The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-26
DAMAGE BY STORM.
Barn on Clark Farm blown Down-lIos-
pitnl for LecshurE.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatoh.l
| LeesburE, Va. February 25.-Dur'ns
u severe electrical and wind storm
Wednesday night new barn on the
dairy farm of p. p. Clark. Hunter Sta
| ton. Fairfax county. wGa b own down.
Forty head of cattle We're in The barn
at the time, and number OF the cows
were injured
The board Of Supervisors OF Lcudoun
county on Monday rescinded It's action
Of several weeks ago In respect to the
I fruit tree inspection and farm demon
, siration work OF this county. AT that
meeting the position of fruit tree in
! spector, which was held by L. c James
vas consolidated with that or farm
demonstration agent, and IL. NJ Hoge,
VINO held the luttcr position was APP
pointed to discharge the duties of
both. 1t now appears shat the super
visors have reason to believe that they
went beyond their authority in their
former action. and that the apnoint-
ment of tree Inspector Is mad, BY the
State Entomologist, hence the action
OF the board on Monday in abrogating
Its act Tho matter now stands rs II
| did in the first arrangement.
| Mrs. William Hough died at her home
| near Waterford Friday night. aged
eighty-two years. She is survived by
one son. Earl Hough, of Waterford, ana
one daughter. Mrs. William Rodrick, OF
! this county.
! Rev. j. II. Wiltshire. for several years
| pastor OF the Leesburg Baptist Church,
has rendered his resignation TO the
| congregation OF that church, ana the
same has been accepted.
| Rev. J. NJ. Clymer. formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian Church at Ashburn.
this county, died at the home OF his
sen-in-law in Williamsburg recently. at
| the age OF eighty-two years. He was
Il native of jefferson county, w Va,
and lineai descendant OF John Clymer,
| one of the signers of the Declaration
OF Indepcndocc. lie was ordained in
1859 by Winchester Presbytery, his
ministerial service extending through
nifty three years, his last work being
a.: Ashburn.
Miss Daisy Alma, daughter OF Mr..
! and Mrs. John Alexander Lynch, OF
Round Hin. Loudoun county. and
| Charles Joseph Harley, of Washington.
ID. c., were married At the Baptist
| Church In Round Hill Wednesday az
ternoon, Dew. l. &. Lake officiating.
| Palms and evorgrecns were used in the
decorations and the church was softly
| lighted with candles. The ushcrs We're
| John Alexander Lynch, Jr., brother of
the bride. and William Garrison. of
| Washington. d. c. The bridesmaids
were Miss Rosa Harley, of Washington,
ana Miss Lucille James. of Round Hill:
| the dame of honor, Mrs. James III. sum
mers, OF Williamsburg. and the maid OF
honor, Miss Mary Virginia Lynch. both
sisters OF the bride. Joseph s. Parker,
! of Washington, was best man 4 re-
ception followed the ceremony at the
home OF the brides parents, after which
Mr. and Mrs. Harley left for an extend
cd Northern trip. They will make
their home at the Susquehanna, Wash
ington. d. c.
| Lecsburg is to have an up-to date
| hospital in tho very near future. The
plan has been on foot for some time,
but nothing definite was done until
this week, when charter was applied
for. and as soon as that is issued the
necessary stock will be sold. 1t is to
be stock company, with ca pital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000. with the follow.
ing officers elected for the FIRST year:
President. Dr. w. Clayton Orr; Vice
President. Dr. John a. Gibson: Score
tary. DR.. Thurman a. Parker; Treasur-
Ter. ii. c. LittlcJohY,