Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.


Miss Annie Winder will reopen
her school at Harborton September
23rd.
The Cape Charles Agricultural
Fair opens October LIST and continues
four days.
Miss Margaret Groton will begin
her music lessons in Onancock, Sep
TENDER 18th.
There will be services at the Allan
tic Baptist Church, next Sunday
night, at 1880 p. M.
Miss Harriet Wilkins will reopen
her school September 10th, 1901.
Terms 81. 90 per month.
Geo r. Justis & Son offer bargains
to all customers through our columns
this week. See advertisement.
The store OF Click Il Co., Oman
cock, will be closed on account OF
holiday. Saturday, September 14th.
The Pungotesgue Academy opened
yesterday with a full quota of pupils
and bright prospects for successful
session.
A valuable farm is offered for sale
at private contract by Mr.. Geo. Il.
Ellis, Greenback vile, in another col
umn of this paper.
Mrs. Charles s. NAPLES, who has
been visiting friends in Onancock
and vicinity, returned to her home
In Baltimore last Wednesday.
DR.. W. E. Judkins will preach at
Drummondtown Methodist Church,
Sunday, September sth, 8 p. m. and
Monday, September 9th, 8 a. IN.
Miss MAZDA Revell and Mr.. Bert
Hickman, of Baltimore, and Mr..
John Addison, Of New Jersey, are
visiting relatives and friends at Ac-
coDac G. H.
The colored people will hold their
third annual fair at Tasley, Septem-
Der 25 and e. Indictment weather
prevented them from holding 1T
In August as heretofore advertised.
The Broadway Baptist Sunday
School will hold lawn party on the
lawn of Mr.. c. A. Rev on Pungo-
league Creek, Saturday afternoon,
September 7th. Public cordially
invited.
Rev. Walter Rhodes has accepted
call to Baptist Churches in upper
Accomac and moved to New Church
last week. A parsonage building will
soon be in course of erection for him
at that place.
The usual privileges of 1.-The
Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation" will be sold at public aue-
ton, on their grounds, Saturday,
September 18th, at five O'Clock, on
the arrival of the south bound train,
at Cape Charles.
Mr.. Willie Fl. b. Rue, son of W. j..
Rue, and his bride are on visit to
his father and other friends at Belle
Haven. He is a very successful rail
road engineer in Alabama and his
bride is one of Kentucky's most ac>
complished daughters.
The Pungoteague division of the
Produce Exchange will meet at Pun
colleague to-day, September 9TH, 2
pm. Mr.. W. A. Burton, business
manager and others will be present
and address the farmers. All mem
bers are expected to be out.
A mass-meeting of the Democrats
of Northampton is called by DIR. Jno.
r. wilkins, Jr., county chairman, at
Eastville, Monday, September 9th,
for the purpose of electing a county
committee, county chairman, and
for the reorganization of the party.
DR.. Geo. w. LeCato and Hon. s.
Wilkins Matthews are the nom inees
of the Democratic party for the
Senate aud House OF Delegates res
pectively. They were the only as
pirants UP to Thursday when the
time expired for candidates to an
nounce themselves.
Mrs. Sarah Feddeman, a very es
timable lady, relict of the late Joseph
M. Feddeman, died Wednesday
August 2Sth, at her home at Tenn
peranceville, aged 90 years. Funera
services over his remains at the NJ
E. Church, South, Temperanceville
and interment in the family buryine
ground, near Oak Hall, on Thurs
day.
The next session of the Margare
Academy opens September 18th
This school offers thorough courses
under competent and experienced
instructors, in the usual Englisl
branches, foreign languages, scienc
and music. Also business cours
under the direction of a specialist
See advertisement elsewhere in thi
paper.
On Saturday, September 7th, tn
L. T. l. of Wachapreague will hol
an entertainment on the lawn at tn
home of Mr.. A. s. Kellam. Program
will consist of recitations, music, an
Tea Tray Drill by eighteen girl'
after which ice cream and cake wi
be served at the usual price. Pro
ceeds for the benefit OF the me-