Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-07-30

and 10.
Miss Gage, of Boston, is visiting
Mrs. P. B. Henderlite this week.
The High School of Drummond
town opens Monday, September 9th.
The ladies OF Bloxom NJ. E. Church,
South, will have a festival Friday,
August 9th, beginning at four o'clock.
The fifth session of Mrs Simmer
mans school begins Monday, Septem
Der 18th. Terms given in another
column.
Cedar Island is now open and |
furnishes both board and lodging |
Make your engagements in advance
to insure attention.
Supt. Wright says the turns of Tas-
ley track have been thrown up and
graded. Track is lightning fast.
That's all. Dates August 8 II.
The Tasley base ball team, we are
authorized to say,will play any team
Oh the shore at the Peninsula Fair
the losers to pay the cost OF the
game.
The Puugoteague division of the
Produce Exchange will meet at Pun
gotesgue on Saturday, August oh
All of the members are requested to
be present.
Tasley Fair grounds are truly
alive with trotters. The best on the
Shore are there already and the
others are dropping in every day.
Dates, 9>12th August.
Judge j. W. q. Blackstone left
few days ago for Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, and proposes to remain there
until the next term of his court in
Accomac, in September.
Miss Alex and Bette Cason, daugh-
tiers Of Capt. John F. CssoD, of the
Steamer Washington are visiting
their cousin Miss Bessie Tatem, at the
home of Mr.. Geo. W. Addison near
Cashville.
The house and lot of J. T. Ackley,
Sirocco, will be sold to the highest
bidder by j. r. Riggs, Administrator
of VIM Somers, deceased, on Satur-
day, August 9th. See advertisement
in another column.
Among the visitors to the town this
week are Miss Ruth Matthews, Of
New Church, Miss Bettye White, of
Stockton, Miss Mary Davis, of Watts
willie, and Miss Florence Hickman, Of
Pocomoke City, uests of Mrs. Thomas
w. Twyfori.
From present indications the man
ayers of Tasley Fair predict all pr
vious meetings will DE eclipsed by
the coming great show. Arrange
ments never before go elaborate or
enthusiasm so great Dates August
9-12.
New advertisements in this issue
of special interest to our readers:
Richmond College; Fork Union
Academy; Eagle Mills; Jacob Abel
steip; W. 8. Dickinson & Son; Lillis-
ton & Gusts; Notice to creditors of
Peter Bailey, deceased.
Mr.. w. T. Bundick, Onancock, has
been engaged 10 deliver two address
es at the "Temperance Day." rally at
the BraDdywine Summit Camp, in
Pennsylvania, on August 18th and
18th, ard also at the Laurel-Bethel
Camp. in Delaware, on August 2Oth
and 2lst.
An excursion will be given by the
ladies of Drummondtown Raptist
Church to Metompkin Beach from
Folly Wharf next Monday, and the
invitation is to everyone who vii
to go and participate in the pleasure
of the day. Refreshments will be
served on the launch and beach.
Everything that will add attract
ion to the big. Tasley Fair is beins
bookt d by the management. Thel
are up against real opposition ant
they know it. Failure means cen
sure. Lots of money must be spen
to interest you. But why not? 1T
your fair and your money. The,
add experience and you take tn
results.
Mappsville Baptist Church vii
have festival on Tuesday, Angus
I'd, beginning at p. In. Music vii
be among the attractions. Supper
ice cream sc. will be served. Yo
are invited 10 be present and spen
pleasant evening under the sbad
Of the trees with your friends an
help a worthy object. If Tuesday
Indictment festival will be held o
Wednesday.
All persons who attend the PenlI
sula Fair this year may expect frs
class board. Capt. W. H. Lang rente
the privilege and no other assuran'
is needed. He will not only provic
abupdantly of everything in seaso
good to eat but will have it prepare
in way that will be most palatable.
addition to his regular dinner, oy
tiers, ice cream, &C., will be serve
throughout the day.
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