Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-17
Shephedown Jefferson Thursday n 1921
PERSONAL NOTES.

Phillips Carter Berkeley, son Of
Capt. Randolph Carter Berkeley, U.
s. Army, and grandson of Paymaster
James S. Phillips, u. S. NJ, who has
been the guest Of his cousin, Thomas
A. Chapline, Jr., returned to his home
in Shepherdstown Monday. While in
this city he was made a second-c class
Boy Scout and aided Assistant Scout
master Colgate Brish TO keep the line
of march clear during the parade on
Armistice Day.-Frederick Post.
Mr.. Harold Humrichouse, who has
been a faithful employee in the Reg
lister printing Office for several years,
has resigned and will leave on Satur-
day for Fairmont, w. Va, where he
has gotten a position in the printing
Office of Mr.. Maurice Miller, formerly
of Shepherdstown. Mr.. Humrichouse
has been an industrious and satisfac-
tory member of the Register force, and
we hope that he will do we'll in his
new place.
Hon. ]. Walter Barnes, of Charles
ton, w. Va, member of the State
Board of Control, was in Shepherds
town on Tuesday on official business,
looking after the States property
here. He was greatly pleased with
conditions, and finds that the inter
ests Of the State are being most salts
factorily cared for by those in author
ity.
Rev. DR.. Charles Ghiselin is in
Petersburg this week attending the an
nual meeting of the Presbyterian
Synod of Virginia, which convened
| Tuesday night. More than 300 min
listers and elders are in attendance,
DR.. and Mrs. Craig drove up in
their car from Washington the pas,
week for a little visit to the family
of Mr.. Thos. F. Jones. Mrs. Jones
returned with them for a short stay
in Washington.
Mr.. ]. c. Reinhart has been here
Joy few days. hunting-a favorite
sport Of his when he used to live
here and kept fine bird dogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hoffman and
Miss Lucy Butler had pleasant auto
mobile trip the past week, spending
several days in Reading, Harrisburg
and Waynesboro, Pa.
Mr.. Vim. A. Morgan, who spent his
vacation among his relatives in this
section, will leave for Panama the
first of the week and resume his work
with the government.
Messrs. u. S. Martin and r. ]. Ham.
rick have been in Parkersburg this
week attending the sessions OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge OF West Vir.
ginia.
DR.. A. H. Licklider, of Williams.
town, Mass. and Mr.. Templn Lick
lider, Of Norfolk, Va, spent the week
end with their relatives in Shepherds
town.
Mrs. Fannie Miller and her two sons
Wilburn. and Harry, and Mrs. Boyer
and her son, of York, Pa, spent the
weekend with relatives in Shepherds
town.
Howard Beckenbaugh, who is a
student at the Maryland Agricultural
College, spent the weekend at his
home, Ferry Hill Farm.
Mr.. E. F. Clarke, who is in the gov.
ernment service in Washington, being
connected with the Coast Survey, spent
the weekend in Shepherdstown.
Miss Kate c. Hill is able to be abou,
the house again after a severe spell OF
sickness that confined her to her room
for several weeks.
Miss Laura Licklider, who is teaching
school at Morgantown, this State, spent
the weekend at her home near Shep.
herdstown.
Mrs. G. Piquette Mitchell, Of Detroit
is in Shepherdstown to spend a week OF
two with her mother, Mrs. Rober
Gibson.
Mrs. Michael Wright is spending
a week or two with her relatives ir
Shepherdstown, her former home.
Miss Sidney Kearfott spent the pas
weekend in Martinsville, Va, with he,
sister, Mrs. Robert Fontaine.
Mr.. St. John Byer has gone to Ha.
gerstown, where he expects to spend
the ensuing winter.
Mr.. Henry S. Baker, of Washington
| was i'm SheDherdstOWn this week mr.