen seals playing
on the half-submerged rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scammon Of Wake
field, Mass, who are stopping here
were on the island last year and are
much pleased with the island and
Day.
: Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Marden of
Worcester. who spent some time here
last season, will arrive at the house
about July 80. remaining through the
first two weeks of August. They
are most pleasant couple and are al.
ways welcome here.
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THE HAMILTON.
CHEeEAGUE's LEADING HOUSE
Is ENTERTAINING MANY
GUESTS AND OTHERS Ex.
PEcTED DAILY.
Many Booked For August.

Mr.. Henry Beatty OF PHILADELPHIA
Pa, with his daughter. Miss Gather.
Inc and son G.. Erwin, are enjoying the
beauties of our island and location.
Mr.. Beatty and family are no strang
ers here having spent two seasons
with us at our old location. They are
delighted with the house and have
made arrangements to remain until
the close OF the season.
III. p. King of the firm King A Dex.
ter. hardware dealers of Portland. reg.
istered here Saturday evening for A
short visit returning Monday morning.
George r. Rich OF Berlin. n. n
arrived Friday last to Join his family
who are summering here. He will re.
main as long as business Affairs will
permit.
Mrs. w. w. Broga Of Springfield.
Mass. with her family. Miss r. w
CLARK, Ia u. Clark and A. W. Mel. CLARK
arrived Friday TO spend the remainder
OF ,ne summer at the house, This IL
their nrst visit to this island.
Asher Kinds. Mrs. A. C.. Kinds and
Master A. f. Kinds. were here 10 din.
ner with a party OF friends Friday Iast
The Hinds's are summerins AZ their
delightful cottage at the west end OF
the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson Foxx and
daughter Helen of Phila.. Pa Win
lady friend, are expected here toasy
TO spend the remainder OF the summe,
mere. Mr.. Fosg Is retired contrac.
tor.
Mr.. @. =. Austin and family M
Westield. Mass. rexisterea wo,s..
for an extended sojourp OF so.r =,
i've weeks duration. This a ,h.,.
nrst outing In these parts.
Mr.. and Mrs q. y. Noyes. with h,s
mother, Mrs. Martha d. Noyes. we're
smons the sunday bookings here. ana
are 10 remain until the close AZ shs
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
MANY OF PROPRIETOR YoUNe's
GUESTS OF FORMER SEASONS
AT SOUTH HARPsWELL
THIS YEAR.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Beckett Of Montreal
May Celebrate the 25th Anniver.
sary Of Their Annual Visit to
This House.

This House. y
Mr.. w. s. Rysselhof the Haley Ink
Co., New York, has arrived the past
week, having engaged rooms here for
the first time though he has been a
guest OF Mr.. A. s. Young at other
houses many seasons. He is pleased
with the Ocean View Hotel, its loca-
ton, and, asis very evident from re.
peated visits each summer, with its
proprietor. Mr.. ID. w. Cronin of Bos-
ton is another guest who numbers
his years of allegiance to Mr.. Young's
houses in the plural. He was regis
tered on the same day as Mr.. Russell
with whom he is intimately acquaint-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Arnold and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Redington of Water.
Vile, arrived this week to spend the
season. They have been former guests
at Boothbay Harbor but are well &C
quainted with Harpswell also. They
look upon this as a gem in location
from the standpoint of view and eli
matte conditions.
Misses Lena I. Maloney and Barbara
McElroy of Waltham, Mass. who ar.
rived very early in the season. are
lovers OF the seashore and particularly
of Harpswell on the Maine coast. They
nave visited several other Maine re-
sorts about Portland and Casco Bay
and find the Ocean View Hotel the
place to stay. They are much pleased
with the house and the place and are
thoroughly enjoying life here.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Beckett, the well
known and we'll beloved Montreal
couple. who have spent so many sea-
sons at South Harpswell are this year
to observe the 25th anniversary OF
their consecutive yearly trip to this
hotel Their first visit In 1880 was
taken as an experiment, and although
putting up with cottage accommoda-
lions In the old Lawson cottage, which
Is still standing on these grounds
and making the trip from Portland I'm
the Str. Alice, long passed into mem.
DRY, the place was so pleasing to them
that they have been annual visitors
ever since. Their youngest son, Mr.
Frank Beckett who passed many pleas
ant hours OF HIS boyhood here. some
times In those days driving the car.
riage to the boat for Mr.. Lawson, has
been not infrequent visitor at the
Ocean View and will be here for two
weeks this season, being expected
from New York this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beckett VIII probably spend q
month or more here as Mr.. Beckett Il
not In robust. health. having had a
severe attack OF illness during the
spring. and both he and Mrs. Becke,
expect to be greatly benefited by the
air and surroundings here.
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the CLIFF HOUSE.
CAPE eLizAsETH's POPULAR
SUMMER HOTEL - ALREADY
CROWDED WITH TOURISTS.
Crowded Hovss Expected During Az.
oust.

Rev. Frank Hay Staples OF BaItI-
mode. Md, accompanied by his sister.
Miss n. Staples. arrived Tuesday for
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the
WOODBINE and COTTAGES
BAILEY's ISLAND.
Fruits and Grds

Mrs. Humphrey s. Sinnett, Prop.
Our house is equal TO any in the hay. Only n
few minutes walk from both wharyes. Iarya
rooms, FROM which fine view OF the Atlantic
can be had All KINDS OF sports INDUCED in BY
our guests. Bathing. Boating. and Fishing. No
better table on the Bay. Open June I to Oct. 4.
Accommodates 60. Rates on application.
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ocean View as
and the Bailey
head OF the Cove. .e"sn - tue
comma
the pee % ov persons Thirty
ladies' s na nance Tor ten foot
mas
NESTS natn house Mkerel
ie.a Rates WOO and $3.50 appcSfo Mail c
'ecteo AT the Motel twice
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MERRIcoNeAo HOUSE.

Continued from first page.
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|. N. YoRk's
Bailey Island
Grocer and Market

We always have what
you want and are as
completely stocked as
any city store. Try US
on your next order. We
will deliver goods tn
the amount of IS 90 or
over at Your n. Arrest
steamboat landing or at
your door If you have a
local express. Prompt
service and satisfaction
guaranteed. For Fre.h
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AUcocIsco HOUSE.
GUESTS ARE PREPARING FOR THE
USUAL sUMMEFs ENJOY
MENr. LATE ARRIVALS
NOTED. HOUSE WILL
% FILLED NEXT
WEEK.

The guests at the Aucocisco are
promising themselves . musical treat
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ROBINHOOD Inn,
BAILEY ISLAND.
Miss J. {. Massey, Prop.

The most delightful and exclusive spot on the
island. Situated on the 10 full view OF the
ocean. Beautiful pine groves aud walks around the
house The house % modern In every respect-toilet
bath. and sewerage. Terms. $500 to $500 per
week.
Circulars application.
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institution at the recent meeting {
the board of trustees.
REV. E. p. JONES
is "POUNDEDs
Members of His Congregation Simply
Took Charge Of His House and
Filled the Larder.

While Rev. Il. Pcndleton Jones. d.
d., was sitting peacefully in his home
in Carey street Tuesday evening a
party of invaders came upon him and
after pounding" the popular minister,
made themselves perfectly at homo.
When the intruders left Rev. Mr.
Jones found that his lardcr had been
amply supplied, including n barrel Of
Hour, big Thanksgiving turkey. in
Vulnerable packages and two tons of
coal. While the approach OF the
enemy was unknown to DR.. Jones
the minister accepted the inevitable"
and withsto0d the onslaught splen.
didly.
Rev. Mr. Jones was greatly touched
by this manifestation OF good will an6
affection from his church and congre
CATION and the party that latter de
parted from his home was mado TO
feel that their visit was kecnly aDpTa
ciatcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-30
PATRICK MURPHY
is "A FREE MAN
Jury Acquitted Him of the Charge
of Feloniously Cutting John Sui
livan in the Abdoman.

Patrick Murphy, the old inmate of
the National Soldiers Home. who
was arrested on the charge OF stab.
bling John Sullivan, a Spanish-Amcri.
can war veteran. in the abdoman,
was acquitted OF the crime in tho
Circuit Court yesterday aftcrnoom
The jury that heard the case was out
only few minutes before returning
the verdict of mot guilty"
Ml,rDhy's knife, it was said, pene-
trated several of Sullivan's intestines
and for several days the life of Sui
Ivan was considered in great dan.
ger by the physicians.
The testimony showed that Murphy
acted in self-defense.
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Hampton Churches Will Hoid
Special Service as is the
Custom.
GREAT FOOTBALL GAME Is on
Soldier Boys Will Entertain Their
Many Friends With Their Prowess
on the electromagnetic Feasts for
the Men in Blue on Ships and in the
Fort and Homes.

thanksgiving day will be quietly.
though quite generally observed in
Hampton and on the lower end of the
peninsula today
Services will be held in old ST
Johns Episcopal church this morning
and tonight Rev. j. w. Stieff, of the
FIRST Methodist church, will conduct
thanksgiving services in Central
Methodist church
Many of the business houses will
close during the afternoon and the
postoiiicc will observe tho Sunday
hours.
Great Football Game.
Naturally the minds of many peoplo
VIII be given To football and an i'm.
mense crowd will go to Fort Monroe
1t ) O'Clock this afternoon TO see the
game between the Artillery school and
ne team from Baltimore City college.
rhis is an annual game between the
wo elevcns and big battle is antici
latcd.
Many persons will go to Norfolk to
see the Virginia Carolina struggle
While many others will see In ccontest
between Virginia Military institute
and the Virginia Polytechnic institute
IL Richmond.
But the great observance of tho day
will be in the homes, where many fam
lies will gather around the festal
'oard and offer up thanks that an
Nther year has been given to them in
which they have prospcred.
Special Dinners Provided.
AT Fort Monroe and the National
Soldiers Homo the men will he given
I special dinner and all unnecessary
work will be done away with for the
lay On the warships in the harbor
the blue Jackets too will have special
spreads.
In observance of the day yesterday
he several grades of the Phoebus
radcd schools and the Improvement
Tub gave good programs, which were
much enjoyed.
Normal School.
AT the Normal school today field
lay sports will be INDUCED i'm and tho
following program will be given;
Football on the eriliron nj 1. "a n
n, Norfolk Mission college US.
Hampton Athletes.
Music by band.
Obstacle race. hammer throw. hur.
die race, wheelbarrow race, flat race
w yards; running high jump, three.
egged race. fiat race. 80 yards; plac
Ing the shot, fiat race, l mile; tug of
war. 'crosscounty run, relay race.
Candy sale in the gymnasium mt
7:45 p. m.
Committees. l.. Brown, chairman 4:
zee Walls, George r. Thomas, C. C.
Reed. Joseph NJ. Mitchell. John H.
9urress..
G. j. Dunmorc, starter.
Judges-Capt. Allen Washington
apt. Pierpont Afford, Lieut.. ]. c.
l3riscoe
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The residence of Mr.. Henley had
been tastefully decorated and the mar.
rage was beautiful on account OF the
simplicity which marked every detail
Mr.. Irwin was attended by his brother
DIR. James Irwin, OF Danvilc. as best
man. and Miss Henley entered tho
parlOrs leaning on the arm of her
brother, Mr.. Norvel Henley. and pre-.
ceded by her sisters. the Misses Hen
lay. Mr.. Spencer Henley played tho
wedding march.
AT noon yesterday Mr.. and Mrs
Norvell Henley rendered the bridal
party very tempting wedding break
fast, and on Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. b. ID. Peachy gave an Informal
luncheon to the bridal party.
Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lee anu Mr.. w. c.
H. Tainfcrro, OF Hampton. and Mr..
Spencer Henley. OF Newport News.
After receiving tn congratulations
of their friends MIR and Mrs. Irwin
took the Chesapeake q Ohio train for
Newport News and from there went
To Norfolk, where they boarded the
Old Dominion steam for New York
City. They will spend about ten days
seeing the sights of the metropolis and
upon their return will he at home to
their friends at Mrs. Sclater's board.
ing house in Hampton
Miss Henley Is n young woman
known for her many admirable traits
of character and splendid disposition
and Is as popular in Hampton ana
Newport News as she is IL, Williams
burg.
Mr.. Irwin has lived in Hampton fol
several years. where he is universally
esteemed. He is the teller in the
Bank of Hampton and is considered
one of the best men in the financial
world of the town.
In measure the popularity of botl
Mr. Irwin and his bride was strikingly
attestcd by the very costly handsome
ana useful number of presents they
received.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-30
NOTICE.

A meeting or the stockholders of
The Peoples Building and Loan Asso.
citation of Hampton. Va, will be held
In Basctte's Academy of Music at s
o'clock p. m. on Monday evening, De.
cember 4, 1905, for the election of d.
rectors for the ensuing year and for
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
HARRIS BARRETT,
11-21 ;12t Secretary.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING,
CASH IN ADVANCE,
ONE CENT A WORD

Advertisements under classified
heads In this column will be Inserted
at the uniform rate Of one cent word
for each insertion. No advertisement,
however small, less than IS cents for
the first insertion. Cash in advance
invariably. Special rates made on
long contracts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-30
Especial to tho Daily Prcss.)

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov. 20
Miss Louise Henley, daughter of the
late Judge Il. l.. Henley, and Mr..
Eugene Irwin, of Hampton were mar
ried this afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
at the home of Mr.. Norvcllc l.. Hen.
ley, brother OF the bride.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. w. A. r. Goodwin, rector OF
Bruton parish. Owing to recent
bereavement in the family OF the
bride, only relatives and intimate
friends of the contracting parties
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving left here on
the o'clock train for q Northern
tour. They will live in Hampton.
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LOST OR STOLEN--LADIES' GOLD
watch, hunting case. smooth polish
cd. with monogram, a Il. W." en-.
2raved on side. with an American
movement, fancy decorated dial and
gold hands. a suitable reward will be
given for the return of the watch,
or for any information leading to it's
recovery. JOHN Il. BENTLEY
Jeweler, No. S L. Queen street.
Hampton. Va. II