Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-26

Baltimore.
Mr.. Gustave Brown left wednesday
on short business trip
Miss Elisabeth Green spent severa
days last week in Washington.
DR.. F. NJ. Phillips has returned from
a delightful trip to Cape Charles.
Col G. W. 2. Black Of Washington
City was in town on Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Thomson of Summit
Point spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. Chas. Campbell has returned
from business trip to Pittsburgh.
Master Aylett Peyton left Wednes-
day for short trip to Washington.
Miss Hilda Kahn returned SUNDAY
from delightful trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. G. Baton Of Clarksburg,
W.. Va, is spending several days in
town.
Mr.. Loyal Gravatt left Tuesday to
attend the Richmond (Va,) College Of
Medicine.
Miss Mary Morris Mason was the
week end guest of Miss Margaret Potts
in Shepherdstown.
Miss Mary Morris Mason leaves TO-
morrow to attend school at Gunston
Hall, Washington, D. c,
Miss Ethel Venning leaves the last
OF this month for an extended visit to
relatives in Charleston. S. c.
Miss Margaret May Border leaves
to-day Thursday for Hannah Moore
Academy, Reistertown, Md.
Miss May Osburn returned the
first of the week from very pleasant
visit to friends in Washington.
Mrs. Joseph Trapnell returned last
Thursday from Romney, accompanied
by her son. Mr.. Will Trapnell.
Deputy Sheriff c. B. Wentzell OF
Harpers Ferry was pleasant caller
at the Free Press office last week.
Messrs. Richard and Walter Alexan-
der of Baltimore, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Charles Town on business.
Mr.. Norman We'll wis has been Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. William Kahn
left this week for his home near ElOra,
Mexico.
Mrs. Charles Brent who has been Wis
ting Mrs. James M. Mason returned
to her home in Lexington, KY, on
Tuesday.
Messrs. Geo. Eyster and Craighill
Perry have returned to school at the
Shenandoah Valley Academy, Win
chester, Va.
Miss Reulah L. Harper of North
Branch, Mich, returned on Monday to
resume .hpr duties at Powhatan College.
Mrs. Mary Strother who has been
spending the summer at Refkeley
Springs, returned last Saturday and
is with Miss Bessie Travers.
Midshipman Thomas Peyton has re-
turned from Baltimore where he was
an usher at the marriage Of his aunt,
Miss Margaret Ramsey.
Miss Mary Rogers of Morgantown.
is the guest Of Miss Nan Brooke.
Miss rogers leaYes Monday to resume
her studies at Stuart Hall.
Miss Corinne Mason was the week
end guest of Mrs. Lambert RELY and
Mr.. Courtney RELY at "Dewberry. "
near Summit Point.
Master Frank Wiliingham who has
been in the Charles Town Hospital
with broken leg. is spending week
as the guest of the Misses Murphy at
Claymont.
Miss Sarah Coe, Miss Bessie Travers,
Miss Rebecca Trapnell, and Miss Flor
ence Hunter returned last Thursday
from delightful stay at The Chalfonte,
Atlantic City.
Miss Douglas Graves and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Graves. of Washington,
b. c.. came over from Shepherdstowr
and spent several days last week 81
Miss Anna Hughes
Misses Cary Gravatt and Elizabeth
Beckwith returned Yesterday to Stuart
Hall, Staunton. Miss Byna Gamer o.
Texas. who has been visiting Miss Cary
Gravatt returned to Stuart Hall also.
Mrs. F. H. Cowden, of Harrisburg
Pa, who has been visiting Mrs. Thos
II. Moore, went to York county, Pa,
on Wednesday to attend the funeral o
her brother, the late Jos. N. Reed, Wit
died on Monday
Mrs. Chas. L. Crane left Saturday
to visit her sister in Omaha from whicl
point she will go to her home in Flor
ida for a visit. Mr.. Chas. L. Gran
accompanied her part of the way ant
| will later join her in Florida during he
visit there Mrs. Crane will be gon
several months.
jury Commissioners John 7. Col