Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-04-21
NEIGHB0RHOOD NOTES.
OnancOck.

OnancOck.
Miss Constance r. Mock spent
Easter at Mappsville.
Mr.. Robert E. Landlord spent few
DAYS in Crisfeld this week.
Mrs. O. L. Powell and Miss Eva
Hopkins visited relatives in Baltimore
last week.
Mrs. John P. L. Hopkins and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, left for Balti-
more Monday.
Mrs. William T. Joynes, of Balti-
more. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
William Pitts, on North st.
Mr.. Gardner Nottingham, Mr.. L. Il.
Nottingham and Mr.. Murray Scott,all
of Eastville, spent Easter in Oman
cock and attended the ball, Monday
night.
Mr.. 0. L. Parker returned from
Baltimore last Saturday accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Catherine who
had been visiting her aunt, Miss Sara
Parker,fO a month.
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Nottingham, who
has been suffering with his eyes for
the past two years, had his left eye
taken out by DR.. Harlan at the Eye
and Ear Hospital in Baltimore, last
Saturday. He is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
When the mite boxes, which were
oiven to the children Of Holy Trinity
Sunday School on Ash Wednesday,
were opened Easter Sunday, they
were found to contain S95. As she
Sunday school only numbers abou; 10
it shows much self denial and n,y
are to be commended for their good
work. 1.-The money goes ! to Foreign
missions and z to Diocesan missions.
Spry Thomas, the twelve year old
son of Capt. Aaron Thomas, was rob-
bed by a negro near Locustmount, last
Friday. The boy was driving his
fathers fish wagon and met the negro
OH bicycle. The two rode along for
TWO miles together when suddenly the
negro demanded the boy money. He
threw Spry down and took about six
dollars away from him, failing to get
TWO one dollar bills which the boy had
in his inside pocket. Spry was not
hurt. Constable kellam was soon in
the vicinity in pursuit but was unsuc-
cessful as the negrotOOk to the woods.
1t was thought that the authorities Ill
Princess Anne had captured the negro
on freight train. Constable Kellam
took Spry there Saturday night but
the negro held turned out to be the
wrong one.
Hopkins Hall was aglow with light
on Monday evening tor the Easter
ball. About IS ladies and gentlemen
were present. The fine music, eX-
cellent refreshments and superb dane
ing, all together made the evening a
pleasant one. The chaperones were
Mrs. Robert L. Hopkins, Mrs. &. B.
Finney, Mrs. r.. L. Shield, Mrs. j. Il.
Fosque, and Mrs. Z. Z. X. Parker
Those present included, Mr.. and Mrs
Ohio L. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding; Misses Halle
English, Mollie Oliver,o Washington
Miss Margaret Smith, of Belle Haven
Miss BERTHE Waddy, of Onley; Mise;
Margaret Lilliston and Ruth Oldham
of AccOmac; Misses Sarah Parker
Mary and Helen Warren, Lettie anC
Octavia Geiger, Pansy wilkins, Ethe
Finney, Annie Hopkins, Madeline
Rich, Frances and Constance Taylor
Gertrude West, Margaret West, Nellie
Powell, Lillian and Ida McGrath, Mil
dred Mock, Onancock; Claude White
Ohio L. Byrd, Of EXmore ;Orris Byrd
of Oak Hall; R. Potwin, of Washing
ton; DR.. John Mears, L. S. n, waite
Mason, John and Roy White and VII
liam Platt, of Parksley; Gardner Not
tingham, Thomas Henry nottingham
and Murray Scott, of Eastyille
Samuel NAPLES, Of Cape Charles; W
c. Parsons, Of Onley: Robert Sim
mons, Barton and Dixie Lillistor
samuel T. Ross, Jr., Joseph Oliver
G. B. Ish, DR.. J. L. DeCOrmis, Of Ac
comac; William F. Hopkins, Williar
E. Hopkins, Garland and Randolp
IFinney, John w, West, John w. Gus
tbs, Ralph H. Anderton,T. w. Taylor
Jr., Warner Ames, and Edwin Noel