Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-09-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancocie.

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Onancock has two night watchmen.
Mrs. r. L. Hopkins spent rev
DAYS in Baltimore this week.
Miss Elizabeth B. Wise spent a Few
DAYS at Rue's Wharf this week.
Mrs. Mildred Fosque of Belle Haven
is the guest of Mrs. G. Fred Kelly
Miss Nettie Warren is visiting
friends in Salisbury, Maryland
Mrs E. R. Leatherbury is at Oak
Hall, the guest of her cousin MIS-
Sallie w. Horsey.
Miss Margaret Leatherbury enter
tanned her little friends last Friday IN
honor of her tenth birthday.
Mrs. L. D. T. Quinby and Misses
Elsie and Margaret Quinby returned
Saturday from Berryville, Va.
Misses Annie Peters and Lettie
Geiger returned Thursday from
ten DAYS visit to Snow Hill, Md.
Miss Maysie f. Padgett, of Buck
evestown. Md, is the guest OF the
Misses Taylor on E. Main Street.
Mr.. o. L. Parker has returned from
trip to Atlantic city, Mr.. Parker
has had as his guest this week Dr.
William Parramore, of Hampton, Va
Mrs. J. Paul Jones, Misses Eliza
beth. Mary and Katherine Jones' OF
late the guest of Mr.. W. T. WISE
have returned to their home in Lynch
burg.
Mrs. Robert Schaefer, of Philadei-
phia. Mrs. Samuel Barnes, OF Prin'
cess Anne, Md, who have been visit
ing Mrs. M. NJ. Miles, returned FIJI
day to their respective homes.
Mrs. Francis Wilson and two child
ron Miss Francis and Walter Parker
Wilson, are the guests of Postmaster
w. Fl. Parker. After months visi
here they will join Mr.. wilson II
| Santa Fe. n. Mexico. Mr.. Wilson
has recently been appointed clerk o
1.-The Federal Court of Claims at sal
ary of 81, 900 per annum.
The companies of the Seventy-hrs
r Virginia Regiment, which were sell
here by Governor Swanson Angus
18th. on account of the disturbanc
Saturday night, August 1Oth' wne
the hack carrying passengers ana III
IT, s. mail was fired on,were relieve
from duty Sunday. They marcne
from the town about ? p. m. to tax
the n. Y.P. & Norfolk express &c
: Norfolk. Chaplain Parker preache
b. TO the regiment Sunday morning
6 the M. E. Church, South, and THANH
r ed the soldiers in the name OF Colon'
: Nottingham for their creditabie d
lbavior. The command left Onancoc
= with the best wishes and SINGER
o gratitude of community which M
9 appreciated their excellent condu'
~ and their interest in its behalf.
e The social event of the season toe
place Friday evening when the SIEVE
,fl ty-frst Regiment gave dance TO u
v ladies of Onancock as an evidence
k their appreciation of the banquet e
p tended to them in typical Easte'
j. Shore style last week. The town M
where the regiment was statlon'
was decorated in red, white and bl
d. and the grounds brightly lighted
T. Japanese lanterns. Those who d
le not dance enjoyed the music and I
u attractive scene within where office
NJ in full dress and privates WITH pref
girls in their dainty dresses moved
o. and fro to the strains of the Seven'
elk first Regiment band, brought here
Il, the occasion. About 11:3O elega
n refreshments were served and ait
il wards dancing was continued III
er the heavens began to forten anoti
dav. That the courtesy of the re
ment in furnishing such a delight
~, "a evening was appreciated was atte
ed by the number of persons "
. were present.