The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-01-07
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citizens met ia the Court House
20 organize a band for t4rn.yll.e.
% At Beulah Church Miss Be-
II pie Nelson became ne bride OF
Ben Bailey. Paul Dressler. of Al
leghany county, and Miss Virginia
! Baltimore We're marriA az Antioch
Church. Miss Lucy Guthrie was
welded to Edward W Brown at
Mt. Pleasant. Buckingham county
70. W A. Slocombe received the
contract for building the Wilbornes
| bridge road at S4.S5O.0S mile.
Dr. j. L. White died.
%. The Farmville Silver Band
was reorganized The BurkevnIe
creamery was burned out
% The Summer Normal opened
doors in Farmville r.. W McIn-
tosh and Miss Irving Wicker be-
came man and wife.
July.
8. Fire on the hearth stones and
OvercOats ON some people made nov
/ el scenes ON this midsummer day.
o. Mrs. James Maloney died at
! Red House. The Fa myille District
| Conference convened here with a
large delegation Miss Martha Blan-
ton and Fred Hanbury were mar
ried
z. James Henry Scott. colored.
/ brutally murdered his wife near
Sandy River Church Miss Eliza
beth Wade was joined in marriage
to Frank Wooten. OF Greeneyille.
y. c.
10. Lester Adkins. of Moran. and
Miss Gussie Meyers. of Halifax.
were married The Farmers Edu-
cational and Cooperative UnioR
enjoyed a picnic at Wiley Giles
pies. i'm buckingham
H. Mrs. l.. r. Glenn. of Amelia.
died Rev w. r. llill was called
to the Farmville Presbyterian
Church
-. Cleaning up day for all
Farmville.
a. Mrs NJ. T. Elan passed away
In the home OF her SOL, ID. T. ELAN.
A telegram received from TeXarkana
Ark. announced the death of Capt.
Aubrey WingO The retail mer-
chants of FarmWlle gained them
selves into an association for mu-
n tuai protection Mrs Hattie M0sely.
wife OF j. q. Moseiylied in BRICK
ngham
IS. Mrs. Cobbs Cox. of Bucking
ham. died.
l6. Willie Bailey, AGED twer
ly. died at Meherrin
10. Mrs. Susan j. Bakerformerly
of Meherrin died at shenandoah. Va
! aged S3. j. =. Carter deputy sher-
\ If of Buckingham was found ia
II tally injured in the road.
49, G.. C.. Bass pas ed peacefully
/ from earth Sallie Ellen. infant Of
\ j. T. Crenshaw. died Miss Mamie
! Baldwin, of buckingham. and Ed
/ gar BalOwe were married.
20 Jane Gregory. infant of Dr.
\ and Mrs S. G.. Hatcher. died here.
a. A small blaze in the Baptist
n parsonage 40 Rice Depot caused
"a scare
-. James a. C.av'ey. nlan
\ SIR. and Mrs Louis Crawley died.
aged 9 months. The infant daugh-
ter Of Chas Elliott died at Beck
25. The first day of Tabernacle
services in Buckingham
26. An alarm of Cine was caused
by small blaze in house On
Ely street.
27 Miss Baird southampton
student of the Sumner Normal. sus-
tanned a serious injury by running
down a steep terrace near the pas
senger station = II. Roberts shot
and instantly killed James Gard
ner. colored. near Eureka Mills.
20. John o. Collins lost his
dwelling house by fire in Bucking-
ham
81. The first watermelon Sal
urday OF the season.
August
?. DR.. j. W. Southall. of Amelia.
died aged II.
g. Dorsey r. Davis and Miss
Mae Pettis were married in Lynch
burg. A majority Of the county
School Superintendents of the
State held conference here. Coun-
ty police j. c. Cheadle, was terri
bly, beaten by negroes.
;. State Democratic primary.
when Judge Mann was nominated
/ Tor governor ana W. II. LMlhs lVi
the House OF Delegates from Prince
Edward
IL. William o. Hoaard and Miss
Merrie Verser became husband and
wife
u. The Times-Dispatch Auts
car visited Farmvlle Mrs. Sarah
Baughan died i'm buckingham.
10. A Sunday School union pie
mic was greatly enjoyed at Rice.
IA. Another sale OF lots. this
time i'm East Farmyiile, 10 be known
as EastOnia
10. Mrs. c. H. Hart and II. T.
Miller were married i'm Washington.
Bernard Bondurant. a Prince Ed
ward man. died at Asheyille, y. Z.
p. The first fox hunt OF the
season was enjoyed.
-. 4 telegram from LamDerts
Point announced the death OF II.
5. Mcpherson, formerly OF this town.
26. The Sunday School OF the
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