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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-04
Society
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of twenty moSored.. down for the week
end and dance. This party was made
up of the young set and was chaperon-
ed by Mrs. Hedemann. Others were
Miss Hedemann, Mr. and Mrs. Joe He
demann, Miss MQsher, Miss Biven
Miss Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Schae-
fer, Miss Julia. White, Harold Castle,
George Brown, the Lowreys, Vernon
Tenney and Captain Drew. The mu-
sic by the Haleiwa Glee Club was es-
pecially enjoyed by the dancers.
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; has been fet-
ed almost to extinction since her ar
rival from the islands and the wonder
of it is, that any one who has lived in
that enervating climate could brace
up so cheerfully under the strain. On
Tuesday Of this week Mrs. Alexander
Garceau hostessed an elaborate lunch
con in honor of her niece. Tuesday
night a number of society people
crossed the bay for the Liberty Theater
benefit for Fabiola. One merry party
included Lillard Barton, Mrs. Worth
ington Ames, Mrs. J. q. Tobin, Miss
Enid Gregg and Miss Merritt Reid, and
they repeated song and dance stunt
which made the Menlo vaudeville SO
successful. Afterward this same con-
genial party enjoyed supper in a cafe
in town and watched the election re-
turns. Mrs. Geritt Livingston Lam
sing, who was a bridge hostess on
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-04

their friends have taken this oppor-
tunity of greeting them at a series OF
informal parties and receptions.-Call.
& E 8
Mary Adele Case, the young con-
tralto from Oregon, who gave a re-
cital last Friday night at the Novelty
theater, will make her farewell APP
pearance this afternoon with the fol-
lowing interesting program:
(a) "Auftenthalt'' ........ Schubert
(b) "Standehen' ............. Schubert
lc) I'm Herbst" ................F Franz
Aria. "Ah Mon Fills ola Prophete")
...........l..,..... .Meyerbeer
(a) "Nuages' Ode Miarks) e. Georges
(b) "LEsclave' (by request) .Lalo
Piano solo, Captain Espagnol". 80.
.................. .Moszkowski
20, Rest in the Lord" C'ElijahD....
Observation-Disclosures. .Mendelssohn
(a) Three Shadows" .Campben Upton
b) "Gae to Sleep" Fisher
(c) Requiem" ..............H Homer
(d May Day" .............W Matthew
abide With Me'...............L iddle
Call.
The personnel of the Glee and Man
dolin clubs for the semester has been
selected as a result of tryouts just
completed. The men chosen are: First
mandolins-A. L. lockwood, ]. G.
Thomas, E. F. Farnsworth, S. NJ. Has
lett, Jr., and L. j. Hart Qeader); sec
ond mandolins-W. P. Butcher, A. ].
Hall, S. L. Boughn, R. P. Soper and c.
S. Simon; guitars-H. p. Knight, w.
S. Wilson, F. G.. Wilson, ]. P. Levy
and S. 81 Dole.-Chronicle.
& = &
Where to Wear Bows.-Great dis
elimination must be used in wearing,
or rather, placing rosettes which finish
many of the fancy collars, for upon
the shape of the face depends entirely
the spot where the loops must go.
When the contour is round, the rosette
must be either in the middle of the
front, directly in back, or little back
Of the ear.
With a long face the ribbon loops
may be at the side of the front, be-
cause thinness can stand the extra
width.
Extremely pretty fancy collars are
made by taking a wide piece of ribbon
and tying a fancy bow at one end. On
The top of a collar foundation a ruch-
ing is sewed, and then the ribbon is
tackled to the foundation top and bot
tom. One foundation will serve for
many different ribbons, for the tack
ngs are light and are easily taken
)ut.
Only a thin or oval face can wear
vide ruches. If there is the least
tendency to squareness| in contour
he frill must be modified. 1t will
De more stylish if it is an inch high,
md becoming than if 1t were three
inches and homely. This is fact that
should never escape a woman who
would be well dressed. Let her modi-.
y such fashions as are not originally
becoming and she can always wear
he latest models and look smart.
-S-
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Tuesday night, had election returns
announced as fast as they came in,
which was much appreciated.-S. F.
News Letter.
Z 3 =
DR.. and Mrs. Haldiman Somers Con-
ley of Honolulu have been entertained
in this city for several days past and
their friends have taken this oppor-
tunity of greeting them at a series of
informal parties and receptions.-S. F.
Call, Nov. IL.
Z & e
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K Kapuniai of Wal
mea; Kauai, announce the engagement
of their granddaughter, May K Ka-
puhiai, to w. Irving Maby, of Homo
lulu, formerly of Hilo, Hawaii.
A beautifully appointed dinner was
given in the private dining room Of
the Moana Hotel on Thursday evening,
at which Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Irving
Bentley presided. The table was pro-
fuse with Golden chrysanthemums, sa-
tin ribbon, yellow shaded candelabra,
and dainty place cards all carried out
in the same effect Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Single and Mr.. Lorrin
rhurston.
E = E
The fifth birthday of Eleanor Lyser
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lyser OF
Honolulu, who are visiting the family
of Mr.. Lyser of the Richmond school
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. De Wolf of Sixth
avenue, was rendered birthday party
last Saturday afternoon, at the home
# her aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-04

Fine Job Printing Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-04

Tuesday night, had election returns
announced as fast as they came in,
which was much appreciated.-S. F.
News Letter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
SHeRM AN -MsSSlck


At the home OF Capt. and Mrs W. l..
Messick. at Xvi, gtOn, on Monday after
aeon, Jan. 18th. IN ir daughter. Miss
Mary Kate Aessick. b. came tn. ride 81
Mr. Oris Holmes Sherman. OF Baltimore.
The officiating minister was Rev. K F..
Gayle. Mrs. 4 L Rowe. % Ffeiericks-
burg. the only sister of the biicc. WAS
nation of honor. aud Mr. Gilbert n
Meesick acted as BEST man. Mis-. Famine
Long rendered the wedding music. aud
the usher was Sr living X M.--ick.
The bride was given away by her
iather. Her costume was "A London
broadcloth travelling suit and she carried
shower bouquet Uf violets The ma
iron OF honor wore pink SILK AID carried
pink carnations. The pianist was dress.
ed In white point De spirit over l. ff,ta
and carried white carnations.
After the cerem ny an informal recep.
ton was given TO the bridal party
aud Invited guests The color .cheme Of
the decorations and re'reshmrnt- was
pink and white
Mr. and Mrs Sherman left iN steamer
Tor Baltimore and ait.r "a bridal trip will
make their home ia that city
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
BIRTHDAY TEA At BAPTIST CHURCH

The Birthday Tea" given at the
baptist church Friday night by the
1ouug MOman's Auxiliary WAS very
largely attended and was positive
success IN every particular Dr. J. Gar
nett King y as ia cha-gs and announced
the program, which was rendered to the
delight ~ all present. committee OF re-
eepuon. consisting OF W. A Bell. Col. +
ID. Cole. ;. + Ea-tburn, Mrs. X. A. VIII
lams, Mrs. Z. II. Russell, Mrs. WI
brannan, was stationed at the doors
aud greeted and welcomed everybody
Alter the entertainment light refresh
ments In protusion were served to the
entire gathering. The handsome sum of
S36 40 was realized from voluntary
offerings. hich amount will Doe devoted
the church Improvements. The program
was carried out a. follows:
Piano solo, Miss Louise Som ,ryille
Vocal solo. Mr. Chss. Wright
Recitation. Mss Mary Fulton.
Vocal solo, Mrs. &c. Ninde. Mrs Mary
Quinn Hicks arcOmpanist
Recitation. Miss Marie Barnes
Vocal duet, Miss Blanche Edmonson
and Mr.. Chas. Wright Mrs. Mary Quinn
Hicks accompanist
Recitation, Miss Mary Fulton.
Selections by College trio. Mise Itty
May Fulton pianist. Miss Annie Fulton
violinist, Mr. +. A. Franklin cello.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
STAFFORD NOTES

STAFFORD, [. H., Va Jan. 10th. 1909
MT 1. :. Briggs spent Wednesday her,
win foTce oil men and teams. The,
We're on their way to upper STEM ,rd will
sne engine and raw mill purchased b,
nf briggs at the sale of A N Nevip 4
20. enc cts on Potomac Greek some tim,
e8o- coming upirum the creek the road,
We're 80 bad IL took 10 horses To- han
the wagon " hich contained the boiler
Mrs. t. X Powell, OF Warrington. ID
=, spent Wednesday night her. sh,
mad important legal business To attend
TO.
Supervisor Cleve Harding was her,
"edn' stay on legal business.
hessrs. ). c. Combs and J. A. Temple
man We're here Monday on business.
W. ID; Rsamy, Esq. qualified before
the clerk Monday rs administrator of W
+. Dodd, decreased.
The sale Il Mr.. John W. Payne's psr.
sonar elects took place yesterday. There
was a Jar crowd and things sold brought
soou p,ices- ar, X L. Fritter was pres.
ent and sandwiched the inner man
AZ the fourth quarterly conference q,
NJ. +. church, south, held here last SAT
urday, the following official body Of the
chnrch was elected: Stawards-G \
besie, I. W. Beach. ]. +. Blackburne
E1gar ;. Randall, J c. W. Embrey. W
>. Gill, Walter Cox. Edgar s. Cloe. Jas
r. Chit, W. 4. Deacon, o. +. Fleming
John W. Payne. L. ID. Green. NJ. X
Lowry, Andrew Woodland. c. Newman
Knight and c. A. Bryan. who was also
elected recording steward. +. : Ran.
oali was elected district delegate. RIM
day School Superintendent
Shspel, w. L. Dent; Andrew Chapel. q
y. nreeu; Ebenezer. X. T. GIL; Antioch
u; 5. Bssle; New Hope, W. T. Deacon
treasurer W. D. Reamy sold on Mon
DAY, the 18th OF January, before the
courthouse door, the delinquent tracts
and lots OF land tor taxes and leyies for
years 1906 and 1907.
lis said al one time there vas consider.
able log rolling" and wire pulling" In
STAFFORD, but a case OF log rolling recent
~ seems likely 10 cause several Law suits
n gentlemen near here has upon his land
a ioe severed from It's parent stem, which
at one tins reposed upon high bank.
awaiting it's turn at the sawm,II
party OF youngsters passing that wav
kicked the log with several kicks. cans'
ing it To roll down the bank into a
branch The alleged owner OF the Zoo
now threatens sundry warrants In con,
e quence, when along comes another
party. who says It's his log and II the
alleged owner intsrieres with IL be will
nave him arrested-so the merry war
The report that a certain citizen OF
Drooke cav angels during the Christ
mas festivities seems to have been proven
ana now comes along another chronicler
VINO alleges that two other citizens thers
saw Snakes, aud another saw a golden
throne. The brand used there has not
oeen stated, out as Congress has not yet
settled exactly what blended splits ar
IL seems 20 this writer II a sub committee
oil that body was sent TO BROOKE and
evidence taken this question would soon
oe 'e''eu- Scribbler.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
CURRENT COMMENTS

Mr. J. u: Hulgin-. OF spot.givanls.
was In kiehmoni SATURDAY.
Have your es,. examined fr,, at the
IL. =. Morris l"N~lry z'urc They guar.
ante satisfaction
Admiral ". + Burren aud wife. O,
Seattle. Washington. are guests of Ar
and Mrs. ; ; bradford.
Fine cloaks at q great sacrifice. Conn,
tomorrow and get your choice OF this
Dug assortment at iees than one hall
FORMER prices. The I. y Brent store.
Mrs. Florence V. Rawlings. OF Raph,oe
no'sondge county. Virginia. Il visiting
"T' uAu<hter, Mrs Granville X Swift
hen you want u beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF salf
OF FAMILY, the thoroughly equipped Fred
ericks0urg Davis Gallery Il prepared To
make II. All work guaranteed first-clss.
In everJ respect
Master Charles bowman Fitzhnyb 4.
visitiog his parents. MIR and Mrs j d.
t"shush. az Chestnut Lane. Spotsyl
vania county.
The question of eyes How often have
~" N~'ei yourself thr question:. DO
'hHnSu - Why not settl" u today by
coming and let NJ test them for Won.
Eyes 'yRmioed free aud satisiac,,nn
guaranteed : ;. kaufman. i.Sel.r
aud on ticiAn
Mr. Ernest llrss oi BA'timo o.. former.
" oi Spotsy lVNDis. II here tor Nv DAYS
NJ Hess u engaged ia the slec. rical con.
tract business In Baltimore
lust taxi "a hook AT the vii dnw dis
play 81 beautiful hand work fla Baffep.
burg Hai detchisiH. Collars Combs
karre't..stc Then come in.id at buy
o"e 81 our bcauti'ul hats. Ms. d. +
Smith a Co.
Mr.. J. u tltzhugh and two sons. FL
more and Alvin. who have be-, spending
me holidays with her sisters. has ~
turned I home IN the county.
Turn your old gold or silveriato r.adv
'a~h- ; :. kaufman. the lcweler. buys
came
krv- Nj Wing ~ thu rhenlnlzlcn' SEN
mary prcachs q ~ Sf.Gcurg-ss Episcopal
church SUNDAY morniDg and night.
Toot-le-. Fluffy Mint. ca ,s nl.te Ki-s. =
aud Nutlets. the new aud popular candy
a. zoe the pound. at Brannau-
Mr. y II Warner. OF Washi .fnn :. "A
giest al Gen. and Mrs. u. u. y h,,ler.
COR wedding present We believe Won
viii agree with us that the II. L Norris
lrw"iry store IL the place To buy il II
your fancy turns TO silverware. cut glass
art china. fine clocks or jew-lrv If any
description. We can furnish it at thu low
est prices.
Ar. {. l.. hhosd,s. 81 Spotsylvan'a
county. Was here Saturday.
This Is the time of year We repair the
oil pianos aud organs which We have
taken In exchange. and this l. the time
ior you TO get IA bargain In a second.
hand plano or organ H.WallAoe Garner.
ON Saturday last Mrs.. T 4. l.. Cooke
~ Bon Air. entertained informally in
honor Of Mss Minnie VOLT. who's, mar
riage - Mr.. William Cooke T. .cbs,iul.d
I take lace Wednesday. Jan 2Oth. At
Emanuel church. Henrico county.
Rev. Edward Thomp@on.a missionary.
aud his ~i'e. ARE here to speEi > weel !
d fore sailing for China.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
Mr.. GEORGE TURNER
Shoots Himself through the Hssc wnh Revolver
al Ming esoRs c. n

Mr.. Geo. Turner. son Of the late Caro-
nilus Turner. OF Belle Grove, King Cieorge
county. shot himself through the head
with IA revolver Friday about IL a. IA
k'lhns himself instantly. He was 81
years.
MIR. Turner had lately come TO King
Deorge from Washington aud was stay
ing at She Cottage" For the past wee 4
be had been depressed. but on Friday
morning about 9 O'Clock walkeiin.o the
Cierk $ Office ana greeted Clerk Hunter
with cheerful good morning. Nothing
more was seen Oi him until Mr.. Thorn A.
Hunter went up To the Cottage and on
op-ning the front door discovered Mr.
Turner lying at full length on ths door.
revolver grasped In his hand and his
brains ooziDg from his bead. The de-
ceased married n daughter of the late
Rev. Edward Mcclure, an Episcopal
minister having charge Of the churches
OF Ming George His wife died many
years ago. de is survived by seven chill
dren, two sons and five daughter, none
OF whom live in King George Two sis-
tiers elso survive him. Mrs Rose Hunter
and Mrs. ". u. Matthews. both OF
Washington Funeral services were
held sunday ait,rnoyn and the intermen,
made IN the isuily bury ing ground at
IOrt conway, 10y the side Of his W f..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
TIE NORMAL SCHOOL
soEd Of Visitors to Meet Asis tas In February
SITE WIN Do Selected 3, Th,t Tine

IL is understood that the board OF Wis
itors OF the Frederic sburg Norm al school
VIII meet Ia this city early IN February
Tor the purpose Of selecting and closing "A
ceal Tor a site. Ii will lie rcmemberad
that a e board chose a site on Cedar
Lane, but that this site was r. jeeted by
the State Board OF Education. The
state appropriation, not being available
under the terms Of the bill until March
lst. 1909, members Of The board stated
that there was no reason 70 purchase "a
site until this year. though they would
have closed "A deal had an available and
suitable one been offered at "a reasonable
figure. As one member OF the board put
it. the board Is representing the State
ana must account t. the State. therefore
IL has been necessary @ proc,s a with
caution In finally purchasing a site. IL
was never Y oected. said this gentleman.
that the building and construction Of the
school would commence before the sum
mer or fail OF 1909
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE

The following program WAS rendered
AT the Sunday School Intt tute at the
Presbyterian church:
SUNDAY. JANUARN Inn
HOO A. NJ The Sunday school a. .
taetor In the Progress Of the Church.
Rev. A. l.. Phillips. ID u
300 p. NJ Young Peoples Rail, Rev
j. h. Carpenter. District Superint. ndsnt
Sunday Schools.
80 P: A.-Sunday School Extension
Or. Phillips.
MONDAY JANUARY lSrn
2:3O P. N The Model Pr.sbyterian
Sunday School. DR.. Phillips.
300 p. M.-Control aud Organization
Nr. Carpenter
$50 p M--lIow 10 Eqrip the Sunis,
School, DE-. Phillips.
400 p. Teaching Missions In III,
Sunday School, Mr. Carpenter.
4:3O P. M.-Free Conference or
Method-.
1870 P. NJ The How aud WAY o
Grading Mr. Carpenter.
500 p. M-Where Shall We Ge
Teachers DR.. Phillips
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
FOR SALE
Valuable Brick Dwelling and Lots

As the owner contemplates removing
from her present residence on Caroline
street above William street, she will for
a limited period offer il for sale privately
at reasonable price.
The property is situated in the cent.r
OF thecity, in the residential part of Main
street. The lot fronts 80 odd feet on
MAN street and extends back about two
thirds OF the square. The three story
brick yelling is probably the only brick
residence 10 Frederic. sburg now offered
Tor sale. Ii has all the up-to-date mod
ern improvements, and is Insured in the
old Mutual, the amount of premium be-
ing almost nominal Its situation is such
that there is never a failure to have a full
now OF pure Poplar Spring water. and
the dwelling is so located In the lot as To
leave on either side nice valuable build.
ing lot, fronting on Main street. Apply
O. II. Lewis Wallace.
j | 3s eod-i2ty II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
REWARD lHE FAITHFUL STEWARD

There IL little remuneration, aside from
the honor cOntided by an Approciatiy,
people, Ia any mans going 10 the I.sg
lsieture. The man that seeks IL 4
hunting trouble. But when once tSere
there II a certain pride that rebels At b..
ing turned dowI yea, even IN having
opposition In bis own party when b.
knows that he has labored Law aud MIG ,
Tor Ills people interests. aud such labor
as would have requitted him many NOR.
iold II devoted to HE private BUSINESS.
We are prompted to this because W.,
see rumors that some Of Tidewater'-
able young champions may be opposed
10 the primaries this year. Among tha
young, or new members, In the last
House the Northern Neck furnished a
psir-Aessrs. Jett aud Curlett-snd the
fredericksburg section twc-Msssrs
Goolriek and Moncure-who took a lead
Ing stand among the busy hundred Ia
the House.
We don't know that Jett or Curlett
VIII hsve opposition. They shDnld not
And the same about Moncure But W.
learn that Hon. {. O'Conor Goolrick will
have a fight on his hands, all because
that old cry OF our time comes up from
the county sgaiust the Old 'rurg. We
do not know the gentleman VITO cor
templates opposing Goolrics. but the
Cltiren = editor had exceptional advan-
tages last session to see what Goodrich
10 his first session was mads OF aud did
Tor his people and the State AZ large
We doubt II his record was ever equaled
oy hrst-yesr-m To him more thai
any other man was due the landing q n
Normal In the First district. The bin to
parallel the r., + \ T. K H. had nc
more effective worker. while the gam.
laws, as well a. fish aud oy ster Interests
were ably handled by him For the pee.
pie oil Spotsylysnis aud Frederick shurg
70 refuse to recoguizs his ability aud d.
serts by putting a new man. even OF the
best. 20 the front TO complete the WORK
already well begun, would be beyond
reasonable comprehension. VI glnia Cit
lien. irvington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
A PAIR or IDIOTS
For Benefit Of College Athletic Association,

The College Dramatic Clubs preparing
light but interesting and amusing
comedy entitled "A Pair OF Idiots" which
they will present in the College Hall on
Friday Jan. 22nd, 1909
The characters are well selected and
the club is much encouraged on account
OF she progress they have made In prac-
ucing. The College Orchestra will also
sdd much to the evening by rendering
several selections. Weare sure the friends
OF the college will show their interest by
students clear the debt which now rests
upon the association.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
AT THE OPERA HOUSE

TIE Commonwealth Ladies' Orchestra
OF Boston Is an unqualified success.
The work OF this Organization rivals
that OF the great baLds and orchsstras
OF this aud other countries The com
peny l. composed of solo artists select, d
with great care for the part they take In
the exquisite ensemble The program
covers the entire 6eid OF classical. popu-
lar and standard compositions. Exten-
sive tours for two Years have demon
strated thsir ability beyond every q1es.
ton. and they ARE now ARA Cling for "A
season oil thirty weeks that will cover
the entire country.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
Mr.. S. E. EASTBURh TO
ACT As POLICE JUSTICE

Judge Goodrich entered the following
order In the Corporation court today.
In pursuance Of section Of the Acts
oil the General Assembly 81 this state.
approved Feb %. 1905. samuel f.
Eastburn, Esq. q justice of the peace of
this city, Is designated 10 b.; a. polic..
justice OF this city in case uf the sic xness
or inability Of the police justice To dis.
charge the duties 81 his Office. or Il be is
so situate as 10 render IL improper FOR
said police Justice to preside at any trial
as such
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
SH0CK0E WAREHOUSE


Richmond, Va, Jan. 18th. 1909.
Owing to extreme bad weather 70.
ceipts OF tobacco for the past week
have not been az large as wac expected.
though good size sales all the week. with
prices shade easier than IN December.
with good weather we look for large
sales the rest OF the month, and do not
believe that prices will improve under
heavy sales. but do think that after the
rush Is over good tobacco will sell even
better than IT has done this season. and
those who viii hold their good tobacco
VIII be we'll paid for doing so. advise
holding good tobacco till March or Aprfl.
- Will certainly bring more money then
than we can possibly get for IL now while
the market is crowded and much Of the
tobacco In bad order
Yours truly,
VIII l.. HAZEL.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
TO INCREASE MAIL FACILITIES

Hon. w. 8. McGuinnts., assistant
superintendent railway mail service, has
been In the city during this week in con
terence wish Postmaster Griffin regard
Ing a change Ia the schedule OF mails in
Spotsylvania county. He visited Spot
syivania with Mr.. Griffin while here and
has made recommendations TO the de-
partment. which when carried into ef-
fect will give the citizens OF the county
the beat mail facilities they have ever had.
Mr.. McC1inness Ii one of the most pop
ular ana Gest known officials of the de-
psrtment, having been connected with
the service Tor thirty Eve years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-19
the NEW pOSTOFFIcE BUILDING

Mr.. tlournoy, OF supervising arch,-
tect = Office, arrived 10 the citv Saturday
morning to confer with PDstmaster
Griffin regarding the interior arrapg,
ments OF the new postotiice building
The proposed building will be brick
with stone trimmings. Mr. Flournoy
thinks thar I'm the course Of about three
months the plans will be ready TO sub.
nit TO bidders. The building will be- one
story high with basement running
through whole structure and will be-
equipped with every modern improve
ment