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Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
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iting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Merris Rethblat of Pleasant street.
 John Johnson, Kenneth Linderbeck and Harry Johnsen of New Britain at tended the high school reception ar the town hall Friday evening.
 Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard Saturday took the body of William E. Holcemb, who died at, Mansfield Fri day, to Granby, where MT. Helcemb lived.
 Mrs. w. H. Atkinson of East Orange, N. J., Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. N. Tenn, of Turner street. Miss Adele Atkinson of Union. N. J.. who has been visiting with her sister. Mrs. F,enn, has returned home.
 Miss Frances G. Cowles, teacher of English at the state normal school in this city. left Saturday for a few days visit with her aunt at Norwich Town. after which she returns to her home at Norfolk. Ct. for her summer vaca- ton.
 Clinton c. Wood. Samuel E. Lyman. Charles w Hills. John Pickard and G. s. Melvin are enjoying camp life at their summer cottage at Columbia lake. Sunday Louis N. Dondero took these friends to visit them in his automo- bile Leo Haggerty, Ted ManIey, Will liam Whitmore, Arthur Judd and Capt. E. B. Carpenter.
 Additional WilIimantic News on Page
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23

George Farleys John B. vandale vs. George Potvin, Admr., ct ali Mary Depathy alias Mary peParehee vss Louis Depathy alias Louis Deparcheet The s. Adams Co. vs Eugene Squires and wife, George B, Gongdon ys. Lucy Cungdon; Patrick Rouke, Jr. vs. Fat rick .Roukes Alfred Oden vss William A. Arnold Admr.: Sope Plush vs. An drew Plush Henry c. Barlow vs. Beorge B. Smith. Admr.; Genaro Mas sini vs. Antonio Vito ct al; Henry H. Davenport vs. John V. Schaefer. IT,. S. Co. Samuel Adams vs. Sidney l.. Perkins; Bertha l.. Shellingten Adrnx. vs. Mary P. Anderson: Harriet J.. Danielson vs. Leon E. Kilpatrick. ct i1r
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
WHL.IMANTIC
MOTION DAY.
Ea Wandham County Superior Court at Putnam Today. Judge shumway Presidinq.

In the windhazn county superior court cases discontinued by order of court June 6. 1918. At the calling of the docket Judge Milton A. Shumway appointed Monday. June g. at 1L45 o'clock a. m. as motion day for re- storing cases to the docket and short calendar day. cours to be held at Put nam Clerk Edgar M. Warner has prepared the following list: Harley s. Place xs. The Town of Sterling: Alma Aubertin vs. City oMf Wiilimantic; Samuel B. Ray vs. Sessions l.. Adams, Admr.; Phoebe 4. Sharpe. EXT. ct al, vs- N- r. N. H. & H. R. R. Co. Fay R. R Co; Mary A. Nichols and John Sf. Nichols. exrs-. vs. N. r.. W. H. & E. R. R. Co.,
 To Court-A5by F. Aibbe ct al ap- peal from probate; Elizabeth Kinney ~s- George w. Kinney; Justin S. Greene vs- George Paris; c. V. Bianchi & Co vs- L. NJ. Glover & Co; Regis Bouthillette vs. Napoleon Jasmin; Francis A. Inuan ct al vs. The Hope Print Works Co., Prank A Davis vs. The Industrial and Manufacturing Co.,; John F-Carpenter A0mr- vS. The Put nam Fair Inc; Abel R. and Mary L. Rurnham vS. Charles E. White; Tuck CT and Goodwin vs. $. B. Whitely; Frederick W. Meade vs William N. Nedbury. Philias Cloutier vs. .Rosanna CI0uHer: Eva Dudeck vS- TaruS Luz kaick: Adwilda Bibeault vs. Emil Bi beault: Rosie A. Bowen Hopkins vs. Walter Johnson Hopkins; William J. Morris vs. The Putnam Woolen Co; The Yale Brewing CO. vs. Adam Ga 5ewslSi: Charles T. Hopler vs. John Beard shepherd: Stackpole Battery Co. vs. The Argus Battery Co.,; Frank H. Elmore. George K Anderson and Jay M Shepard application for receiver vs. The Argus Battery Go: Peter Fly vs- ATAfna Fly: Emma Mary Macdonald Thomas vs. Herman J. Thomas; Mary A. Nichols and John M. Nichols execu- tors vs N Y- V. H. & H. R. R. Co.,; R c. Marriott & Son vs- A. J. Lang field: Eva Byccl vs. Daniel Brown; The William IT. Page Boiler Go. vs. Joseph Chartier: Mary Elizabeth Cole vs. Thomas Cole: Ida NJ Hildreth ct al xs- Charles F. Ennis; The Yale Brew ing Go. .vs. Adam Gadjewsld; Charles F. Searis. states attorney, mandamus in re-Humphrey Jr. license vs. E. H. Hall ct al, county commissioners; Charles E. Searls. states attorney. Inandsmus in re-Amedee Bernfer. n- cense vs- E H. Hall ct al. county com eloners: Pilisburg & Baldwin vs. s. A. Field. FndIcott Johnson & Go. vs. c. w Farley: Congress Shoe & Rubber Co. vs- C. W. H. Farley: H. Cohen vs.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
IT'S MELTING NOW.
And the City Fathers Still Ponder the
 lee Problem.

Sunday evening Alderman o'Conner informed The Bulletin representative that as yet the water committee of the board of aldermen. of which he is chairman, had been unsuccessful in finding purchaser for the city ice. A chapter of the ice story that added interest to the situation last week was the refusal of the water committee to allow c. E. Leonard the use of city water to sprinkle Ash street when Fred Eaton had offered to bear the expense. of horses for the work The reason is reported to be because the water com mittee thought it would make easier the hauling of the Eaton ice to the freight cars for shipment to Bridge port
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23

street is strongly of the epin1en that the comm issfon form of city govern ment Is decidedly the nest economical far Wiliimantic if five able business men could be induced te manage the city business. He thinks that the Thread City would then learn to mind its own business and that 1t would not cost him 75 cents hundred pounds to have ice delivered at his home on West. Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
Baseball Results

The Thread Mill league baseball game at the Fairgrounds Saturday re- suited as follows; Dye House team g, Office B; No. 3 mill II, No. mill l; No. mill 5, No. mill 2.
 The Emeralds of this city were de- feated in an exciting baseball game by the soldiers of Fort Wright Sun day by the score of 4-3. A number of enthusiastic Willimantic fans wit messed the game
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
Personal.

William H Latham left Saturday for a stay at Pleasure Beach.
 Mrs. John MacLearn of Boswell ave nue, Norwich. was the recent guest of Willimantic friends.
 Dr. Harry Rothblat of Boston is vis-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
ENTERTAINED FOR GUEST.
Miss Evelyn Asher Gives Party for
 Miss Carey, College CIassn7ate.

Miss Evelyn Asher, a student of Wellesley college. gave party to twenty-four friends at her home on Prospect street Saturday evening. The affair was in honor of Miss Jennie Carey of Windsor Conn, also a stu dent at Wellesley. The house was decorated with cut flowers. A pleas ing incident of the entertainment was a reading by Miss Randall. Music and cards followed and a buffet luncheon was served by the hostess.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
Will reach at New Britain.

Miss Hazel Dimmick, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. CHI. Dimmick, who has been teaching at Pennington the past year, is at her home in this city for the summer vacation. Miss Dimmick has accepted the offer of Principal Marcus White of State Nor nal school at New Britain to become member of the faculty, Miss Dim mick's work to be primary teaching.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
Hearina on Hrindamour Estate.

ruptcy, held another hearing Saturday on the insolvent estate of Napoleon I. Brindamour. Trustee Nj. E. Lincoln examined Mir Brindamour relative to the money he had received and paid out on building contracts. Lawyer P. J. Danahey represented Brindamour.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
Information on street RalI PIaxina.

Judge Shea in the police court Sat urday suspended sentence after giving George LeBlond information concern ing the law relative to playing ball in the streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
Laurent Teller.

Laurent, the two weeks old infant son of MT. and Mrs. Mere Teller. Jr, died Saturday morning at St. Josephs hospital of nephritis. The funeral was was in St. Joseph's cemetery. The child was one of twins born two weeks ago, the other dying shortly after birth.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
Relief corps Decorates Graves.

Francis s. Long W R. c. decorated the graves of these IA deceased mem bers buried in the WiIlimantic- ceme- tery Sunday afternoon Sarah Burn ham. Abbie Bowler. Lucia Golf, Carrie Jordan Emily Keigwin, Annie Lyman, Almira Manning Emmeline Millerd, Edna Moves, Anna Parritt. Essie Pot ter, Almira Tilden. Ann Webster, Lu- einda Jordan. In the Windham Center cemetery: Mrs Murdock. Mrs Flor ence Lyman and Miss Eunice Ripley. Tn the Hebron cemetery: Mrs. Sarah Bissell. In the Mansfield cemetery: Mrs. Abbie Terry. In the Spring Hill cemetery: Mrs. Abbie Irene Bowles.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
OBITUARY.
Harriet per Avery.

Harriet Faber Avery, wife of Deacon John H. Avery of Lebanon, died Sat urday morning at her home after a very short illness. Mrs. Avery was a native of Fall River Mass, and was born Jan. Is, 1845. She was the daugh- ter of Perry M and Abbie M. (Clark) Peckham. The deceased had lived in Lebanon the greater portion of her life.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
VENERABLE CLUES REUNION.
Eighteen of the "Old Boys" Dine and
 Disband After 13 Years.

Eighteen members of the Venerable club of Windham. with ages ranging from 72 to S5 years, held the annual reunion of the organization at Hotel Hooker Saturday forenoon. s. C.. Hooker, who organized the club 13 years ago, expressed his opinion that the club should be disbanded while it was in good health rather than to die of old age, and a vote was unanimous ly passed to make the 1913 reunion the last of the series.
 s. c. Hooker. city. TT; w. w. Hooker, Hopedale TT Joseph Wood. city, SS; George Topliff, city. 72; A. M. Hathe- way, city, IT: John M. Palmer, Wind ham, S3; E. D. Tracy, Scotland. IT; O.. C. Johnson. Colchester, 76; William H. Buckingham, city. II; George W. Le- valley, GurleyviIle, S9 Willard B. Clarke, Columbia, 79; William c. Ly- man, city. 73 George. W. Shepard, city, 75: A. R. Burnhan, city, 75; C. l.. Fill more, city. S3, John H. Spencer, Scot land, 80; E. B. Crane. city. 7S: Egbert Bass, Scotland, s5.
 The small balance in the treasury, $e.35, is to be used for the purchase of wreaths to decorate the graves of deceased members After the business hour a fine banquet was served by Landlord Winter. The post -prandial pastor of the Methodist church, and was repIete with wit and references that were appropriate to the occasion. A poem was composed for the occasion by Rev Leonard Smith to be sung to the tune of Marching Thro' Georgia and was dedicated to Prof. w. O. Fur ner
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
classmatea surprise Miss Lewis.

Miss Hattie Lewis of South Wind ham. member of the w. H. S., class of 1913. was given a surprise visit by about Is of her young friends Friday evening. The social hours were en- joyed with, games and music and re-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
< Thread Mile Closed.

The mills of the American Thread company are closed until Wednesday, morning on account of Tuesdays St John Baptist celebration.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
DANTELSON

Officers and Directors of Windhan1 County Savings Bank Vote to op-
 pose eceivership-Masons Attend St. Aban's Church-chiIdren's Tenn
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23


 Tn the superior court here Saturday the jury in the case of Jennie Labby vs. the city of Putnam, which had been on trial since Thursday, brought in verdict for the plaintiff to recover $500 for damage done to the Labby building, on Canal street, by blasting during the construction of sewers.
 The attorneys for the city, Torrey and Geissler, have filed a motion that the verdict be set aside, as being con- trary to the evidence. The jury was ahout an hour deliberating over the case.
 Cigarettes Condemned.
 Sunday was ti-cigarette- temper ance day in the Sunday school of the Congregational church, and in addi- tion to the regular session facts and figures were brought out, in a general exercise, about the banfeul result of the use of the cigarette.
 In connection with the use of cigar cites it was noted that furfural, the principal a1dehyde in cigarettes, is said to be fifty times as poisonous as ordinary alcohol, and that a single cig- arctic yileds as much furfural as is present in a couple fluid ounces of whiskey This poison is said to be al- together absent from the smoke of a cigar.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
Entertained at coIumbia Lake.

The Girls Friendly society of St. PauIs Episcopal church were the guests of Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch at Noxid, Columbia lake, Saturday. The society was royalty entertained by the hostess, tea being served at the Merry Widow pavilion. The young ladies extended a hearty vote of thanks to the hostess for her gracious hospitality.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
St. John Raptiste Parade.

Chief Marshal Martineau has ap- pointed the following aides for the St. John Baptist parade tomorrow: Roder- ick Dion, Napoleon Gingras and the wardens of each society on his official staff. The parade will form on Valley street after the mass and the line of march will be to Valley to Windham, Windham to Main. Main to Union, Union to Jackson, Jackson to Main, Main to Willowbrook Willowbreek to Natchaug, Natchaug to Ash. Ash to Main and then to the fair grounds.
 The procession will be as follows: Platoon of police, Marshal Martineau and staff Wheeler's American band, Guard F1orimond, men of St. Mary's parish. Council Florimond. Union St. Jean Baptiste. the A. c. J. F. associa- ton, school children. float Baltic band, La Socfete St. Jean Baptiste de Willi- mantle. the Artisans, Court St. Mary Foresters of America. Court Fabre, In- dependent Order of Foresters, the Naturalization club, carriages with town and city officials.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
STAFFORD SPRINGS
High School Graduating Exercises Pupils Who Received Diplomas Street Improvements.

The Comique theatre was crowded Friday evening with friends and rela- tives of the graduating class when the closing exercises of the Stafford High school took place. The stage was prettily decorated with mountain lau- rel, the class motto. Dunn Vidimus Vidamus, occupying a conspicuous place in the rear. The principal, MT.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
PUTNAM

Verdict for $500 in Labby Case-Anti- Cigarette Sunday = Students Win Honors at Mt. St. JosePh's stminary Odd Fellows Remember Their Dead
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23

WHEN you want to put your bust ness before the public, there is no me- diam better than through the advertis- ing columns Of Tae Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23

Favors commission-Cheape Ice Then
 A prominent merchant on Main
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23

William Franklin spent Sunday at his cottage at Oakland beach.
 Mrs Marie Benoit of Baltic was a visitor with relatives here Saturday.
 At St. James church Saturday morn ing relatives attended high anniver- sary requiem mass for Godfroi GanA- ache, who died June 22, 1912.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23

Additional WilIimantic News on Page
 Six.l
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
At PiainfeId Mission.

Rev. James H. George, Jr., conduct ed services at St. Paul's mission, PlainfleId, Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Kathleen Burns of Hartford and John Burns of Webster were wis itors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burns.
 Aaron Viall. who has been a pa- tfent at a Norwich hospital, has re- turned to his home In Danielson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
SUFFOLK

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
SUFFOLK, VA, Jan. THE annual
Christmas german of the Suffolk Cotil-
lion club, was held Tuesday night
In the Armory hall, which was eiab-
orateiy decorated for the occasion.
In ferns. holly and pine boughs and
Christmas bells. The figures were
gracefully led by Ernest Saunders and
Miss Jessie Darden. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Primer.
Hulcher's orchestra, of Norfolk, fur
nished the music. There Were sixty
couples present.
In honor OF Miss Margaret Evalyn
Phillips, who Is to become the bride
Of James Ross Mcneil. on January
sth, Misses Therese Nurney and Bes-
sic Holland entertained Friday morn
ing at a delightful luncheon. covers
beinw laid for eleven. The favors were
purple and pink nosegays, and tho
place cards were cupids.
Seven courses were served.
Those present were the hostesses:
Misses Nurney and Holland. Misses
Laura and Sallie Twitty. Virginia and
Ethel Ehoop. Miss Hazel Simons. OF
Detroit; Miss jamie Cooke, of Hoilins';
Miss Mary Simons, of Detroit; Miss
Frances Richardson and Miss Mar
garet Phillips.
Misses Virginia and Ethel Ehoop
entertained Thursday niEht Ut : dance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05

at the Armory hall. Al midnight.
delicious luncheon was serred.
Miss Mary Deck was at home" on
New Years Day to number or cai4-
ers. The hours were from TO o
Eggnog and Christmas cakes ana
daintles were served.
Mrs. C. r. Howell, of wilmington
N. C.. who has been spending the hoil-
days with her sister. Miss Daisy ~ f-
ney, left Thursday for her nome.
Mrs. Frank Hobbs. of Petersburg. Is
the guest OF Mrs. A. 3. Twitty, on
Clay street.
The anniversary reception OF the
Driver Book club VAS elaboratelv cele~
brated on Tuesday night in the audi
tor,um of the Second congressional
district agricultural high school at
Driver.
The guests were received by DIT.
and Mrs. Josiah Leake, Miss Bessie
Williamson and Professor j. B. l..
DeJarnette. An address by Russell
Bradford. of Norfolk, on American
Short story Writer'S was the Tea
turs of the evening.
handsome cutgiass punch-DoWi
was presentes to Mr. and Mrs. J. U.
Eberwine, by the members of the BOOK
club. In grateful appreciation Of their
hospitality and interest in the cluD.
luncheon OF three courses was
served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
LOUISA
served.

LaI-ISA,XA ---Ian--4 -==Mra--Ianies
L. West entertained at delightful
bridge party New Years morning.
Miss Evelyne Johnson. who has
been spending the holidays at her
home here returned to her school in
Clifton Forge Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Dickinson, OF
Hamlet. n. c.. who have been spend
ing the holidays with the iatter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, c. D. Flanagan,
left Wednesday for their homo
Miss Maize Flanagan, who has
been home for the holidays, returned
to Rapidan, Va. 10 resume her school
work. She was accompanied by Miss
Huyler Hines. OF the olpn~Ma-
con Woman's college. who has been
visiting her at this place.
Mrs. II. T. Hatch spent last week
in Richmond visiting relatives.
DIR. Ochie Crank. of White Sulpher,
w. Va, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. ]. Crank.
Miss K44S8rnte Barrett entertained
st cards Tuesday eyantrg.
Mr. and Mrs. F, NJ Beale spent
Sunday and Monday in Charlottes-
willie, visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Gordon are
spending the holidays with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. VIM Winston, at
her home Malvern HILL"
Miss Kilhurnie Barrett entertained
the "Old Maids club" Wednesday
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05

switcbback. W. Va. with Mrs. Fred
Ben Quincy, w Percy Dennen with
Miss L. Libby, o. Central City. Wa
Va: Nix Walters with Miss HaIiia
Mccormack, Of Charleston, W. Vat
Mr.. J. 8, Dennen with Miss Archam+
baugh. OF Roanoke. Va: Mr.. George u
Suppee. Jr. with Miss Regenia Heath-
erman, Mr.. f. D. Arters with Miss
Mary Jane Heatherman, Mr.. c. A.
Dennen with Miss josephine Dennen,
OF Richmond. Va: J. w Oxerafreef,
of Bluefield. w. Va, with Miss Rosel
Kiliey. of Vivian, w. Va: j. w. over
street. of BItEefield. w. Va. with
Miss Rosel KilIey, OF Vivian. w. Va.
A. V. Dennen, of Bluefeld, w. Va.
with Miss A. Wayne Angel, & C. Gil
Hand. OF Columbus, O., with Miso
Bertha Landon, of Charlottesville.
Va: Mr.. c. D. Moran with Miss
Mamie Saunders. OF Bluefeid. w. Va;
c. Il. Stump with Miss Kelley Money
hun. OF Bristol. Tenn: j. A. Saunders
with Miss Winnie Hurt, c. H. Minter
with Miss Lula Jones, of Tazeweli.
Va; DR.. and Mrs G. y. Irvine. OF
Coopers. W, Va. Mr. and Mrs Floyd
BLACK, Mrs, John Pauiette Haller.
Mrs. Levi Johnston. Stump: Mrn.
Mrs, Levi Jhonston Stump. Mrs.
Thomas p. Dennen, Mrs. Charles Nom
tague Galway.
Stays: Earle f. Evans of Blue
field, W. Va: James w Bailey, OF
Pocahontas. Va: F. w Grant, John
C. Han, OF Bluefield. w Va: b. q
Gillespie, of Graham. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
GORDONSVILLE

GORpONSvIILE, VA. Jan. A.
Mrs. George l. Bruffey, of Charlottes-
vile. was a recent guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Susie A. Martin, in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. F'aber. OF near
boswell, were In the city several days
recently to visit the formers sister.
Miss Bette Faber. who is quite sick.
Emmett Miller. of Hinton. w. Va.
has been spending the week AT the
home of his uncle. e. B. Davenport,
in this city.
Mrs. James L. Faher and children
have returned from a visit OF several
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r. o. Giiium. at Madison Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Thornton, of
Waynesboro. were guests this week
OF friends In the city.
Floyd Beckham, OF Hitch, Va. Is
spending the week with his mother.
Mrs. Blanche Beckham. In town.
Miss Marie, Ford has returned to
her home In Richmond. after spend
ing the holidays ut the home of Mrs.
Il. l. Freddy. in South Gordons-
Vile.
Boien Clarke. after spending the
holidays at the home Of Lewis j.
Faber. in the city. has returned to his
homo in Clifton Forge.
N. A. Linney nas returned from
. visit to his sister. Mrs Arthur T..
6eibsrt IN RoanckA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial Il The Richmond VIrgInIan;1
AMsBURG, VA. Jan. *--Mr
and Mrs A c. Saunders, OF Green's
bore, n G. who have heen visiting
the Iatter's parents MIR, and Mrs. w
r. Barlow, have returned ho'n sava re-
turned TO their home in Newport News
after a visit 10 the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Jones.
Mrs. Lyon @. Tyler Misses Elizabeth
Coleman and Jennette Kelley ..a nave
PROFESSOR /. J. Stanley. OF Burke
willie, spent several days here this week
with friends. -, w
Mr.. Frank Strong, OF ithaca, n. y,
who has been visiting his brother. At.
w. o. Strong, at k1ngsmtli fsrH' mas
Mrs I. Henley Jones. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Harriet
Graves, has returned to her home IN
DR. q. W. Brown. superintendent OF
the Eastern State hospital. has re-
turned from visit of several days
10 his brother In Middlesex county,
Mr. Eliza Graham, OF Athens. ONO.
who has been spending several weeks
with his uncle, Mr.. s. @, Graham. re-
turned home yesterday.
| Miss MARGARET Noife has returned
fYgsft,s q Visit to her e&a4@f. ASss e ~ =.
Joynes. In Norfolk.
Mrs. C. c. Boxley. of Louisa, is visit !
ins-Ae parents, Mr--and- Mrs VA
Mrs. Blair Spencer. of Washington
u. c.. is visiting her mother. MRS.
Hartweli Macon.
Miss Cecilia Powell has returned
home after spending two months with
friends in Baltimore.
Rev DR. J T. Whitley, Mrs. Whitley
and Miss Mary are spending the weeK
with their relatives In South Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
FREEZING

Especial to The Richmond Virg1nian.}
FREELING. VA. Jan. LEONARD
n. Stewards, OF Osborns Gap, Is In
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muncey Ison. OF
Jewel, Ky. are visiting the latter 9
parents. Mr., and Mrs. N, r. Van
over.
Noah l. Hanover, OF Jenkins. KY.
is visiting his friends at Freezing.
Cedric S. Beverly Is at jenkins.
Ky.
Mrs. Mile Bryant, Of Osborn's
Gap, is with friends in town.
Mrs, Reuben Short, OF Bolecamp, Ia
with relatives here.
Ebert c. Reed Is visiting friends
at Brakes.
Larkin Combs. of Norland, Is viz
ting at John F. Trivetts.
Mrs. Charles Reed LIS visiting near
Clintwood.
Ulysses Phipps of 1son, is at Free
ling
Mrs Ralph Vanover. Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. George w. Fleming,
near Clintwood.
Claude f, Beverly is at Whitesburg
KY, where he will remain for some
weeks.
Meredith Reed Is at the Breaks OF
Cumberland,