The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-20
Local and Current Comments.

0VOQl Quu Oul lOut OOA1AhOhNS'
Mrs. J. W. Hill left yesterday for
brief visit so Washington.
NJ. Hansford Grymes. Of King
George, was in the CITY Tuesday.
Rev. O. N. Tyndell will preach at
Trinity Sunday morning at II q. m.
Mrs II. b. Gayle. Jr.. is very sick at
her home, Altoona, near the city.
Mrs. Mary Quinn Hicks has returned
from visit 20 relatives In Richmond.
Mr. Frank T. Forbes left yesterday
for Philadelphia, where he Will Visit
his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miller. Of Balti-
more, are the guests Of. Mr.W E.Bradley
and family.
Mr.. l.. r. Payne and son. Edgar
Payne. Of Spotsy lVauis, were In the
city Tuesday.
MIR. G. 7. BsvAu. of King George
was among the callers as The Free
Lance office yesterday.
Miss Laura Newman. Of Orange. who
has been the guest OF Mrs Jas. b New
man, has returned home.
Mr.. Oscar T. Smith. of Baltimore,
who has been the guest Of Mr.. A. Ram
dolph Howard, has returned.
Mrs d. Bradford. Of Washington,
is the guest Of Capt. Jno. Pollock and
family at his home in Stafford.
MIR. Ben Durrett. who has been visit
ing his mother and sisters in the
county, has returned to Richmond
Mr.. Malcolm Harris. of Oulpeper. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in the city, the
guest OF Mr.. b. 2. Willis and family.
Miss Iona Harris. student at the
fredericksburg College. left Mon1ay for
her home in Oulpeper to spend Amss'
A large assortment of new Christmas
hsndkerchiefs OF The 7. n Brent Store.
Make your selections now and avoid
the rush.
What's the matter with fine pair Of
blankets for Christmas presents! q. ".
Jones has some beauties as exception
ally low prices.
You should see our Black Dress
Goods. specially our Waterproof Serges,
stock complete. prices low. Come and
see. K I. Baker.
Lots Of beautiful fur boas and fur
cOlarstts have been sold, but y. "
Jones can supply your wants, as ne
has some beauties left.
Mr.. Sidney L Scott. Of this city, has
been elected vice President of the
Washington Literary Society OF the
University Of Virginia.
While playing on some ties Tuesday
little Henry Dannehl, Jr had his leg
broken by being caught between two
ties. The little fellow is doing well.
Mr.. B. r. Grymes. of King George.
was in she city yesterday, EN- route g.
Richmond. Il is said the old gentle
man is looking out for side partner
Hon. H.F. Orismond. Major I: E
Morris and Mr. So. George h Fiiz-
hugh went 70 Washington yesterday IN
the interest Of the Blt'lehslds Park
bill.
Mr.. Harold L. Lowry. student a.
Randolph Macon Academy, at Front
Royal, IS spending the Xmas holidays
az Brooke with the family of MS father
Mr. Nj. K. Lowry.
This is the time to have your photo
graphs made TO remember your friends
with this Xmas You can have them
made in the very best finish at the
throughly equipped Davis gallery
Mr.. ]. ". Carver, Of near Upton
burg. King George county. was IN the
CITY Yesterday. He brought IT,
months old turkey which weighed
236 pounds dressed. Gan stafford
beat is?
Mr.. Hobart Green. son Of Mr.. Mar
shall Green. aged 20 years, died sud
denly in Washington Sunday. de was
brought 80 Stafford and buried in the
fsmily lot Of his grandfather. MIR.
James McGregor. today.
Mr. Clarence Humphries. son Of MI.
VIM. Humphries, of Stafford, died In
Washington Sunday Of typhoid fever
HIS remains were brought to his for
mer home and buried yesterday at she
family burying ground. Funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. n
Gilbert.
Rev. DR.. r. r. Howison delivered
lecture at the College on Monday night
on The Old World and the New,
which was very much enjoyed by those
sgbo IVeye fortunate enough TO hear 1t.
The singing by Misses Alice Cannon
and Carmen Mora was a pleasant fea-
ture Of the evening.