The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-28
CAROLINE
Funeral OF MIR Andrew Glassell Sickness
The Schools Notes and Personals.


Bowling Green, Va , Oct. 20, 1899.
The funeral services II Mr. Andrew
NJ Glassell, who died in Memphis,
Tenn. on October 20. took place at the
residence of his mother. Mrs. Frances
Glassell, of this place, on Tuesday
morning; the services were conducted
by Rev. L NJ Dowley, of the Baptist
Church, assisted by Revs f. H. Rowe
and w f. Hayes. of the Methodist
Church. after which interment was in
the old family burying ground at
Downingsville The pall-bearers were
as follows: Active-John l. White
T. d Ooghill. r. d. Vincent. Jas. A.
Scott. 4 G. Valentine and DR. O. ).
Webb. Honorary Judge + o Mon
cure, T. W. Valentine. Major W. W
Rains. A b Chandler. W + Ennis,
5. W. Broaddus, Rev + II Rowe Dr.
f. f Butler. Jas W Rixey. L. c..
Rixey
Mr.. Il b Ooghil. Of Richmond
spent Sunday aud Monday with his
parents here
Mrs. ". l. Br addus viii leave On
Thursday for Richmond, where she will
spend some time with relatives.
Mr.. Paul boswell, If Taylorsville.
spent last week at Auburn, the guest
If Judge L G Moncure and family
Miss Mary Voolfolk has returned
from New Kent. where she went TO at
tend the Faunt LIE Roy.Gregory nup-
tials on last Wednesday
Mrs. \. Il Anderson and little son,
who have been the guests Of Mr. \ A
Anderson and family, left on Friday
for their home in Washington
Rev. f II Rowe filed the pulpit Of
Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday
morning and night, owing to the in
disposition Of its pastor, DR. j. W Me
Gown. Mr. Rowe delivered two fine
sermons, which were much enjoyed by
all who heard them
Mr.. 7 ". Valentine is ont on our
streets again. after his recent spell Of
sickness
Mr. Orrison and wife Of Washing
ton. are the guests # Mr. Joel Hams
and family at his home here
The house and lot on Milford street =,
until recently occupied by Mrs Ellen
Downing, Will be sold at public auc.
ton on next court day
Master George Swain fell from
wagon on Tuesdny morning, two wheels
Of which passed over his lex breaking
a small bone between ankle and knee.
1t was set by DR. x l. Glassell, and
he is doing nicely.
Assistant District Attorney J d O.
DeJarnette spent several days Of this
week with has mother, Mrs Elliott De-
Jarnette. Of this place
In reading one Of the issues Of your
paper last week read with interest an
account u your correspondents visit TO
Gloucester Court House. (having taken
the trip. number Of times, IN which
be remarked upon seeing 81. Peter s
Church, in New Kent county, where
Washington was married II reminded
me Of a trip friend OF mine made
over that same road He was a city
man. and happened to get seat by an
old farmer. aud they passed Germ an
clover field IN fu bloom, whereup)n
he turned to the old man and asked
him what it was. to which he replied,
strawberry patch !" and this was
about the way your scribe saw st. Pc
ters Church.
Mr. c. V. Anderson, Of Norfolk, is
spending several days with his mother
Of this place
Mr. NJ. H. Watts, # r. NJ G., at
Ashland, spent Monday in town with
friends
Mr. 5 W Broaddus returned from
New York on Saturday with his wife
and two little girls, who have been
spending the summer there.
Mrs A s Wright left on Wednesday
for Charlottesville to visit her daugh-
ter. who is student at Rawlings In
stitute of that city. X Y. Il