Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-09

Lena Sanders, trs1k Bartlett aud
Miss Glenn Sanders, aud + NJ.
Hutchinson, ST., and Miss May
Lumpkin. The wedding march was
played by Mrs, Julia Bartlett.
The Rappahannock Baptist Sun
day school held its annual Christ
mas celebration On Christmas night.
The church was appropriately deco.
rated with eyeTgreeus and Christ
mas tfee. Santa Claus caue ia with
good things for The children. The
program consisted Of dialogues,
drills, vocal and instrumental music.
The Rappshannock choir, assisted
by the Welcome Grove choir, with
Prof. s. a. Gden as leader, con
Quoted the musical part cf the pro-
gram. At the conclusion treat of
candy WAS served
Mr.. Wiley was in Baltimore and
Washington during Christmas week.
L. i. Baldersou, after spending
Christmas with friends and relatives
here, has returned to Washington.
Messrs. Freddie Morris, Walter
Moore, Odus Sanders aud Eide
Coates returned home from the East
ern Shore OF Maryland on Christmas
eve to spend the winter.
Jasper Sanders, who has just com
pleted his apprenticeship wi tn James
Runnels, wheelwright, coach maker
and blacksmith, at Neenah, West
moreland county, commenced a like
business here for himself this week.
We wish Mr.. Sanders much success
IN his new enterprise. His brother.
Yurie, will assist him.
Miss Maude Zones, who has speut
the past six weeks with her father.
K. z. Zones, at the Cliffs, near here,
will return on Friday Of this week
to her brothers home in Middlesex
county. Miss Zones will be missed
by her many friends here.
Ii. a. Balderson has moved to
"Straugeway" farm, near MAYORS.
lie will manage the farm this wear
Tor j. NJ. Ba!derson, the new owner.
a. a. Taliaferro is still on the
sick list, as is also Walter Reamey.
John ID. Sanders, of Washington,
is visiting Robert L Jones this week.
There were quilting parties at
Mrs. j. a. Nash's aud Mrs. William
Brooks during the Christmas holt
days. There were also parties at
Messrs. Henry Browns, W. A. Nash's
and John L. Sanders during the
holidays.
Messrs. A. NJ. Nash and Warner
Zones are in Baltimore in the inter-
est OF their business.
Miss Annie b. Sanders, Of Che
Capital City, Is visiting here.
Emmet Bartlett is running Bat
tales grist-mill This year,
Joseph Pearson is home from
Mlddlssex county to spend awhile.
a, W. Sanford has new dwell
ing IN course OF erection. c. A.
Bowen is assisting In the work.
We had the pleasure to-day of
meeting with Clarence Owens, W ho
has been in Cincinnati, Ohio, for
the past five years. Mr.. Owens is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Fanny
Owens, near Siugerly.
Garrison Marks, student at
fredericksburg College, spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
L. ID. Marks, at MAYORS.
Roland L. Pulien spent Christmas
at his home here and returned TO
Rainswood on Sunday last to resume
bis duties as teacher of white public
school No. : at Oakland.
Misses Hattie and Lucy Pullen
sud John II. Campbell reopened
their schools on New Years Dav.
All the others opened on the 9Th.
In a few days Warner Zones
will locate his saw.mill on II. W.
HinsOn's farm.
Robert w. Scates is suffering
greatly from sprained back.
Jasper Sanders and A. X. SNYDER
were IN Baltimore last week on bust
ness.
Rev. q. NJ. Connelley will preach
at Currioman Baptist church on
the second Sunday in this month.
Brother Conuelley has been called
to the pasiorate of that church, and
10 all probability he will accept.
Samuel Snyder, Of Norfolk, spent
the holidays ut his parental home
here. Sam is as jovial as ever.
n. Il. jenkins has bought the
COATES Farm" at Newland, and w.
L. Reamey has purchased the ''Dish-
man Tract" near Reamey's Fork.
The latter has moved from our viii
lage to his farm.
Whooping cough is still prevalent
Ia this community and attendance
at some of our schools lie slack on
account Of it. STAR.