The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-28
CURRENT COMMENTS.

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Some spPcial values In bed sheets and
pillow cases at The T. n Brent Store.
Mrs. Hugh d Scott has returned from
a Welt TO relative sin Philadelphia.
Miss Josephine Mason, of Washington
the guest of Miss Nora Goolrick.
MIR. A. A. Lewis, of Richmond, ia the
guest Of his brother. Or. NJ NJ. Lewis,
Mr.. A. H. Towering, Of Richmond, is
visiting his father. MIR, A. b. towering
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Smith left satur-
day by steamer for King George county
Mics Writ, OF baltimore who has been
the guest OF Miss st, John, has returned
home.
Miss Eta Tyler, of Charlottesville, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs q. Frank Inn
berlake
Mr.. Wallace Jones, of the Passapatan'
~ neighbOrhood, King George. was IN
town Saturday.
Miss Olivia Lindsey of Baltimore, if
whiting Miss Eliza Johnston fitEhugh on
'princeAnne Street
MIR. James Eckenrode, who has been
attending the Medical College in Balt-
more, ia in the city.
Miss Bessie Smith, of Alexandria, who
has been the guest Of Mics Mary Mon
cure, has returned home.
Judge ]. T. Goodrich aud Mrs Cool
rick left Saturday by steamer Tor Ming
George county 10 visit friends
The largest and most complete line OF
stylish millinery, shirt waists, skirts,
&c, at The T. n Brent Store.
Miss Mary Lindsay. who has bfen
teaching school in Fauquier for the past
session, has returned to this city.
Miss Kittie l.. Pollock, who has been
the guest OF Miss Ellen Wallace, lett Tor
her home ia Washington Saturday
Miss Wheat, of Washington, who has
been visiting Misses Maggie and Bertha
Merchant. has returned to her home.
DR. and Mrs. C. 5. Webb and son, OF
Bowling Green. are visiting Rev. W. ii.
Camper and family in Orange county
Misses Ida, Roberta and Rebecca
Beverley. OF Essex, were in the city Fri
day night, guests at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. W Thornton Mason, of n W York.
who has been the guest OF Mr b Smith
for the past week returned Sunday night.
Misses Minnie G. Smith and Flora
Mason. of King George, who have been
visiting relatives here, have returned
home,
Mr.. and Mrs F. Brulle have returned
from ten days trip to st. Louis, de
lighted with what they saw at the tx
position.
Miss Ethel Lewis, of Baltimore. who
has been the guest of Mrs s. g. Wallace,
left for Richmond Monday to visit Miss
Julia Horn.
Mrs. Fred Powell. of Richmond, who
has been the guest of Mrs. W. L.. Burruss.
left Monday for Washington, where she
will visit her mother.
Miss Marguerite NJ. Hopkins, o! Wash.
ingtOn, who rode so splendldly AT the
Horse Show last week is visiting her
parents at "Silver Spring, In this city
Mr. NJ Noryell Anderson, of Richmond,
spent Saturday and Sunday IN the city
with bis wife, who is the guest o! ber
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. " l.. Burruss.
Mrs Chsa Steele and Mr and Mrs. Wal
ter C. Stearns. who were the guests OF
Miss Mamie Forbes during the Horse
Show, returned Sunday night TO New
York
When you want beautifully finished
and ND to date photograph OF yourself.
Won can have it made 8t the Fredericks.
burg DAYS Gallery. All work guaranteed
first class in every respect
Mrs. ID. L. Smith & Co. are receiving q
varied assortment OF Horse Show Hats
They are Of beautiful designs and artistic
finish. Go and look at them aud get one
before the Horse Show, so You can have
it ready for the occasion.
Miss Nellie Layton, while at work at
the Silk Mill Saturday, stepped on
sharp splinter, and it ran through her
right foot. She was taken to Dr. W D.
Chewning's office. where the splinter was
cut out and the wound dressed.
Now every one must have a new sum
mer hat Never has there been such q
beautiful line OF them ehown in this city.
"a are TO be found at e. W. Jones now.
Our milliners are all very busy, working
dsy and night, that ell orders may be
delivered on time
Miss Matilda Grammar ThOrnt' n,who
has been boarding in fredericksburg for
the past four years, has returned to her
home at Port Royal. where she Is wei
coined by many OH friends. She is i'm
proviug her pretty home and cheering
her father in his old age,
L. s. Engineer 0ffice. 272S Penna- Ave
In. w., Washington, d. e., June ~
1904 Sealed proposals for dredging 10
Rappahannock River, Va, will be receiv-
ed here until IL NJ, July II, 1904, and
then publicly opened. Information FUR
MI he'd on application. A. NJ. Miller, Col,
Engineers. %'Io
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Mason, Of New
York. returned home Monday, after a
plpssant visit here to be present at the
Horse Show, and 20 meet the many rela
tiyes and friends of Mr. Mason in biz
former home. Mrs. Mason is an accom-
pIiehed and charming young matron and
has endeared herself to her new relatives
We are now prepared TO furnish family
trade with the following celebrated
brands nj ljOuor: Fairfax, FairmOnt