Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Board of Supervisors meets June
18th.
An ice cream and strawberry festi-
val will be held by the ladies of
Bloxom NJ. E Church, South, on
Saturday, June 4th.
Hon John E. Nottingham, Ill of
late with appendicitis, continues to
improve and is expected soon to be
10 his usual health sg4in.
A change In the advertisement of
the new firm, of Ames. Mills & Co.,
appears this week They have bar.
AIMS to offer worthy of your atten
ton.
The ladies OF Oak Grove Church
will hold an all day festival at Kel
Ter Fair grounds on Monday, July
Full particulars will be published
later.
The Misses Doughty,of Belle Haven,
have just returned from the city
with full and complete stock of up
to date millinery. You are invited
to call.
An advertisement of E F. Gull
lette, Temperanceville. appears 10
this issue. Read it, The induce
ment he offers 10 customers on next
Thursday may be of Interest to you
l.. Floyd Mock, special commits
sioner, will sell at public auction, on
Saturday, June 4tb, 1904, at 1;30
O'Clock p. NJ, in front of the hotel at
Bloxom, the house and lot belonging
to Harry w. Dickerson. For terms,
see posters.
James H Fletc cher, Jr and Stewart
K. Powell, special commissioners,
will sell at public auction at Bloxom,
Saturday, June 18Th, certain valu
able real estate Of which the late
Thorogood Mason died seized and
possessed.
The annual Childrens Day services
will be held at NJ. E. Church, South
Wachapreague, on Sunday morning,
June 12th. beginning at 10 o'clock.
If stormy on that day the exercises
will be held on the first fair Sunday
thereafter.
A concert will be given in the Town
Hall, Onancock, Tuesday evening,
June 9TH, for the benefit of Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church. The
ladies, under whose auspices it is
given, will be assisted by we'll known
talent from Baltimore.
The New Church division of the
Produce Exchange will meet at New
Church, June 18th. 1904, at the hour
of 2 O'Clock p. Id. A full attendance
OF all the members is both necessary
and desired as there will be some i'm
portant business to be attended to.
A drama entitled Strife" will be
played at the Academy at Pungo-
league. Wednesday evening, June
9Th, for the benefit of Red Bank and
Wardtowp Baptist Churches. Per
Torrance will begin at o'clock. Re-
freshments will be served. Admission
% aid 80 cents.
A meeting of the Hallwood division
of the Produce Exchange will be held
on Saturday, June 11tb, on arrival of
the noon train. Manager Burton and
Treasurer McMath will deliver ad-
dresses on the occasion. All members
ere requested to be present and all
others will be welcome.
An advertit ement of Mapp & Win
der, Keller, appears ia this issue
The firm is a new ole with an up-to-
date lire Of goods, wants your trade
AID proposes to have their share OF
it, if courteous attention and bar
gairs will secure it. Read the sdver.
tis, mout ard call at once.
Charges for stock dealing against
Rev W F. Cochran and G. 8. Baker
weii-known In this county, are being
investigated by committee appoint
ed by the Wilmington Methodist Con
ference, which if proven will probably
cause their dismissal from Their
churches, says the Wicomico News.
There will be regular service a.
Holy Trinity Church, Onancock
June 5th, at II a. H., at which
time holy Communion will be ad
ministered. On the same day at st
Georges, Pungoteague, at $3.50 p. m
ard at Belle Haven,at 800 p. IN ser
vices will be conducted by the rector
Rev. j. Scott Meredith.
Hon. w. T Bundick, absent from
the county since March LIST, on
lecturiI z tour in Kentucky and Yves
virginip, will, after filling an engage
melt to speak three times in Rich
mond Oh Sunday, return to his HON
at OnaLcock for a much needed rest
Bis lectures, with an Introductory b.
Rev. A c. Dixop, of New York, wi
be published at an early date in
book of about $50 pages.
Invitations have been issued b
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. @. Cotton Kimba
to the marriage of their daughter
Miss Mary Cotton Kimball to FREQ
eric Taylor Wood, on Wednesda.
June 18Th, 1904, at New Rochelle, \
Y Miss Kimball was a populs
Teacher at one time at Onancock an