The news & observer., 1897-06-16
TO THE SUMMER SCHOOL.

Many Durham Teachers to Go-Mr. Fan
cette Moves to Lumberton-Mrs. Flow
er to Join Her Husband in Boston for
the Summer-Breezy Briefs and Per
sonals.
Durham, n. c., June 15.-{Special.)--
A large number of teachers from Dur
ham will attend the summer school at
Chapel Hill. This school promises to be
more efficient in point of service than
ever before. No teacher who wants to
keep pace with the onward move of edu-
cation can afford to miss this school.
Today DR.. NJ. 2. Ward, a prominent
physician of Oak Grove township, was
married to Miss Ella E. Holloway.
The colored public school at East Dur
ham had their closing exercises in the
Opera House last night and made most
creditable showing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Miller are here
from the State of Kansas on a visit to
Mr.. Thomas ID. Wright.
Miss Katie Styron, one of the graded
school faculty, has gone 10 Newbern
and from there goes to Morehead to at
tend the Teachers Assembly. She has
been in feeble health for some time and
her many friends hope the trip will great
~ benefit her
There was no police court this morning
and yet some people argue that the world
is not improving.
Miss FIorie Brown has been here from
Winston on a visit to Misses Sadie and
Ivey Walker and yesterday evening left
for home.
Mrs. c. T. Fleming is here from
Greenville on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Beasley.
Miss Laura Stoker, one of Danvile's
charming young ladies, is visiting Mrs.
Thomas NJ. German on Ramseur street.
Miss Sophia Busbee is here fom Raj
eigh visiting Mrs. Sasser on Liberty
street
Miss Della Walker is visiting friends
Tin Beaufort
Miss Eliza Moore is here from Raleigh
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Z. NJ. Wa
Ihab.
Mr. r. 7. Fancette and his interesting
family have removed to Lumberton. n.
IC., where they will reside for some time.
Mr.. Fancette has been engaged in the to-
bacco business, being proprietor of
large leaf tobacco warehouse in Lumber
ton. He is thoroughly versed in handling
the weed and to this being added
trained business experience and affabIe,
genial manners, it is no wonder he has
already firmly established himself with
the Robesonians. Durham heartily re-
grets to give up these good people and in
doing so most warmly commends them to
RobeSon county's staunch citizenship.
Mr.. ]. Il. Vaughan has gone to his boy
hood home near Lynchburg, Va. From
there he goes up into the mountains of
West Virginia. Mr.. Vaughan is the very
clever and accommodating agent of the
Southern Express Company in this city.
The company cannot boast of a more eff
cient agent anywhere and no people were
ever called upon to deal with a more
gentlemanly business man.
Mrs Henry Corwin Flower fnee Miss
Ida Carr, who has been spending
month with her parents, Col. and Mrs.
y. S. Carr, with Master Henry Corwin,
Jr., left yesterday afternoon for Boston,
Mass, where she will join her husband
and make their home for the summer, not
returning to Kansas City before the fall.
Il
Vice President and attorney Of the Con-
cordia Loan and Trust Company, of Mis-
souri,, formed to Iiqnidate the Lombard
Investment Company. which failed in
1893. and at the time of it's failure was
the largest investment company IN the
world.
Charles s. Fairchild. Secretary of the
Treasury under Mr.. Cleveland and now
President of the New York Security and
Trust Company, is the President of the
Concordia Loan and Trust Company.
Mr.. J. S. Carr, Jr., whose health has
been somewhat impaired during the past
year at the University, accompanied his
sister. Mrs. Flower, to Boston, and will
spend a portion, if not all his summer,
in the Cape Cod and Buzzard Bay sec
ton, taking spin to Saratoga, Old
Orchard, Rye Beach and Bar Harbor