Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-12-03
NElGHBORHOOD NEWS.
ITEMS GATHERED HERE
IND THERE
BY CHARLES MORGAN.

Mr.. n. A. Jones, CT Rcsedale
will move to town next year.
Mr.. H. G.. Eason, of Mumford 4,
will move to the Turudike farm
next year.
Mr.. Milton Rhodes new dwell.
ling, near Mum.ford, is nearly
completed.
Ramoth Gilcad church has
recently been supplied with new
hanging lamps
Mis-. Annie Hodges, of Ellis
abeth City. is the guest of rela-
lives near Rosedale.
Rev. T. G.. Wood preached an
able sermon to a large congre-
CATION at Ramoth Gilead Nov
18th.
Mrs. Joseph Brothers departed
this lite at her home near Rose
dale, pasquotank county. Nov.
28th.
Messrs. n. T. Halstead and
w. +. Jennings, living near
Berea, went TO Norfolk last
week.
Mr.. w. H. Bright, Of the turn
pike farm, will move to his
farm near Rosedale, on the 10th
instant
There will be a sale at the
home of Mr.. II. w. Bright, de-
ceased, near Rosedale, ON the
I4th inst.
Messrs. w. A. Williams and
7. r. Jones, went to Perquimans
county Monday, OH an extended
deer hunt.
Miss Sophie Wood, of Bel
cross, spent some time with rel
atives and friends in Pasquotank
county, this week.
Master Billy Stafford, stu>
dent of the A. I. l. of E. City,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his brother, near Rosedale.
Mr.. James Warren, an ener-
getic farmer living near Mum
ford, is erecting new dwelling.
which he will occupy soon.
Miss Annie Boushall, accom-
panied by her brother Wingate,
spent last Sunday with Miss
Sallie Jennings near Berea.
Bears are attracting right
much attention eating corn
and killing hogs in the muddy
road section of Camden county.
Joseph Brothers, of Mumford !,
had his hand seriously mashed
while ginning cotton, and it con-
tinues to give him h-uch trouble.
Mr.. J. c. Taylor and Miss
Louisa Sawyer, living near
South Mills, were married No>
vember 21st, by H. c. Bright,
J. P.
Mr.. w. J. Spence, one of the
leading farmers OF upper Pas
quotank county, recently sold
nearly 400 bushels of rice for
good price.
Mrs. Polly Aydlett returned
to her home at Powell's Point
Nov. 20, after a very pleasant
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J.
+. Spence, near Rosedale.
Mr.. Billy Bright, an employee
in the Lambert's Point Iron
Foundry, returned home Mon
day, after spending few days
with relatives and friends in
Pasquotauk county,
Mr.. D. E. Williams, of South
Mills, returned from E. City a
tew days ago and hung his over
coat up to dry, when someone Dor
rowed it and has not returned it
vet. The borrower will be lib
orally rewarded by returning
same.
Mr.. Stephen Roach discovered
fire in the Alliance hall, by the
side of B. c. Jackson's store near
Rosedale, about r o'clock Sat-
ulday. The hall and store were
entirely consumed. A few goods
were saved. No insurance.
While working in the field
some time since, Charles Mullen
(col looked behind and saw a
large black bear. Charles made
tracks to his neighbors for help.
Further research showed that
his bear was another colored
man wrapped in cattle beasts
hide.
Mr.. c. E. Johnson, who had
his hand seriously hurt by the
explosion of shot gun a few
weeks since, returned to his
home near .Mumford, Tuesday.
Mr.. Johnson had been to E. City
for medical treatment and is
much improved.
Mr.. J. E. J. Warren, principal
of Hope Academy, Pasquotank