Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-05-16
Onancock.

Mr8. hdlDu Joh 20 -
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Sidney ] hopkins, who has
been quite slck,is out again
Miss Lila Scott, of Eastville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. e. FREQ
Kelly.
Mr.. Edward E Miles has sold out
his stock in the feed business to Mr.
John T. Bundick.
Miss Sarah Parker and MISS
Snyder, Of Baltimore. are the gaes'S
Of Mrs. Ohio L Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph CANAL, OF
Gaoryerowp, Dell, are visiting at
Sans souci," the home OF Mrs. Der"
tie K. Powell.
Mr. NJ. G. Click will soon commence
the erection of handsome dwelling
on King St. The lot was purchased
from Mr.. E b. Parker.
Mr.. Id Il. Quinby has bought the
Quinby Home Place, together WIN
the building lot next to the fresoy-
terrain Church on Market st.
The first launching party OF the
season was given in honor OF MISS
SNYDER in Mr.. W. D. Lewis launch
"Appie" on Wednesday night.
Miss Susie Nottingham, OF East
Vile, and Mrs. William Joynes ana
Mrs. Thona, Waters, Of Baltimore
are guests at "Iugleside," the home
OF Mr.. Robert l.. Hopkins.
Mr.. J.R. sturgis accidently fell Oh
the porch of his home on Wednesday
night and broke his arm near th'
shoulder. On account of his large
weight his suffering is great.
at May party given by the MISS
, es Taylor on last Saturday to tn'
= Young pupils of their schools Maste
! Parker Hopkins, son of Capt. Johl
, PL. Hopkins, crowned little Mis-
Charlotte Fitchette, OF Baltimore a
"Queen OF May"
' A meeting of the citizens OF tn
t town will be held in the Town ha
= on Monday night for the purpose 9
2 nominating Mayor and four coun
r cilmen. Dolly three members OF Tn
e councils terms expire but 1t is state
that Capt E. w. Hopkins has re
q signed.
!, Il is stated, that Hon. Seth Low
Mavor of Greater New York, Who
making cruise OF the OhesapeaA
and it's tributaries visiting the I'LL
toric places in Virginia, anchored o
|. Onaucock creek and came up
8, Onancock pier on Sunday. III
r party's prime object here was to Wis
s. "Onley," the home OF ex'uoVern'
). Henry A Wise.
j. A large and representative audien'
of the elite of the Virginia Easter
N Shore assembled on Tuesday nigl
le at the Town Hall to attend the col
10 cert given by the ladies OF DO
Of Trinity Episcopal Church, this plac
~ Tho chief feature on the progra
}. was the songs by Miss Snyder, WI
d, leads the choir of Grace Protesta
D. Episcopal Church, Baltimore. so n
"a WAS Miss Snyder's rendition OF q
IN songs that she was encorsd time al
We again. All agreed that her voice
ne the best heard on this shore in rece
It. wears Mrs. Thomas Waters, also
.e. Baltimore, sang most excellent
She charmed the audience by comi
out 10 one of her encores and singl
the popular song" Undertse bamo
CT Tree Mrs. Waters and Miss SnyC
sang several duets, the most liked
be which was "Hark to the Mandolin
on Those ladies together with Mess
George Powell and Robert Sill
,ot sang several quartettes. Miss Evel
,iu Joynes, of Baltimore, and Miss su
hi. Nottingham, of Eastville, pla!
several choice selections on the pia
Mesdames Titlow and Quinby
ing cited finely selected recitations
nc most magnificent manner. The
All tertainment WIS success from CIV
point of view.