The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-09-03
THE SOCIAL SWIM.
Coming and Going Every Week.

to visit his mother this week.
Rev. r. T. Vann has returned from
his summer vacation.
Dr. F. w. Whitehead is spendin,
some time In the mountains.
Mess. Chas. McNaughton and P. c
Cohoon OF Everetts spent Sunday here
Mr.. R. c. Josey, accompanied by
his wife, left Monday tor the Northern
markets.
Capt. w. J. Hill and family Of
Rocky Mount have been here on a Wis.
it this week.
Mrs. Warren of Virginia spent day
or two here last week, having come to
enter her son in Vine Hill Academy.
Miss Emma Vaughan returned Mon
day from visit to Williamson and
Rocky Mount.
Miss Annie Madry has been at Cone
toe week or two on visit to her sis
ter Mrs. J. E. Bullock.
Mr.. M. Hoffman has returned from
his trip North and will talk to our read
ers through these columns soon.
Mr.. N. B. Josey has returned from
his trip north and will be haerd from
through THE COMMONWEALTH.
Miss Ruth Pope left Tuesday for
Oxford Female Seminary. DR.. Pope,
her father, and her brother, Master
Hunter, accompanied her.
Miss Mary Applewhite lett Monday
for Greensboro where she takes her
place as teacher in the graded schools
of that town.
Miss Mary Whitehead returned Sat-
urday from visit to Whitakers. She
was accompanied by Miss Kate Bass of
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Hardy spent a
few days last week in the country with
the family of Mr.. Balfour Dunn, Mrs.
Hardy's brother.
Prof. T. C. Manning, who is so we'll
known here as a master in penman-
ship, will give lessons in the two acad-
emles for about three weeks.
Mr.. F. A. White, proprietor Of the
Bay View Hotel in Edenton, was here
last week. He accompanied his son
who entered Vine Hill Male Academy
Mrs. E. J. Hocutt, of Washington
n. c., has been on visit to her rela-
tives at Enfield. She returned home
Tuesday accompanied by her sister,
Miss Petway.
Rev. Il. w. Hines of Hobgood
preached Sunday night in the Baptist
church here. His sermon pleased his
audience and was pleasantly mentioned
by many who heard it.
Prof. w. c. Reddick, professor of
Mathematics and Civil Engineering In
the A. & NJ. College at Raleigh, spent
a night here last week. He says the
prospects are good for fine opening.
Miss Bessie Shields left Monday for
Franklin, Va, where she has gone to
teach elocution in Franklin Female
Seminary, of which Miss Eunlce Nc
Dowell is the principal. She was &C
companied by Misses Fannie Gray and
Blanche Lawrence, students in the
school.
Among the Scotland Neck people
who ATTENDED the Skewarky Union
meeting at Little Greek last Saturday
and Sunday were Misses Ella House,
Nellie White, Lou White, Mr.. r. J.
Madry and wife, Mess. M. G. Cooke,
G. H. johnson, r. V. Smith and 9th
ers.
Misses Angie and Flora Bal]ou of
Kentucky came last week to take their
places in the faculty OF Vine Hill Fe-
male Academy as teachers OF music
and e1ocution respectively. Those
who have met them here are highly
pleased with them.
The Interior Journal of Stanford,
KY, said Aug. 26th "Misses Angie
and Flora Ballou will leave this morn
ing for Scotland Neck, n. c., where
they will teach music and elocution res
pectlyely in Vine Hill Academy, for
which they are so splendidly qualified. "
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