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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
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el 9 dc Dieismbre de 1880 ProeediA
de una fsmilia distir guilds bisn
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ven vizsarrondo por la gensrosi'
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consluy6 por hacH phblica mani
f'stas'61 Dc sus ideas aholic' 'onis'
has, For esls motivo fn6 desterrs.
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Unidos y IS satus6 allf 90 estfritu
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traio entonees matrimonio con una
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campo mas espaeioso y propisio psl
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

sular scn elias O. pieud6nimo ds s~G.
sAr do BaEa7.s
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trito de Ponce, presto aervielcs do
gran imporIar els q Puerto Rico du'
rsnts su vida, fguF6 sismpre snsrs
los dirsetoreS del pavsido rapr blieslo
do Espais,
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con irgsnto y graeiA Fl srifcuIo suyo
que Va & 90, tlnuAei6n conliene rAaRos
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rior, y describe un tipo muy curioso,
del que G1n QusdAn recuerdoa on aIgu'
mas mRrsas del pals.
MANUEL FERNANDEZ JUNCos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
OLD POINT COMFORT

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA, December
2-Although the hotels are comfortably
hlied for the holidays, there was not
great deal of entertainment at Old Point
this week on Monday evening Mr. ana
Mrs. George F. Adams gave an attrac-
tive dinner fo- Colonel and Mrs George
r. r Harrison. OF Fortress Monroe. IT
which other guests were Captain and
Mrs Frederick Strong. Major and MS
Charles J. Bailey. Captain and Mrs w ,
liam p Pierce Captain and Mrs Aston
Hamilton. and Captain and Mrs Charles
F. Knbourne. and Lieutenant Houston
Aldridge. L. 5. ", and Mrs. Aldridge.
The battleships Connecticut Indiana
and Iowa have arrived IN Hampton
Roads to await the coming Of the fleet
under Admiral Robley i. Evans. which
Will assemble there preparatory 10 going
south for the winter manoeuvres. Be
fore going south Admiral Evans will
transfer his fiag from the Maine 70 the
Connecticut
Mrs. George F F.. Harrison Will have as
her guests for the holidays Miss Allen
Barry and Miss Leize Weaver. OF Wash
ingtcn. and her sons. Messrs George +
r. Harrison. Jr.. Of Yale. and Ross Har
rison. of Cornell.
Mrs Richard Coke Marshall Of the post
is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Charles
X. Mallory. OF New York.
Miss Hiida Booker has returned from
Huntington. W. Va. where she viiste !
Mrs. Blair P. Wilson.
Mrs. Clifford Jones. OF the post. his
gone TO Dallas. Texas. to spend Sons
time with her mother. Mrs. A. A. Green.
Rear-Admiral William c.. Wise U. 5. b.
retired. and Mrs. Wise. who have spent
the past several winters at the Cham
berlin. are again there for the season.
They now have as their guest. their
daughter-in-law. Mrs. William &. Wise.
Jr OF New Orleans
other patrons OF the Chamberln are
Mrs. II. r Miller. Mrs c. J.. Calls. Con-
necticut: Mr. and Mrs George g. Case.
Cleveland: Mrs. Hobart r. Hare Mss
Hare, Philadelphia. Mrs. John X. Robi-
son. Leicester. Nd; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
2. Norris, Louisville, Ky; MT. and Mrs.
r. ]. Swami. Canada
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r. K. Bridgeforth. Mrs. Mary Dodds. Miss
Manly Dodds. Mrs. sam Corvin and Mrs
Norman Morton
The children had gifts for each other
and had made at scnool lovely samplers
orrers. hair receivers etc for reiI
parents. They showed excellent training
ia all their work. marching. singing and
callisthcnlcs
Mr. John McCready. o. Richmond. spent
a portion Of last week at his home
kilourn. he superintendent the killing
and dressing OF over thirty hogs
Miss Carrie Moore win leave after
Christnlas Dav for Frede~icksbure where
she viii spend tho holidays
Mrs J. L. Cox Will entertain the Library
Social on January End
Little Nathalia Kramer. OF Richmond.
was the recent guest Of little Rosalie
Morton.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke is home again
and is about well from her operation for
appendicitis at Memorial Hospital
The Bon Air Academy closed for the
holidays on Friday with Rotations. etc.
and will reopen End OF January.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
BRISTOL

BRISTOL. VA. December "A social
event OF much interest TO the people OF
Bristol was the marriage on Thursday
morning OF this week OF Miss Elizabeth
Neal to Mr. John g. McFerrin. The
marriage was celebrated at the home OF
the bride s mother, at Jefferson. y. c.. Dr..
j. @. McFerrin, father of the groom.
oficiating. The couple came TO Bristol
on Friday morning. and went from here
90 Southern Florida, where they Will spend
two weeks Among the Bristolians who
attended the wedding were Mr.. George &.
Sells. who was the groom's best man. and
Mr.. J. NJ. DeVauit Mr.. McFerrin is
one Of Bristors most successful and high
~ esteemed young men. while his bride
y a beautiful young woman OF pleasing
embellishments.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Caldwell are at
home from Norfolk. where they attended
tho function incident 70 presenting a sill
yer service 20 the cruiser Tennessee. Col
onel and Mrs. Samuel l. King. who we're
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present on the same occasion, went from
Norfolk TO Philadelphia and New York
TO spend a few days.
Captain and Mrs W. W. Brand Mt
John n. Caldwell and sons. Mrs. n B.
Remine and two sons. and Miss Pitzer
VIII leave next week for Fort Myers Fla.
and will spend the winter in Southern
lcrida.
The faculty Of Virginia Institute gave
recital on Thursday night that proved
a charming success. The teachers par
ticipaung were Miss Rowena Evelyn
" all. soprano. Miss Marion Elizabeth
Spigcner. reader. and Mr.. s T..
Schroeder. pianist
Mr.. and Mrs. Caben Childress and Mr..
Childress's sister went 10 Christiansburg.
Va. to-day. where they Will spend tae
holidays with relatives
The schools and colleges have all dis
missed for the holidays. and many OF
the young ladies have gone home. How
ever. a large number OF the young ladies
from a distance Will remain IN Bristol
and will be entertained by a number Of
social functions designed especially to
make their stay pleasant The schools
will not resume work until after New
Years Day.
Miss Mayme Hyderpool is at home from
Villa Maria Academy, at Wythevile, 10
spend the holidays.
Miss Bradley Greever. OF Chnhowie. Va,
was the guest Of Mrs. Frank Lowry, this
week
Miss Elizabeth Morgan is at home from
Hollins Institute. TO be with her parents
during the holidays.
Mrs. J. X. McCue entertained the 1870
Book Club on Thursday afternoon at her
homo on Alabama Street
Miss Susie Brown is 81 home after a
visit to friends at Abingdon. va.
Mr. Hiram Sanders has returned from
New York. where he spent few days.
Mrs. J. y. Jackson and children. Of
Chattanooga. are spending tho HOLIDAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Walker,
on Linwood Avenue.
Misses Roberta. Jooe and Ollie Cooper
returned this week from Centenary COL
lee, Cleveland, Tenn. to spend the holi-
days with home folks.
Miss Ada Hawiey Of Sullins College, Is
spending the holidays with home folks
at Christiansburg Va.
DIT J. T. henderson. president 81 Vir-
einia Institute. will chaperone a marty Of
young ladies' 70 Washington during the
holidays
Miss Nary Sue Burson arrived here this
week from StonewaIl Jackson Institute.
Abingdon. Va. TO spend TIE holidays with
relatives
After a pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin N. Walker, Miss jamie Weber has
returned to her home at Chattanooea.
The children OF the Central Presbvterian
church were INDUCED IN a Christmas
tree on Thursday night Of this week and
The same was loaded with presents An
interesting program. including SONGS. re-
citations etc. was given IN this con-
nection.
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WILDWOOD

MILLWOOD. December miss Mary
Carter Randolph left on Thursday TO
Join Mr.. and Mrs. z. Ashley Cooper and
Miss Georgia Charrington. Of warrenton.
in Washington. en- route for New York.
from which place they are to sail to-
day for England TO spend the resi- Of the
winter Miss Randolph and Miss Char
ington being guests of Miss Charington' 5
aunt in London.
Mr. Hugh NJ. Nelsonh Jr. came on
Thursday from the high school near Al
exandria. to spend his holidays at his
FATHERS home Long Branch.
MT George II. Burwell. Jr.. IL back for
Christmas from Woodberry Forest, and
IS at Mt. Airy. his fathers place near
Wildwood
Mr.. Nat Page OF Baltimore. and Mr..
Donald Gilpin. from Princeton. are TO
oe at Saratoga, Mr.. r. Powell Page s. near
Boyce. during the holidays.
Captain William Page Garter has gone
to " as bington for the winter.
Mr. Powell Southan. of Baltimore. is
spending Christmas with his father and
mother IN hillwood
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BOWLING GREEN

ROWLING GREEN. VA. December
22.-NIrs. c. L Billiard and children have
gone 10 Washington to spend the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs Clara Lake. of Hampton. who ex-
pected to be here this week. and spend
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". ". Wright, Is ill with pneu-
monia at her home.
Mr.. William T. Ennis was in Wash
ington this week.
Mr.. John Hart. Jr.. OF Richmond. spent
several days here this week.
Miss Estello Collins, OF the Fredericks-
burg College. Is expected home this
week to spend the Christmas holidays.
Among the citizens here who were in
Richmond this week are Messrs. Aubrey
Valentine. r. G. Moncure, II. NJ. Pegg,
J. F. Davis. and +. w. Chandler and
Misses Louise Haines, Annie Wright.
Ruth Barlow. Ellen Broaddus and Mar
garet Webb.
Tho condition OF Mr.. Travis Bagly. who
is quite sick at DR.. f. z. Buffers, re-
mains about the aazna.
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UeathSpiLLe Social
$50 . NC Times.pispatcn.1

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HEATHSVILLE. VA. December -
The week just passed being the time OF
the county court. a large crowd was in
attendance. showing thereby that al
though court is now held only once in
two months, the people have not lost
interest
The docket held quite a number OF
cases. the principal one being the case
OF snow. OK and Company. of Baltimore.
against Courtney and Bailey. OF this
county.
This case occupied the attention Of this
court nearly the whole week II was
finally decided in favor OF the defen-
dants.
Everything around begins showing tha
near approach OF Christmas; the rner-
chants have an unusually large assert
ment TO select from. while the unprece-
dented prosperity Of the people affords
them the means Of supplying themselves
ON all sides are to be seen evidences
Of prosperity. the farmers have harvested.
In the main. good crops; the saw-rnillo
have had large orders
The oyster industry has been unusually
active this year. The oysters In a good
condition and the price high.
Mrs. James Mcdonald. who has been
visiting at the home OF Mrs L T. Smith,
returned Wednesday TO her home IN
Washington
Mr.. n. s Brent. who Is attending the
Medical Coilege of Virginia at Richmond.
Is home for the holidays
Misses Louise Anderson. Linda Snow
and jamie Hall. Of this place. are visit
ing relatives in Baltimore
Mr. Charles Hogan. Of Tennessee, Is
spending the holidays at his home here.
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In NJ eCkLenburg

TIE MECKLENBURG CHASE CITY.
VA December e.-In spite Of Christmas
in tie air and in the bones and the home
calls" which are always so alluring and
appealing at this season. many come
and many Enger here. and indeed SO many
applications have come for entertainment
here during Christmas week that in
stead OF the quiet week which had been
anticipated the management is now max
.ug arrangenl TITS to celebrate the festive
season in a manner bedting the quality
and quantity of the guests and the hos
telry reputation The fox-hunters will
be in evidence. many OF whom. accom-
panied by their packs. are coming for tho
week. and the house-party Will enjoy an
old Virginia Christmas with all the good
cheer which the conditions here AFFORD
The Christmas german Will he on Thurs.
day evening. and viii be the indoor social
feature Of the week.
The past week has been full Of inter
est The wave OF pleasurable excitement
from the Shoemaker banquet subsldine.
left in its wake delightful reminders in
the persons or Dr. Herbert Harlan DIT.
Charles q. Hill Of Baltimore. and DIT.
Rawley Martin. OF Lynchburg. who re-
manned for a few days hunting Dr.
Harlan is a leading eve specialist Of the
Monumental City and DIT Hill Is medi-
cal superintendent OF the Mt. Hope SAM
tarium there. In the splendid fox chase
given by colonel Hughes in their honor
on Saturday morning. DIT. Hill was first
IN and captured the brush which he bore
away IN triumph as a souvenir Of the
Mecklenburg. and trophy Of the chase.
one or the most delightful occasions OF
the autumn season was a delightful din
ner given early in the week by Nj w J.
Gordon. of New York Those enfovine
,l,o
Mrs. W. T. Hughes, OF tie Mecklenburg-
Mr.. and Mrs j.. P. Warner. PottsviIle.
Pa. DIT. and Mrs. A. H. Boyd Charleston.
w. Na.s M. and Mrs T. P. Williams. of
panville. Va; Misses Burwell and JEFF
fress. MT. IT. C.. Cooley Chase city. and
Miss Mary Carter Anderson. Hanover
county. Va.
Mr.. Medoury Blanchard. Of New York
city. son Of Judge James a. Blanchard.
of the supreme Court OF New York. is
here for several weeks shooting. and is
warmly welcomed by the many friends
he made on his previous visits
Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Meade. Of Danvine
Va. are adding much 10 the social life
OF the place. and gaining many friends
here.
MadamoiseIIe A. Hank. OF Paris. France.
chaperoned by Mrs. r. V. Burton. Of
Philadelphia. accompanied the Shoemaker
party. and were the recipients OF much
attention.
Dr. W. H. O'Neal a prominent physi.
clan or GETTYSBURG. Pa. with his very
charming wife are spending some time
here. and gaining many friends.
Besides the array OF professional names
registered OIL the evening OF the ban
quet. we find among others for the week
Mrs J. y. Bayard, Chicago; Mrs A. c.
Schuyler. Pittsburg; Mr. Joseph Ross.
Philadelphia. Mr.. NJ l. T Davis, Nor
folk: Mr.. w. II Gillespie. New Castle,
Pa; Or. G. NJ May and wife. Phlla-
delphia. and Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Day.
Ridgely. Nd: Mr.. J. S. Cutariar. Boston
Mr.. J. J. Hickey. Richmond, Va; Mrs.
S. Mcdowell. Philadelphia; Mr.. c. @.
Michals. Richmond. Va; Ny. and Mrs.
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RED HILL SOCIAL

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
RED IILL. ALBEMARLE COUNTY,
VA, December 22.-Mrs James suther-
land continues critically iH.
The North Garden Farmers Club met
on December 18th az the home OF Mr..
Gouiav Mortiu. near Cortsv'ue T-'.-Se
who attended the meeting We're Lessrs.
j. y Far.s tnr-sileu- of tn. .frrs.
Stephen and william Carpentcr. s VI.
Page. George w White. a. W. RothweIl
II. T. Martin and Dr. Robinson.
Misses Liza and julia Faris returned 70
their howe to-dav to spe~H o.. r- be
days Miss Liza Faris is a teacher in the
Waynesboro High School. and Miss Julia
i- te4rn'u- r.rSf- f~ Mathews ~ 0--, VA
Miss Myrtle Gnkerson. a teacher IN the
Red Hi High school. viii return to her
home near stanton. for the holidays
Miss Katharine l.. Howertou. Of West
Point Va wiz he the guest % har -ist-,-
Mrs. x. r. Bowden. during the Christmas
holidays.
There will be- a Christmas tree al the
Mooreland Baptist Church on Thursday
night OF Christmas week for the benefit
% the sunday-school at that place
Mrs Fannotta Simn's Is very sick az
her home near Covesviue. Va
Miss Hallie Rothweil. who IS teaching
near stanton, Va, viii nsturn home on
Friday. December 2Ist and spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mr.. f. 3. Bowdcn, OF Lunenburg county,
Va. will be the guest OF his brother. Rev.
=. H BowdeD. during the hohdayG
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the weekend visitors in Bon Air last
week were Mr.. and 3irs. Withcrs Miller
and children. OF Richmond. Va. at Mrs.
Polk Miiiers: Sir. end Mrs Taylor Robin
sou and Mr. Neville Montague. OF Rich
mond. AZ Mrs. William Wither's. Mr..
chas Hunt. Of Washington. Mr. r. r.
Cox and Master Edwin Cox. OF Richmond.
az Mrs J. +. Cox's. Mr James Watson,
81 Richmond. a. Mr. a. 7. Adamson's:
Miss Anna Kevans. OF Richmond. and
Miss Jessie Apperson. OF I.ynchburg. at
Mrs. Norman Mortons.
Miss Mary Irvine OF Richmond. was the
recent guest OF Miss 2annie Talbot.
Dr. r. b. McCmer has been TO New
York during the past week.
Mrs. J. G. Harry and Mrs ". W Pace
y no have been rehearsing the children for
lie Christmas cantasa TO be given at the
Methodist C--urch. have had TO pos pone
a. owing 10 an epidemic Of whOoping
cough
Misses Mary Meek and Eliza Mont
gomery. Of Richmond. were recent guests
% Miss Nellie McCluer
Miss Nadge Montgomery. Of Richmond.
has been visiting Miss Bertha Adamson.
MI Haskins HobsOn is on n trip to
Philadelphia Mrs. Hobson is visiting her
parents IN Powhatsn.
Or. Lii iston and Miss Margaret Iillis-
ton. OF Eastern Shore. have been recent
guests at Dr. McCmers
Mrs. Allen Petugrew. Of Manchester.
has been visiting her brother. MT. Arthur
Adamson.
Mrs. Linwood Moody spent a few hours
ir Bon Air last week on her way to ioin
Mr.. Moody who is in business in North
Carolina
SIR. r Nice. Burlington returned last
sunday from Norfolk. leaving on Mon
day for a business trip 70 Bristol. Lynch
burg and SIaunton. and Will return to-
morrow to spend Christmas with his
family.
Mr. Vincent Adamson. who y in bust
ness in Birmingham. Ala. will spend
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
y. J.. AdamsOn.
Mr. William Forbes and a few friends
were at Monte Sells last week and en-
ioyed "A successful coon hunt
MI Geo. Witwor,A, who has been in
Cuba some time with railroad contrac-
tors Is L. at home. His father Mr.
I G.. G.. WitwOrth, who has been sick with
malaria feve.. is now improving rapidly
In giving the list Of the guests at little
Resale MortOn's birthday party. the name
of little Julia Wherry was Inadvertently
omitted. Julia is a dainty BIZ OF feminin-
~ and very popular with her small
friends.
Mrs Chas. Montague. Of National Park
Seminary, Washington -. c., is expect
cd home for the holidays and will have
as her guests Miss Bouche and Miss
Holland, Of Texas.
Mr.. J. f. Cox. Sr.. Of WASHINGTON. d.
G. viii spend Christmas with his son.
Mr.. J. E. Cox, at Glen Lloyd"
Miss C. p. Moore entertained her kinder
, garten school on last Tuesday. giving
them splendid Christmas tree, and pre-
senting each scholar and small guest viii,
Mother Goose plates. A real live santa
Claus was present, much to the SUNRISE
and delight of the children. The school
( is composed OF little Misses Mary FER
guSon. Julia Wherry. VIRGINIA Cox Nfar,,
Thomas Cox. Resale Morton and Masters
Robert and Holdt Burlington. The small
guests were Misses Mary Buuinsfon
Emily Smith and Virginia Corvin. Others
present we're Mrs. Alan Ferguson Ntrs.
Robert Burlington, Mrs. ]. z. Cox, Mrs.
Geo. Talcott. Miss Bertha Adamson, Mrs.
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Warrenton Society


WARRENTON VA. December The
third numb ~ me y 81 G. e. Lyceum
course being "Durno.F the magician was
given So the Town Hal on Tuesday night.
The audience was very large and en-
thusiastic. and the entertainment was en-
1oyed bv ALL
Nir. and Mrs r ". spiiman. Jr. are
az "Woodburn AFTER a visit 10 the North
rrn cities
aIr. Thomas G.. Assheton is al home for
the holidays from Randolph Macon. at
Bedford CITY. Mr. Lankiy. % Texas. &C
,ompanied him.
Miss Ethel suddth. who has been at
tending school az Woman's College. Rich
mond. IS at home for Christmas
The Warrenton German Club VIII give
german Christmas night IN the Town
Hall. complimentary 20 Miss Mary Gaines
end her wedding party.
Miss Irene Nelson. OF New York. IS with
her friend. Miss Louise Evans. for a
few DAYS.
Miss Pitcher. Of Petersburg. Va is the
guest OF Judge and Mrs z. 6. Turner.
The Christmas hop at Bethel Military
Academy took place Friday night \
large crowd drove out from town. = sup
per was served during the evening. and
the occasion proved thoroughly enjoy
able
Mrs Edwin King. Of Southboro. Mass.
IS spending a few days with her mother.
Mrs Murray Forbes. on Winchester
street &
Quite a party Of young people from
Warrenton left this morning for Rich
mond where they will spend Christmas
With their friends Miss Francis Sublett
will visit Misses Francis and Burnie
Scott; Master Hue Spiman goes to Nj.
Taylor Scott Nj Herbert Hordon Will
10 with his friend. MT. Morson Keith.
while Miss Florence Boston will be with
her aunt, Mrs Robert Fraiser
MI Tnnis Forbes. ~ Norfolk. Va. was
IN town for few days
Mr Mosby Campbell S. at home from
The university.
Mr. Robert smith. who has been in
West Virginia for a number Of months.
ls at home greeting old friends again
A delightful musical was given We'd
nesday night by Miss Walters class at
Mrs. Robertson's School The pupils ac-
quilted themselves very creditably.
Miss Cora Franklin. who has been in
Washington for six weeks. is at home
sgain.
Messrs Olander and William Hodgekins
and Armstead Boston are spending
HOLIDAYS with their parents.
Mrs. Johnnie Tongue and Miss Tongue.
after a delightful visit 10 friends and
relatives IN Baltimore. are In town again.
Dir and Mrs. Richard ". Cook and little
Miss Cook Of Baltimore. and Mrs. SaiIie
Newly. and Miss Newly. Of Farmviile.
are at Mr.. T. y. Flctchers until after
the holidays
Miss Louise Prddy. Of Beaumont. Tex.
who Is at school at the Mary Baldwin
Seminary. is with Miss Nan Calvin for
p few days.
Mrs. Jack Solomonsky. OF Norfolk Is
With her mother. Mrs. Unman, for
Vhiis''nas' 80 49,
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Eddie Hanlon Retired

PHILADELPHIA. PA. December o.
Following the example OF Jeffrios and
Tommy Ryan. Eddie Hanlon has retired
from the ring This Is not the first time
Eddie has bowed himself out and then re-
appeared and. unlike Jenries and Ryan
he has no title 10 bequeath The beat
ing Dick Hyland gave Hanlon strengthen
ed him IN his resolve to quit the rink
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

Micl1le. Richmond. Va; Mrs E F. Post.
Brockton. Mass: Mr.. G. +. Post. New
York city: MI and Mrs. William A.
Leech Master William \. I4eech. Jr. Mt.
Poconlo. Pa. and Mr.. J. r Brewer. Of
Baltimore.
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BON AIR SOCIETY

Especial 70 The Times Dispatca-l
BON AIR, VA, December 22.-Among
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

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