The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-05
PERSONALS.

MISS Leola Shaw from CASTOR is
visiting Miss Lilly Aflsbrook.
Mr. E. B. Riggs spent part Of the
holidays here.
Mr.. B. j. Pulley Was Ia town du-
ring the hoidays.
Mr.. E. C, Shearin Of Heathsvills
spent Sunday night in town.
Miss Ef1e Coker. Of Tarboro has
been visiting Miss Clyde Boyette.
Mr.. W. II. Johnston spent part Of
the holidays with his parents at
Bethel
Rev E. II. Davis will be tho pastor
in charge Of the Methodist church
here this year.
Mr.. r. G.. Allsbrook came home
from Chapel Hill to spend the holi-
days.
DR.. Ed. Shields Of Weldon spent
the holidays with his fathers family
in Scotland Neck.
The friends Of Miss Eleanor Smith
were glad to have her home from
Greesboro to spend the holidays.
Mr.. O. K. Taylor spent part of the
Christmas holidays with bis parents
at Whitakers.
Mr.. w. 81. White and Miss Gertle
Kitchin went to Roxboro to attend
the marriage Of Mr.. w. W. Kitchiu.
Mr.. E. O. Moore came up from
Kinston and spent the holidays with
his mother here.
Mr. 3. O. Joyner came home to
spend the holidays. BE 10 we'll
pleased With Homer School.
Mrs. M. ii. Mcdowell Of Murfrus.
boro Is here visiting her her sons and
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hyman OF
Edgecombe, spent Monday night
in town With the family Of Mr.. E. w.
Hyman.
Miss Sadie Perry came home fcou
Murfreesboro and spent Christmas,
and her friends were delighted to
see her.
Miss Zollie Montague cams down
from Washingto u. C, and spent
the HOLIDAYS With her mother and Mrs
billiard.
Miss Annie L. Pittman came down
from Salem to spend the holidays
with her brothers and other relatives
hare.
Miss Alice Terrell, one Of the teach.
ers in Au!ander Female Academy,
spent the Christmas holidays the
guest of Miss Annie Bigrs.
Hon. W. H. Kitchin went to
Raleigh this week to be present 1T
the opening Of the Legislature yes
terday.
Misses Blanche Baker and Eveiiue
SouthaI!, Of Norfolk, Va, left Mons
day after visit through the holidays
to Mrs. /. II. Smith.
Mr.. J. L. Fleming, who vas one of
the teachers in the Military school
Last ear, spent some 81 tbs hui;Gays
here. His friends wero glad to see
him.
Mrs. 81. F. Harris Of Green VILE
ma, been bere several DAYS on .,;.it
to her or. Dir. J. L Harris, fireman
Of THE DEMOCRAT offi.e
Rev. r. L. Vapn is low keeping
house In the Baptist parsonage and
Mr.. G. L. Lawrence's family aave
taken rooms in the new building
with Mr. H. S. Lyman.
MIR. L. j. Edwards, Of Providence.
Rhode Island, is spending sous tune
on visit to his father, Mr.. S. ".
Edwards. He is accompanied BY his
friend Mr.. Leonard, who has come
down South to enjoy a hunt,
Mr.. Jas. F. Perry, who has been
editor Of the LesksyiIle Herald for
the past four months, has severed his
connection with that paper. His an
nouncemsnt did not say where his
future work would be.
The Washington Progress says i
"Rev. W. L. Grissom aud Mr..
Il. w. Ayers leave next Monday
for trip across the old countries,
They will visit the Holy Land and
other places Of interest and rhetoric
note. Several months will be spent
on the trip"
Rev. A. D. Hunter, late pastor of
the Baptist church in Greenville,
spent Tuesday night in town with
the editor Of The DEMOCRAT, enroute
to Carrsville Va, where be goes to
enter upon the pastorate of the Bap.
list church there.
Miss Reese, one of the teachers In
Chowan Baptist Female Institute at
VI urfreesboro, spent her vacation for
he holidays with the family of a;r.
Noah Biggs. Those who formed
Mrs. Recess acquaintance were nigh.
= pleased with her, and congratulate
ne Institute On the good fortune Of
having her connected with 1t.