The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

10y a railway train. was brought here
on Saturday for burial His family and
"a large number OF relatives and friends
We're present. Tine funeral services were
held in the Presbyterian Church, ana
conducted by the Rev. 2. u. stephen
son. assisted by the Rev. Harry NJ Can
ter Mr.. storm married Miss Emma
Fravel. Of Woodstock. who was a daugh-
ter of Ar James C. Fravel. a pr0mi-
nent citizen OF this place
Hon. J. NJ BaUserman has had the
old dweliing-house which he recently
occupied torn away. and his handsome
new residence presents n pretty appear
ance, as well as adding much TO the
beauty OF Muhlenburg Street
The Whist Club which was organized
recently by number of young gentle
men and ladies OF this place. met at the
home OF Miss Mamie Williams on Mon
day night. where an enjoyable evening
was spent.
Air. and Mrs. Craig Of Waynesboro
have arrived here to spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Joseph S
AIoffott
Mr.. J. L. Boyer left here on Tuesday
evening for Springfield, o.. on business
trip.
Messrs. A. II. Hershey and John p.
Gable, Of MoEtville Pa, and Messrs.
A. A. Schaeffer. II. NJ Howell and J :.
Suno. OF Lancaster. Pa. arrived here
L. -
OF these parties applied 20 the circuit
clerk on Tuesday afternoon for the neces-
sary hunting license" which was grant
ed them
The prospect FOR the erection Of a large
number Of new residences in Woodstock
during next spring. and through this
winter, IS very encouraging and a num-
Der Will be erected. During the past
season the lack or carpenters prevented
number or buildings from being erected
i'm the town.
The protracted meeting which is being
held in the Christian Church 10y the Rev.
A. J. Renforth. of York county Va
is being well attended and meeting with
success. His sermons are well received
10y the public, and much favorable COM
ment made upon them. II IS expected
the meeting will continue until SUNDAY
night on Wednesday afternoon a num-
Der were baptized
ON account of the high water. follow
ing heavy rains ON Monday night. the
electric light plant. which secures It's
power from the Shenandoah River. WAS
compelled to close down about Q o'clock
on Monday night. Practically all Of th.
places OF business and Il large number
of residences in the town were affected
10y the current being turned off
A meeting of the directors Of the new
lime company Will be held here this
week
Mrs. C. T. Walton is visiting her for
ucr home. in Front Royal this week
Mr. H. r. Chapmen les installing
steam heating plant in his home. on the
corner ~ Court and Muhlenburg Streets
The top of the Episcopal Church
steeple which is adorned by "a large
cross. was blown over the first Of this
week boy The hieh winds. and is hanging
i'm "a dangerous position
Mr. J. H. Forsythe. proprietor of the
Geary Hotel of this place spent sew
cral DAYS in Nj Jackson this week.
Mr. Roland - Chase. grand master.
7 q. O. r. ~ Virginia. made an official
visit to Ashby Lodge. ]. O. @. T.. No 81.
az Woodstock. on Tuesday night. After
tle meeting "a public reception was held
at which 20 large number % ladies' We're
present special program, CONSISTING,
az music. etc, was rendered. after which
refreshments were served.