Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.

The next term of the Clrcul1 Oo"A
of Accomac begins Monday January
18th.
Mr. B. IT. Nelson has his usual Dig
line of Xmas goods. Call ana see
them.
Mr.. VIM. B. Young, retired farm
er of Daugherty, is critically Ill al MS
home near Daugher y.
Can't. S. A. Lewis and wife leave
early next week to spend the holidays
in philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. Lee B. Kellam, sheriff OF Ac-
comac. left for Baltimore Monday OIL
business trip, returning today.
Misses Clara and Stella Adams OF
Accomac c. H., left Wednesday to
spend a week with friends in Baiu-
more.
The Enterprise" will not be pup,
l;sbed next week but the ONCE VIII
be open 10 thOs0 WI"
need for job work.
Miss Margaret Lilliston returned
Saturday to her home at Accomac u
H.. from visit of several weeks 10
friends in Richmond.
Miss Mamie Mason, OF Accomao
H.. left Friday to spend the ChriSt-
mas with her friend, Miss Annie D.
Cherry, Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Mary E. Stevenson who re-
Gently left with her parents for thelr
new home in Norfolk, is at Accomac
CHI. visiting her old friends.
DR. F. Bruce Payne, of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, visited the Accomac
High School and made an address 10
the teachers and pupils, this week.
A concert will be given at the
Rloomtown Baptist Church, FRIDAY
night, December 2Sth. The attend
ance of the public is cordially re-
quested.
BILLS have been sent to many oil our
subscribers this week and many otherS
may expect them during the holidays
A prompt response to same Will be ap-
preciated.
The Accomac High School building
is in the hands of the painters, SIX III
all and it is expected to be ready 1ol
occupancy when the school re-opeh'
in January.
The Auxiliary Society of Modestowr
Bantist Church will hold a bazaar
and serve supper and refreshments OF
Wednesday evening, December 20
Doors open at 4 p. NJ.
The regular quarterly bushes
meeting of Hollys and Drummondtowl
Baptist churches will be held on SAT
urday. December 22nd. At Hollys l
a. M, Drummondtown, P. m,
The Leemont NJ. P. Sunday Schoc
will give a Christmas entertainment
in the church on Wednesday evening
December 26th, 1906. Exercises I
begin at 7.3O p. m. Admission
cents.
A car load of fine horses and mule
will ne offered for sale by Raughley
Twilley at Pocomoke city, Saturda.
December, 22d. They have bargain
to offer and through us request you
wait until you see them.
The Bloxom Methodist Sunds
School will have an entertainment
the church, consisting Of songs rec
tations and dialogues, December SIS
beginning at half past seven FL
and ten cents admission.
All members of Ocean Lodge, n
116. A. F. & a. NJ, are urgently
ouested to be present at regular met
ing, Thursday, December 27th'
their hall in Wachapreague. Office
will be elected and installed at tn
meeting.
The barn, stables, horse and mu
corn &c. of Edmund Drummond' c
ored. near Daugherty, was destroy
by fire Wednesday night of last we
with a loss to him of several hundl
dollars. The fire, it is believed v
of incendiary origin.
Many fine porkers have DC
- slaughtered in Accomac IN tne
week or so, but Mr.. E. t. Somers'
Rloxom, leads all in the list Of hes
w,iehts He killed one last week.
months and 21 days old, which wei
- ed ss2 pounds. It's weight in Ma
last was about 125 pounds.
The usual Xmas treats to the )
day school scholars and teachers
he given at the churches III DR.
,ondtown as follows: AT Pres
terrain church night of 25th; at L
fist church in afternoon OF 20t
o'clock; at Methodist church IN al
noon of 9th, at which there Will
also an address by the PASTOR m
&c.
lanes II. Fletcher, Jr., special c
missioner, will sell at public auc
in front of G. F. Byrd's store at
ford. on Thursday, December 27tl
a, M, valuable real estate OF W
T. s. Mears, Sr., died seized and
sessed, situated in Messongo N