Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-07-02
LOCAL NEWS.

Board of Supervisors meet We'd
nesday, July 18th.
Next term of circuit court Of Acco'
mac begins next Monday, July 4th.
The Eastern Shore Agricultural
fair will open Tuesday, August sum-
and continue four days.
A fair will be held at Atlantic Nj. T.
Church on Wednesday. July eth.
Particulars will be given next week
Miss Grace Mason, of late visitor
to her aunt, Mrs. N. J. Lang, Acco
mac @. H., returned to her home at
Hopeton, this week.
The privileges of the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair Association will be
sold at the Fair grounds, near Keller,
on next Monday, July Ali, $3.50 p III.
Mrs John E. Lewis, partially para
lived at her home at Accomac Z. RI
on Wednesday, is better at this time
and serious results are not now ex'
pected.
A festival will be given at Horn
town Baptist church, on Wednesday,
Jnly 20 h commencing at O'Clock.
Fireworks will be among the attrac-
tious at night.
Mr.. f. Parks, representing the
Leatherbury Shoe Co of Clarksonrg'
w. Va. will call on the merchants OF
the Eastern Shore during July with
q complete al up-to date line OF fail
samples.
The clerk of the circuit court for
the county of Accomack has intorma
ton TO the fleet that all persons en-
titled to Confederate pensions under
the Acts of 1900 and 1902, will be paid
in September next.
New advertisements in this issue
Of interest 70 our readers: w. L. win
der. Onapcock, merchandise; A.
McCready, Parksley, potato vine cut
ter; E. F. Guillette, Temperancevilie
merchandise; J. L. Byrd, Mearsvllle
goods at cost.
Rev ]. Carson Watson, beloved
ard fi.ient pastor for many year
of the NJ. E. Church, South, in Acco
mac, died yesterday morning, Jun
3Oth, at Dauville, Va. he WAS TIT
father of Mrs. John b. Riley, o
Pocomoke City.
The valuable house and lot @
James D. Uzz'e, situated near Acco
mac @. a., will be sold at public au'
ton in front of Courthouse door, o
Saturday, July 9d,3 p. IN by LFioy
Mock, trustee. Lot contains wv
acres, more or less.
Invitations are out for the maj
Rage of Mr.. Martin Luther Parks
formerly of this county, and mis-
Florence Maude Morris, of Whining
ton. Del, Thursday evening, Jun
" Goth. eight O'Clock, at their home 81
West Fifth St., Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Sarah E. Dufield, formerly
this county, daughter of the la
Thomas R. Joynes, aud widow
Charles B. Duffield, a promlneI
member many years ago OF the Acc
mac bar, died Friday, June 24th.'
Asbeyille NC, in the 18th year OF b
age.
In The case of the Commonwealth
w w. Brickhouse, Mr. s. Jas. Tu
lipgton, attorney for the Commo
wealth, will be assisted by Geo.
Wise. of Richmond, and the defen
will be represented by n. b. Wesco
of Accomac, and G. E. Meredith,
Richmond.
All Registrars of voters are rfqu
ed nv law to send to the clerk OF
circuit court duplicate copy OF
trarkfers to voters given or recel'
by them, with all blanks prope
filled up, in order that all such ira
fers NAV be entered on the peru
pant rolls in the clerks office.
A picnic and festival Will be he'o
Evergree1 NJ E. Church. South,
u 4th. proceeds to be used In buy
~, ws for said church. Addresses
prominent speakers will be maze
the occasion. Dinner, supper
otherrefre shments will be served.
invitation is to every one and g
time may be expected
Miss Beatrice LeCato, who has
finished her post graduate course
the Normal College, was in addl'
to her degree of Bachelor OF Arts
recipient of an advanced degree
the regents OF the University OF
State of New York, at Carnegie
on the evening of June gid.
LeCato is A niece of the late Sen
LsCsto, of Acconack.
The ladies OF Oak Grove Will
an all day festival at the Keller
grounds on July 4th. Dinner
supper will be served with all
delicacies of the season. A gam
base ball will be played aud the
enliyentd by patriotic songs. Ii
evening Valley Farm will be rel
ed by amateur and trained dfaI
talent. All are cordially invited
The privileges of the Fenl
Fair Association were sold on