Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-18

Miss Mary Goode is at Accomac @.
H. visiting her brother, Rev. John X.
Goode.
Savsgeville Sunday School will
hold Chi drens' day services at 3p.
~, Sunday next, 10Th inst.
Master Samuel J. Ross, son of Judge |
s. Il. Ross, returned home FROM
Fredericksburg College on Monday |
Mr.. Geo l.. Doughty arrived home |
on Saturday from Richmond College, |
to spend his vacation with his
parents.
The storehouse at Guilford is offer
cd for sale by Mr.. G. Y. Bloxom owner,
in this issue. See advertisement for
full particulars.
Children's day will be observed at
Baker Memorial Church, Sunday
night, June 10th. Exercises will be-
gin at o'clock.
Barnes & Son, Gargatha, will 'otfer
their stock of goods, except groceries
and other staple goods, at cost for
cash after July Isl. See advertise
ment next week.
Childrens' day will be observed at
Smiths Chapel. Bradfords Neck, i'll
the afternoon of June 10Th, and II
weather prevents Cd that day on
fist fair Sunday thereafter.
The people of Wachapreague will
hold their annual cele bration this
wear Oh July %, Saturday afternoon
and evening" For farther particu-
lars see next issue of this paper.
Reports of the condition OF Park
eley National Bank and CT the
Farmers and Merchants National
Bank at the close of business, June
8 b, 1904, appear in another column.
Mr. 8. F. Parks, representing the
Leatherbury Shoe Go of Ciarksburg.
W. Va, will call Oh the merchants of
the Eastern Shore during July with
complete and up-to date line of fall
samples.
Miss Myrtle Larkford and others,
If Pocomoke City, will give Musical
AID Literary entertainment in Parks
ley Baptist Church, Friday night,
June Gath. Admission 20 cents, child
rem 10 GEMS.
The personal property of VIM. b.
Mears, deceased, was not sold at auc-
ton Cd last Saturday, as advertised,
owing to a death in the family. The
sale will take place next Wednesday.
See advertisement for full particu.
lars.
A festival will be held at Drum
hometown Baptist Church in the
afternoon and evening of Tuesday,
June 28th. The annual treat to the
children of the school will be given
in the afternoon of the day. Public
invited.
The valuable house and lot OF
James D. Uzz'e, situated near Acco'
mac G. H., will be sold at public auc-
ton in front OF Courthouse door, on
Saturday, July 2d,S p. III by L.Floy d
Mock, trustee. Lot contains two
acres, more or less
The Clark Chapel Sunday School
will hold it's annual picnic at the
usual place on Folly Greek on Thurs
day afternoon, June 23rd. Ice cream
&c. for sale to the public. Should
Thursday prove stormy the picnic
will be held Friday afternoon.
The degree of A. B was conferred
upon DIN Il. McMatn, soD of m A
]. McMa'h, by Randolph MACON
College last week. }. E. Brooks
Mapp, son of Dr. J. E Mapp, won The
Franklin Society medal of that insti
tuition for Improvement in debate.
Alta meeting Of Lee District Schoo
Board, on Wednesday, at Accoma'
CHI, Mr.. A. l. Berger was eecteC
principal, al d Misses Susie LeCatc
Tibbie Grant and Dsisey Ayres
assistants. of the DrummondtowT
High School, for term beginning IL
September LeAt.
A rally, 10 the interest Of the Anti
Saloon League, will be held in tn
Grove in front of store OF Bennett q
Custis. Hacks Neck, on evening o
Saturday, June 1Stn. Addresses vii
be made by Rev. j. NJ. Street, o
Baptist church, and Rev. w. w
SAWYER. Of ID. E. Church, South.
The examination papers OF Mis-
Bette A. Rue, Belle Haven, ON JUNO
mathematics and German, togethe
with German translation by hel
have been sent by the faculty
Randolph Macon Woman's Colleg
TO ,he Exposition at st. Louis. Thu
is old Accomac honored through on
Of her daughters.
Miss Sadie Harmon, who taught {
successfully at the Wachapreag 81
school, and who attended the RAJ
dolph Macon Woman's College Il
past session. taking special cours'
in Pedagogy, History, Science, etc
has beeu elected to the position in II
Blackstone Institute as principal
the Primary Department and assis
ant in Pedagogy.