The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-31

MT. " Hlttf l.. Zoe. fi itWAllbAu, iCAt
a part of the holidays with relatives in
Falmouth
Mr.. :. I Baggett. Jr. OF W ashington
spent a portion of the holidays with bis
family in the county
Mr.. ". Key Howard OF rbanna, was
here last week guest az Kenmore
the home of his mother
Nessrs Ernest Layton and Clarence
Hancock have returned % New por- Views.
after q pleasant visit mere
Mr.. q. q. Wallace has rented the office
formerly occupied by Little x Little and
will make il ais law office
You can save money in buying dry
goods of all kinds blankets. underwear
etc. at +. 7 Bakers See his al.
Mrs. L. u. Egerton. with herdaughter,
Miss Alverta oi Petersburg. II the guest
OF her father. MIR Horace b. Hall
Nlessrs. f. J smith aud r. Fl Carmich-
ael spent part OF last week m hing
George county shooting birds and raD-
bits
Mr. John Burchell 90 King George
county. j. ina Washington hospital, and
viii nave 90 undergo "a surgical opera
tion.
Mis-. Salie LyeI Tap~cott. Of Frederick
burg. will spend January with Rev. and
Mrs " Meade Clarke - Richmond Dis
patch
Miss Carrie Pickett Moore, Of Bon Air,
will be the guest Of the family OF MIR. and
Mrs. ". L. Bradley during the month OF
January
Mr. and Ms " II Hicks have gone
% Louisa o. spend the holidays with
the family Of Rev j . Rhoades. father
of Mrs. Hicss
Miss Annie +. Fleming gave a dinner
party last Thursday in honor ot her
guest. Miss Rrba Barrett. of Alexandra.
who returned home on Friday
a nice fresh lot of ladies and gentle
men sid gloves just received az T. W.
ZONES These make nice christmas pre-
senr- open nights until clock.
HOLIDAY Good--Fine Stationery and
periumerv. Leather Goods etc Noting
more suitable for Amas present than
pair Of Hawkes. Spectacies. at Han g.
Mr.. e. r swift. Of Washington. who
spent a portion OF che holidays with bis
parenrs. In SD0t-yivauia county. was IA
the city Yesterday en- roIte 20 Washing
ton
Mr. and Mrs. Il G Chisholm and Mr.
Percy Chisholm. Of Richmond, and Miss
Isabel Chandler. u Louisa. spent a part
Of the holidays with the family OF Mr.. j.
" Masters.
Mr.. J H. G. Andertou, Of the Conway,
Gordon 4 Garrett National Bank. ant
MIR u. " billiard Of the National
Bank spent the holidays az their homes
II Essex
Nessrs. John r. Hicks, Jr and VIII
liam Bah. OF Richmond. arrived here sat
uriay and went 20 the home OF Mr. > l.
Hicks. in SpOtsyiyania. for a hunting
trip Of ten days
Every winter W. have some cold
weather. you must sleep warm. or you
cannot feel good. Blankets help the
cause. G.. y. Jones il Offering some fine
Jou vs~r cneap.
d..if 10 wedding took place az Brooke,
ST or. county. last week when Miss
p o Sullivan was married 70 J. +.
Gsrtnrr and Miss Mary V. Jett 20 e.. v.
b., rne. by Rev. L L. Potter.
Remember your friends during the
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trcraph OF yourself or family. The Fred
Davis Gallery If prepared 10
maze any size style Cr finish you may
u iah.
MIR. James r. Hart and Miss Laura +.
NJ, Allist4r. and Mr. William ;. Powell
and Miss Annie Powell. oil OF Spotsyi-
varia County. were married Thursday at
Spotsvlvania Court House. Rev. J. ?. II
CrismOnd officiating.
The remains ofCapt Thomas G.COrbin,
Of the L. ;. Navy, whose death occurred
in Philadelphia recently. were taken 70
Richmond Saturday for lnterment- capt.
COrhin was eighty two years OF age, and
tba Youngest son OF the late FT1ncis Cor
bin. Of Caroline county.
slight fire occurred in the basement
Of the Exchange Hotel Saturday. The
wainscOaIiDg over a chimney ha J a hole
burnt through it which weake I'd the
draught Of the furnace and r u the
brilding with smoke. II was stc ped mp
and bat little damage done.
Chatham eouacil No. $50, oi ne Ma
tional uion. held a meeting ri their hall
on corner Of Commerce and frinrer- inne
streets Friday night Specie were
made by president. +. v. Stearns, ex-
president. I. n Brent, vice president, ).
". Masters and others. Another meet
ing will be held on next Friday night at
; O'Clock.
Miss Wilma Wheeler gave a most de
hgbtful entertainment at her home on
Main street Friday night. Among the
features OF the evening was a guessing
game for which two prizes were offered.
Miss Matte Tansill won one and Mr.. l..
0. Price the other. The young people
enjoyed an elegant spread which was
served at II o'clock.
In the target practice of the Washing
ton Guards Friday there was some good
shooting. Sergeants \. G. Billingsly and
J. B. Proctor. Privates J. f. Estes and
Albert Snellings scored Is each, while
Private Calvin Walker made ID; all out
OF a possible score OF %. An elegant
supper was given the winning team at
the Washington Inn at night.