The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-03
KING GEORGE.
Sunday School Celebration-Two Deaths
Notes Personals, Etc.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance.

Correspondence OF The Free Lance
King George 90 Va Jan 1901.
MIR Lewis n. Hoge Jr., accompanied
BY his bride, arrived on Sunday at
tier pretty home, THE Cottage, on
MachOdoc Greek. Mr.. H0ge WAS mar
ried last Wednesday 60 Miss Scales. OF
the upper piTt f Virginia His many
friends wish him q very happy journey
shTough life.
The Sunday School Christmas tree at
Trinity Methodist church was given
the pupils last Thursday. The tree was
laden with candies and gifts for the
children. and music appropriate 30 the
season was rendered The church was
filed with spectators who enjoyed see
ing the little ones happy This school
is superintended by SIR. John L Minor.
Wno D ,fes no eff )rt ID make IL one OF
the bosE IN the county. and he is sup
ported in his work by faithful teachers,
whose hearts are full in the cause they
love. A new library has recently been
purchas for the Sunday School and Is
composed Of excellent books.
Nj. James A. Kendall returned a
few days ago from visit 60 his former
nome and friends in West Virginia.
MIS-. Lena Suttle entertained Large
number Of her friends last week In a
most enjoyable manner at the home Of
her brotner. Mr. Maurice Redding. at
"TetOtam
Mr.. VIM. B Garrett, who has been
spending the Christmas holidays with
MS parents, Mr. and Mrs. H L. Gar
nett. 81 "spy HILL" leaves today TO
resume his studies in Washington.
Messrs. Oven and J. NJ Peed. Jr..
r TUNED several days ago from visit
90 friends in Washington.
Miss Lucy B. Mason. who spent her
Ohristmss vacation with her father,
Mr.. Z w. Mason. at "OloveT Hill,
has returned 90 school in Rockville, Md.
Mr.. cambridge Sale, Of Essex county.
who was a guest Of friends here last
week, has returned home
Mr.. Tucker Ashton, son OF eX.Judge
@ II Ashton. left on Sunday for a
stsy Of some time 10 Washington.
Rev. J l.. Pribble preached last Sun
dsv at his church ia Port Royal TO q
foe congregation.
Mr.. Henry A. Mason, who has been
ID ndiug The past month at his home
"Clevelsnd left on Sondsy for q bust
1ess trip through the South
There has been much said about the
scarcity Of game in this section, but
from mo success # some huntsmen we
think they must have succeeded ia
hodipq is quite plentiful. One gentle.
man from bennington killed hundred
partridges in a few days and some OF
onr mat, men have killed az many as
twelve turkeys Ia a short time.
M.. Henry Jenkins and Mrs Willie
Rollins. both residing near Ninde's
Store. died some days ago They were
both in the prime Of life and were
members If the B-ptist church. Mrs
Rollins was s daughter Of Mr. Marcel.
las FitzhuRh, a well known citizen OF
King George.
Misses Rets and Charlotte Tayloe, OF
Ohatterton, left on Wednesday for o
visit Of some length 90 friends IN
Washington
AS we staud upon the threshold CT she
nav year and the new century we are
filed with feelings of awe and a deep
desire TO help make this the best year OF
our lives. II is a great and glorious
thing 90 live and labor to make those
around us happy and the world better
for our being in it, 1t is worth the
sacrifice TO live for God, and help for
ward His cause. and 1t Is solemn
Thought that "Odr echoes roll from
sonl In soul. forever and forever"