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The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
BOYDS SOCIAL NOTES.

Boyds. June l5.
Miss Lottie Hluton, Of Reedsville, Va.
is a guest OF Miss clara Harrison.
Mrs. H. Murican. of Washington, ls
visiting relatives at Hyattstown.
Miss Belle Gott. Of Washington. was
this week guest here Of her brother.
Mr. 3. c. Gott
Miss Genevieve Simms. Of Washington.
has this week been the guest Of Miss
Jennie Burdette
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Jones, Of Frederick
County. are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
J. G.. White. near here.
Mr Thomas G.. Darby. Of Nartinsburg,
W Va, was this week the guest Of his
sister. Mrs Samuel Reid
Mr and Mrs. William 3. Mobley have
returned % their home AT Laytonsy.lle.
after an enjoyable trip TO Richmond. Va.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Nicholson have re-
turned home from their honeymoon trip
South, and are az their home near Buck
Lodge
Mr. and Mrs Charles Leaman and
daughter. Of Washington. are stopping for
a week AZ ClarksbUrg. the former home
Of Mr Lcaman.
Mr. and Mrs Richie Haney, who were
married az Damascus last week have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip, and
are at home 70 their friends.
Miss Alice Jones. of Buckeystown.
Frederick County. who has been visiting
az Jacksonville left this week for Wash
ington. where she IS visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Edward Burdette.
nee Miss Helena Leoti Sipe. Of Mills Run.
Pa. who were married there Wednesday.
arrived here Thursday afternoon and a
reception was rendered them at the home
Of the grooms parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
John Edward Burdette, near here.
Mrs. E. J. Hartshorn. Mrs. J. Harry
Cunningham. and Mrs Harry G. Arm
strong, of heusington, have returned
from jamestown. Va. where they visited
the exposition and attended a conference
Of the national and State fedeTati0ns Of
Women's Clubs, held there last week.
Misses Grace Riggs Pumphrey, Of Ger
mantown. and Georgianna Lewis, Of
Boyds. and Messrs. Joseph Frank Lewis.
Of Boyds. and Claude Tschiffely. Of
. Darnestown. are arranging a June ball 10
be held in Boyd Hall. at which many yisi-
tors from Baltimore, Washington. Rock
willie. Frederick. Hagerstown, and this and
adjoining counties are expected. The hall
1 is now being decorated, the prevailing
I cOlors 10 be orange and black. Sew
eral hundred invitations are out
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the contracting parties. The ceremony
will be performed by Rabbi Stern, OF
Washington
Mr.. Harry c. Ansley and Miss Annie
". Ansley have returned from st Louis.
where Mr. Ansley attended meeting of
railroad treasurers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swan entertained
Monday evening at cards. their guests be-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holt, Of Staun-
ton, Va. MIR and Mrs, John Burkett. OF
Washington. Miss Carflys. c. Crimes and
Mrs Laura Crimes. MS. Wellman Swan
and Miss Martha Swan.
The engagement Of Miss Mary Benteley
and Mr.. Paul Robinson has been an
nounced The date has not been set. Miss
Benteey IS the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Bentley, OF Sandy Springs, and
IS well known here where she has fire.
quently visited her many relatives.
The Seventeenth Virginia Regiment held
a meeting Monday evening at Lee Camp
Hall. al which the following ladies were
present. Mrs. William ogden, Mrs. W. d.
Carne. Mrs W. D. Wood, Mrs India Hen
derson, Mrs. J. F. Doniphan, Mrs Dolly
p Shepardson. Miss Pauline Jones. Miss
Loula Sm0Ot, Miss Annie Henderson, and
Miss Writ
Mrs Launcelot Blackford has as her
guests for the High School finals the fol-
lowing young ladies, Miss CathTine Am
bier, Miss Matilda Page. of New York,
Miss Bessie Grammer. Of Philadelphia,
Misses Mamie and Louise Mason, Of Ken
tucky. Miss Gay Lloyd. Of New York;
Miss McClelland Of Texas; Miss Lettie
Woods Of Charlottesville. and Miss Rob
inson, Of Arlington. W. Va.
Miss ~ Irene Nagel was married
TO Mr. Pichard Moulton Pretty Of Tues
day afternoon at the residence Of her
grandmother The bride was given away
by her father Mr. Charles NageL She
wore and carried Bride roses and lilies
Of the valley. The bride was attended
by her sisters, Misses Mary and Ida
Nagel The groom's brother. Mr. James
W Pretty, was the best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Pretty left for an extended tour
through the South.
A reception in honor Of Mrs. Lizzie
George Henderson, Of Mississippi, was
held Monday evening az the Lee Camp
Hall The Junior Daughters were the
hOstesses of the occasion the reception
being In charge Of the following ladies.
Mrs d. J. Howell. Mrs. E. II. Kemper,
Mrs. s. G.. Brent, Mrs. Richard Gibson.
Miss Edna Alexander Mrs E. Is. o Brien
Mrs. r. +. Downham, and Miss Lottie
! GreenweH Mrs Henderson, who is the
[ president Of the United Daughters Of the
+ Confederacy. was accompanied 70 this
I city by Mrs. Ralph Walch, president OF
the District Of Columbia Daughters; Mrs
Mamie Heath. president Of the Southern
/ Relief Association and others. Mrs
/ Henderson made an address. % which
/ Mrs J. T. Alexander responded. A mum.
/ beC Of other addresses and recitauons
/ were given.
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BROOKLAND SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Helen Pearson. q Louisville. Va,
is the guest Of Miss May Stroman.
Miss Nellie smith Of Berwyn, Nd, IS
visiting Miss May Henry
Mrs. Dewitt. recently the guest Of Mrs.
James F. McHugh. has left Brookland
for her home. in New York.
Mr.. Russell. who has been for some
time the guest Of Mr.. William Quinn, has
returned 70 New York.
Miss Stock. Of Gettysburg Pa, IS visit
ing Miss Emily Louise Brooks, OF Uni
versity Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Barnum are in At
lantiC City.
Mrs. Holmes and sons. Don and Clay,
have gone TO New England 70 spend the
summer.
Mr.. Thomas Quinn left Brookland Tues
day for his home. IN Salem, Mass.
Mr.. Edward Marean has left Brookland
| for a two-years trip TO Birmingham,
Ala, and vicinity.
DR.. Charles Stearn has gone 10 Alex
andria. to remain for the summer months
1 In charge Of the Home for the Aged,
/ located in the vicinity OF that city.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watt will move
/ from their present residence, on Monroe
street, TO their new home in the city.
/ Mr. John Myers has gone to Virginia
/ for short vacation. visiting relatives.
1 AIr Dugan and family will return to
/ Brookland about the 1st OF july for the
/ summer months.
Miss Emma Reed and Miss Adeline
D T--;-L Ig4y, ,F VT-oufir v-rro Ia
/ guests of Miss Tessie Henry during the
/ past week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Sampson and their
son William, Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
are the guests Of Mrs. II. p. Leonard for
! the summer.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MCGEE and family
/ have moved into their new residence,
Ninth and Newton streets
Mr.. r. F. Coggius, Of Baltimore, and
sister, Miss Lula Coggns, were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blalock and son Cowan.
| Of Norwood y. c.. spent last week with
their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Drake.
Mr.. Francis Burr. after spending a
months vacation at his home on Uni
veTsity Heights, viii return 10 his survey
ing party, located at present in Colorado.
Mr.. Merle Kautenberg entertained a
number Of his friends Saturday evening
at his home on Newton street. Among
those present were the Misses Vernal
Hetfield, Helen Lennon. Mildred Cove,
Annie Magruder Lille Saffa. Marie
Melns, Bessie Kautenberg, Margarite
\ Shahan, and the Messrs. Paul Davis, Mar
mion, and Reed McCloud, Robert Hall.
Isle Kautenberg. Francis Pee. and Earl
II Saffa.
Il The Brookland Baseball Club gave an
entertainment at the town hall Wedues-
day night. Those taking part were the
II Misses Sweir, Ethel Shane, Mary Pretty.
Ruby Rice. Tessie Henry. Mae Henry,
and little Kathryn Harrison; the Messrs.
I Martin McHugh, D. Weinstine, ". j.
Galbraith. w H. Galbraith, Ralph ST.
mons, Charles Horner, J. Noel, F. A. Nc
H Hugh, Fred Tansill. and choruses by the
Phunny Phellows Mi1strels. After the
musicale all Joined in dance until a late
hour.
Flag Day was appropriately celebrated
on Friday at the Brookland Public
School Those taking part were Miss May
Mulligan and Virginia PerkinsOn. Eleanor
Washington, Gertrude Swingle. Mary
Fisher, Laura Johnson. Octsvia Wood
ward, Mary Drake. Jean Molster, Mar
jorie Herman, and the Messrs. Earnest
Ross, Frank Moskey, Harold O'Connor,
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SOCIETY IN LEESBURG.

Special 70 TIE Washington Herald,
Leesburg. Va. June l5
Miss Margaret Rust. Of Falls Church,
is visiting the Misses Ball,
Mrs. r. II. Lynn has had as her guest
Miss Slack. Of Washington. D. c.
Mr.. Edgar Littleton entertained at two
tables of bridge Thursday evening.
Miss Jean Watt Davy, OF Baltimore, is
the guest Of Miss Jean Lee Penuel
Miss Dorothy White. of Washington,
D. c., is the guest Of Miss Mary Nc
Cabe
Miss Belle McGill has returned from an
extended visit to Miss Mary Nash, Of
Portsmouth. Va.
Mrs Wilson X. Levering. Of Baltimore
Nd, IS the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Ella Matthew, of this town.
Miss Dorcas Hempstone entertained at
an afternoon tea Tuesday in honor Of
Misses Jordan and Thurkle.
Miss Helen Lambert. OF Philadelphia,
Pa. is the guest of the Misses Janney at
their home. on Cornwall street.
Messrs. Richard H. Tebbs. jr., and
Walter H. Burke, Of Leesburg, are at
tending the jamestown Exposition this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Vivian II. Van Devanter,
who have been visiting relatives in Lees
burg, returned Tuesday to their home, in
Michigan.
Misses Frances Jordan, Of Clifton
Forge, Va, and Nellie Thurkle, OF North
Carolina, are the guests Of Miss Anna
Shepherd.
Judge and Mrs. Richard II. Tebbs en-
tertained at tea Wednesday evening in
honor of Judge Edward s. Turner, of
Warrenton, Va.
Miss Isabel Magruder, of Washington
d. c.. and Miss White. of New Orleans.
La. have been visiting Mrs. Alfred S.
Gillette, at Evergreen Lodge.
Miss Anna Shepherd leaves Saturday
for Sunbury, Pa, where she viii! be the
guest Of Mrs. Mary Grenough stephen
son for the summer months.
Mrs. Deering Fauntleroy and children
and Mrs. z. r. Fox. who have been
making an extended visit TO relatives in
this town, have returned to Lynchburg.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Anna Sunderland Crissey daughter of
Mr. John Crissey, OF Leesburg, to James
Continued on Page s, Column 3.
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The testimonial TO be given by the
Thesplan Club 70 the director. Mrs Duval
Mack, tomorrow, promises to be an en-
tertaining and interesting affair. Several
playIets, including a drama. a comedy.
and a sketch, viii be acted, while orches-
tral and vocal music will also fill a large
share Of the programme.
Mrs. Duval Mack was one Of the first
teachers in Washington Of the dramatic
art, having been engaged in that profess
sion for twenty years. Her best work
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Miss Blanch Virginia Browning, daugh-
ter OF Mr and Mrs. Henry Clay Brown
ing. and Mr.. Arba Nelson Tindal. will be
married Thursday evening at o'clock. at
All Souls Church, Rev. L. G. B. Pierce
officiating The bride will be attended by
her sister, Miss Elise Browning, who viii
be maid of honor. and as flower girl, lit
tie Miss Francois Celeste Fitzpatrick will
offiCiate.
Mr.. Tindali will have as his ushers Mr.
Edmund Carl Browning brother Of the
bride, and his brother, Mr. Lloyd Tindall.
= small reception will follow the cere-
mOny. at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Browning in Girard street, only the bridal
party and immediate families Of the bride
and bridegroom having been invited.
Miss Browning entertained at a fare
well luncheon yesterday, the guests in
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Continued on Page S, Column 3.
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Miss Mabel Towers, Of Montana. and
Miss Mercedes Ruiz, of this city. have re-
turned from jamestown. where they at
tended the ball given in honor of the
West Point cadets.
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Mrs. Harriet Turner and Mr.. George E.
Pfaster. ir., have returned to their home,
near Bluemont, Va, after a three-months'
sojourn IN the Madeiras.
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Mrs. seaton Schroeder, wife Of Capt.
Schroeder L. 6. y, has returned from
Norfolk. where she has been visiting her
s1n-in-law and daughter. DR.. and Mrs
Noultou Johnson. Of the navy circle.
Mrs. Schroeder with her family will leave
Monday for their summer home at
jamestown, r. J.
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Miss Grace Kinds, sister Of Mrs. Cor
telyou. wife Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, left town yesterday with the
four children Of Secretary and Mrs. Cor
teIyou and has taken them 70 Bay Crest
L. l.. where they will be Joined later by
their parents for the summer.
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Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. S. Z. W.
Kttteu will shortly leave for Philadelphia.
where the commander has been sent to
the battle ship Massachusetts,
Mrs Kitteu will make her home in
Philadelphia. that she may be near her
husband
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Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer
wife and daughters Of the Post
master General, are at their Beacon street
residence, and will. in a short time. open
their summer place at Hamilton, on the
North Shore Of Massachusetts.
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Mai Arrick. [. s. A, Of Indianapolis,
is the guest Of his mother here for
week Mai. Arrick's wife IS daughter
Of former Attorney General and Mrs. ".
H. H. Miller who was well known here
during the administration Of the late
President Harrison.
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4 Apsssll. I.utl6r HIislssil =
HnssAii c!dtslses Hplssll lS1i1
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Giftis Dsusaa DsIlsS ptSfs,
VIII Husasll Sim iIntss,l rsask
0rsa hsuds 0nsai Hssssr
CSifnsa Charity uafFnan Ems
hurr Bertha MUIR Railcs Groves.
Sunday School vers veil /. Il.
tended Easter Sunday theTc viii
% Sunday school every Sunday
|as No. J, sysry body 60.
Walter cosfman has took !
back get Of hear. trouble.
Adrion Crawford IVES aesn
back at, old No. |. sunday.
The PA supper Was we'll at
tended Friday nigh. at The Crowts
School house.
Jane. Hutsell locked very sud
Sunday wonder what forI gaess
because Lizzie Williams School
was out.
John Gresnlse made a husiness
trip to Mt t;rove ons day last
week,
Will Aaxvili and Essis Huggina
attended Sunday school Sunday
and looked very pleased.
John Greenlso al family Harry
MUIR aud family visited Joe
MUIR and family last Sunday.
We'll as 1t is getting late ] will
como to o close.
II This escapes tho. W, b. We
will come again by by.
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NAMES ITEMS,
By y w Eye;

Tho Names School is'progrcss.
ing nicsly abont 80. puppies
Mltche. Benton teacher.
Little Lenard Hudon who has
been very low with pneumonia 10
gaining health aud strength very
fast Mt present.
Evert Cantrell who has been
in bed about 10 weeks with
rheumatism and suffered % much
IL also IN tho mend.
Mr. John Woodland and wifs
has moved 10 their new home,
We wish them success.
James i. Mosoly and wife also
Mrs Dallas Moaeley mads u
flying trip to Mt Grove Saturday
though thu weather va. very
unpleasant.
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THE EHBLEn or s.HRIsr

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THE ksBLEA 0F CHklSg a
II was whsn the hihh pfiel !
entered With thsbiood ana 1incene d
within the veil before the .msrc 4
seat that ne insda 'ntsrcesalolk|
Tor tho people. The vssx n
presenting Of the blood and iiass
csnss was On act Of intercsssioissl
whether words wore used o. not Il
II was done ~ behalf 81 lssasi \!
ior tho purpose o. avsrtins ths55
dlsplsasn:s md cohc'iiating thsSI
favor OF Jehovsh. With rsfsfence'
TO MS Jssns - represented asI
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Astoria Items
pY SWEET WILLIAMS.

Hello Ed. and Correspondents
thought we would write some
items for the CREssET.
Flowing and making garden is
the order OF the day in this
part.
We are sorrow to report the
death OF Mrs. Buckley who pass.
ed this life to tho great beyond
Tuesday April 2. will BIZ laid to
rest in the Green Min. Cemetry
Wednesday 3.
Fanny InRraham, Ivy Beck
ham, Lucy Brill, Ava Ohphant.
Martha and Xelma Hutsell visit.
ed :Iay and Myrtle MUIR Sun.
day:
The singing at Jim Mon,gom.
ery's Sunday night was well
attended.
The telephone limo from
Astoria to Names is almost com
plete.
Will Merchant and family
spent Easter with Mrs. Mer.
chant.
Lizzie Williams School was out
Friday. They had u pic supper
the last night aud a nice time
was reported.
Jack Coifman is one among
the sick list this week.
Maggie Ballard visited her
sister Martha Baty Satin, day
night.
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- = tl.ffi
Ns.,ie Raglan sss seen eonmlue
ffs@ Assg'Ascstring ! hoe easss
Re = gsisg Y make garden!
Fred cpbio aai o.car Hassius
iwsa.ta 3 ,sIie,s, Riggs saturday
Ma Jrhn Kelley Paid MIS-
Hasgias : Wait last Thursday
John Msrs,li called ON MyslI.
Hn''sl' Sunday:
Sunday School vt No 4 every
Sanday 1t u,ns O'clock o. DRY
body u iasitsd 10 Gems.
Well ~ oess u scarse I viii
ring oil hopainS 10 see these In
print ! will como again.
SO BY BY.
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ceofae Mari has rttarnsd
from Mn. vcrnon Wash. ~6srs
he has ben ,he tor as. year
Rcll Mon.coaery u staying
q Y sira, sIsrrs Il present
Hairld Hdnter VAS ! pleasant
caller at Mrs. Aonteo uerys
Sunday. wonder what for 1 guess
Gena knows.
There will 30 . sale 1t NJ.
Bakers Sat. 9;
Mr. Hartman and wife is the
parents d : ten lbs. boy.
O A. Cantrell and wife we're
visitors, at James Aontgomcrys
Easter.
Chas Coffman made .. business
trip 70 Names Monday eYcuing,
Charley Srabolt called on
Belle Montgomery Tuesday.
Well IS news 10 scarce We'll
ring Oh. 90 good night to all
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spotted HOG ITEMS
By tho Qnsen Of Hearts

Kind Editor.
Well We are having nice weather
at Prsrent.
Mrs Burke was o pleasant caller
at Mry carlscn Friday.
Jacen Gown sailed on Done lsons
sunday.
John Segsr returned homo from
Springfield Nc. Thursday n,ght
Miss Esther and Annia Lars N
returned home from Kansas City
Mo. sunday
Ire Meeting at Donelson. Sun
day was well attended it was
such u beautiful day that quite
o crowd gathered there.
Mr. Robert Brutcn was a pleasant
caller at Chas Ssgsrs Wednesday.
Ir and Mrs Charley Cole spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Fred Evans.
Mr. johnson preached at Donel
son Sunday.
Anna soger called on Anna
Larson Monday,
Say August lIegbnrg next time
you come TO Fair View come all
the way, ard ANNA will find a
placs to tie yoar horse.
We'll it this escapes tho waste
basket ! will come again.
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Cloudy weather ct present.
| The singing AT No. /. xas vel
intended Sunday, every bod,
reported . !ine time.
| Amt Mary Wilson is reported
some better
MrJim Wilson and wife waited
Lee Throucmartin and family
Sunday
The easter dinner at Nj
! Rsesrr's was well attended and
had jolly time.
Ril@y Tate was seen going
back South Sunday l guess il Il
going 10 DC cold weather again.
JIM liItscll looked very sad III
singing Sunday wonder what was
the mater guess il was because
l'G1'e ha' gone hcmo ha! b..
Ms Ma.L. Baiy is some better.
John M.be called On Mary
Watts Sunday.
Annie and May Harper visited
Eda and vcs'a Tate Sunday.
Eserit Kelioy aud wife visited
Alfred Denton and wife Sunday.
John Kelley called Oh Alfred
Kelley Sunday.
Tho pie supper At the Cruso
school house last Friday night was
we'll attended and all reported q
q 6ne time. -
Laura Reynolds got tho Oak
Grove sohco' again we wish her
a successful torn Of school.
Mrs Julia Kelley called on Mr.,
Watts Sunday.
Fred Coble and Will Maxvill arc
still carrying tho mail for M
Higgins how do you like you,
Job boys iios ! suppose.
Pete MsxvilI and Essis Huggins
Will Naxvill ard Nettie Huggin,
called on Grace and Addia Kelley
Sunday.
Lam futile and family and
uncle Tom Tuttle and also Riloy
Tate 'wcre visitors at Jim Kelley
and family Sunday.
Elisha Denton hoped TO Rufu,
Cruise Sunday.
heard that Joen Mabo anC
wife were going 10 Washington
we hope them success 90 thei,
journey.
G'rt'e Denton sas got tho hear,
trouble.
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ASTORIA ITEMS
Ey ttavkujacL.

Hello Editor. After q long
time absent Ii. ;ry tnAind some
more News for thp Valuable little
GRE. SIT
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IN the Names and by the aatlrity of the gpl none III ts
colonies soemnly publish end aclar that these niea (nn
nre ana OF right ought be- FREE independent staes that
they are absoved from all allegiance to the British and
ht All ofca connection between them and the state OF Great
Britain s and ought to be totally dssnyod and that MS free
states they have full power levy war conclude
peace contract alliances esebish commerce. all other
Acs ana ihngs winch independent saes may right do And
Ior the support OF this declaration with firm reliance on tho
protection OF Divine Providence mutually pledge to each other
our ves our fortunes and sacred honor The foregoing
declaration by order Congress engrossc and signed by
the following members, -Io,r uanoo.i
Erw hsmpshirc. Ma.ssclu a. i my ~ RLole f.,.,d
JOSIAH Bartlett Samuel Adams, srphcn Trphi $,
W!lism Whirple Jsha AA.m. Wli.u En,rr
Nn lev Thornton. kobcr, Treat pia
Elbiijg, CRY
C.nBecicu'.
.os Shv,ma Samuel luni. son within william Diver w,,u
New York, Ds'swaic. North Carolina
William Foyi Gear Rodney. William ,sp,r
thir Livingston George !.cai Joerh ilewcs
Francs Levi. Thomas N an John pcun
Lewis Morris
NewJcr:; Ma,hnd s.uh c,r,i,,
R"ha:a ct'ak'on. Samuel Chase Observation-Disclosures
John W!hotspoor William p.c,, Thomas lie, ward If.
Fraucs Ilppkins1n, Thomas Stone. Thomas .ynuhj
Joha liar Charles Carroll of Arthur Middleton
Ah'ahHm Clark Cnrrolion:
Pennsylvania. Virginia
Ebert Morris W,;hc.
Dcnismin Iurh. Richard Henry Ike. Georgia
benjamin Franslia Thomas JcG.son, Button Gwnnc.
John MGR Gu, Benjamin Harrison. Lyman Hall
George C,meI. Thomas Nelson j.. George Walton.
James Smith, Francis IIghtoat
George Taylo Lee
James Wilson, Carter Ira.,on:
for when in lie Of human becomes necessary
for people dissolve the political bonds which connected
them with another and to assume among the powers of
earth the separate and equal station which the laws of
and of natures God ettle thm decent respect the opinions
W annG requires that they should declare the which
inpel them to the separation,
We hold these truths tn be sclfevident that all are
created equal that they endowed by their Creator with
ra naenabe rights tina, among these fe liberty, and
I'll" pursuit Of happiness"
Ahovearc the governors of America. and ali other and
2roplc are the executors.
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Kind Editor OF the CREssrr
hero We como with bnndlo Of
hsws
Pretty wosrner at present.
All the young folks met Easter
Sunday a, Mr. Iessers and report.
ed nice time. all we're present
were Efiie Hutssll Jamcs Hutsell
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PHEASANT RIDGE ITEMS.
by the Ola Maids
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-05-11

Mrs. Wilson. Of Norfolk. is ex-
pected here tomorrow 70 visit her
daughter. Mrs. l. w. Lane. j.
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Panama canaI-Erie Canal.

Machiuery is digging the Panama c.
nal thousand times quicker than tbs
shovel dag the Enc.
Machiusry produces the L. & NJ. Paint
at so times less cost Tor labor than
IL made by hand.
The L. * M. gives the. best job in tbt
world. because l.. * M. Zinc hardens l..
81 NJ. VI hite Lead and makes l.. y NJ
Paint wear like iron Tor 10 or ID years
Ii only requires gallons OF this eeie
brated paint and gallons OF Linseeo
Oil at 60 cts. er gallon 10 paint a MOD
crate sized house
If anv detect exists in l.. & NJ. Paint
will paint house for nothing.
Sold by l.. W. LANE. Williamsburg
HIM. CLEMENTS. Lee Hall, W.R- Braueh
1cano.