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New Methodist Protestant Church al
Parsley.

The LAYING of the corner stone OF tie
new Grace Methodist Protestant CHURCH
by Chesapeake Lodge, A. f. q A. M,
escorted by Malta Commentary OF
knight Templars, the 18th inst, at
tracted large representation OF the
Masonic Fraternity and of the people,
of our town and vicinity. A brass band
enliyened the occasion. The magnifl-
cent address of Doctor Little, OF Ches-
tertown, Maryland, and Rev. w. b.
Judefnd. of Baltimore, were enthusias-
tically received by the large audience.
Mr.. Judefind, with Miss Ray Clarke, the
accomplished organist of Bethany M. +.
Church, of Pocomoke City, as accom-
panist. sang, 1.-THE House of God-'the
Cate of Heaven, with pleasing effect
Doctor Little, always happy in tax
ing a collection, made the offering an
enjoyable feature. In the Tag Contest
the first prize was awarded Miss Nora
White; second prize, George Lee NC
Cready. e
A sumptuous supper and the sale OF
oysters, ice cream, etc., netted neat
sum for the new church fund. The
weather was ideal and the day sue
cess. -.
The church, which is being built on
the site of the edifice destroyed by fire
October 80, 1909, will be of brick with
| Kentucky blue stone trimmings ano
concrete foundation. 1t will be con-
veniently arranged with a capacioqIs.
social room under the lecture room. II
will be modern in its appointments,
making a handsome addition to the
church architecture of the "Shore.
The cost will probably exceed $l2,OOo
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Sanford.

Mrs. James Witham spent few
DAYS in Pocomoke City this week.
The presiding elder held services in
the Methodist Church of this place
on Sunday a. m.
Quite a number of our dredgers
have gone across the bay to begin
their winter work.
Mr.. John Gaskins, of North ampton,
spent saturday and Sunday with his
family on Main street.
A number of our people attended
the opening of w 8. Dickinson q
Son at Pocomoke City this week.
Miss Elizabeth Parks and Miss
George Bloxom spent Saturday and
Sunday at their homes at Mt. Custis
and Bloxom.
Our High School opened last Mon
day with an enrolment of over one
hundred with four teachers viz
Misses George Bloxom, Susie White
Elizabeth Parks and Lucy Hyslop.
sup,t. G. G. Joynes visited oul
schools this week. and seemed pleased
with the work. The children always
welcome him gladly because they fee
| he has their best interests at heart.
The young people of the high schoo
and community Will give an Apron
social at the school building on Sat
urdav, October %. The public II
oordiallv invited. Proceeds for bene
fit of piano fund.
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Onley.

Mr.. Edgar Miles left last week to
enter business school in Norfolk.
Capt. Zeke Bloxom and Mr.. l.. ].
Savage are home from a business
trip to Boston.
Mr.. Chester Savage, of the Sea-
board Air Line, spent several days al
Onley this week.
Miss Tingling, temperance lectur-
err, of late has been the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Savage.
Miss Mary Belote entertained many
of her young friends at birthday
party on the evening OF the 14th.
Carrie Nation will lecture at Copes
Hall on evening of 21st. Admission
25 cents for adults, 10 cents for child
rem.
Mr.. Forest Hart has accepted posi-
tion on steamer of N. Y. P. & N. K.
r., plying between Cape Charles and
Newport News.
A meeting of the members will be
held at Onley Baptist Church next
Sunday afternoon. Matters of bust
ness require the attendance of all oil
them.
Among the late visitors to town
were Miss Carrie Tunnel, of Princess
Anne, Mrs. Cora Sturgis, of Wacha
preague, and Mr.. c. w. Bloxom, o.
Parksley.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. @. Parsons on the
night of the 18th inst. 1t is a boun
cling boy, and it is needless to say
that it's proud papa is in exuberan
spirits as evidenced by his jolly moo(
and pleasant smiles.
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ParksleY.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Causey are on
a trip to Baltimore this week.
Mr.. Samuel Spragg and wife are
visiting his parents at Crittenden, va.
Miss Sallie Bass, of Richmond, Is
at the home of her niece, Mrs. John
r. Rev.
MIR. w. W. keenan,, contractor of
Charlottesville, is spending a few
days here.
Mrs. Dora White and Mrs. Edward
Colona are spending several days In
Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. J. McCready and children
are on an extended visit with rela-
tiyes in Baltimore.
Mr. E. R. Allaband made visit to
his former home at Wilmington, DEL. (,
the early part of the week.
Mr.. Stanley Bristow, of Mlddlesex
county. is spending few days with
the family of Mr.. a. W. Mason.
Mrs. O. L. Ewell and children.
Margaret and Miles, have returned
from a visit to her mother, Mrs. w.
II. Miles, at Atlantic.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
| p church will hold a bazaar Deem
Der 9Th. Fuller particulars and place
of holding same will be given later.
Mrs. Robert Carter, of Charlottes-
Vile. is spending while with her
/ husband here, who is experimenting
the building Of the new MP. church.
Mrs. w. T. Parks, of E., who has
heen in poor health for several
months, went to Baltimore Monday
for treatment at the Union Protest
ant In6rmary.
| Messrs. J. Harry Rev and E
Wright, representatives of the local
conncil. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. are in at
tendance at the meetings of the state
Council. being held in Martinsville
this week.
Mr.. II. J. McCready, the loca
agent. drove a Maxwell automobile
;n an endurance test with other car
: from Washington to Richmond ant
r return, leaving the former cit.
Thursday morning.
Among those who attended the bas
, ball games between Chicago Cub
,, and Philadelphia Athletics played i
: philadelphia Monday and Tuesday
|, were E. Oolona, wife and son. Frank
: lin. G. Paul Platt, w. N. Mason, 9
s. Orowson, d. J. Barnes, Oscar +
Parks, Clinton L. Mason. howar
: Watts, Sledge Taylor, E. T. Scott
4 ]. d. johnson, G.. L. McOready.
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Cbrysanthemum Carnival at Acco-
mac 6. II.

The Jefferson Davis Chapter, Uni
ted Daughters Of the Confederacy,
has postponed it's Ohrysanthemum
Carnival to November I'd, Sd and 4th.
This change was made necessary in
order to have the flowers at theiI
best.
that Mr.. W. III. Hillerman. a florist
of Salisbury, Md, has consented 10
iudge the cnrysanthemums.
Handsome prizes will be given and
every effort is being put forth to
make the Carnival grand occasion.
The three evenings entertainments
promise rare enjoyment. Wednes-
day evening will offer a varied pro,
gram, consisting of drills, vocal and
instrumental music, a short drama
entitled. "a Cloudy Day." closing
with the laughable monologue.Je-
rusha Doro's Family Album. The
pooular: drama, MEN, Maids and
Match-makers" will be given Thurs
day evening. On Friday mere WI
be a grand concert. Some OF tne
best talent of Northampton ana Ac,
comac counties has been secured and
YOU cannot afford to miss such
treat. -, A..
The automobile parade will be the
especial feature for Friday afternoon.
A handsome bronze loving-cup VIII
be the prize awarded for the automo'
bile decorated most attractively,
with flowers, bunting. flags, or IL
any style preferred by the owner. :,
/ Come and help the Daughters IL
their commenda5ie work
Tickets now on sale at the drug
store at Accomac. Season tickets
si.25; reserved seats, SOC; genera
admission, 25c.
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Brown--Stif.

A wedding of much interest in this
section, and throughout the Virginia
Eastern Shore, took place at the
M. E. Church, South, Onancook.
w ednesday, when Miss Mary A. Stiff
became the bride Of Mr.. Jacob Mont
gomery Brown, of Blacksburg. The
church was handsomely decorated
with plants and evergreens, the taste
full blending OF colors and designs at
tracing general admiration.
The bride came in with her sis er,
Miss Laura Stiff, and was met at the
chancel by the groom, and his best
man, Rev. j. ID. Woods, of Blacks
burg, Rev. ]. Willard Stiff, father
of the bride, performed the ceremony.
The bridesm aids were Miss Jean
Crawford, of Roanoke, Miss Bessie
Hall, of Blacksburg, Miss Grace
Stiff, of Onancock, and Miss Anna
r. Thomasson, OF New York City.
The groomsmen were L. K. Payne
and T. II. Stiff, of Norfolk, Charles
Bowman, of Baltimore, and }. Il.
Trevillian, OF Richmond.
The bride was attired in white en-
broidered chiffon, over satin en- train,
and carried brides roses. Little Miss
Elizabeth Stiff, youngest sister OF the
bride, wearing white muslin with
yellow sash, was ring bearer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left on the
express for New York, and will be
at home in Blacksburg, after Novem
Der 10Th. A reception was given to
the bridal party Tuesday evening at
the parsonage.
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Rumor has it, that a marriage In
high life will take place here the last
of next month.
Mr.. Louis N. Buttle, of Seaford,
DEL, opened up oyster shocking ousi-
ness here this week.
Capt. Henry Hilton and family, to
the regi ct of their many friends here,
moved to Atlantic City, N. j., this
week.
Our blacksmiths had so much work
on hand this week they had to engage
smiths from Stockton and FRANKLIN
city to assist them.
Messrs. E. T. Mears and j. Rey-
nolds are at Martinville, Va, this
week, as representatives. OF the
American Mechanics of this place.
In town this week: Mr.. L. E. Num-
ford. Cape Charles, Mr.. l. d. T..
Ouinby, Onancock, Mr. d. j. Wheat
ton, Salisbury, D. P. Chamberlain
Atlantic City.
Ont of town visitors this week: Mr..
VIM. ]. Messick at Wilmington, Mrs.
8. j. Mumford at Salisbury, Md, Mr..
VIM. Bowden at Harrisonbnrg. Pa,
Capt.. W. q. Bunting and wife in in
Philadelphia, Mr.. Clarence Adams in
New YORK city, Miss E. D. Jones In
Snow Hill.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week
E. Young, A. s. Ward, Allen T: Sci
by, NJ. Z. Selby, Wilmington; }. N;
Messick, s. L. Black,J. d. Sailor and
wife, j. w. Goodwin, Philadelphia
! Capt. ]. Davis, Smyrna; J. E. Hem
man, Dover; C. P. Hudson, Miss
Mile Barnes, E. P. Bonneweli'
stockton; s. M. CULLEN, O. 3. Gull
len, G. w. Purnell, Berlin;Wm. JOY
ner. r. P. Webster, Pocomoxe Oity ;
o. ]. Rev, r. V. Gladding, u. r.
4 Kelly, o. George, Accomac.
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Belle Haven.

Mr.. Judson M. Mapp, of Newport
News, spent several days here ias'
week.
Mrs. w. G.. Emmett aud Mrs. b. F..
Watkins spent Tuesday In norfolk
shopping.
Miss Helen Wyatt spent the week.
end with relatives in Hampton ana
Newport News.
Miss Annie Potter spent few days
with Miss Nellie Bayley, OF BRIDGE
town the past week.
Mrs. w. C. Flournoy, of Bsyview,
Va, spent several days In town inc
guest Of Mrs. Charles Friend this
week.
Rev. Charles Friend has returned
from a week with the Presbyterian
SYNOD at Charlottesville, Va.
Mr.. Alfred A. Mears, accompanied
by his wife, is spending the week In
Baltimore purchasing new goods.
Messrs. Richard Nottingham. and
Fred Wilkins, of Eastville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends In
town.
Misses Eunice and Winnie Mat
thews, of Temperanceville, recently
spent a week with friends and reia-
tives in town.
Mr.. 8. P. Ward, proprietor OF the
Relic Haven Furniture Co., and MT.
John B. Willis spent the past week
| in the city laying in new stock.
Mrs. B. s. Brittingham, of Balti'
more. Mrs. W. G. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs
@. r. Bell, of Machipungo, are the
guests of Misses M. IL. and l.. H.
Doughty.
In accordance with the will OF the
late VIM. Woodie Brickhouse hand,
some monument was erected last
week to the memory Of the DIR. w. e.
Brlckhouse family in Belle Havef
cemetery.
Mrs. Annie Savage and her son
Henry, of Norfolk, were the guesIs
of Mrs. Margaret s. Mears last week,
the Young man remaining for ou'
door work and exercise the coming
winter for his health.
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Wachapreague.

Miss Virginia Willis is the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Polly Beach ut VIII
liamsburg.
Mr.. Frank Mears left for Norfolk
last week, to accept posioion ior
the winter.
Mrs. West, of Baltimore, Is the
guest of her niece, Miss Rebecca
Hickman, near town.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Savage and two
children left last week for New
York to spend part of the winter
MIR. Ira Burton spent last Sunday
at Cape Charles visiting his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. j. Burton.
Miss Elva Mears is with friends at
Charlottesville, and Mrs. Bette FIN
ney with friends at Onley, this week.
Mrs. John Steeling end children
are visiting her parents, Mr.. aud MRS.
Levin T. Nelson, at Accomac tnis
week.
Me ssrs. III. s. Fosque, B. F. Stur-
pis and Norm an Mapp were In Phiia-
delphia this week to witness the base
bali between the Athletics and CHIC
ago.
Mrs. Harry A. Scarborough has re,
turned home, after stay OF several
weeks at the bedside of her sick
niece, Mrs. James Hartman, at Tenn
peranceville.
Miss Christine 1. Tingling gave a
splendid talk Sunday morning in the
nj. E. Church, South, to large au-
dience, in interest of w. O. T: U.
She is a very forceful speaker and we
will always be glad to welcome hel
in our midst.
Master Willie Miles and Miss Min
ME Richardson were winners OF the
prizes given by the Methodist Sun
day School here to the scholars
which made the most money from
the dimes that were given to them al
Talent money, the dime OF the for
mer making 1912 and of the latter
81. 90 Master Albert Fosque's dime
made So. Is, Miss Oracle Hickman's
$1.10.
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Hnte rtaInments at Copes Hall, Onley

A series of entertainments, five in
number, OF high standard OF merit,
will be given at Copes Hall, Onley,
during the Fall and Winter. The
opening plays will be presented DUR
ing the evening OF Thursday. Novem-
Der 3rd, by the Lyceum Dramatic
Company, consisting of a comedy
drama, sunset, which has been given
with mark ed success in England and
our own country, and a delightful
mirth provoking farce, "B etsy
Baker," full of the brightest comedy
from beginning to the end.
The Lyceum Dramatic Company is
especially commended wherever 1t
has made an appearance and no one
present at Copes Hall on November
Cd will be disappointed, who enjoys
scenes from life depicted by, the
four artists of the company in whole
some humor and string pathos.