Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-08-20

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ton at Tasley. -,
BOARD of Supervisors meet al A'ins NJ
Honse w ednesday, August path
The High School of Drummond' A
town opens Monday, September lS'h' n
sraed entries to the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair close August S0u' b
IL p III. 1
Rev. ]. Nj. Street will preach al G
ps,borton Baptist church next gun
dav afternoon, $3.50 O'Clock. I
Mr. Thomas. g. Mock, of Atlantic 6
Loft Tuesda, for a trip of about zen S
DAVIS to the 81. Louis Exposition
I.FO and Roberta Grinnalds are
amending their vacation with 'he,i
uncle George G. GrinDalds, LeemonV'
Mr. William Garrett, Of Northamp
top. accompanied by his daugn'er'
Miss Hattie, were visitors at A'00
mac G. b. this week.
In game of base ball at Green,
bsckville, between Snow ni'i anu
home teams, the latter were Vic'oi'
nv the score OF to2.
The catalogues of Keller Fair are
IN the hands of Mr.. j. ID urnei'
Msnpsburg, for distribution, II you
fail to get one write him
Especial attention is invited 10 al
oauartisemept of Mr.. E. T. Parks IN
tb,, issue. He offers for sale his iucr@-
tive business at Parksley.
The fair of the colored people at
Tasley commences August ESQ., anu
continues 4 days, as appears oy ao-
vertisement in this issue.
Mrs. Susie Mccoy, dlughter OF Rev.
John W. Hundley, is in Aecomac'
visiting the family of Mr.. Ben l.
Gnnter and Others friends.
An advertisement OF RAWLINGS
Institute in another column Is OF III
terest to those of our readers VINO
have daughters to educate heau It.
DIR. W. E. Hatcher will preach IL
Drnmmopdtown Baptist ChurcD
An, day morning at II O'CLOCK an
at Opancock Sunday night
Rev. N. Hartness has returne
from the st. Louis exposition an
will fill his pulpit at Drumnono'o"
Methodist church to morrow mori
ing.
Tho Misses Casons, after a vel
rleasant visit to their cousin Nj
pess,e Tatem, near Cashville' II
turned to their home In NorioiA i"
Monday.
The Rev. ]. R. Taylor will hold sc
vices at Jenkins Bridge next ouno'
morning, August 21st, at bloxom
and at ST. James Churc
Accomac, at p In.
valuable farm, situated III DC
Noob 10 offered for sale at prlV'
contract by Mrs. Belle Mears, De
Haven. See advertisement IN aho
~ column for full particulars
Imam election held at Parksley
week on the question OF tncorpo
zion 81 votes were cast for an
against it. DR.. }. L. oIeuge
elected mayor and Mr.. 1. l. Mt
town recorder.
Mrs sallie Bloxom, aged abont
vsars wife of Mr.. Myers Bloxom
hor usual health and while atte
800 tho duties of her househ
fell dead at her home near Di0'
Station on Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Groton will REF
her music class in Drnmmoho'
Thursday, September 10, ana
Ononcock Friday, September To-
Mnsical history and ear trai
taught in connection WITH pi'n'
sons.
The 0aL6b Vi thO h0@S
r;cultural Fair this year are ~
90 81 and September ana K
lit ~ premiums in horse depart
appear, this week and a 1uli nS'
the premiums will be puo'
later.
Among the visitors to frien'
town this week are: Misses y"
fred and May LeCato, OF NC
Miss Madeline Warren, OF +
,eapne. Miss Stella Nelson, OF
more. and Miss Aileen Nottln
of Northampton.
The annual church fair VIII
of Guilford NJ. E. Church'
wednesday, September IA D.,
weather is inclemeLt at that I
next fair day. Supper, Ice
and coIfectioneries will DE
proceeds for benefit OF churcl
The ladies Of the Pr'testan
conal church, Bloxom, will no
annual fair on August 24th'
ming at three o'clock. sup
cream, C, Ike aud ccpfectioner
he served. Should the wea
inc,emen, you are invited
attendance on first fair day
Hallwo d division OF the
Exchange will meet Saturu
onst 9th. Ali new members
ouested to be present to pay
due on their shares OF stock
,a.+ meetinp in which old