Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-04
CAMDEN G.. III.

Mills, left Monday fol Salem
Female College.
Mr.. c. e. Upton. of Elizabeth
City, made us 4 very pleasant
call Wednesday.
Next Sunday at Sawyer's
Creek will De organized a sing
ing class Immediately after SER
vices.
Mr.. ". ". Upton was taken
seriously Ill Tuesday while eat
ing dinner and is reported as be-
ing no better.
Miss Daisy Wilroy left Tues
day for her home at Beamons,
Va, accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. Margaret Upton.
Mr.. Joseph S. Sanderlin has
accepted position as salesman in
the store at Belcross, under con~
troll of Mr.. 4. Sawyer, Jr.
Miss Ella Pricnard after spend
ing a very pleasant visit III this
county, left Thursday for her
home at Elizabeth City.
Miss Dell Jarvis, of Oceana,
Va, who has been visiting Mrs.
Susan Morrisett, left for her
home Wednesday, Sept. end.
The revival at South Mills is
in session this week. Rev. DR..
Solomon Pool is assisted by Bro.
Durant, of Moyock, n. {.
Mr.. Thos. J. Burgess left Tues
day for his home at Gloucester,
Mass. He has been spending
some time in this county for his
health.
Misses Mary and Sophia Wood
left Saturday for Hertfold, Har
reilsville, Coleraine and other
towns, visiting friends and rela
tives. The writer wishes them a
pleasant trip and gay time.
Mr.. Pat L. Gordon, after
spending the summer i'll this
county, left Saturday for Nor
folk, Va. Later he will resume
his regular studies in the Rich
mond Medical College, of which
he is a student.
Mr.. Frank Traitor returned
from Newport News, Va, last
Thursday, and after spending a
few pleasant days at his home he
will leave for Washington, D. G.,
on Monday next, where he will
be employed i'll a large shoe
store.
Send to the FISHERMAN &
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any kind. Our stock of enve-
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bills, cards, posters, ETC., is the
best and most varied of any III
this section. Call, see us OH the
street, or order by mail.
The children Of MI and Mrs
Geo. L. Morrisett are no better
at this writing which fact we
regret to note. Miss Sarah p
Sawyer spent Tuesday at the
bedside of the little sick folks
Nav the Lord render service tc
the means usedfor their recovery
An ice cream social will be
given at Harrington school house
on Saturday, Sept. 10Th, begin
ming at I o'cock p. M, it being
a free treat for the scholars who
attend the Sunday School at that
place. No pains will be spared
in making the occasion a grand
success.
Miss Sarah P. Sawyer has
been visiting in Maryland fol-
some time and Oh returning
spent eleven days with her friend
Mrs. J. Walter Hosier, Of Suffolk
Va. She arrived home last Fri
day, met with loving smiles Of
approval by many friends who
were glad to greet her upon he1
arrival. She reports a good
time.
Misses Lima and Emma Tam,
plin Gilbert, accompanied by
Miss Iredell L. Right, left
Thursday for the c. B. F. Insti'
tute, Murfreesboro, n. c. May
the session be a profitable one
and full of pleasure and admira-
tion. Many Hearts are filled with
sorrow, while their absence are
fresh in the minds of their many
friends.
Mr.. Frank Traitor, accolnpa
MED by Miss Emma Gilbert
spent portion of the day (Wed
nesday) with Miss Sallic Jen
nings, of "Possum Quarter. Il
was quite a pleasant stay, bu'
when the hour of departure drew
nigh, and adieu was hidden, sor
row was manifested by the ap'
pearauce OF the face, for no more
talking until school is over
They returned by way of Eliza
beth City bidding the neal
friends good bye.
TACK.