Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-19
NEIGHBORH0OD NOTES.
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Mr.. Asa j. Bundick, of Nelsonla, was
in town Monday.
Miss Ada Warren is visiting rela-
tives at Franktown.
CAPT. and Mrs. J. P. L. Hopkins
spent the week in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Il. Jolliffe, of Haymarket'
Va. is the guest of Mrs. f. F. Warren
Mr.. Robert f. Powell left for Nor
folk Tuesday, where he will take
business course.
Mrs. Anna w. Craft, of Norfolk, is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. b. M
Oustis, at Melrose.
Mrs. B. M. GUSTS and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Shield returned Wednesday,
from New York City.
Masters Robert s., and Spencer D.
Hopkins left Monday for st. John S
College, Annapolis, Maryland.
Miss Annie S. Miller, of Harrison
hurg. Va, spent Saturday and sun
dav with Miss Sadie Il. Fletcher.
Mrs. Maud NJ. White left Thursday
for Washington, D. O., where she will
teach music in the public schools.
Mrs John Edwards, Miss LYDIA Ed
wards and Master Everett Edwards
have returned from visit to relatives
in Crisfield.
Miss Annie f. Fosque left for Stuart,
Va. Thursday. She will teach music
in the Stuart High School during the
session of 190S'O9.
The circulating book club was re-
organized at the home OF Mrs. e. IA
Powell, Friday evening, with aDou'
thirty-five members.
Miss Lillian Nj. Nelson, who has
been the guest of her brother, Mr.. W
Is. Nelson, for several weeks, left tol
her home in Baltimore, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Barstow, Mrs. @. b. Not
tinpham and son, Master Prentlss
have returned from Holyoke, Mass.
where they spent the summer.
The enrolment at the Onancocl
HIGH School is now 1S5 and quite
number will enter next Monday. IN
eleventh grade, has been added max
; ing four years course.
The Life Assurance Company hay
sent a part of their clerical force I
Norfolk with Mr.. Luther nottingham
in charge, and opened a branch ONO
for the convenience of patrons III ina
section.
Mr.. Edgar Sydenstricker, a forme
nrincinal of the Onancock Hig
: school, but now in the gCVernmSen.
employ, will be quietly married
Miss Alice Ringer, OF Lynchours
l. Monday, the DIST.
Miss Bessie P. Taylor, assistar
7 principal of the Manchester Hlg
School and teacher of Latin, and MIS-
5 ! Constance s. Taylor, teacher
3 mathematician the same school, lie
ThursdaV1o resume their duties.
s Mr.. r. O'\Nottingham, of Danvill
n Va. has made OnancOck his hom
K and will soon occupy with his FAM
II the house on Main street belonging
Mrs. s. f.. Geiger. He is engaged
= tbe office of the East Tern Life Assn
d ance Society.
n Saturday evening, while rtturnll
u from fishing trip down OnahcSoC
e creek, an explosion, followed By III
occurred on the launch of Mr.. j. HS
V manson KillmOn. Much of the woo
n work was destroyed, and Mr.. KillmC
r. painfully burned about the arms al
'e head.
a Five Of the last sessions gradual
of the Onancock High School W
e teach this session. Miss SUSAN
IS Landlord at Wachapreague; Mi
h Ada Mears at Greenbackville; MI
S, Early Doughty at Mappsvillei MI
s. Lillian McGrath at Zion, and MI
II Helen W srre,gla az at HSiiffSS.ssR1est.
Miss Frances Ayres died at the re
at dence of her nephew, Mr.. Charles
v. Watson, Monday night, aged 81 veal
I'd Several weeks ago her hip was brok
o. bv 2 fall, from which she never e
e. tirely rallied Funeral services we
e. held Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
H. Gardner officiating and inferno
was made i'll the family buryl
f. ground at the late residence OF n
ne Thomas P. Watson, deceased.