The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
NEWS OF EASTERN SHORE
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Onanccck. Va. November 3.-At the
October term of the Circuit Court.
which adjourned Monday. Robert Da-
Wis and Dorsey Cutler were each sem
fenced to Ave years IN the peniten-
tiary for larceny. and Sewell Holland
was given two years and Henry Phil
lips four Years for woundinE with in
tent to kill ALI are negroes
The schooner Crown. while re-
turning from the James River to
Chincoteague loaded with oysters. was
blown eighty miles to sea and be-
came water-logged The crew, Cap
tain Howard Jones and Mathew Ma
son., were rescued from their perilous
position by Captain Lambert. steamer
Bsyno. bound for New York. The
men were treated most kindly, and
were given the money with which to
get hQme. They were told not to re-
turn ohe money. but to do a like
The beat. which belonged to Mrs
Charles Burton. OF WachapreaSue,
was total wreck.
Three weeks ago a boy about eigh-
teen years old, who gave his name as
Ralph Adams. came to Onancock, htr-
ing himself TO the baker. He behaved
we'll and made friends. Friday he
was arrested at the request Of the
field patrol officer Of the New Jersey
Reformatory, he having traced him
here. The youths real name is
Charles Mason
The delivery wagon from the bak-
cry. while crossing the railroad track
near Ouley. was struck BY the North
eSn express. The horse was thrown
and badly cut and the wagon was de-
molished- James Merritt, the driver
of the wagon, and his campanlon.
John Shrieves. were painfully. but not
seriously injured.
LeAtherbury Methodist Episcopal
Church has been moved to Chescon-
nessex. 1t will be reopened for SER
vice November IL. Rev. G. R. Jones,
presiding elder: Rev. W. G. Wise. Sec
rotary Of the Wilmington Conference.
and Rev. Ashbury Burke, . former
pastor. will be present and make I'D.
dresses
Albert Fitzgerald died Thursday Of
typhoid fever IT his home near Dough-
erty. Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. J. ". Lacy. Of the Presby-
terrain Church. Surviving him are his
father. mother. four brothers and two
sisters.
Thomas II. Barnes. Of Parksley.
aged seventy six years. 10 dead. Fu-
neral services were held at Gu'lford
Church. A VIE and six children--
Mrs. Nancy White. Ma q. e. Parks.
Mrs. r. J. Young. Mrs.. J. II. Miles.
Mics Emma Barnes and Oscar Barnes
survive.
Hiss Irma Parsons. Of ParksIey. and
Leroy Lee, Of LynchburI. were mar
ried THURSDAY. Miss vesta Parsons
was maid Of honor and }. Henry Reev
best maa.
Mss. Mary n. jarvis died suddenly
while on . visit to her daughter. Mrs
@. Yerby Kerr. Of Baltimore. aged
eighty years. Her remains were
taken 90 EastviIls. where services
were held sa Christ Episcopal Church.
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snsermsnt was - the churchyarl
SURVIVING her are three daugbterS-
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