Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-12-01
News Adrift
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORT
Frs WHO ARE ALWAYS
IN "THE SWIM.

MIS-. w. J. ration IS with rel
atives n Camden county thi
week.
Mss Cora Gard is at Rich
mond to witness the marriage o
a friend.
Solicitor Ward is attending
court this week III Beaufort
county.
Mr.. w. NJ. Baxter has moved
into his new residence OH West
Church street.
The Ladies Aid Society O.
the Baptist church met this week
at the Baptist parsonage.
Mr.. Marchant Meekins, of
Roanoke Island, spent last Satur-
day in this city with friends.
The handsome residence oil
Mr.. +. +. Aydlett, on Main
street, is being much improved.
Mr.. Geo. Rogers, who was
married at ManteO last week
arrived home yesterday with his
bride.
Mr.. w. G.. Pool, of the Reeve
nue. Service at Raleigh, spent a
few days this week with friends
here.
Mr.. Roy Fowler and his bride,
both of Philadelphia, are in the
city on visit to relatives and
friends.
Two large barges arrived a
lew days ago loaded with paving
brick to be used on tn: sides
walks Of the city.
Mrs. S. NJ, Beasley, of Poplar
Branch, N. G., returned Il me
yesterday after a pleasant visit
to friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Balance, of Curri~
tuck Court House, spent a few
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Will S. DuntOn in this city.
Several Of our citizens spent
Thanksgiving Day with friends
and relatives in Norfolk, and
Currituck and Camden counties.
Several of our citizens are
making al effort to establish a
long distance telephone service
between this place and Norfolk.
Last night at Lowry's Acad~
envy Brothers. Cake Walk Com
pany gave very interesting and
performance to a large
A marriage occurred Saturday
at Hotel Central. The contracts
ing parties were Mr.. M. l.. Reed
and Miss Daisy West, Of Lam~
bert's Point
Miss Lula Owens and Miss
SalIie Hoskins, Of Coinjock, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends i'll this city, LETT for their
home last Tuesday.
Mrs. D w. Woodhouse, OF
Poplar Branch, n. c., after a
pleasant visit with her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Will S,
Dunston, left yesterday for her
home.
There will be a masquerade
party at Mrs. +. F. Wooda rd's
on Factory Ave, Friday, night,
Dec. 8. The public is cordially
to attend. Admission 10
cents.
The fire alarm was sounded
Wednesday morning, the roof of
a small building owned by w.
II. Weatherly on Dry Point hav~
ing caught by defective f1ue.
No damage.
Monday uight thieves entered
the hardware store of Sawyer &
AyGlett by breaking the plate
glass of one Of tue show-Win>
dows. Two fine breech~loading
guns were carried off.
The largest and most delicious
oysters we have ever seen in
City were shown us a
few days ago by Mr.. S. E.
They came from New
River and are served on the halfs
shell at Speight'S restaurant.
At meeting Of the directors
of the Knitting Mill Company
held Monday night, Mr.. +. g.
thompson was dWdIueu lAG oolA
tract to furnish brick for the
Knitting mill, the erection OF
which will soon begin.
1t is with pleasure we call at
teltion to the advertisement OF
Fulmer & Co, grocers and con-
fectioners. They have a splendid
stock and neat, attractive store
at the corner of Main and Pom
dexter street.
Last Sunday morning, DR.. F
H. Johnson, announced from his
pulpit that he would close his
connection with the PresbYt- nan
Church in this place, Of which