The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-07-27
CAROLINE
Boys Academy to Remain at Bowling
Green Baseball Religious Notes
Personals, Etc
Correspondence Of TuE FREL LANcr)


Bowling Green, Va. July ~. 1901.
The first game of baseball played here
this year took place on last Saturday
evening. when the Bowling Green nine
crossed bats with the Bon Air boys ON
the academy diamond The game, which
was n good one. resulted in a victory for
the home team by n score of Il 20 6.
Thisis the first game the Bon Air team has
lost, and our boys are proud Of their vie
tory. Arrangements are being made for
n game on next Monday, when Ashland
will try her luck
Mrs. Il. o. Teatross returned on We'd
nesday from "A visit To friends in Essex.
Mr. Louis Vincent. Of Norfolk, is sspend-
ing his vacation mt his home here.
Miss Ethelyn Vincent has also returned
home from delightful visit to her friend.
Miss Lucille Boggs. in Northampton
county.
Miss Sallic Bullard has returned home,
after spending several months in Dinwid-
die county with the family Of Rev Willie
Bullard.
Miss Annie Wright returned home on
Monday from n pleasant visit To the
home Of Capt. e. r. Smith.
Miss Elsie Wright. Of Richmond, il the
guest Of Mr.. W. G.. Coghill and family.
Messrs. Webb and Roper Rains spent
Monday in your city.
Little Miss Annie Motley left on Monday
TO join her family in Ashland, where they
are spending few days before leaving for
their future home in Tennessee.
Miss Cordie l.. Winston left on Monday
for visit Of several weeks to friends in
Middlesex county.
DR.. e. :. Webb has returned to his
home here after spending a week in
Orange.
Rev. Richard Bagby filed his regular
appointment in the Christian church on
Sunday. both morning and night. After
the morning service there were three pro
iessions of faith, all OF whom were bap-
tized that afternoon.
Miss Lonise Rice, of Ashland. is the
guest Of the Misses Gill at their home at
Milford.
Mrs. Bette Ieftwich returned home on
Saturday from n visit to relatives in
Richmond.
Miss Mary Nottingham spent Monday
in your city.
Rev. II. l.. Quarles, d. d., and family
arrived here on Tuesday. They will take
charge of the Academy for next session.
Our people extend to the Doctor and his
family a most cordial welcome and wish
them much SUCCESS in their new under
taking
Mr.. s. W. Broaddus left on Monday for
New York. lie will takein the Exposition
and will not return for ten days, when he
will be accompanied by his family, who
have been spending the summer in New
York.
Mrs. G. +. Edwards, of King and Queen,
is spending some time with the family of
Mr.. J. W. Barlow.
Mr.. Tom Stiff, Of Culpeper, is the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. T. II. Stiff. at her home
near here.
Mr.. Charlie Wright spent n portion OF
last week in Baltimore and Washington.
Rev. f. II. Rowe, Of Buena Vista, was
among the visitors in town this week.
Mr.. Charles Collins and family, OF Ala
bama, are spending the summer Mt his
country home, Holly Hill" near town.
The Friday night Club was pleasantly
entertained last Friday night at the home
of Mr.. n. D. CoghiIl. There was a large
number out.
The DeJarnette property will be resold
on next Thursday. There are several
parties anxious for the place.