Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-20

fist church. 1t will be continued
next week.
The shirt factory burned at Hail
wood last week did not belong TO tne
Kitchens Bros, as reported, put 10
MIR. Chas. J. Kitchens.
A handsome dwelling is in course
of erection for Mr.. Walker Elchei-
berger at Acconac @. H, to be occu-
pieS by him when completed.
Lima Park, Onancock, will be open
every Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Friday afternoons and evenings
and Saturday afternoons until furoher
notice.
The WIN Society Of the Horn
town Baptist Church Will nave an
oyster and ice cream social IN tne
barrel house at Horntown' Saeuroay'
April goth.
fine road mare, standard bred and
-rev;stered. was bought by Mr.. Ernest
,Coard, of near Accomsc Q. d., recent
Iv of the owner of New York stocK
farm at fancy price.
tract of land near New Church
was sold by Mr.. ]. E. Davis, agent,to
M Oswald Mears last week for the
.snn of "a. 500, which was bought by
his father, less than 20 years ago. lor
$1,000.
Tho Painter Dramatic Club Will
rander Oak Farm, a comedy-drama In
4bree acts. at Painter Hall, Thursdd y:
Anril o5th. 1880 D. m, for benent OF
Painter M. E. Church, South. Re
freshments will be served. ADMISSION
Is and 25 cents, reserved seats 90
cents
Hon. w. T. Bundick will deliver a
lectnre at the Atlantic baptlst
Church on Thursday evening, Aprll
25th. beginning at half past seven
O'clock. The subject will be CIT,
Grit and Gumption." Admission 20
and Is cents. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. G. Gorge A Fentress, of Keller,
at a recent meeting of the committee
of Boards of Supervisors OF AccOmac
and Northampton and Eastern Shore
va. Produce Exchange, was electeo
as superintendant OF the Eastern
Shore Agricultural exhibit al James
town Exposition.
THE Young ladies, of Keller, will
~;;ve an entertainment in the barrel
house there April 3Oth, CONSISTING VI
So, and miss Ploddings Nieces, FOR
Tnesdav night is inclement, next
ta;r n;ght. Refreshment will be serv-
"a zdmission 25 and Is cents.
William y. Nelson, trustee, Will Oh
Saturday, April 9th, at 2 O'Clock p
m in front of the storehouse OF WIN.
Rloxom. in Modest town, sell at pup
lie auction the very valuable real es,
tate of John w. Bundick, Located
near the said village of Modest town
For terms and full particulars see
trustee.
Mr. Luther Beloate, charged with
serious criminal offense and IN hlolne
for several months past, voluntarily
snrrendered himself to sheriff o.
Northampton last "Wednesday. he
was bailed in the sum OF S3,OOO fol
his anpearance at the next term o.
the grand jury Of the circuit court o.
Northampton.
HAIRY Rev, attorney for the heirs
will sell at public auction on en'
,nremises on Saturday, April 2Oth, p
I'm. a certain tract or parcel OF lahu
which Alfred P. White died selze'
and possessed, containing 10 acres
more or less, situated at Masonvllle
near the town of Parksley. For PAL
ticuiars see posters.
Two tracts or parcels of LAND, sll
mated on Nandua Creek, near fuIlgo
teague. will be sold at public auctl0
in the village Of Pnngoteague' oy =
A. Ntzhugh,, Joel H. Cutchln ana q :
T. Hall, special commissioners, aC
O'Clock noon on Saturday, Il1n ia
of May, 1907. For particulars see d.
vertisement in this issue.
G. Walter Mapp, special comml
sioner. will sell by public auction
Keller, Virginia, on Saturday, APR
Doth at O'clock p. M, a valuao
tact, of land containing slxty-nliI
ocres more or less, known as u
Colehurn Farm, situated on the ros
hetween Wachapreague and Kelle
II For particulars see posters.
All persons, who wish tovote at q
orimarv election and the general ele
ton in November, must pay their p(
taxes by May 5th, as shown by
advertisements of the treasurer al
his denutv in this issue. AS Will
noted appointments have been ma.
nv them in many sections or u
county for the convenience OF tho
who wish to qualify themselves
voters.
.rbree acres of land on Holder
cs.oek this county, the burial place
FRANCIS Mackenzie, the founoer OI rI'
byterian Church in the united oUa y
has been purchased ana nno .i Us,
will be erected to him soon on the sl'
The formal opening OF Maker he zen
terry took place on Inursoay III !.
nresence of many distinguished 9i
nes of the Presbyterian Churcn lrt
Philadelphia, Wilmington anu o0A
sections of the country.
The annual meeting of the Easte
ohore Chapter of the Alumni OF
University of Virginia was neld
Hccomac G. H. last Saturday ana
hsnonet was served at Hotel Dougi
IN the evening. 1.-THE business me
ing Mr.. James H. Fletcher, IT, IT,
elected chairman in place OF
Henry Battaile, resigned, ana "a. n
Warner Ames delegate to the Univ
sity finals. Professor Ormond s 81
Of the University, was present at
6anonet and made forceful ana
teresting address in regard to to -,
University. Responses to toasts W
made by Messrs. Stewart K; Pow fNy
Thos. B. Robertson and .. jar
burlington. The menu includes ED.
of the delicacies OF the season, scr
to the satisfaction of all present.