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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

Homer Allen has gone to Springfield |
to engage in business.
Samuel Wright returned to Union |
College, n. Y, Monday.
A good number from town went to
the Belchertown fair TUESDAY.
Clinton Leslie is one Of the third form
honor students at Mount Hermon.
Miss Hattie Williams of Athol spent
the weekend with Mrs Julia Proctor
Mrs. Frank Washer of Williamsville,
Vt, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. \.
Kidder.
The Mastodon Minstrel company will
give an entertainment in the town hall
Oct. IL.
The annual meeting of the Mt Her
mon church viii be held the evening of
Oct. Is.
Miss Hazel Holton left Tuesday to
begin training for nurse in the
Springfield hospital.
Miss Marion Webster is spending
the week with Mrs. Grace Bailey Be
ment in Northampton.
Miss Minnie Warden attended the
marriage of her niece, Miss Grace
| Delvy, in Orange Wednesday.
| Miss Delcina Nelson, who teaches at
Mortified Farms, is at home a week
while the school building is being
moved.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker returned to
the home of her daughter. Mrs. y. NJ.
Solandt, Wednesday, after a visit with
her son in Schenectady, n. y.
The Greenfield alliance invited the
local alliance to attend meeting
Thursday, to be addressed by Mrs. An
ma Bancroft, president of the national
alliance.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church win be held Wednesday
evening, Oct. 13. Supper viii be served
at 80, the roll-eall and business meet
ing following.
Rev Robt L. Jones of jamestown, \
Y, is speaking this week at Mt. Her
mon and Mortified seminary. On Sun
day Rev. Hugh \. Heath, D. D., of Bos
ton preached at the schools.
4 Mrs. Nellie f. Alexander celebrated
her S0th birthday anniversary Sunday
Oct. 3. Several of her friends snr
prised her with a chicken-pie dinner a
her home. She had many callers ant
gifts III remembrance of the day
The first meeting of the Foreigl
Missionary society viii be held Mon
day, Oct. II, at 5 O'Clock, in the Con
gregational church This will be re
ception to the daughters of mission
aries who are in town and attendin;
the seminary. Mrs. \. G. Moody vii
preside
The Connecticut Valley Conference o
Unitarian churches will meet III Hol
yoke Oct. II and -. The delegate
from the local church arc Mrs. 4. i
Russell, Miss Clara B. Ward, Mrs. c. II
| Webster, Mrs. c. c. Stearna and Nj
and Mrs. J. l.. Hammond.
= Announcements have been receive
of the marriage of julius Ernest Wal
r rem, jr., and Miss Elizabeth Cuddebac
, in Worcester Oct. /. Their home Is t
: be in Schenectady, \. Y. Mr.. VA
rem is a son OF j. f. Warren of tn
;, state board of education, and the fir.
= superintendent of schools in this tow
Many attended the Franklin ASS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09
HINSDALE, N. II.
No Development in White Mystery.

No new developments of any i'm
portance have come to light in the Rob
ert White case, although the officers
are still active. in the search, seeking
any information that might tend to
solve the mysterious disappearance of
the man. Deputy Sheriff f. @. Pack
ard of this town recently. wrote TO the
chief of police in Charlestow1t, South
Carolina, inquiring whether the~e was
q McCabe construction company there.
lie has received a reply that there is
no such firm in that city, but the letter
stated that there was q McCabe build
ing material firm there with quarry
and sand works in Columbia, S c., 1871
miles distance, and similar works at
Ponpon, S. c.; 80 miles distant The
chance that Mr.. White is ut either of
these places is considered remote.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09
Asked the Right Man.

A Louisville attorney and raiFoai
man who has his stopover here
went to theatre the other night. The
railroad man saw I tlashily dressed
rci-faced. spcrty-looking Individual
sitting in one Of the boxes.
= no is that tough person sitting in
the box7 the railroad man asked
PLEASANTLY. He locks like drunken
burglar.
'.Thnt,' said the attorney, is my
cousin
The railroad man gasped a couple of
times before he could get a grip on
himself. Then smile spread over lis
face as he remarked:
"Wcl, I went straight to headquar-
tcrs fer information, didn t 10
Louisville Times.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09
PUTNEY.
To Pacific and Back by Automobile.

Il
trip to California They started July |
2S and made the trip in leisurely,
pleasant, and satisfactory manner. They
had no unpleasant experiences, went
where they pleased and camped, staying
from one to three days at place. They
left Los Angeles Sept / and arrived
home Oct. ).
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk went Monday
to his home in Randolph for a few
day. stay.
Mrs. Lydia Blood of Bellows Falls
has been a guest a few days of Mrs.
Flora Z. Cole.
Mrs. w. G. Wright has returned from
Brattleboro, where she had been since
the death of her sister, Mrs. Gilfeath-
ef.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Bridgman
and son, Charles of Seattle, Wash,
were guests at J. +. Clarke s last week
| Thursday.
Mrs. Harriet Taft and sister. Mrs
Loveland, went Friday to Brattleboro
to make a short visit with Mrs. Taft s
son, Frank Taft.
William w. Wing of Springfield
| (Vt.) is in town repairing watches and
clocks and visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Wing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Howard, Frank Howard, Mrs.
1 Edith Howard and Mrs. Perry were in
Northampton, Mass, Wednesday to at
tend the fair.
The men s class of the Baptist church
is planning for a Halloween social in
/ nf bn al,
ing, Oct. 30. Further announcements
will be made.
Miss Katherine Williams, an ap.
prentice at Mrs. Bascom s millinery
lparlors in Brattleboro, and Miss Louise
Williams of Mortified seminary were
guests over Sunday of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tyler Williams.
First Baptist church, +. B. Davis pas
tor. Preaching service at 1915. Sub
ject, The Will to Know; IL m, Bibl,
school; p. NJ, Christian Endeavo
meeting. Subject, Be a Leader! Be
Follower! A cordial invitation to al
church services.
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Davis visiteC
Rev. and Mrs. II. f. Levoy of Town
shend the early part of this week. Or
Tuesday they attended the Baptist min
E listers conference of the West Rive
e valley and vicinity in West Wardsborc
b Mr.. Davis being one of the speakers a
4 the conference.
II Congregational church. Sermon Oct
10, Run, Speak to This Young Mar
Zech. "a. Psalms 100 and 12l viii b
reeited at opening exercises of the Sun
day school. Christian Endeavor topi
at o clock, Be Leader: A Follower
A program is in preparation for a spo
: cial service Sunday, Oct. II, the 139t
/ birthday anniversary of the church. A
| illustrated lecture, The Heart of tn
Sierras, by Rev. w. T. Sparhawk, wi
be given Oct. %.
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Z. c. pike was in Ncwfanc Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. II. Oliver have begun
housekeeping in c. ]. Allen 5 house.
Ncws was received recently of the
death of Mrs. James Wheeler of Pas2-
dcna Cal, who was killed instantly by
an automobile running over her while
crossing the street. She was walking a
little III advance of her husband and
cousin, who were with her, when the
automobile struck her.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09
Work on State Road Progressing well.

The work on the state read under
construction on the plain near the NIL
lard Howe place is now progressing
very satisfactorily with six teams ana
a competent force Of men on the job.
Road Agent A. L. Taylor is in charge
of the work and is building a l2-fcot
gravel road which, for country high
ways, has been found to answer al re-
quircments, and this with low main
tainance cost. I'm excellent quality Of
gravel is being obtained en- tho Irving
Smith farm. An appropriation of 81
coo is available for the new road, which
will be constructed from the hill north
of the Howe place towards this village
as far as the sum named VIII permit.
Sn,.nrnl frn.,, LIZ Anr..,, nt+nn.ln.a a.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09

Ia anuv.al deposits Of Madagascar
thorc have been found Skeletons Of
oztrichcs which, when alive we're II to
i feet IN height.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09

Several from this town attended the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-09

Cured by muscular action
Plates can lie discarded. We
have cured thousands of their
foot troubles. Come and see
his patented shoe. The arch
-akns care of itself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
OLD SWEET SPRINGS

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
SWEET SPRINGS. w. VA. July IL
Without overcrowding. the social cal
cndar is we'll filled.
The most delightful event OF the
week was the tally-ho party from "Old
Sweet" to Beaver Dam Falls. at which
John D. Lewis was host. Mr.. Lewis
was assisted In receiving his guests
by his sister, Mrs H. S. Johnson. Tho
drive was through the most beautiful
part OF this favored section, and the
crack whip. Guy G. Sayre. handled the
built and a delicious supper served the
browning feature being the coffee made
by c. c. Lewis. Sr., who. with his
hunters experience, makes cup so
perfect it leaves nothing to be de-
sired. The younger set RECALLED their
elders with old plantation songs and
tho trip back under the starlit sky was
n happy ending to 4 glorious outing.
The guests included: Mrs. X. Noyes
Mrs. w. y. Wyvillc. Mrs. T.. G. Rieg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Payne. Mrs. VALLEY
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. II. VI. Holdcrness,
f. NJ. Payne Mrs II. Clifford Smith.
Miss Maude Walmsley, Mrs. C. w. Rob
ertson. Mrs. ]. A. Norris Miss Cath
arine Darsie. Miss Lucille Paxton. Miss
Jennie Day Proudft. Miss Ruth Payne.
Miss Eliza beth Knisely II. S. Johnson,
Miss Laura Landers. William Nice. Pax
ton. Mrs. r. s. Matheson, Mrs. Hudson
Kelly, Miss Adelaid" Mayo. r. r. Snapp,
Miss Caroline Catln, Miss Mary Car
penter and J. B. Sullivan.
w. z. Chiffon. Jr., son OF Senator
Chiffon, who Is making a motor trip
through the mountains with e. D.
Knight and A. c. Matthews. stopped
at Hotel Grand.
Mrs. w. n. Wyvilie was hostess ut
five hundred party.
Mrs. c. w. Robertson. OF Washington.
entertaining at bridge. in honor of
Mrs. Clifford Smith. Miss Walmsley
was winner OF first prize.
Mrs. W. A Bonner and Mrs. L. 6.
Dillenhack. of New York, have Joined
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ROCKBRIDGE BATHS
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RoCkBRlDGE BATHS. VA, July II.
-Rock bridge Baths Hotel is RAPIDLY
ming up with guests for the sum
mer.
Tho cool invigorating air make,
mountain climbing a popular pastime
Tor tho younger set. Several parties
have climbed Jump Mountain The
swimming pool proves IN attraction for
both old and young
Mrs. Sterrett and dauEhters Misses
Annissa. Marika. and Phoebe. of New
YORK City. are spending the summer
here. Mrs. F. w. Herndon, OF Balu
more. expects to remain for the en-
tire season and has as her guests her
nieces, Mrs Parkham. OF Petersburc
ana MISS Jennie Lloyd, of Lynchburg
Motor parties are arriving daily
Mrs c. r. Caldwell. Miss Jane Nice
Allen. Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Mics
ammo Wilson and DR.. r. r. Sprinkle 81
rnotored over from stanton to spend
few days recently
Among the guests registered AZ thu
hotel are the following:
Mrs. ]. r. s. S,errett. Miss Sterrett
Miss Mareka Sterrett Miss Phoebe
Sterrett. New York City: Miss r. NJ
era WORD. Norfolk, Va: Mr.. and Mrs
Il. w. Herndon, Roland Park, Md; Miss
MARGARET Lloyd. Lynchburs, Va: Mr..
and Mrs. T. s. Bailey and family New
London. Conn; cambridge Murrcll,
LynchburG, Va; Jessie D Smith. Lloyd
NJ Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. r l.. Smith.
Landisburg, ". Va: E w Curdts and
wife. Norfolk, Va; Leigh w. Reid
Alexandria. Va; Miss Mary McPheters.
Hendersonville, y. c.: Mr. and Mrs
l.. c. Ware. DR.. and Mrs Fraser. Miss
Jean Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. oliver
and family, Mrs. Jessie Armstrong. F.
I. Flfer. L. p. Mcfarland. Mrs. c. r.
Caldwell. Miss Jane c. Allen. Miss Ann
Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell DR..
r. W. Sprinkle. Mrs. e. w. Rissell. ]
G. McNcill. J. D. Crowl3 Mr.. and Mrs
S. G. Henkel and l.. D. Myerlcy. Staun
ton. Va; Mrs. Edmund Christian and
family. Norfolk Va; Miss Elizabeth
Patterson. Augusta Springs Va: X. NJ.
McLaine, wife and son. Romney. w
Va; Blair n. Haines. Romney w. Va.
r. NJ. Strother. w. H. Lloyd. C. W
Hammer, s. a. Lloyd, j. Z. Lloyd. Miss
Jennie Lloyd, Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. +
V. Parkham. Petersburg. Va; +. w.
Armstead, Mrs. NJ. V. Armstead Rich
mond; Paul NJ. Pcnick and wife. Miss
Agnes Pcnick, Frances " Penick. Allen
Penick, Reed Steel, Miss Mary Barclay,
Miss Nell Brokenboro. Lexington. Va:
Miss Martha Webb Purcell. Richmond:
d. Allen, st. Louis. Mo-. DR.. and Mrs
III. 5. Henkel. Brownsburg. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
MOUNT ELLIOTT SPRINGS
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch
MouNl ELLIOTT. VA. July IL
Durins the past week the summer
colony at Mount Elliott has received
heavy e-enforcements and tho $50. seu
is moving with accumulatiye non,en-
tun1 toward It's height, the month 81
August ~
several bowling parties in the morn
ing. swimming parties in the after
moons ana cards and dancing in the
evenings, with some tennis and bill
lizards thrown in. together with so
ries OF ",ramps, participated IN he.
nearly the entire crowd. have proved
the principal amusements during these
last few days
The number Of tourists and automo-
bile parties is on the increase. and
dropping in on the Springs for the
evenings they constitute a decided adj :
dltion TO the gayeties Several tour
ing parties. stopping by for the night.
nave found Mount Elliott too delight
ful TO leave and remained for week
or two.
On Wednesday evening proeram
or clever representations and old dar-
Key selections together with A num-
Der OF splendid Rotations. were pre-
scented in the ballroom. and thorouchlv
enjoyed by the guests. Miss Louise
fowell, of Charleston. W. Va, capti-
waited the audience with a number Of
charming selections from Carmen"
and Aida" and vigorous encores
testified 10 the appreciation Of her
magnificent mezzo- soprano. and her
soulful Interpretation. After the close
or the program. the ballroom was
turned over TO the young people for
dancing.
Among the latest arrivals are: Miss
isabel Sublett and Miss Mary Ella
eop, or staunton: w. H. Horton and
Mrs. Horton. and John F.. Mitchell, OF
Roanoke, Va; Mrs. Rachel Levy and
Miss Swami. of Richmond: Dr. T. NJ
Parkins. Mrs. Parkins and Miss Vir-
E!nia Parkins. of Stanton: John w.
Ably. OF New York City: Miss Louise
Jarman, Howell Jarman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roe e. Uedemann. Of Jackson
vile. Fla: VI. - Stern. Richmond:
Mrs. II. D. Jarman, of Charlottesville:
J. w. Marshall. of Baltimore; p. r
Porter and S. a. Porter, of Atlanta
Ga; f r Covee and Edgar Todd, Of
Augusta Springs. Va; S. B. Sublett
OF Staunton. Va: r. l.. Stratton and
wife and Richard Stratton and Miss
Eleanor Stratton. of Staunton. Va.
c. c. knight. Mrs. knight and son
OF Brazil, S. a; D. c. Gallagher. Of
Charleston. W. Va; II. RoebIen and
wife. OF Richmond; DR. and Mrs.
Thornton Hankins, OF Craigsville. Va :.
Ernest Howell Mrs Howell. Miss
Louise Howell and Miss Frances How
ell. OF Charleston. w. Va; Mrs. T. w
Buxton. Miss Helen Weaver and Buy.
ton Weaver. of Rich Square. \. G.
Mrs S. D. Craig, Richmond; Mrs. En-.
gene r. Walker and son, OF Fort
Monroe; Mrs. Glenn Brown. Of Pich
mond. and Miss Margaret wise ~
Culpeper, Va
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aid. attended the meeting OF tho vir-
Sinia Press Association In Newport
News during the week
RALEIGH
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lSpecial TO The Times-Dispatch.]
RALEIGH, y. c.. July l7.-Mrs.
for delightful informal reception on
"Wednesday evening given by Mr.. and
Mrs. a. l.. Murray at their home on
Fayetteville Street. Mrs. Crocker is
here from Columbus. O., spending a
while with her parents. Colonel and
Mrs. J. c. l.. Harris
Miss Eleanor Vass has gone 70
Wrightsville Beach to he with her sis
ter. Mrs. S. Brown Shepherd who has
cottage for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Morris have
returned from their bridal trip on
which they spent considerable time In
the mountains OF West Virginia. They
will make their home in Clayton. Mrs
Morris was Miss Anderson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Winder are
at home here after an extended wed
ding trip. Mrs. Winder was Miss Nc
Arthur. of Winston Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. London were the
hosts on Monday night for most en-
joyable progressive hearts party In
honor Of their guests. Misses Eunice
Elliot. OF Linden. and Norris Alexan.
der. of Fayetteville. and Louis Nooe
OF Pittsboro. and Henry Elliot, of Lin.
den
DR.. Norwood G. Carroll and wife. DR.
| Della Dixon Carroll. have gone for a
two months trip to the Pacific Coas
with the Panama Pacific Exposition ms
I their special objective.
Mrs. Fred y. Habel and Misses Mar.
, garet and Mary Habel have gone TO the
Panama-Pacifc Exposition.
Mrs. w. T. Lee. of Waynesville, was
here for several days this week with
| her husband. w. T Lee. OF the Cor.
| poration Commission.
| Mrs. A. J. Barwick was hostess AT
her home In Glenwood on Friday morn.
/ Ing for company OF friends
| There was much interest here in the
| announcement By Mr.. and Mrs. s. w
| Cobb. OF Rowland, y. c., OF the mar
! riage OF their daughter, Miss Mamie
Jane, and Archie X. Robinson, of this
city. on Wednesday. June 80, at Row.
| land.
| Mrs. Jane McKinnon has gone to
Boston for the purpose OF Delivering
| series OF lectures at Simmons Col.
lege on rural economics and 10 give
demonstrations in commercial cannine
and preserving.
DR.. Charles Lee Smith, Mrs. Smith
and their children have gone to More.
head TO spend ten days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Peterson, Of Colds.
! ooro, spent several days here this week
| with their daughter, Mrs. Hi1ht q
Moore, who Is recovering from aIrecen,
| operation.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Rosenthal have rone
! TO ocean View. Va. for several weeks
| Mrs. Fred Brewer. of Wins,on-Salem
was here several days this week. the
guest of Mrs. Telfair Horton. She wen,
| from Raleigh to Louisburg for visit
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THOMSON AND HIS BRIDE
. GOING TO SUMMIT POINT
They Will BE Accompanied to His
BoyhOod Home by Speaker
and Mrs. Champ Clark.
STILL ON THEIR HONEYMOON
Probably VIII Visit Friends In Win
chester Before Returning to Their
Home in New Orleans--NIrs. Glass
EntertainS at Luncheon.
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n, Il
WINCHESTER. VA. July 17.-Mr.
and Mrs. James NJ. Thomson, the latter
formerly Miss Gencvieve Clark. whose
marriage took place on June 30 in
Bowling Green. Mo, the home of the
brides parents. Speaker and Mrs.
Champ Clark. are expected early next
week at Summit Point. Jefferson Coun-
~ w. Va, the boyhood home Of Mr.
Thomson. where his parents. DR. and
Mrs. a. p. Thomson. have an attractive
nome They have Just completed tour
az the Great Lakes region. 1t is cx-
pected Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson will visit
friends In Winchester before returning
70 their future home in New Orleans.
AIRS. Robert Nice. Glass entertained
az beautifully appointed luncheon at
her home on Washington Street on
Tuesday afternoon. thirty-two women
being present The luncheon was given
N honor of Mrs. Mason billiard. of Bir-
minghan. Ala; Mrs Harry w. Hyde, of
clearbrook. Va. Mrs. Bryan Conrad.
wife OF Captain Conrad. OF the United
States Army: Mrs William II. Baker.
Of Winchester. and Mrs. j. Wood Glass.
OF Nowata. Okla.
captain Frank Rittenhouse, of the
United States Marine Corps. and Mrs
Rittenhouse. Of Philadelphia, arc
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Shirley Carter
at their home here
Mrs. Joseph blanchard Ames. OF Bos-
'oN, ls AZ the nome OF MISS Mary Spot
tiswood. Buchanan for tho summer
Mrs :. y. Jordan and her daughter.
Miss Jordan. have returned from an ex-
tended v!si; 70 relatives at Cynthiana.
ny.
Lieutenant George Rivers Byrd. Of
the United States Army. has gone to
Washington. after visiting his mother.
Mrs Jennie Byrd. and other relatives
in town.
Miss Katharine r. Glass. Miss Match
or and D.! Robert Nice. Glass. left Bal
ttinoTe by sea this week for points In
New England, where they Will spend
several weeks
Nh and Mrs. o. NJ Shyerley. Of Blue
Held, w. Va. have been motoring and
visiting friends in town this week
MISS Josephine Conner. OF Washing
ton. is CUES, OF tho Misses Kcating at
their home on South Main street
Mrs Walter l.. Barr and her brother
in-law have returned from a motoring
t.ip 70 New York and New Jersey
where they spent some time visiting
relatives.
Miss Virginia Higgins. of Washing
ton is with relatives and friends here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA. July
lI.-Mr. and Mrs W. E. Brothers. who
are one,time Virginians. are guests Of
the week. representing the old Tarhe.l
State, from Fayetteville.
Lynchburg is still contributing OF h,r
best to the summer home here Viz,
latest arrivals Of MIR and Mrs. Rohsrt
D. fiahcock. habitues of this resort IN
former seasons. Mrs. Hancock with
~. .iidersieVe for partner, makes a
champion team at auction bridge
Mrs John S. Daniel and daueht.r
Miss Miriam Daniel, are patrons ~
former seasons. who are meeting old
friends and making many new ones.
Norfolk sends to the summer COLONY
boys '''''e
E. II. Jones, OF Richmond, was
weekend visitor. who came here 70
meet his sister, Miss Jones, and niece
Mrs. Nicolson.
Phil F. Brown, Jr.. from Richmond
ana =. j. Brown. OF Norfolk. nephews o.
the host OF Blue Ridge Springs are
interesting guests who are snendine .
two weeks vacation
MT. and Mrs. r. Fl. Angel of Roa-
noke. with a touring car filled with
| six younger Angels" were neighborly
visitors for n day.
MT. and Mrs. Norman Krass. of Poca.
Chatham sent to the colony Mrs Ed.
win ;: Reid, the wife Of one of that
city.s bankers. and Miss Frances Thorn.
well Reid and Master Sidney S. Reid
| Jr. "
Mrs. James D. Mason and son. James
~. Mason, and niece, Miss Anabel HAYS
are prominent recruits to the Blue
Ridge family from Petersburg. Mrs
Mason was Miss Willie Lee, the daurh-
Ter OF an eminent physician Of Peters
nurg. and as a patron of other seasons
mas many friends here to give her
| welcome. ''
Late arrivals from Suffolk, Va, OF
interest are Mrs. Crumpler and her
daughter. Mrs. Fannie Crumpler par.
! IRISH.
The Blue Ridge Dramatic Club. com
posed or young women. repeated ON
Friday evening the beautiful perform
ance given more than week ago by
| special request OF many new colonists.
who had heard of their fame in such
| entertainment.
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KING GEORGE

KING GEORGE. VA. July 17.-wu.
nam t. Sr.tth and his bride, whose
marriage took place at Warsaw on
June %. have returned from their
bridal trip. and are at home at their
handsome new residence on the Rap
pahanpock They were given a hearty
welcome home. many friends gathering
to give them a tin shower
Miss Lucy Yates Brockenborough. of
Washington is spending July with Mrs.
W. w Mountjoy, at her summer
home here.
Henry T. Garnett. Jr.. is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Garnett, at
Spy Fill.
Miss Gladys Brown. OF Washington,
is spending the summer with her
grandfather, E.. D. Brown, at Sunny
Side.
Rev. r. " owen will begin his
series OF meetings next Sunday at
Fletchers Chapel.
Mrs. H. A. Mason will entertain a
number of friends this evening in
honor OF the brides of the neighbor-
hood