Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-06-22
Local MISCELLANY.

1 generally about Thursday.
r. w. Border, of Kearneysville. grad
uated in law at the West Virginia Uni
versity.
Mr. VIM c Bragg is having the Sphinx.
property on West Washington stree
painted.
A game of baseball will be played here
this afternoon. between Winchester and
Charles Town.
The Shepherdstown and Charles Town
base ball teams will play here June 20
and at Shepherdstown July g.
Bishop Gravatt participated IN ordina
tons at the Episcopal Theological Semi
nary, near Alexandria. last Friday.
| Rev w r Flanagan preached the ser
mon at the recent memorial service held
by the Knights of Pythias in Middleway
Mrs Williams's class of the Methodist
Sunday School was entertained at the
residence of MIR O'Brien on Thursday
evening.
| The Sparks Show. which exhibited here
last Tuesday. was a good all round show,
clean and highly satisfactory to all who
attended 1t,
Mr. James A Smith, who has been
serving in the double capacity of police
man aud constable. has resigned the lat.
ter position.
The plant and equipment of the Jeffer-
son Brewing Company, of Harpers Fer
r., has been sold to the German Brewing
c )mpany, of Cumberland. Md.
The members of the Junior Epworth
League of the NJ E Church South are
holding picnic today at "Casilis." Hon
John T McGraw's handsome place ten
anted by Mr. S C Young. lr.
Important changes have been made in
the N g. w time table, trains now pas
sing Charles Town as follows: South
bound at SAL m aud p IN. and north
bound at 9:52 m and 7:2S p m.
The Atlantic liner Prince Frederick
William, on which Mr. Charles Schoen.
ing took passage for Berlin. called there
on account of his fathers death. arrived
safely at Bremen last Saturday.
Comrade S. c. Young during his stay
in Memphis kindly and oughfrlly sup
piled US with the reunion edition copies
of the Commercisl-Appeal of that city,
for which we return him many thanks.
Henson valuable tract OF
land owned by st. John Dyer, about
one half mile north Shepherdstown on
the Martnsburg road. containing so
acres, at $3.50.
William GrImsley Dearlng, who was
with his brother, Mr. ] A
bearing, in the mercantile business in
Charles Town, several years ago, took
the degree of Bachelor OF Arts at the
University of Virginia.
The members of Blue Ridge Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, turned out in good
numbers Sunday afternoon and held
mem rial services over the graves of their
deceased brethren in the Episcopal
graveyard and Edge Hill Cemetery.
A Marathon race, between Martins
burg Y. NJ. c. A. and Shepherd College
teams, was run on Monday of last week
rom Shepherdstown to Martinsburg.
of ten miles, and was won by
Adam B Link, of Shepherd College who
made the run III one hour and nine min
utes
At the recent meeting of the Alumni
Association of Shepherd College County
Superintendent Turner read an interest
history of the class of 1894. of which he
was member. AT the commencement
a medal for the pupil making the most
progress IN music was awarded Miss
Edith Gardner, daughter of Ex-Sheriff
J w Gardner.
The family of Mr. VIM H Moore had a
reunion last Saturday-the first
in twenty-one years. The son and
daughters here were Mr. w Moore. of
this place; Mrs w H Peters. OF Roanoke;
Mrs Alex Henson, of Shepherdstown;
Mrs Clarence Manuel. of Washington
City, and Mrs John Wageley and Mrs
Earl Morrison, of Charles Town.
Mr. Samuel Mchaels, the skilled TAXI
dermist, is busy mounting number of
birds and animals at his home near Zoar.
mounting a beautiful full-growu deer
shot by E o Harwood. of Hardy county,
and great blue heron crane for Miss
Murphy. of Clayinont Court. He is also
preparing a fine red fox skin for a rug
for Mr. Matthias, of Philadelphia.
In line with the new pavements to be
laid down the west side of North Mil.
bred street the B & o Company will not
only Law pavement on the north side of
their station. but will Law walk for the
hacks to back up. on the North street side.
and Superintendent Spurrier also ex-
poets to have an appropriation for good
paving all about the station, as at Har-
pers Ferry and other places.
The Baptist Sunday School picnic at
Morgans Grove last Tuesday was sue
cess. Sunday Schools were conveyed
there in wagons drawn by traction en-
pines-from Shenandoah Junction by
Corbin Blackford, from Bardane by J w
Blacktord, and from Leetown by MI