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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

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Dick Hasard was New Orleans
visitor Sunday.
Miss Mamie Terrell spent Sunday
with Covington friends.
Mrs. W. H. Sullivan was a New
Orleans visitor Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Hennicks spent
Sunday in the Crescent City,
Tom Baegett, of Virgins, is visit
ing his uncle f, R. Moore.
Mrs. W. f. Parker, of Bush visit
ed Mrs. T, B. Cooke last week.
Mrs. NJ. Rogers is enjoying visit
with relatives in New Orleans.
Miss Oleta Gatesman is spending
this week with New OrlenS relatives.
a Misses Lula and Wilmer Harding
a were New Orleans visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Tisdale spent
a few days in New Orleans last
} week
Fred Weems. of Virgins, is spend
ine this week with his aunt Mrs. T.
A. Moak
Miss Kathryne Foxworth, Of Col
l. umbia, visited the Misses Mullinss
l. last week.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. James, of Rio,
l. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
S W. James.
Miss Evelyn Becker, of Brookhaven,
arrived Monday to visit Mrs. M. L.
q WuesCher.
Misses Della Demoulette and
O Bertha Beacham spent Sunday in
Il New Orleans.
Mrs. F. T. ROWell left Wednesday
for an extended visit with relatives
:, in Eastland Md.
Mrs. H. O. Palmer has gone to
Covington where she will spend the
= summer months.
Miss Martha Harrel returned Sun.
dav from a weeks visit with rela-
tives in New Orleans.
G. A. Townsend left Wednesday
for a business trip to Chicago and
other northern cities.
Mrs. j. w. Sutton and children
have returned from a weeks visit
= with New Orleans relatives.
Mrs. G. A. Townsend lett Wednes.
day for months visit with relatives
and friends in Nashville Tenn.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13
Death Of John Utsmsn.

John Julius Utsman, aged thir-
teen years, died of pneumonia at
the Boealusa Hospital Monday
night. The remains were shipped
by c. M. Poole & Son, Undertakes,
Tuesday to Bay ST. Louis,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

ine Plant, left Wednesday for a
business trip to Brunswick Ca, and
other Southern cities where he will
transact business.
J. M. Afford, Of Tylertown. trans
acted business in Bogalusa Wednes.
day.
Miss Alice Brewster of Covington,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. L. Dit
timer.
Miss Della Fornea, of Angie, visit.
ed Mrs, R. E. Williams a few days
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. H. C. Yeager left
Wednesday for month at Coopers
Wells, Miss.
Mrs. H. E. Bourn and children,
of Arm, Miss, spent a few days of
last week with Mrs. J>J. Carter.
Mrs. P. N. Ballard and children,
Hewitt and Frances, of Monticello,
visited her husband here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
have returned from trip to New
York, Chicago and other northern
cities.
Robert PANEL, of Wesson, came
to Boealusa Wednesday and has
accepted d position with the L. F
B. Co.
Mrs. Ben Collins, of Waco Texas
visited her sister Mrs. c. X. Mullings
a few day last week, while enroute
to New York.
Miss Alice Hickman, of Baton
Rouge, Manager Of the State Can
ming Club. spent a few days last
week in Bogalusa.
Mrs. F. A. Moore and little daush-
ter, Vera, are spending a month
with relatives in Bassfeld, Natchez
and Brookhaven, Miss.
Miss Josie James left Thursday
for Brookhaven, where she will
spend the summer months with rel
atives and many friends.
Miss Eva Mathews, of Rio. who
has been visiting friends here left
Monday for an extended visit with
relatives in Lineville Ala.
Mrs. J. S. Howard of Humboldt,
Tenn, who has been enjoying a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Mills
has returned to her home.
J. W. Kelly. of Beauregard. has
returned to his home after several
days spent with his daughter, Mrs.
J. W. James of Virginia avenue.
Miss TheIma Voss. who has been
attending the Sophie B. Newcomb
College, has returned to spend her
vacation with relatives and friends.
Misses Vida and Aline Simmons
have returned to their home IN
Warnerton after several days spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. Stallings of
Stallings Hotel.
Miss Ada Mae Jopes, of the Head.
ley Cafe, left Thursday for Biloxi,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

given for the benefit Of the Boas]p,,
Patriotic Club and every citizens
expected to attend this show. Tick.
cts will be offered for sale hv,
committee Of ladies and it is ~,
pected that the sale Of tickets will
be so great that it will be necessary
to give three shows.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13
New Grocery Store

Blanchard Bros. have opened a
grocery store in part of the building
with this confectionery. This will
be strictly sanitary and up to date
and is now open.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

F. T. RoweIl, Supt., of the Creosot. 6
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Mrs. Ben Collins, of Waco Texas
visited her sister Mrs. C. X. Mullings
a few day last week, while enroute
to New York.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Leblanc have
returned to their home in New Or.
leans after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. E. j. Blanchard.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Miss Alice Hickman, of Baton
Rouge, Manager Of the State Can.
ming Club. spent few days last
week in Bogalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Robert PANEL, of Wesson, came
to Boealusa Wednesday and has
accepted d position with the L. F
B. Co.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Misses Della Demoulette and
Bertha Beacham spent Sunday in
New Orleans.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Mrs. F. T. Rowell left Wednesday
for an extended visit with relatives
in Eastland Md.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Mrs. F. A. Moore and little daush.
ter, Vera, are spending a month
with relatives in Bassfeld, Natchez
and Brookhaven, Miss.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Miss Evelyn Beckero of Brookhaven,
arrived Monday to visit Mrs. M. L.
WueScher.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Miss Josie James left Thursday
for Brookhaven, where she will
spend the summer months with rel
atives and many friends.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
have returned from a trip to New
York, Chicago and other northern
cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
HOW RICHMOND WOMEN
MAY KEEP THEIR HAIR
SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL

The next time YOU go to the theatre
observe how the women with well kent
ha air stand out from their sisters with
"isry. iustetless, sr:aggIy locks Even
II their faces are no, beautiful. Won
VIII notice how they seem To Just radi.
ate attractiven"Ss.
If Your hair is not all YOU desire Won
can make IL and keep il so By follow
Ing Just few sensible directions. start
doing this to-day: frst pour a little
farlSian Sage into The hollow Of the
hand tncn wet the han roots thorough
- with ~, rubbing briskly into The
scalp until dry. Do this FOR a few DAYS
and YOU viii surely DE surprised at the
difference ii makes in your appearance.
!.ustrous. thick. long glorious hair
rs not always q gift Of nature" il may
be acquired by careful and faithfully
following these few liitlc suggestions
for cleanliness and IMMIGRATION. Re
sure YOU get the real Farisian Sage, as
there is nothing Just like il. II is not
expensive. very easy 10 apply and alb
so!u,ely guaranteed 10 contain no
harmful chemicals.
Tragic Drug Co. as well as the bet
ter druggists everywhere. sell Partisan
Sage with guarantee OF satisfactory
results or money refunded.
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NORFOLK


Special to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, April l5.-Mrs. w.
+. Randolph and Miss Ethel OI'allon.
who have been the guests of Mrs. G.
Wiley Grandy. Jr., in Botctourt street
! nave .,'ui""d to nome in Clarke
County.
MrS. George Kennedy left on Thurs
day To visit relatives in FarmylIlc
Nj. and Mrs. EvcriughaIu Richards
have returned from their wedding trim
and have taken AN .r....incnt in Abe
marlc Court.
Mrs K. L. Wclshimcr. who has been
VISITING Mrs. Vaughan Il. Woodward IN
raleigh Avenue. has returned to her
nom" III Fort caswcll. " &.
Miss Martha Lee cowcll, or Green
vile. \. g.. tx visiting her brother
x. u. c"wei in fardicy Avenue.
Miss Vivian Mason. of Boydton. is
Spending a month visiting her sister
Mrs. James IL. Farrar, in jamestown
boulevard.
Miss Elizabeth Hrookc. accompanied
by her sister. Mrs James Benton
Grant. and It'll" daughter Miss Mary
Grant. arrived ON Thursday from Den
yer. wh"r" Miss Brooke has been tn.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Grant for Sow
eral months
Graham GrigrS. OF Richmond. spcut
a few days in Norfolk this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward rayloc and son
OF Alhcmaric County. who have ho.n
spending several mun~... in Florida
ar" now visiting Mrs. Tayloe's mother
Mrs. I.ichard NfalI>c
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WINCHESTER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. April l3.-Mrs.
Harry colborn an dher daI2htc:. Miss
Susan coihorn, who have hccm visiting
tho formers son-m-law and daughter.
MIR and Mrs. James l.. Rcardou, have
returned TO I'rostburp. Mr..
Mrs. John NJ. stock and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Glass have returned from baltimore,
where they were the guests %: their
brother and Sister-in-la Mir. and Mrs.
loriug \. Cover
Mrs. ID. Il. Conrad lcf. this week To
visit friends in Baltimore. and has
since gone on a visit to relatives III
New York.
Mrs. T. y. Stuckev and Mrs. c. NJ.
Griffith. who have been spending tho
winte" at st. Augustine Eta. were the
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs. -.
VI Swinli while on their way to Pitts
burgh, Pa
been passing the winter here, have re-
turned tn their home. in Washington.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Barr. OF Baltimore,
has been visiting relatives In town
Miss Evelina t;leavcs, who has been
visiting Admiral ana Mrs. Nicholson in
Washington, has joined her mother.
Mrs. Albert Glc:,ves, who is spending
the spring season herc.
Miss Cecilia Lee Miller has gone to
Baltimore. after spending a week here
with relatives and friends
MISS Nan l.. Dupuy has returned from
months stay with friends at Chat
ham. y. j.
Mrs. u. l.. Lucas and her daughter.
MESS Virginia Lucas, have returned
from South Carolina. and have rcopen.d
,h.ir country home, Rion Hail, near
lialltown. w. Va
MISS Virginia King. of Harrisburg.
Ia, iS the guest OF Mrs 4 r. Sb..,y
ana Mrs. l.. G. Janney
Mrs. Lewis III. HYDE has returned
from visit 10 friends in New York.
Mrs. Julian =. Ward has been visit,
ing relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles +. Hoover has returned
rom risii To Mrs. J. Louis Barr. o..
Washington.
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I,.rmyiuo presbyterian Church

Tarmvilc Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James Young. OF Scrpell Heights.
entertained the Crochet Club in her at
tracti,. Suburban home on Tuesday
afternoon
Misses Nan Monctt and Alice Har-,
rison. OF l.ynchburG. are visiting Mr.
AMI Mrs. &. w. Monett.
II 5 Lit;nn. president OF tho Hack
stone Academy, was u visitor here this
week. Iitt ng his stay he made prcDa-
rati"Es Tor Il camp near :'nrmvilic to
b. occupied 10y III" academy boys the
week of tie @ith.
~. Joan Hamlet. OF rh"E;s. visited
he This week.
Mrs l.. a. Irving is in Richmond
with friends FOR Il few weeks.
w. V. renedict. of Appleton. Wis, Is
spending. some time near Farmv.ue
Dr. NJ. T.. Tyncs has been on a re-
cent visit TO Norfolk
Mrs. Haste WinGo has gone 20 "ocnd
= nonti. Will, her daughter, Miss Viola
W.rH", 10 teaches at Norwo
Mrs Wiltse WinGo and little laugh
ter, formerly OF Texas. have come to
to make their home here.
Mrs. Andrew Allan has been on a
recent visit To her daughter, Miss
Frances. in Richmond.
Emmett Ransom, OF Lynchburc. re-
turned home on Sunday. after visiting
here for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w Vaughan have
returned from delightful stay with
relatives and friends in baltimore.
Mrs. j. X. Cunningham returned re-
Gently from visit Ia her daughter
Mrs. J. Thurston Wolfe, OF Washing
ton
walker Scott went to Baltimore on
Wednesday, To be with his wife, who is
at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Miss Gertrude Cram. of ottawa. Can
has returned home. after visiting in
the home OF G. W. Monctt
Miss Maggie Watkins. of Richmond
has been the guest OF her brother
Judge \. y. Watkins.
Parker Lambeth, son OF Rev. O. H.
Lambeth. was taken TO Richmond THIS
week, where lie will remain for some
time under tho care OF "A specialist
Miss Fannie Price. who teaches In
Richmond. is visiting il, the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Il. e. TuEglc for a month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

AT Say-Hrook. September. 1916; mar.
ried Sarah Griswold OF Norwich. July
-. 1871. Tile married his second wife.
Mrs. Mary Shcathcr. OF Killinesworth.
October -. l694l lie died November
10. III, In Hartford Conn, and WAS
buried there. "H@ owned 2.0Uu acres
OF land. and the records OF the Secrc-
tary OF state showed he was a man
Of extensive influence in civil affairs.
lie was II member of Legislature dur
ing eighteen sessions. from 1922 TO
I'LL. lie WAS appointed Delegate to
the Assembly that formed tn" Say
Brook platform in lI0S. which IS3D.
for over 80 years served To preserve
the purity and oriec of the conrrcGa
tional churches Of Connecticut"
,E-23) Rohcr; Chapman CD. born
April ~. I615. jMarricd Mary ---.
Died December -. 1850.
iE-2I Jonathan Chapman. born at
Fast Haddam. August 10. l1"": mar
ried Hannah Hraiuerd December ;,
lIa". He died August -. i,i:.
oE-2j) .iabrH Chapman. born in East
liaddaun. August ~. 1881. married .An-
ma Ecebe. April :, 1852. lie removed
L" Ellington ana afterward t" chico
pee, near Cnbotsv'lle. Mass, where lie
Was accidentally Killed in 1901.
Is 26b Hosea Chapman. born March
= i.J3. married Mary Mckinney, Feb
ruary. l11?. She died January :. 1928.
I'll. married his second wife. Martini
Converse. December 90. lS"3. Sh" died
in 1879 lie died In 1872. He WAS
ON. OF the men VINO marched from tho
Connecticut towns for the relief OF
Boston in the Lexington Alarm. April
l11.. llc performed other services.
ENLISTED in Captain Gc"rG" i'itkin's
Company iiartforaD Fourth Regiment.
Colonel Benjamin Iiinnan. Captain Pit
kin's Company served at the Siege -:
Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

battle was for the Confederate arms. II
was attended with an irrcrarable and
Overwhelming loss II was tho last or
the many heroic achievements OF the
bright particular star ~ the Army OF
Northern Virginia.
General Stoncwall Jackson, severely
wounded on the md OF May. died on the
10th OF May, 1865, When reports were
made to General Lee OF the fact that
II had been found necessary to .ampu-
tate General .iacl>son's arm. he directed
The officers who conveyed the informp-
don to assure General jackson OF his
constant thoucht OF him. and of his
sympathy for MIN in his suffering and
loss but. said he: Tell him am a
greater sufferer ;han he. for whereas
he has lost his left arm have lost
my right"
Before concluding this letter wish
to state that IN that famous charge on
General Rockers extreme right wing
there Was a dwelling llGht In our front.
and as our line ~ hattie advanced in
double uUick time the ladies of the
house stood in the door with sheets and
rountcrpaues. waving them To the
hrcezcS hiding us Welcome and ar
ter our line passed ia" dwelling iheSo
ladies tooh buckets and ran back and
forth 10 the spring bringing us fresh
water. They paid no attention TO uuv
h".d,uss. warning and heSIin: them
80 return 20 the dwelling aud basement
for protection. wonder how many
~ Stcnewall JachSon's corps now liN-
ing remember this incident
My ncAt letter will he on The Penn
sylvnr!a campaign. and III" nrst days
nattl. at Gcttysburr
!. a. CEApD0Ck.
company =. Twenty second Eattal-
ion. Virginia Volunteers Grfan-
IrNp. Ficlds's Brigade. \. 3. Hills
division.
DHnNillc. Va.
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FARMVIllE

FAliMNli.l.E. VA. April 1.-THE
F"rini%iIt;N Music Club held It's regular
meeting with Miss Mary Jackson on
iast saturday afternoon. The follow
ms lhciaIcrs had charge OF the pro-
gam, which was most satisfactorily
rendered. Mrs Ellen Guerrant. Mrs. ].
~. truts and Miss Mary Jackson Tho
subject Tor The meeting was Faust"
by G"unOd
Mrs. ;. -. Walton was Tho charm
,hS ho"'"sS AT a reception :ivcn In
nc name on Last Monday evening, for
Miss Grace Walton. whose MARTA
I" Percy Rarton Of, Louisiana. was an
attractive and interesting event in tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
FRECKLES
o"ht Hide Them with n Ven, nemox.
Them with the Othiue Personalities

his prescription .or the removal o.,
ireokl"s was written nv a nrn,ri,o,
Ph|S'1'"h and IS usually 90 successful
H removing 'reckies and giving a
cot beautiful complexion that !, Z.
SOLD oN any druggist under pi,run,aa
70 'c'und The money IL II fails.
Don MA" your frcckles under
N"'t. Sf' an ounce OF othinc and rc,rov.
,'on. EVEN tho hrst few applications
N''.H Hho" wonderful Improvement,
Sp."o 81 'h" itrhtcr f!eckles vanishing
10 surH to ask tho drusgjs, for ,,.
"""",o %tinnTrh "thins. il j. this thai
IS SOLO on inc monry-bach guarantee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

HoyellS CHAT is. John rorcI, ana n;.
w,fc) spent their lives i'm N,rxi,n,
hui have been unable to find amy rec.
or"S OF them in that state \ letter
to-day from the Historical Society tells
nv 'ha' 'heN were not in MARYLAND In
~. 'n" mat they can find no Hcvulu-
. rron'i records pertaining to them
mere rs John Royell listed in Me
NnlsIer virginia Militia, and am
wondering whether or not this can he
'ne same man. Can Nou hclr mn,
p'eaS' l am Very anxious to know
lily. '''' ms ''"'-
me d'ue inter- Elizabeth. was IN.
Mis 81 Henlamin Ray They. wi,h
'heir hrSt child. baby in arms c,ni.
S gate, I" 4<"ntucky tsupposediy from
N'ah"' ana TO Washington COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
THIS DIAGRAM

indicates the position of the Won
derlift Bandlct, after adjustmentby
the inside lacine, which LIFTS UP
a sassing abdomen; restores inter-
nal organs to proper position: gives
hrm and comfortable support; pre-
vents, relieves, and often cures
many of the painful and dangerous
disorders OF women.
This complete individual adjust
ment individuaHzes the figure,
makes it normal, restore, its sym
metrical lines, and thus produce.
Perfect Fashion Lines.
Each Wonderful is emphaticalIy
a STYLE corset-a great value
simply as fashion garment. Tho
exclusive features which enable
every woman TO HELP HERSELF
to health and good looks coat you
not penny extra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

h"!i"r OF TIA" Times Dispatch:
SIr.-A certain John Eov.l came
20 mis- country from Enrland Iand
!hH at Baltimore when that city was
- mere village. Tho year Is not known.
MY John koNcll was twenty Years
90" 81 me time. His daughter. Eliza
n"ln' was torn in Baltimore. July II.
Sow, i, has been supposed TIM, ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
Perfect Fashion Lines.
CORRECT ADJUSTMENT

A letter siGned" NemoW earcr,"
recently received, complained Of
the Wondcrlift because "thc Band
let wrinklcd when being q adjusted"
We are glad this woman wrote
us. Otherwise she might never
have known that tho fault was not
with the corset, but was due o i'm
proper adjustmsnt.
So we mailed these directions:
I. Bendieti, to Be odjusted ahcrtha
eorset is completely fitted upon the
figure.
z. Thetpo protrudinS lac e,(oneach
side) TO be Mound. flat and even. once
around the forefinger. againn Which
they ore firmly held BY the thumb.
,. Pull directly dorrnUord-not OUT
pard nor upWard. Pull sucnty and
stowiy. Do otJerk or ttcist the lace.
4. When Bandiet 10 raised TO ths
position 6rsirsd. tie inceI in one knot.
and Gnish With single 6owhnot.
Another letter, received later,
stated that the corset was now
delightfully."- comfortable. This
pleased us greatly. for the wrong
adjustment might have given tho
Bandlet q permanent twist,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
Genealogical Notes
Queries and Answers
trnenloEicni Editor. The TIme.-
Dispntch.

ndcN TO EenealoEies: September 8.
1917. Wyatt; September 90. 1912. Whit
ing. Reeves. Morris. Tunstall: October
H. 1912, Robins. September % 1917
lucas MoSclN. skinner: October 20.
i?l2. warner. Brown. Croweli, Wood
son. October -. 1912, Bryan, Mathews
November, 1872, de Granenreid, Terrell
iiaudolph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
ADDS GREATEST STEER
TO FAME or IIl

OF all the hattl"s fought by IN. army
.uudeI GcnsIal icc. that Of .'hanccuoys
'iile, perhaps, adds greatest Ius,c- ia
.lhs fame As styatcGis,, and 10 III.
prowcse of his troops ir battle under
his direction, jSut glorious as ira,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
Two EXTREME Models

No. 557-l'or very thin figures,
sharp hip bones, hollow abdomen.
The only corset ever made that sup
ports concaUe aldo .cn-S5.OO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
NNS. W. IT.
40 East l.lth street, Ecv
f'IinnIna

,B-ei) Robert Chapman. Born
probably in Hun, Eng. in 1915. Land
ed at Ruston, Mass. August. $40.
when IL. is supposed I" HAY" been
about eighteen wears OF ago. His pa
rents were I'uritars. He settled At
say Brook. cour. November 1889;
married Ann Hiss April -. l6i" He
died October IL. 1857. Some OF his
service AS soldier was in the PequOt
War. In certain records ne is shown
with the title captain" He WAS for
many years commissioner for Say
Brook. and was elected as their dcpu-
" TO tho General Court fortr-three
times and assistant nine times. He
WAS, therefore, - member ~ the l"gis-
lature Of the stat: at more sessions
than any other man from the settle
nent OF Say-BrooIl to the present
time" lS54.
,R-2?j Robert Chapman 90. born
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
Smith.

In ia" early seventeenth century
Jeremiah Smith came To Virginia from
New Jersey: his children were Robert.
William and John. There were two
John Smith. in Salem. y. j. at one time
am descended from one OF these-Iohn
smith 'renticman) and wife, Martha
IN" deco distinguishes him from John
smith OF "liedc etield." There was also
a Thomas Smith. who had a son John
1t was hard 10 separate these Smiths
III" descendants Of John Smith Of
'Snithhcid. and John Smith Of
"liedgeheld' intermarried You notice
trat one OF tn" Virginia smiths named
mis- home ''Smithfc!l" John Smith Of
"Smiihfeld,' came with John Fenwick
20 salem. y. J.. and this John Smith.
with William Penn and - Hedge were
executors OF Fcuwick's estate They
We're friends tQuakersi.
wish that someone could help me
in my Howard pedigree. As near az
can lind. and have gone over all
records in Virginia and Maryland.
think that EUsticc Howard. who died
In MiddlescN County IN 1913. MAS the
father of Nv Elizabeth. she was born
in lIi3, and the NiddleSeX records gives
this date, hu, VIII" was Eustice How
ard, and whenc" did hc come" This
Eliza beth Howard married James Pet
tilt. OF Somerset. Md. Her mother was
Ruth Davis before she married E:ustice
Howard who died in iI42 Tn. sons
Of EuStice Howard were Iohu. who
married Mary Preston: EustiCe. a sol
der. who received hounty-iand; Rob-
.r, a soldier. taken prisoner ANA kept
on +. prison ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
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