The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-04-11
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MT. 81. DOWlt OTtl JI, VI w iroh' ~ VS.
il the guest of his parents in Stafford.
Mrs. II. 4 Coleman, of Richmond, is
visiting her sisters and brothers in the
city
Mr.. ". h. Sisson. Of Orange. was n
visitor to THE FREE Lance office yester-
day
Miss Fannie p. Withers, of Abingdon,
is the guest of DR. and Mrs. d. {. Bow
man.
Misses Ida Wooding and Mollie Me
Cracker are in Washington, the guests
of friends.
Mary Wharton, Dunavant thiscounty,
has been granted at Washington pen
sion of Sl2.
Miss Maud Garnett Steel, of Richmond
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mamie
Gordon Willis.
There is slight Improvement in the
condition of Mr.. Stapleton Crutchheid'
who is very sick
The Pension board OF Stafford will meet
nj the Courthouse on Wednesday, April
9TH, at / | n. IN.
MIR. Scott Brooke, OF Baltimore. is
visiting his relatives here, Mrs. Susan
Turner and family
The condition of Mrs William Downs,
who suffered stroke OF paralysis tins
week, is very critical.
DIR. Howard Fletcher. of Fauquier, has
gone to New York to fill n position IN
the New York City Hospital.
Licensed in Washington to marry
Ernest II. Menzen and Mamie '. owe,
both of King George county.
Have you gotten them? Your Easter
gloves mean. All the new shades can
be had at Jones Cash Store.
Rev. C. y. Tyndall left Monday Tor
Warren county. to visit his wife, who
has been there for several weeks.
DIR. G. F.. Outcalt, of this city, and Miss
lydia New were married at the home ol
the bride. in Baltimore last night.
Mrs. John c. Willis and daughter, Miss
Nora. who have been on visit To rela-
tiyes in Caroline, have returned home.
The fredericksburg College team de
feated the Locust Dale baseball club at
Orange Friday afternoon. Score TO w.
Miss Lillian Montague and Miss Grace
King will reopen their dancing-schooi III
the Enterprise building Friday evening
The concert which was to have been
given at the College Tuesday night, has
been postponed until Friday, April l"th.
Mrs 4 X. Phillips and daughter, Miss
Jennie Phillips have returned home from
Washington. where they spent the winter.
John Alexander, cofored died here Mon
dav night of consumption. aged 20 years.
The body was taken to Spotsylvania Tor
burial.
Miss V. Aylmer Gray, who has been
SPENDING the winter with her sister, Mrs
Deans. in Wilson, n. C., has returned
home
Mr. RIP. W. Garnett, of Alexandria,
was in the city yesterday, en- route nome
from Richmond. He is native OF Essex
county
Gloves. gloves. Gloves for Easter.
Gloves for general service. Kid gloves OF
all new shades are now at Jones Oash
Store.
fredericksburg College team will go to
Alexandria Saturday and play the Fps
copal High School, on the latter =
grounds.
Miss BERTHE l.. Durrett, OF Washington,
who he's been visiting her parents, MT.
and Mrs. c. b. Durrett. in the county mas
returned.
Gold weather and high winds have pre-
vailed for the past week and weather
probabilities predict continuance lot
several days.
Mrs W. II. W. Mason and little daugh-
ter are spending the Easter holidays with
Mrs Mason's mother, in fredericksburg.
Richmond Times.
Mrs. Mary Anne bowman has returned
from Richmond, where she visited her
daughter. Mrs. NJ. j. Dimmock, ana SON.
Rev. J. Y. bowman.
Matthew ] Hyde, a colored Republican
of Spotsylvania, has secured q posltloh III
the general postOfiice at Washington
which pays $500 per year
DIR. W. J. Chewing, who has been
connected with the Virginia Hospital, In
Richmond, will leave that institution on
April 26, and return home here TO prac-
tice his profession.
Special for Easterl Roses, Carnations,
Violets and all kinds of Flower Plants
Also Cabbage and Tomato Plants, at
Covey 4 Sons, Florist, Fredericksburg
Va. Phone call. 112.
The Berry Hill" water, sold by DR..
KN Goodrich fresh from the springs In
Culpeper, is said to be the best on tine
market. Its beneficial effects on dys-
peptics is remarkable.
LIB. Halls Sons have just received a
large stock of Landreth's Garden Seeds
Mt low prices. Also a complete assert
ment of everything usually found in the
best drug store.
The Stafford Democrats will hold o
mass-meeting at the Courthouse on We'd
nesday April 18th (cOurt-day) when sew
eral speakers of prominence in the Stat'
will address the voters.
When YOU want an exact photograph
of yourself, thoroughly durable and up
to,date in finish, you can always get l
at the Davis Gallery. All work guaran
teed in every respect.
The high winds of the past few day
have been disastrous to the interests
the fishermen on the Potomac river
For several days no fishing could b,
done. and the winds and waves damaged
the nets to great extent.
Several weeks ago the heavy plat
windows for the front OF the 7. n. Bren'
store were broken in transit from tn
manufacturer. Yesterday new ones arr
rived. and in pulling them in the con
tractor broke a corner off OF one.