The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
STAFFORD.
DR. H. stone has q Severe PAN The vsnor
able Physician Has Been Praoticins
In Stafford sixty Years Birth
day supper Deaths
Personals, Bto.
Correspondence Of Tux FREE LAScr.)

Correspondence OF The FREE LANCE.)
Stafford G. Ii Va Jan 4, 1902.
There were 81 marriage licenses issued
| from the Clerks Office during 1901. II
white, IA colored; go deeds were re-
corded, and $295 30 collected in fines.
Miss Mabel Cliff has spent couple OF
days visiting friends here.
Mr.. James NJ. Woodland has been very
| Ill with tonsilts but is conyalescing I'M
der the ministratiOns Of DR.. Payne
Mr.. Andrew Woodland, who was Kicked
by n horse about month ago aud badly
injured, is conyalescing slowly from his
| injuries.
Mr.. james Morton. of Brooke. still con.
| tinues sick.
DIR H.StOne. OF GarrisOnyile il suffering
| from fall sustained last week. lie IL
| 80 years of age. and has practiced in this
community for about go years. lie IL
beloved by the whole community, wi o
miss him on his accustomed rounds
Miss Belle BlOxtOn and Mr. T.. Il. Jones,
of Williamsburg, spent this week at the
residence of Mr.. 4 T.. BlOXton.
Thermometer 1 degrees above zero at
& "A. m. Aqua Greek frozen from bank
| to bank.
Miss Florence Evans, who has been
spending Xmas with her parents near
| Garrisonville, left Wednesday for her
home in Washington.
Mr.. VIM. Truslow, who il engaged in
business in Connecticut. spent Xmas
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Truslow.
Mr. Duff Beagle. Of Lancaster county,
also spent n week visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mr. A. VI. Raines, of Garrisonvllc. paid
the Courthouse visit this week
Miss Esther Bryan who has been spend
ing her Xmas with her parents here.
leaves tomorrow for Washington To re
sumo her studies, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Mamie Bryan.
The Xmas of 1901 has been phenome-
nal az far az the COurt-hOuse and
Brooke are concerned Not single
drunk" has been reported. The people
seemed to enjoy the holidays in "A quiet
fashion, which your correspondent hopes
will be the fashion of many future ami
versaries OF the birth Of our Saviour.
Mr.. +. W. Berrey. who has been visit
lux III NulptptI duu NhhiNph' W. ~ ~ -
home Monday, and MIR Jno. l.. Berrey
goes TO Madison the same day 20 visit
his parents there. accompanied by Miss
Lucille.
Misses Daisy Mountjoy and Nellie Gar
rison are visiting friends in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Berrey gave n
birthday supper at their residence near
here last Monday to the young people OF
the neighbOrhOOd. Among those present
were Misses Maria Morton, Mamie. Mile
and Esther Bryan. and Messrs Charles
Potter and W Scott Bryan. The supper
was a SUCCESS and all enjoyed themselves
very much.
Miss Jeanette Harris, of Washington,
il visiting the family OF Mr. Jno. W.
Payne. near Brooke.
Miss Tiny Streets. OF Washington, IL
visiting her parents, near Brooke.
Miss Lola Stevens. Of Washington. Wis
tied her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Il.
X. Stevens. during the holidays.
Mr.. J. NJ Greene lett for his post OF
duty in Sandusky. q last Thursday.
NJ. Noah Fritter. aged about 9Oyenrs,
died at the Poor House, Dec. 81, 1901
lie was buried at his old home.
Miss Jane Wilson, aged about 80 years,
died at her residence. near Mountain
View" Jan. |, 1902, OF old age.
Mr.. Penny Sullivan will sell fruit trees
for the Knoxville Nurseries during the
year 1902 ScRIBBLER