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Blit* Ride* Caffe, Fab. 28, 1807
No “Conalty” we do not bear the shriek of the whistle of which yon write, hot we hope that the time is not far distant when the Peak will echo, the shrill whistle, the restless snorting and hurried ’ rush of the iron horse.
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Mr. Henry, M. Manhall, aged - 84, a highly respected gentleman of the old Virginia type, died on ’.February®, near Markham. He once owned Fiirffeld, the beautiful place now owned by Mr. 3: M. " Yates and was a large slave owner.
* * * . Bine Ridge Guide, Not. 23, 1934
Mr. and Mrs. T..C. tea and little daughter and Messrs Clarence , Giles and Roscoe Bishop, spent ■Sunday in Nelson county.
Charles Hughes, of Richmond, spent Sunday at “Piedmont” with 'Mrs. R. M. Menefee. 77
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cook mid Mrs. C. G. Reid spent'last Wednesday in Luray.
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Mrs. R. L. Miller and Mrs. Cabell Woodard spent Sunday with the Misses Stark. ft, * * * ’ ft . ' Blue Ridge Geide, Sept. 27, 1938
Col. and Mrs. ^Carroll Menefee r.nd Carroll, Jr., attended a dinner party given by Mi. and Mrs. J. G. Durant, of Boston, in honor of. Mrs. Mollie E. Smith's 78th and Mr. Durant's 7<th birthday anni;~ rettery, r*7r-^s~3**~-ft-ft- --ft
Dr. J. P. Snead motored to the University Hospital and returned with Mrs. Snead and their new daughter Betty.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Baggarly - had as their guests at “Avon Hall” for the week end Mrs. Mary T. Smith and daughter Miss Genevieve Smith, of Washington, D.C.
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