The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-04-11
Local and Current Comments.

MISS mary Nlttu II NleltiHS
in Baltimore
Mrs NJ f. SchoOler is out again,
after a protracted illness.
Mr.. John NJ. Conway, of Alexandria,
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Jennie Hurkamp has returned
from a visit TO her sister, Mrs. Ford. IN
Cincinnati
Misses Sadie Gourley and Floy Brag-
don have returned from u visit down
the Rappahannock.
Mr. John Amber is sick with Sc.
we're attack of bronchitis at the home OF
Mrs NJ r. Schooler
Opened today our new spring stock
of clothing. Boys suits speciality.
Come and see them. 7. n. Brent.
Rev. W. ID. Smith left yesterday af-
ternoou by steamer for Port Royal to
attend the Rappahannook Valley Con
VOCATION.
At the Baltimore Conference, now in
session in Washington, Rev. j. ..
TAckett has been placed on the super
al a'e list.
Mrs. NJ F. Tankard and son, Roland
and sister. Miss Nellie Ford. who spent
the winter IN Northampton county,
have returned home.
Fresh garden, flower and grass seed,
large stock. low prices, also everything
usually found in the best drug stores, at
lowest priceS al Halls
Rev. MIR Meem, a missionary TO
Brazil, preached q most interesting and
instructive discourse on missions at st.
Georges Church Sunday morning.
About one hundred and twenty five
pieces Of White India Linen from 5cts
to 25cts per yard \ special bargain
lot See them at O. W Jones Cash
Store
At the Second Baptist Church, Fourth
street aud Virginia avenue southeast,
Washington. d. O. Rev. f. Hez Sven,
pastor. Rev. Thomas ). Dunaway, ID.
D., preached the morning sermon last
Sunday.
The Washington. d. @, Star. OF
Saturday says: The Southern COtil-
lion gave their last german Of the sea
son. Tuesday evening. Among those
present was Miss McCracken. Of Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs J. 5 Dill will be
in Richmond all this week. superin-
tending the packing and shipping OF
their household goods. &c They will
rctarn by Saturday, and DR. Dill will
fill his pulpit next Sunday.
Judge J. +. Mason left by steamer
Yesterday afternoon for Tappahannock
where he will hold special term Of
Court for Judge T. r. b. Wright. From
there Judge Mason will 90 to Montross
where he will oil the 18th hold the
regular spring term Of his own court.
Rev and Mrs W. J. Morton, Of
Tappahannock. celebrated the 9Th ami
versarv Of their marriage at Noting.
ham. " the home Of his father in Spot
Sylvania today, after which they LETT TO
attend the Rappahannock Valley Con-
vocation at Port Royal
Cards are ont for the marriage Of
Miss Minnie Merry Dew. daughter of
MIS- MlNIIt W lffMt VI Niiio equity
10 Mr. J Boyd Washington. Of Caro-
line. the ceremony 10 take place Thurs
day afternoon. April 10Th. at 3 O'Clock
az the home 81 the brides mother, at
Lewiston.
Capt. Joseph S Browne. OF Gainesville,
Md is in the city and with his fam
ilv will spend the summer here. Mr.
Browne has rented the handsome resi-
# Mr. V. NJ Fleming, on Hanover st
and will occupy il about June LIST. Mr.
Fleming family will spend the greater
portion of the summer north
Walker Fesrn, died at Hot Springs,
Va last week and was inferred IN
HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, IN Richmond.
Mr.. Fearn was native Of Huntsville,
Ala. but was Of Virginia ancestry. Mr..
Seth b French, Of this city, now Of
New York, married a daughter Of Mr.
Fearn, as his second wife.
Mr.. J. l. Hill, president OF the
Tidewater District Board OF the Chris
ton Church and Mr. George JObson,
Of Richmond were in this city Saturday,
taking important steps toward the cree
ton here If suitable house Of worship.
II is expected that in few weeks work
on the building will be commenced.
NJ r1.,1ars Tborn.on Caaes