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New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
BAPTISM IN HUDSON RIVER.
Converts TO New Religion Stand on
Wharf Half Hour After Immersion.

Poughkeepsie, y. Y. Dec. 19-CharIes
Walker. Of Kingston. Jamaica, who says
ne is an elder has established a new re-
ligious sect among the negroes in this city,
and this afternoon he baptized two converts
in the icy waters of the Hudson.
The converts atIiTed themselves in loose
robes and stood on the wharf shivering for
a half hour after the baptism. A short
time ago Elder Walker baptized in the
Hudson Mrs. Pleasant Greene. who became
violently insane and is now in the Hudson
River State Hospital
Pleasant Greene. whose wife was taken
10 the asylum following her baptism in the
river. threatened to-day 10 shoot the FL
der if he again preached mis- religion 10
Mrs Greene.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
SEWELL.

Mrs. Efie Quarrels, of Hinton,
spent the past week here with Mrs.
Fanny Carey.
Hon. J. NJ. Ellis, of Greentown,
was here Monday on professional
business. -
r. o. Cary was visiting at Prince
Sunday.
l.. p. Scott was a business visitor
ito Thurmond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell Price, of
Fayetteville, spent Sunday here
guests of Mrs. l.. P. Scott.
Mrs. Laura Christian spent the
past week here visiting her brother,
Harvey Fountain.
Mrs. James Rotten and daughter,
Miss Rose, of Fayetteville, passed
through here Sunday enroute to
Prince.
The young men of the town gave
delightful social at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Carey's, Thanks
giving night. All present report a
pleasant time.
Mrs. P. B. Jasper, of Pembroke
was calling on friends here Monday
C. l.. Jackson spent several days
here last week
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
SOUTH CARBON.


Winston Railey spent the first Of the
week in Charleston.
Miss Gussie Martin and T. G.. Ag-
new went to Charleston Monday to
nave their eyes examined.
Miss Elmlra Riddle gave a Dunbar
entertainment at the school house,
Monday night, for the Sunday school.
The program was well rendered be-
fore good crowd Miss Riddle de-
serves credit for the perfection of
the program. Addresses were deliv-
cred by c. II. Wright, teacher at
Wevaco, G. H. Carter, II. NJ. C. Reed
and Mrs. A. w. Aston.
Mrs. Rebecca Young gave supper
at the hall Monday night.
Lee Winston was a business visit
or to Miami Monday.
Perry Hairston went to his home
at Roanoke, Va, Tuesday
Andrew Young spent Tuesday at
Montgomery.
Rev. l.. w. Mayo with the assist
ance of the members of his congre-
cation sumceeded in hanging the
bell In the church, Tuesday.
b. D. Redmond is able to be out
again after being confined to his
room week with the grip.
8. r. Mason and T. G. Agnew went
to Leewood, Wednesday on business.
A. c. Caul, Of Winona, was visit
or. here Wednesday and Thursday
the guest Of r, r. Aston.
Miss Elmira Riddle was the guest at
dinner, Thanksgiving, of Mr. and Mrs.
Rotan Aston, Of Wevaco.
Robert Aston was the dinner guest
Of MIR. and Mrs, F. w. Williams,
Thursday.
Mrs. ?, J. Parham, of North Car
bon, was visitor here Thursday.
Miss Ella Dickersop, Of Paint
Creek, spent Thursday here with
friends.
James Saunders and y. Reed
went to Montgomery, Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Mayo were
shopping at Miami, Saturday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
MCDONALD.

+. A. Boiling. teacher at Hefber-
ton, was in town on business last
Saturday.
Oliver Wilkerson was visiting
friends in Raleigh last week.
Luther Patterson spent Thanks
giving at Charleston and Institute.
A numer from. here attended the
Teachers Association which conyen-
ed at Montgomery. The teachers at,
tending were Rev. D. c.. Deans, Mrs.
}. '. WilHerson, and Miss jamie Rob
erts. They report a delightful time.
Mrs. Jordan Bailey was taken sud
denly III and died in a few minutes,
last Friday evening. The body. was
carried to Virginia for. interrment.
Grevei Wilkerson spent Thanks
giving in Montgomery visiting rela-
tives.
The public school is making rapid
progress under the guiding hand of
Rev. D. G. Deans, assisted by Oliver
Wilkerson.
The people Of Mcdonald were en-
tertained with two good sermons
Sunday by the pastor.
Rev. Booze, of BeckIey City, was
seen in our town last week.
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= ,s,'tst Az. lsNF COS
ALDERSON>s

- Rev. P. N.yTlarris filled flis regu-
lar appointment here Sunday and
preached an excellent sermon to a
large congregation. n g.. -
il The friendsf of S. r. Penick, who
has been i'll FOR several weeks with
typhoid fever, will be glad to know
that he has sufficiently recovered to
be out on the street again.
Mrs, jennie Wilson Is dangerously
i'll with acute pneumonia at her home
in North Anderson.
Mrs. Wilson is one of our most
respected citizens and her friends
hope for speedy, recovery.
Al The Odd Fellows and Household of
Ruth gave an entertainment at the
Hall Thursday evening and were
very successful financially.
Mrs. Hattie Smith. Of Chicago, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Malinda Tyler, of East Liver
pool, O.. who has for several weeks
been the guest of her daughters,
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Coleman, re-
turned to her home Saturday morn
ing.
/ Among those who attended the
banquet at Ronceverte Friday were
Miss Susie Freeman and Jas. Har-
grove,
Miss Susie Crawford is spending
a few weeks visiting friends in Ports
mouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Fannie Perkins, Of Hunting
ton, and Messrs. Lee and Mute viii"
son we're called home On account of
the illness of their mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Wilson.
Mrs. Jas. Davis delightfully."- enter
tanned at Dinner Thursday Miss E.
B. Page and Messrs ]. NJ. Trice and
Jessie Smith.
Alex Brown, of Ronceverte, spent
here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Brown.
Memorial services will be held at
the Baptist Church Sunday, Deem
her 9Th, by the Odd Fellows, for
the deceased ex-Grand Master, ].
McHenry Jones.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
BAKERS FORK.

AS has been his custom for many
years, Esmond Powell gathered his
family at dinner, Thanksgiving day
at the old home place. Thirty-three
members OF. the family, including
children and grandchildren, were
present and nine absent, among
<yhom were John Powell, and Mrs.
Brooks, Mr.. Powe1l's children. On
these occasions. the father always
acts. as POSTMASTER and the table is
laden with all the edibies which go to
make up Thanksgiving cheer. After
dinner reminiscences5 were exehang=
ed, and the party separated, having
sung, God be With You Till We
Meet Again"
Mrs. Henry Madison has returned
to her home at Montgomery, having
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Agness
Ferguson, her mother ~ -.
Gertrude and Robert MtekeDs, Of
Cedar Grove, were guests Thursday,
of Ota and Freddie Stanton
Our school taught by. Mrs. f. l..
Irving, is doing splendid, work.
Mr.. and Mrs. NoWltpg spent
Thanksgiving with their sister at
Dakota ,.t.,, '9
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
LONDON.

Sunday afternoon Rev. w. w.
Scott, of St. Adams, preached an ex-
cellent sermon.
Miss Gussie Burton is visiting
Mrs. Victoria Burks.
Jerry Wayne continues very ILL.,.
Chester Carter, who has been away
for number of years, is here visit
ing his parents.
Flemming Jones, who has been
very sick, is slowly eonvalescing.
Miss Julia E. Brown, of Charles
ton is the guest Of Mrs. A, L, James.
Mrs. NJ. E. Graves and Miss B. r..
Booker attended the Teachers Asso-
citation at Montgomery, Friday.
The band boys gave banquet
Thursday night which was sue
cess.
Miss Mamie Morris, who has. been
very sick is slowly improving.
Estella Patterson, Clara Blaney,
Elvin Graves, Hugheston Brown
and George Coates, students of w. ".
c. |. spent Thanksgiving with their
parents. ..-.~.'---.-...~.. .-~- ..-
Inc following program was render
ed for the benefit of the Missionary
Society.
Scripture reading-Mrs. NJ. A. w.
Thompson.
experimentation.
Solo-Mrs. NJ A. Thompson.
ecitation-Beatrice Blaney.
instrumental Solo-Mrs George
Reed.
Recitatlon-Ula NJ. Whitlow.
Solo-Mrs- l. NJ. Brown.
Closing remarks by Mrs. Thompson
after which a collection was lifted
for the society. %.
At night, Rev. Christian, of Ra-
VIENNA, O., was introduced and in a
very mastery argument he told how
men crowd Jesus out. OF their lives.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
BANCROFT.

The supper given by the Mission
airy Society on last Saturday night at
the Mt. Zion Baptist church was a
financial success. -
Miss Matte Woodson, Of Charles
ton, and Mrs. Lee Printiss, of Ray
mond City, were the week end guests
OF Mrs. Joe Sawyers, of Betsey.
The ladies of the Improvement
League met at. Mrs. Geo. MGKinney's
on last Tuesday and tackled a com
tort TO be sent to the Orphans Home
at huntington. They also arranged
10 send box in the near future.
James Lawson, who has been suf.
1erlng from a complication of dis.
eases, is very little improved at this
writing.
Mrs. George Steward and Little
son, Wilbur, have returned after a
few weeks visit to her mother. Mrs.
Anna Wiley, of Middleport, Ohio.
Mrs. 2. p. Holland, who Is spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Hale Dick
erson. visited friends at Raymond
NltY last tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Smith, Of
plymouth, were guests OF friends in
Charleston Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. George Brooks, of Plymouth,
spent Thanksgiving day with her
mother, Mrs. Lander Wilson, Of st.
Adams.
Mrs. c. W. Harris, Of Betsy, en-
tertained at dinner Thursday DR..
and Mrs. NJ. r. Sinclair and George
l.. Brooks Of Plymouth.
Mrs. J. w. Sawyers and Mrs.
george Mckinney, of Betsey, were
visiting friends at Raymond City
Thursday.
Mrs. II. A. Jones, Of Plymouth, is
Vlsitihg her sister, Mrs. Hattie Wal
ters, Of Gemoca, this week.
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returned home Sunday night from
Montgomery and other points west
where they spent the Thanksgiving
holiday. They reported a delightful
outing. ..;.-H =. -. =.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson, who under
went an operation at the Sanitarium
q few weeks ago, left for her home
on Thanksgiving day much improved.
The dinner which the Missionary
Society served at the Strange hotel
on the twenty-ffth was thorough
success. -
A. P. Straughter attended the
teachers association in Montgomery
last week. -.
The Black Patti musical comedy
in the tropical singing success, "a
Trip to Africa" will be in Hinton
Friday, Dec. 3. ...
Lloyd Booker, Of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, is a patient in the sanitarium
this week.
/ The Progressives met with Mrs.
Lucy Lewis, of Bluff street, Monday
afternoon. - 80.
/ All members Of the Morning Star
Council, 118, Ind. Order OF St. Luke
are requested to attend. it's regular
business meeting Friday night, De-
celber 3rd, as there is business of
importance to be transacted.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
HARPER'S FERRY

<%ts Lawyer Thomas Robertson and
wife Of Cherry Chase, Md, spent
thanksgiving with Mrs. Robertson's
parents, Rev. n. c. Bracket and
wife;
\ Mrs Newcomer and son left Sat
nrday for their home in Henry
] county, Va, after a weeks visit at
the, home OF her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Bracket.
They were accompanied to Charles
Town byAIr. Bracket and wife.
Monday night the students and
friends Of Storer College were treat
ed Ito a fine lecture by Mrs. Mosher,
OF Boston, subject: THE Land of
the. Midnight Sun Her talk on the
land of Cook and Perry was very in
teresting and helpful to all.
"Wednesday night Ernest Harold
haynes, of Newport, gave a very in
teresting lecture on animals of the
Blue Mountain Forest Range"
3 ME-: Baynes told of manys of his
personal experiences with birds and
4.
pathetic and amusing. The lecture
@waa illustrated with lanteEp slides
from photographs of wild animals
/ taken. by Mr.. and Mrs. Baynes.
4 {EhArsday night Mr.. Baynes con
Etinned his lecture and his stories OF
Z Rpmulus, the gray wolf, Jimmy, the
1 comieal ,black bear and of the Buffa
& log. the Virginia deer and the Moose
( showed keen observation and close
study. v2After the lecture refresh
roarn by the young men and quite q
:. delightful time was spent by all.
Thanksgiving services were con
, duGaed in Anthony Memorial Hal
THURSDAY morning. The students as
4 semb1ed promptly at 10 o'clock and
4 listened: to an interesting program
Opening Address-Prof. McDon
4 aid.
7 Singing
+ tng-The Governors Procla
r mHfIon--W. A. Saunders.
5fsading. Bitter Sweets Mrs
~ T1HcAeNW4tu-
Masia.
SRecollections Of Early Thanksgiv
335inBs-ZMfs Lightner.
Is Bin gtng-The Star Spangled Ban
nsT. ~
Prayer.
.SH# Ugbtpr Mosher and wife lef
SfS4turday for their home in Boston
lass, after. q two weeks stay will
b President Mcdonald
sgs ikssgk, or the, new boys hall il
Il pS oEgssaing rapidly and the roof will
s. ~ aalAahsd in a. few days.
4 The: BQrk of moving John Brown
q hap also begun. The fort is t.
iqHsd to1the campus to serve a!
apA relic hall.
XXI AEFaOld;~ General. Secretar,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
!. HAYMONR CITY.

DAYS or hard labor KEYS.
. 3 Friend ana p. P. Holland
= - W. Eerg alccessfnl meeting here
|. night, having ten candi-
tsr baptism which will take
{ 'sS ast the EtAird Sunday in Deem
ssss @ riend, lefh Friday morning
s4eE his charge at Thayer.
yg. r. p. Holland who had been
AtnE few days here with
nd4 accompanied her husband
..Sme Friday morning.
AkssdRmes Emma Dickerson, of
nSrpft. and Aussle Sawyers, Of
n Hetsey, attended the closing
sOE the meeting here Thursday night.
Mira. M. A. Piefson, of Charleston,
Si1S pending few days here.
Ss ssS Minnie May Lewis and Mrs.
Grunge Nckerson were quietly mar
sribd In Charleston, Tuesday, Novem-
a6af 23rd. They were accompanied to
sEharlestoas by the brides mother
sAh1 brother, Mrs. Agnes Price and
sJShn m. Lewis, and the groom's Sis
teri Mrs. L. A. Massie.
N Misses Matte Woodson, Beatrice
and Ollie Coleman, of
srleston. spent few days here
SlsBt week.
81. c.: Coles, and A. G. Hunter,
LEFT Sunday evening for Covington,
VA, where they will attend the
convention.
S8 Misses Nola Walker, Mabel Peters
and Hazel Price, of Institute, spent
\ Bsgiying here and returned to
B Institute Monday.
NJ, Randolph and George Will
34lians. had their hands mashed in
the mines last week.
ssT Alrs. Laura Womack is On the sick
d list this week.
st Mrs. Emma Printiss and son Hol-
1 SON. were visiting friends in Black
J BetseX Sunday.
~. George Cousin had his foot very
painfully mashed in the mines last
week.
g. Saunders spent Sunday in
Charleston with his. family.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
SAIITHEIss. AND LONGACRE.

T.
Rev. F.. E. Smith filed his regular
appointment here Sunday and preach
ed two able sermons. = ---..
Miss Paris Of HARDWOOD. was the
Sunday guest Of Miss 4. Friend.
Longacre Baptist church had rally
Sunday for the new building, and
raised $96,15. 49,. =.
Queen Esther Club here arranged to
donate $500 to the new church.
Miss Emma Hardy, Of Montgomery,
YVES the Sunday guest of Mrs. w. G.
James. -. ~ .ff, .. -
Una whitlow, ana George Massey, Of
London, were visiting friends here Sun
day. -.
= Smithers and Morris Creek baseball
clubs had game thanksgiving day.
The score was 10 to in favor of
Smithers.
Jessie James is reported better.
Mrs, Hattie Sanders has returned
home from Roanoke, Va, where she
spent Thanksgiving, ... 80.
+. Rev. Dan. Lipseonb, Of London, was
visiting here Sunday ".... Z"
Makgfe, Sanders is reported better.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
-<-S-r-T~
CEDAR GROVE.

Miss Mildred Austin is visiting
friends at Handley this week
Mrs. BARLEY Dingess made a bus
mess trip to Monarch Monday ....
Miss Clara stewart, OF Huntington
was here Wednesday the guest OF
Misses Peters and Meadows.
Mrs. Agness Minis, OF Shrewsbury
is on the sick list this week e ~. g., ~.
Miss Viola Crews left Monday for
institute where she is attending
school this year. ..fl ri, ~, i
Miss Kitty StraudWick Of WARD,
spent Sunday here with her, parents
Mrs. Mary Booker is reported much
better at this writing. f<'.s>.,. - i.
Rev, w. w. Scott OF Bastbankf,
filled his appointment here Thanks
giving. =. ....
s.. J. Stone, Of Marinsyiile, 1s VIE
fling his sister, Mrs. Geo. Lee, tnls
week. -.-----2 ----------------
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
: 3 IlIR

of State Sunday Schools OF West Vir-
ginia gave an interesting black board
talk Sunday morning In Curtis Me-
mortal Church. -Mr.~Arnold is an
eloquent speaker and his talk is en-
joyed by all. .."...
Owing to the recent. action of the
boarl of education Of the District of
Columbia, Storerss game. With Arm
strong Tech. School was cancelled.
Storrr's season thus closes with the
loss If one game.
Preparations are being made for
several basket ball teams to be organ.
ICED among the young men and young
ladies.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
POWELLLTON.

Miss Matte Curtis reports a very
pleasant session of the Teachers AS
ISOLATION.
Miss Sallie Darlington, one of the
highly respected women of this COM
munity, died Wednesday OF last
week.
Miss Gertrude E. Johnson, who
has been i'll for several weeks, is con-
valescing.
Edward Mills returned to Institute
Monday, having spent Thanksgiving
with his parents.
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HINTON

- Rev. !. A. Reid, pastor OF the NJ.
e. Church, baptized AYE An TIE the New
River Sunday afternoon, and In the
evening at eight, sacramental serEic"
eS we're held, attended by large
congregation, Iz.gs "a .l.-.
Miss Louise Stnithers, virginia
Warren, Dorthula Pack, Annie Sn1p-
son, Alfredo Sfpithers and Mary Booth
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02

Mrs. Mamie Young returned. Sat
urday from Ironton, O., where she
went to be present at her fathers
burial
Mrs. Betty Mccoy and daughter
Mrs. Nellie Mitchell were. Sunday
visitors at Wake Forest
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-11-19
Y. IA. q. Notes.

NIX Of Prav-r- Nor=uo=r Il -
y. Is bang Observed or =vs-T 7 N {
4 throughout the 81-.d- There Nill
- meetings Tor PRAYER az th- zeal Asso-
-lar3oa every -vzalug a. ,.45 O'clock, i-l
nv different mza-
IN. Frans ie F7--, Miller. rector Of
Ch7.ss EpiseopAl Church, Sl!l address
l1= mems netting AZ he ! II. { 4
mex; Sunday Afternoon, Sor-n5=r Il.
Il ; -',ioek. SPA, music j. icing AZ
ranged and al men are cordially IN
v.le-1.
Ga Friday evening, November -
there all 5e 4 Lotto >oelAl- al the Y
NJ. {. 4. under tie auspices Of the
WaJnaa'- Auxiliary. Admission Ten
s=nts- Refreshments sui DC s-rv@i.
Uader the direction Of Ms. john
Reeve, preparations asve begun far 4
v-r7 pleasing cAusala 10 d gwen by thr
Young trends # tae Association, zsout
sae middle Of January.
II The last nesting Of tAe Board of
Directors ia- tollowlng eommIt;== EAs
appointed 70 receive payment 1f pledges
70 ttr Association H. Il. Hobsoa, A
". Bo.worth, " 2 NaroBg.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-11-19
EMlNGTCN

FrAEk H0ltrook II N-~r-5r- q. 7,sit-
Tag hIs mother. Ms r " Heltrook.
Willie Norton --taru-i from Ma
Hampshire as TEX 4ad aAs gone -
sork for George Ramsay.
Quite 4 numu-r II m-n 2r= getting
ont Christmas tr~-s on Sims Hill
Steve Mcconnell A2s finished Eork At
Mrs Agaes EOlhroos 4Hd gone "a be-.
home in Prince E3EarI Island
Olive F4ll=r Of Bloomfield Is uork-
ing for NJ George Ramsay.
TUESDAY evening. = Make Holtr15k
s2s driving through the Coieorooa
bridge. plank gave A~ay letting as.
colts .=g Through. in!ur7ug II painfully.
Mrs T. B Bloigeis aAs ben aIuug
she PAsS sex.
NeI B'odg=st finished AIS term If
school, AZ ,h= rei s1hoolbcuS= -4st F.i-
tAy
NJ Or4nel Sims cout:l4-. in poar
arata .ud all 20 - Portland s5ou for
s7sAIneut.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-11-19
ESTATE OF NINA sREAkwo0D-

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We Want Your Beet Hides

CA.f.klls- Horse Hides Sheep P-lts, Ia
.oW, Bones ecc-. au4 XIII p-y yoa out
side prices therefor We pay spot cash .
&c pay the freight E- pay fall market
vAlae- We waat 70 arrange wllh SOM
one in every village wh7rs - have no
Xgrnt, ~ collect the above named ESogls
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and &c Keep our buyer. thoroughly
posted ~ all times =. 10 market values
Write for fail particulars
CARROLL ) PAGE Hyde PARK. Vt
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-11-19

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