Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-28

dEu, OIL inc NeOLOglGai OGlllIaly y llt
will occupy Mr.. Mellichampe's place
until regular pastor IS appointed.
Fairfax is to have electric street
I lights from one end Of the town to
the other The future looks bright
for the town as other improvements
are going On daily.
The Fairfax Herald" is being
printed by electric power now the
old gasoline engine has been aban-
! doned and the electrically driven
press proves satisfactory to all.
The stores of Messrs j. E. Meek
ell, Ira l.. Hutchinson, and H. G.
Sauls, were electrically lighted for
the first time Wednesday, to the
great satisfaction of all.
DIR. Charles Russell has returned to
his home in Herndon from a visit to
friends in Fairfax.
Mrs Mary Troth has returned
from Washington, where she has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. W. J. Cand-
field, to meet her nephew, Mr.. Car
lille Candfield and bride from Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. o B. Cambell had as his
guests last week, Mrs. Joseph Linney
and children, Of Washington.
Mr.. Henry Washbura and family
have returned to Falls Church from
a visit to his sister, Mrs. Guy Pet
Iitt, Of near Burke.
CAP; Heggenbotham, was Fair
FAX visitor from Faupuier Councy,
where he is in charge of tho convict
road camp.
Miss Gertrude Gordon who has
been visiting her aunt, in Washing
ton. has returned.
The cold weather has prevented
further work on laying the cement
EbetweeN Lincolnia and AnnandaIe.
For the conveninece of the show at
the town hall. special buses will
leave Vienna at 1920 and Oakton at
1885 to reach Fairfax in time, and
also to return.
After November q when the State
Road Commission meets in Richmond,
action viii be taken on the county's
request to have the road continued
vest from Tyson's corner which was
begun some time before the recent
election on bond issue. The Circuit
Court will also have to confirm the
result Of the election and then it is
hoped the work will be begun again
and kept up until completed
The Pardoe-Gillepsie Company have
started grading the ) miles of pike
from near Chantilly to Loudoun line
fand will have finished by spring,
when the stone can be laid for ce-
ment work.
/ At the term of the Circuit Court
last week, the SeventhDay Adventist
Church at Vienna was authorized to
/ sell the two acres of lard adjoining
the church to L. D. Packard.
The new pastor Of the Baptist
I Church at Mclean, Rev. V. II Coun-
lcil. formerly Of Clifton. was given a
reception at the church by the mem
bers OF the Baptist Church.
Representative Robson, of Ken
lucky, delivered the address of well
come was made by Mr.. Olando White
ley.
The "Confederate States Chapter
| I. d. C, will hold Poverty
Party AT Burke Hall next Tuesday.
beginning at 1880 for the benefit Of
the chapter.
Mr.. and Ms. Perkins. of Wash
inSton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
and son, of Washington, were the
guests for the week end of Mrs S.
A. Moore, Of Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kirby. of Clar-
endon, were the Sunday guests Of the
latter's mother, Mrs. NJ B. Mer-
chant
Mr.. Francis Latham, Of Alexandria,
Vas the guest Sunday of Mr.. Lucian
Harlow.
Miss Inez Ayers. Of Alexandria,
who has been visiting Mrs. Rosser
Harlow, has returned home.