Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-20
News Of Leesburg,
Special Correspondence of The Star.

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LEESBURG, Va, January IS, 1906
MT. Thaddeus A. Hatcher son-1n-Iaw of
the late Joshua Hatcher, died of heart fall
ure at his desdence near Hamilton, this
county. Tuesday night. He was sixty-five
years or age, and one OF the most promi-
nent citizens of Loudoun county His wife
survives him lnterment took place TODAY
at Hamilton
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bibb died suddenly
wednesday at the home of her daughter.
MRS. j. Z. II. Green, in Aide, this county,
Mrs Angelina Phillips died at her home.
near Mlddieburg, this county, "Wednesday.
IN the stxty-fifth year of her age Death
wa. was que to general debility. Two daugh-
Mrs w. II. Mccarthy of Washington. d
C-and three sons-Messrs Edward Phillips
or New York and Turner and Ernest Phil
ups OF Markham, Va:-survice her. Inter-
ment was at Upperville Friday, Rev r. s.
Dalton of the Primitive Baptist Church
officiating.
Mr.. B: F. Hibbs of lower Loudoun has
filed suit against the Southern RAILWAY
Company, through his attorney. Mr.. John
II. Alexander, to recover 5000 damages
for injuries alleged to have been sustained
Gently.
Mr. ]. r. Reynolds OF Round Hill. through
the same attorney, has filed suit against
DR.. ]. q. Copeland of Round Hill to re-
Miss Rosa Lee Florence, daughter of Mr.
Rastus, ard Mr.. John E. Lickey. SON of
Mr.. James E. Lickey, both Of Hillsboro
Loundoun county. were married in that
place Wednesday by the Rev Mr.. Waters
Mr.. Andrew Jackson Bradield, a promi-
nent citizen of Leesburg died Tuesday
morning at his residence on Market street
he was born In Bluemont this county, six
ly.nlne years ago. and was the son Of Mr..
William B. Bradf1eld. At one time he was
deputy clerk of Clarke county and was con-
nected with the Shenandoah Valley Bank
at Winchester, Va. Later he came to Lees
burg. where he became clerk of the court
for Loudoun county. For about thirty wears
he has been general receiver Of the court
and for many years was teller of the Lou
doun National Bank of this town. Upon
retiring from this Office he carried on an
Independent business as capitalist until the
time of his death. He was a prominent
federate Veterans. Several years ago he
married Miss Margaret Hail. daughter of
Mr.. William Hall of Leesburg, who. with
two sisters Of the deceased. Mrs. Lockhart
Hamilton survive.
Funeral services were held at $50 O'clock
Wedne, day afternoon at his late residence
DR.. ]. w, Lupton officiating.
Senator Blackburn of Kentucky. Renre-
sentative John +. Rfxey, Senator Money OF
Mississippi and Judge Samuel Williams of
southwestern Virginia will deliver addresses
at the confederate banquet tonight at the
town hall in this town.
Mr.. Herbert Hefiin. son of Mr. William
Hefin, and Miss Margaret sUtterback,
daughter of Mr.. John Utterback of this
county, were married at high noon yester-
day at the Leesburg Inn by Rev. Frank
p Berkeley.
Mr.. Harry Wright OF Lovettsville, this
Farm, this county. died at her home on
Monday after lingering illness. Funeral
services were held from the Episcopal
Church at Middleburg. Rev. 8. C. Cole
man officiating.
Mr.. Harry Wright of Lovettsyflle. this
county, while driving along the public high
way on Sunday night, was held up by two
highwaymen and relieved of SIS. He was
able to give good description of the men
and It is thought their arrest will soon
follow.
Mr. Edgar Littleton entertained several
of his friends at his home In this town
Tuesday night at card party. Those
present were Mrs. Eveleln English. Misses
Alice Wise, Florence Van Dvanter,
Frances Perry and Richard Edwards Wise;
and Messrs. Wells A. Harper, Albert Eng
lish, Preston Gibson, Blackwell Smith. T. r.
H. Alexander. Julian Grubb, Iosepheus Carr:
Charles Matthews, DIR. John A. Gibson and
Hubert Plaster.
Miss Eviyn Underwood, who has had
charge OF the Central Telephone Office in
this town for several years. has accepted
q position with the Bell Telephone Com
pany In Washington.