The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1901-08-29

home in Rocky Mount Friday after
visiting relatives here.
Miss Kate Shearin, OF Rocky Mount,
has been here some time visiting her
father, Mr.. J. d. Shearin.
Mrs. w. o. Bullock, of Rocky Mount,
has been here this week visiting her
mother, Mrs. P. J. Madry.
Mrs. Bateman returned to her home
IN Plymouth Tuesday after stay Of
two weeks at Hotel Camp.
Mrs. P. c. Cohoon came up from
Everetts Tuesday to visit her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. T. Harre]l.
DR.. Ira Hardy, of Richmond, was
here few days ago on short visit to
his brother, Mr.. r. L. Hardy.
Mr.. A. L. burlington and wife left
last week for the Pan-American Elk
position at Buffalo and other places.
Judge =. D. Winston, who ia hold
ing court in Halifax, spent Sunday in
Scotland Neck the guest OF Mr.. w. A..
Dunn.
Mrs. N. B. Joeey, Misses Annie Bigge
and Huldah Josey and Master Ashley
Bryan few days ago returned from
their trip to Buffalo.
Miss Anna Clark returned home
| Thursday from q visit to relatives in
Tarboro. She was accompanied home
by her cousin, Miss Rebecca Bridges
who returned Friday.
Mr.. B. F. Tillery, OF Durham, spen
some time last week visiting ms father
and other relatives near Tlllery. Hi
friends in Scotland Neck wouit havt
been glad to see him.
Mrs. Leslie Allsbrook and cousin
Miss Grace Burch, returned to thei:
home in Richmond Monday-rhsy
are accomplished ladies ana made
many friends while here.
Mrs. 7. N. Hill, of Montana, who
has been here some days, left Friday
for Halifax to visit relatives. She j.
d lady of rare culture and made mum.
erous friends during her short stay
here
Miss Sallie Wilkins, who has been
trimmer for Morrisett Bros, has re.
turned to her home in Enfield, where
she will open the millinery trade TO,
herself. She made many friends here
who regret very much for her to leave
Scotland Neck.
Miss Emma Harrington returned te
her home in Greenyllle Wednesday
after an extended visit to her sister
Mrs. J. B. Edwards. She was accom-
panied by little Miss Mildred ard Mas
ter John Edwards.
| Mrs. ]. Fl. Britt came down Saturday
from Wrendale, Edgecombe county
accompanied by her little daughters
Ruth and Ethel, to spend few day
with her mother, Mrs. Drew Braswell
and other relatives and friends at Bras
wells x Roads.
The following boys returned to Wax
Forest Tuesday to resume their ST udle
in the college: Mess. Raymond Dunn
Albion Dunn, Hugh johnson ant
Rom Bryan. Mess. Waite Bagley an
Wilson Price also went to take thei
first years course.
, The Tar Heel OF Elizabeth Cit,
says:
"Mr. r. P. Vaughan, OF Scotlan
Neck, has decided TO locate here. Il
III; a brother of Mr.. A. Vaughan Ii.
genial agent of the Singer Se:ln
Machine Co. here"
Mira. L. w. Bagley returned HON
Saturday from an extended visit to hi
father in Wake Forest. She was Al
companied home by Mrs. w. G. Brew
or, of Wake Forest, who will spen
some time here on. visit to Mrs. Bal
K lev and Mrs. N. B. Josey.
Misses Mary Bechtel and Aim
Lower, of Maryland, arrived Tuesda
:, Miss Bechtel is we'll known here ar
o her friends are numbered by her a
ouaintances. She will teach at &c
tage Home School. Miss Lower com
9 to be music teacher in the same schot
The town welcomes these two talents
ladies' into its midst.
:, Miss Nina White has returned fro
visit to Bristol, Tenn. The Brlst
Courier said of her:
u "Mlss Nina White, OF Scotland Nee
"a NC, who has been visiting Mi
Pemberton In Holston Valley for t
10 past two months, lett for her hor
Is Yesterday. Miss White made hers
very popular among the ones "
, were fortunate enough to meet b