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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
oliver Gardner Of Yantieg was a cal

Oliver Gardner of Yantieswas cal
Ter in town Wednesday.
Charles Church of Ohio. is boss OF
Robertson's upper paper mill
Miss Hattie Tucker has moved from
the tenement over Darts store and will
make her home with her sister, Mrs
George Wood.
AIRS. KELSEY and daughters, Mabel
and Alice. are visiting Mrs. Rogers of
Gay Hill. So 80
Mrs. NJ. s. Bogue of Yantic visited
in town over Sunday. &5s
s. Mrs. Lottie Moxley of Providence,
was "a recent visitor at George Woods.
Miss Nettie Gridley has returned,
after a vacation at Cape Cod. 100
Miss Laura Chapman is visiting her
cousin. Miss Francis Alexander, OF
Providence. '7fs7s
: Rev. Dorsias OF Florida preached in
Montriiie Union Baptist church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Home died Wednesday
after a lingering illness.
Harold Church of New London, sor
of Tom Church OF this town, lies crit
fcally i'll in the Lawrence hospital.
Misses Nellie and Florence Chapman
are spending the week at their bun
galow (The Birches). at Gardner Lake
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
father and mother.

father and mother.
Miss Marian Robinson, OF Jewett
City, visited Miss Bertha Montgomery,
recently.
/ Mrs. A. b. Burdick Of Preston Wis
tied her sister. Mrs Samuel Gardner.
Wednesday,.
T. Fred Edmond was a caller in
Danielson and Dayville last Saturday.
The members Of the debating society
held a. lawn. party at the home Of VIII
lis Atorgani last week Thursday eve-
ming. $50 70 ts
: Arssy William Whiteman is caring
for h ersfathers n. n. Ford, who Is sof-
fering with a disiocated hip at his
Ehome in Norwich Town
Harold Geer leaves his friends in
Ashton. South Dakota, this week and
will go to California, visiting friends
in Minnesota and stopping at Yellow
stone Park to meet a cousin, who will
accompany him to California From
there he expects to return to his home
in Griswold.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04


Mrs. Joseph Holmes of Norwich and
sister. Mrs. Foster of Hartford, were
visitors in Goshen, their birthplace,
Monday.
Kenneth Lake, who has been spend
ing the summer with friends here, re-
turned Tuesday to New Haven.
Irwin NJ Jones has been spending
several days with friends in Buffalo,
Home From Pacific Slope.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Geer and
family, who have been spending a
west and on the Pacific coast, re-
turned Saturday Mr.sand Mrs. Geer
also attended the Panama exposition.
Mrs. Frank f. Hyde and daughter,
Miss Clara Hyde, of Lisbon were
weskwsnd visitors, with friends in this
place.
Miss Mary Cranker of New London
IS spending Jew days in Goshen with
friends.
Miss Munger and Miss ellison OF
tsssex. have been spending seAicral days
with local friends.
The Ladies Aid society had their
annual picnic at 1Iahegan park Friday.
Are. w. I. Mott has been visiting
friends IN New London.
Mrs. E'uzzard and daughter, Miss
Jessie Fuzzard. and Miss Mary Knott,
who have been guests at the home of
Rev. John H. Knek.. left Monday for
Miami. Florida.
Union C. Z. Meeting.
The Norwich Christian Endeavor
Union VIII hold q union meeting with
khe Goshen society, Saturday afternoon,
September 18th.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
COVENTRY

W.P. Rose Is to sell his stock and
live with his children through tho
winter. - 4 ,
Miss Judith Anderson has returned
to New York. after spending two
weeks with her parents,
Miss Lillian Ksnum has gone to New
York tor a visit and expects TO be
employed In the telephone exchange.
The Sunday school picnic held at
Lakeside park, Wednesday, was a
great success. The weather was fine,
O. good dinner was served The school
was given q tree ride around the lake
present
Miss Ella Snyder has returned TO
Jersey City after spending her vaca-
ton with her aunt, Mrs. Everett Buck
mum. - =.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04

Sunday
Miss Alpha Gaudette Is visiting ref
atives and friends at Webster and
Worcester, Mass, this week.
Charles E.. Maine Is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Stewart and family
at Thomaston-
Mrs. Laura Sweet, Mrs. George W.
Hatch. Mrs. Theresa Duffy and daugh-
ter. Eltzabeth, mptored TO East Green-
vHch on Sunday and spent the day with
Mrs Sweets sister, Mrs. George w
Kenyon ~
Miss Constance Nay sLeathers OF
sTeftyille and Miss Rose Cook OF New
Lon don former teachers in the local
schools. were calling on old friends IN
town during the past several days.
Misses Mary. and Catherine Ford. Of
New Haven, were week end guests Of
their cousin. Rev. R P. Aorrissey, a.
ST. Thomas rectory.
Mrs. Phillip Boucher and Mrs. Olizim
BoHcher are spending the week with
relatives at Phoenix and Woonsocket.
r. /.
Ishmeal Curtis of Augusta, Maine,
was calling on friends in town Wednes@
day. Being an old band man he at
tended the rehearsal OF the Voluntown
band and was placed in his old post
| ton at the drums. on which he played
/ in oldtime form
The Voluntown band will give al
open air concert in Glasgo this tSAt-
Miss Dora Miner and Miss MarEarez
lMcDonald. spent Sunday at the home
I OF Miss Miners parents at Pachaug.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr left Tues
day morning sfor zQuebee, where they
/ intend to make, their home.
Postmaster j. T. Herbert reports the
rainfall for the month OF August as e.6s
inches
Mrs Herbert Rice. Mrs. oliziu
imagery and Mrs DR.. ]. n. Hoover
were visitors to Jewett City Wednes-
At a meeting OF the band Wednesday
\ evening. It was voted to hold rehearsal
on Tuesday evenings IN the future.
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EXETER
About Two Hundred at clanbake Held
Wednesday at Exeter Church.


There was a pleasant gathering on
Exeter hill Wednesday when the Exc
ter church marked the passing of sum-
MGR by a church clambake The day
was cool yet sunny. People far and
wide began to congregate by noon and
en5oyed a social hour on the spacious.
lawn, visiting. listening to music by
The Lebanon orchestra and strolling In
the beautifuls dahlia garden Of Mrs
F. A Brown. which was much ad-
mired.
At 1.30 all sat down to the bake in
the church, which had been turned
Into a1dining hall and artistically dec
GRATED with dahlias by the pastor.
Rev. 2. o. Mead The dahlias were
contributed by Mrs. r. A. Brown.
About two hundred partook Of most
delicious bake
The following menu was enjoyed:
Clam ChoWder
Steamed Clans Clam Fritters
Brown Bread Wheat Bread
Cabbage Salad Cold Ham
Sweet Potatoes White Potatoes
Picked Beets Green Corn
Bluefish& Baked Sausage
Watermelon. Coffee
Exeter church received many COM
/ pliments for the able manner in which
the affair was carried out. People were
present from Hartford, Glastonbury
Norwich. Willimantio Colchester, He
bron, Putnam and Lebanon.
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GARDNER LAKE

=. p. Robert. superintendent OF CAma
Massapeak. viii conduct Services at the
She was well known IN this place,
Methodist church Sunday at II a m
rBackus hospital. Tuesday afternoon.
She leaves besides her husband, Chas
z. Staplins. an infant son, born Mon.
day night
Miss Gladys Abel is seriously III a4
the home OF her. parents.
Mss Lois Latfmer underwent an
operation in Norwich. Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Phillips and daughters
Ruth and Mary. have returned to their
home in Norwich
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Deep River attended the L. B. s. last

Deep River attended the L. B. S. last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson were
in New London on business Wednes-
day.
Mrs. John Tiffany arrived home the
first of the week from a visit to the
Panama exposition.
Harry Burden has returned to Hart
ford. after a visit with relatives here.
Miss Ruth Biackman returned to her
home in New Haven after spending
her vacation with her sister, Mrs.
| Jared Danielss Jr. -
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MOHECAN

Mrs E Il. Fowler and son. Court
land, were in Norwich Tuesday.
Bertha Northrupt and Carrie Burr
dick were in Norwich. Tuesday.
r Mrs. Palmer has returned to Plains
field after visiting Mrs ]. Fielding.
! : Edwin .O,Brien is building a, silo.-
= b. H Fielding was In New London
Mrs Fielding and son, Leroy are In
STANFORD Springs for few days
Hope Holden, who has been living
with her aunt, Mrs Burdfcx, has zone
to New York to live with her par
euts
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
HAMBURG

Lee Harding and family motored TO
Kingston the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ely and SON
Ernest arrived home from California
the past week
Miss Carrie Bin was o. New London
visitor Wednesday.
, Miss Emma Beebe OF Deep River IS
the guest % her sister. Mrs. l.. Bill.
Mrs. Herbert Stevens. Mrs. J. o.
Sta1sburg. Mrs. c. R Post. Mrs s. r.
LaPiace. Mrs. Francis Hamilton, Mrs.
z q. IQnsa and Alsz Hnma Baaha Il
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
"a. MoNTvILLE

Mrs. Rose Lewis OF New York 81
spending the week at Joe St. Jermain's.
Adolphus Johnson has purchased @
new motor cycle.
William Sawyer. Fred Hope, D. Kel-
seq, Rep. Mat Tinker. First Selectman
George Bradford, spent "Wednesday at
Cosy Beach.
2 flshing Trip e Moossassd Lake.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
LAUREL GLEN

Mrs. Hale and daughter returned
from Quaker Hill last Saturday.
Harry Hardy and family of Spring.
field were week end guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. Hale.
Mrs Arthur Main has returned afte1
two weeks visit in Providence.
Mrs Susan Miner is making repairs
ON her house occupied by John GeeI
and family.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
GL.AsGo
bsatA Of Edgar Youpa-Teaehe-s Ap.
pointed for School Year.

INLAND Mrs. William Richmond and
Mfsg Gertrude Luther of Springfield.
Mass, were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ernest Luther; also Miss
Anna Ehnltz of Westerly.
Mira Edgar Clark was called to
Palmer, Mass, Wednesday TO attend
the funeral Of her little grandson, Id
gar, son of MIR. and Mrs Benjamin
Young. Burial was In Ludlow, Mass.
Mrs. Clark returned home Saturday
after visiting in Springfield, Palmer
and Ludlow. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen and-tMo chilz
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'GRIsWoLD

mr.. and Mrs Augustus Reed, Mrs.
James Clark and Mrs. Charles B. Boz
Campbell.
"; q & caild IL sutaStsiuiax=hAs
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
,voLUNroWN
Two Nights Lawn. Fete of 81. Thomas,
Parish-Teaehsrs Appointed to Cen
ter School-1rief Local Notes,

The lawn fete for the beneit OF ST.
Thomas church.. which was held on
the church grounds, Friday and Sat-
urday evenings, was very largely at
tended many. parties coming from the
surrounding towns. The various at
fractions were wen patrontzed- The
grounds made a very pretty showing
with the several handsomely decorated
booths. the Japanese lanterns and other
methods of illumination A pleasing
feature Of each evening was the con-
cert given by the Volunt0wn Brass
Band under the direction OF Leader
William Ritchotte.
Center School Teachers
The Center school win open Tuesday.
September 7th. with the following
teachers: Miss Marion Hannah of
Danbury. principal grades seven and
eight; Miss Anastasia Ryan of Water
bury, grades five and six: Miss Selma
Liljensten of New London, grades three
and four; Mss . Alice Latham OF
Groton. grades one and two.
Charles Downing took a party TO
Rocky Point, r. I. IN his automobile
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
GOSHEN

Mr.. and Mrs. William RI. Geer. and
Family Return From Pacific Slope
Union G. {. Meeting.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
Finishina Church Repairs.

chased ii the spring from Alexander
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
STATE PUBLIC HEALTH
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Gathering at Lexington Addressed BY
Many Prominent Leaders In
Better Health Conditions.
CAPTAIN w. w. BAKER SPEAKS
Veteran Chesterfield Legislator Hailed
as One of the Founders OF Move
ment--Dr. Gorgas WIN speak To-
night.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Lexington, va, May 1O.--The Nir-
ginia Public Health Association was
called to order In Lee Memorial
Chapel at Washington and Lee Uni
versity tonight at y ,tock by DIR.
b. b. Bagby, of West Point, president
of the association.
The address Of welcome was deliv.
cred by President Henry Louis Smith.
of Washington and Lee, whose cordial
words were heartily appreciated by
the visitors.
DIR. Ennion G. williams. Commits.
sioner of Health Of Virginia, respond
ed and prophesied great things from
this meeting In the interest of health
conditions In tho Commonwealth.
In his annual address, President
Bagby spoke of the purposes OF the
Association. which are improvement
OF health conditions. enlistment of the
interest and support OF iaymen in thia
great work, and the social and eco.
nomic bettaTment OF Virginia.
Captain w. w Baker, of Chester.
neld, who Is considered the founder
and promoter of the Virginia Public
Health Association OF the State. made
an address on The Relation OF the
LAyman 10 Public Health"
iAo uSeaarea tNat the association
was not primarily composed OF physi-
clans, but that the purpose OF the
organization was 70 extend the work
OF health Improvement to the laymen
OF Virginia. which would ensure
healthier and better conditions In the
nome. TIE school and everywhere.
A reception was held toutght hx
rhe president and faculty of wash
ington and Lee. which was ieargeIy at
tended by the visitors.
Practical work will be presented TO-
morrow at the three sessions, conclud-
Ing at night with an address by DIR.
w. &. Gorgas. surgeon-general of the
United States army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
SOUTH SIDE
IAN OLD TINE
COURTSHlP" TONIGHT

South Richmond will enjoy an odd
Time Courtship" tonight. when IL 10
presented in stockton street Baptist
Church for the benefit of the Philathea
class The cast is as follows;
Mrs. Hawthorn. a widow. Miss N. IL.
Pace; Bell, her daughter, Miss Hazel
Gentry: Nancy. the maid. Miss V
Evelyn Pace: Joe, the house boy. w. O.
Condrey: Mr.. John Graham, q rich wild
over. II. s. Heslep: Mr.. Harry Brown.
young dentist, Bruce Frost.
Duet, "F1y Away. Birding Mrs
seay and Mrs. Hesisp.
Solo. There's a Charm About the
Old Love still.' Mr.. Heslep.
Duet. Swallows Fly" Mrs. Moody
and Miss Gentry.
Reading. selected, Miss Heekier.
Solo. my Love Is Greater Than the
World Mrs. Seay.
Quartet. sweet and Low" Mrs
Seay. Mr.. Nunnaiiy Mr.. and Mrs. Hes
iep.
Solo, II viii Love You When the gil.
yer Threads Are Shining Among the
Gold" Miss Hazel Gentry.
Reading. selected. Miss Heckler.
| Solo. THE Armor wearer." Mr.
Sunnally.
| Quartet. selected, Mrs. seay, Mr.. Nun
nally, Mr.. and Mrs Heslep.
! Chorus. by all, Miss Rose Robertson
accompanist.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
MECkLENBURG MAN WINS
PROMOTION AT NORFOLK

Especial to The Richmond virganian. :,
Norfolk. Va. May Io.---Cofiector of
the Fort Norman r. Hamilton today
announced the promotion of Samuel ].
montgomery, marine clerk at at tina
Custom House. to be liquidatinr clerk.
succeeding the late BENZ. c. Walden,
who held this position for many
years,
|. Mr.. Montgomery was chosen by Col.
liector Hamilton for the more respon-
sible position by reason OF his general
efnciency and the exceliency Of his
work af the desk ne has occupied since
coming into the customs service,
Mr.. Montgomery is one of ths
youngest men ever to have been
chosen for the new position he Is TO
assume, but Collector Hamilton said
he believed in young men for action,
and especially those who had prepared
themselves by close application 10
duty.
Mr. Montgomery celebrated yester-
day his twenty-fifth birthday. and re-
ceived his promotion this morning ar
birthday gift His salary IL increased
from $1,000 to $1.400 per annum.. Mr..
Montgomery comes from Lacrosse, I'm
Meckienourg County. He 10 the son OF
Es M. Montgomery. and a brother Of
j. 6. Montgomery, commissioner OF
the revenue OF Meckienburg.
Collector Hamilton today also An
nounced the promotion In the customs
service of Charles b. Wilson. who
is likewise advanced In salary by two
hundred dollars per annum.
These promotions win doubtless be
pleasing to the friends OF both Mr..
Wilson and Mr.. Montgomery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
MEDrCos MEET TO-DAY.
Harry Houston VIII Welcome Visitors
20 Virginia

| OLD Point, Va. May 1o.-Tns
seventy-nrst annual meeting OF the
American Medtco- Psychological As
ISOLATION will be held In the ballroom
of the Chamberiin Hotel for a four
days session, commencing tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock
| At this hour the address of welcoms
was to have been delivered by Cover
nor Henry Carter Stuart. but unfor-
seen circumstances have arisen, which
render II impossible for him TO be
present, and in his absence the ex-
Iecutive committee have selected Hon.
Harry r. Houston. OF Hampton. TO az
tend the welcome upon this occasion.
Mr.. Houston will speak in behalf of
the State and the Immediate locality.
while Robert Gillian, ST., of Peters
BURG, will speak TN behalf Of the STATE
institutions.
Every State in the Union will b.
represented. and ABOUT eight hundred
representatives are expected. It will
be one of the largest conventions held
at Old Point in several years.
This association was formerly
known as the Medical SupeFantendents
of American Institutions for the In
sane. 1t was founded in 1914 and has
among 1t members some Of the most
celebrated aiienists of this country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
BROAD ROCK HEARING
SET FOR MAY 26

After conference with counsel for
both sides in the case of ID. ]. Tay
Tor against the Broad Rock Mineral
Water Company, Judge Crump yes.
terday fixed upon May 90 as the date
upon which arguments shall be heard
on the petition of the plaintiff that
receivers be named for the corpora
tor.
Mr.. Taylor declares that he is own
er of large amount of bonds upon
which he has received no interest
for long period of time.
In the meantime 1t la said by both
sides THAI arrangements may be
made satisfactorily to all parties by
which an adjustment OF affairs may
be had without final resort to the
court. With this idea in view Judge
Crump4 said yesterday. that, tho data
stated Is tentative and may be chang
ed to suit the persons concerned.
Officials OF the company will be out
Of the city within the next few days.
upon which contingency the date for
the hearing was fxed so far ahead.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
TRaMPLED BY HORSE.

Alexandria, Va, May 1U.-Bertha
Sewers, aged six. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Sewers living on Seminary
Hill. several miles west of Alexandria,
died suddenly Sunday afternoon as a
result Of being trampled on by q
horse at noon yesterday. This little
girl was passing through a paddock
when the animal is supposed to have
been stung by bee. The horse ran
wild, in its flight knocking the girl
down and trampling over her stomach.
The child was picked UP and conveyed
to her parents home and DR.. Lleweliyn
Powell, of this city, summoned. The
girl seemed to rally from her injuries
and up to fifteen minutes before her
death at 9 o'clock this afternoon
was apparently on the road to re-
covery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
TELKrHoNv1.
ofIsce---sfa<iison feas.
ResideDce--N Q aissn
a74f.

time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Tyler, Of sis West Franklin
, Street.
Mrs C. A. Braxton, who has been
spending some s,me in Richmond.
has returned to her home in Staun-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ", JACKSON
and Miss Jackson have returned froK
a recent visit to Old Point.
Miss Mae Berry. and Miss Gertrude
Moore. OF Richmond were weekend
guests in fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs r. ID. Dickinson ana
two children, OF Richmond spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A,
II. Crismond. at Spotsylvania Court
house.
Mr.. Richard M. Bidgood has re-
turned to this city after short stay
in Sthunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Conan, of Crane,
Va, are spending some time in Rich
mond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
To Dedicate Braddock C.nno.

Winchester. Va, May i0.--A large
brass cannon used by General Edward
Braddock in his march in ITS from
Alexandria. Va, through winchester
to battle with the Indians In the
vicinity of Fort Duquesne. will b.
dedicated here On the afternoon Of
May a.. under the auspices Of the
Colonial Danes OF America. The
cannon will be mounted on the City
Hall lawn on . foundation built OF
cobblestones taken from q street In
Alexandria, over which his army
marched. Miss Katharine B. Glass.
president of Fort I.oudoun Seminary.
ID chairman Of the local committee on
arrangements.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11

Lynchhurg, Va. May 1O.--The win
ners OF the annual high school liter
airy contest of the Sixth Congressional
District here last night were:
Declamation--Miss Annie X Rob
erts, Radford: piano, Miss Clara Peery.
Lynchburg; defamation. boys, Ivan
Trent. Marina: vocal solo. Miss Eliza
beth Starritt. Roanoke; debates, Miss
Virginia Demott, OF Lynchburg: ora
tors, 7. MurrelI Edmunds. of Lynch
burg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
Missionaries Coming Back.

Winchester, Va, May l0.-RelatiVGs
Ct the Rev. and Mrs. c. C.. Bush, mis-
sionaries of the Baltimore Confer
ence. Methods. Episcopal Church.
South, to Wembo, Miami. Africa, have
way horne. having sailed about March
/. and they are due in this country
the latter part of May. The return Is
made necessary ty Mrs. Bush's health
THE Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush were
married about a year ago and sailed
shortly thereafter for Africa. Both are
members of Jefferson County. West
Virginia, families.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
Wrighat----Ktng.

Lynchburg. Va. May 10.-Miss Nora
E. Wright. OF Arlington. daughter of
the late Henry Clay Wright. and Will
liam B. King, of Oak Ridge. were mar
ried Sunday afternoon at the parson-
age of the Amherst Baptist Church,
the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Fairless Of
floating. The groom is manager of
a mill on the Oak Ridge estate of
Thomas F. Ryan. in Nelson County,
and they will reside there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
Before Justice Maurice.

Justice Henry A. Maurice had an un-
usually heavy docket before him this
morning. Frank Moore, colored, was
sent on to the grand jury. charged with
stabhing Richard Simmons. another
negro.
Thomas r. Martin and e. w Austin.
white middle-aged men, were hned
32.50 each for lighting In the street.
John Winston and James Benson.
colored. were each fined SIS for being
drunk and disorderly.
case in which brass '"knucks" fig
ured was continued until today. Charles
Lester liz charged with using these
weapons on J. J. Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
EDITOR UP FOR CONTEMPT.
II. B. Smythe Published Articles For
hidden by Court


Staunton, va. May T0.-Judge
Richard s. Ker. Of the Staunton Cor
poration Court, has summoned r.
B. Smythe, business manager of the
Harrisonburg News-Record, to appear
before him tomorrow and show cause
why he could not be punished for con-
tempt Of court. The summons is at
the instance of the George B. Kee-
zell faction. which has been trying
to Gust Smythe from management of
the consolidated papers.
When Judge Ker appointer a re-
ceiver for the two companies he di-
rected that nothing should be said
in the paper concerning the night Tor
control. He named the Peoples Bank
of Harrfsonburg as receiver, but per-
mitted Smythe. If he should execute
q bond for $1,000, to remain in charge
thirty days to take an appeal Smythe
has run several articles arraigning
Keezell and his associates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-11
NO COUNTY PRIMARY
IN LANCASTER COUNTY

Especial to The Richmond yirGnian.)
Lancaster, Va. May 10.-The Lam
caster Democratic County Committee,
upon petition of candidates for county
Offices. did not cali a primary for
county positions.
Frank g. Newbill was named by the
committee to arrange with Richmond
County Committee as to primary for
member Of the LEGISLATURE. John M.
LyelI. a former member, and r. o.
Norris, present members. are the cam
didates.