Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
OnancOck.


OnancOck.
Mr.. G. Fred Kelly spent few day
in Baltimore, this week.
Capt. Webster Marshall is visiting
his mother, at Marsh Market, Va.
Miss Mary Stiff, of Ashland, is visit
ing her father, Rev. j. w. Stiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cahall LEFT
for their home in Dover, Del, Mon
day.
Misses Mona and Cecil Parks, o.
Parksley, are whiting Mrs. Everett r
Parks.
Miss Hattie Parks is visiting hel
uncle, DIR. Winfred S. Kelley at Long
Island Beach.
Miss Jennie GUSTS, of Baltimore, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. l.. Shield
at Melrose.
Mr.. Stewart X. Powell was pas
senger on steamer Maryland, for Bal
timore, Monday.
Mrs. E. o. F. GUSTS is the guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. M. Scott,
of Eastville, Va.
Miss Margaret N. Groton is the
guest of Mrs. William Scott, of Will
mington, Del.
Mrs. b. X. Broughton and her cous-
in, Mrs. E. NJ. Howe, are visiting
friends in Richmond, Va.
Rev. T. JIG. Heath, of Cape Charles,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Heath, on Kerr street.
A very enjoyable dance was given
6v the Young men of the town, at
Hopkins Hall, Thursday evening.
Mr.. Edgar Fitzgerad, after spending
a few DAYS with relatives here, has
returned 10 his home in Franklin, va.
Misses Margaret and Eva Stewart
left Thursday for Big Stone Gap, Va,
where they will teach the coming
session.
Mrs. b. X. Powell, Mrs. J. L. Ca
hall and Mr.. and Mr.. George ii. Powell
returned Saturday from Braddock
Heights, Md.
Mrs. O. r. Nelson and daughter, of
late the guests of relatives in Oman
cock. returned to their home in New
York, Tuesday.
Mrs. Webster Marshall and little
Miss Nellie Byrd left Wednesday to
visit relatives in New York, Boston
and Washington.
Mr.. A. w. Lilliston has go far re-
covered from his injury to be out but
finds it necessary to use a crutch III
sanding any length of time.
Mrs. B. NJ. Custis, and Masters
Robert Shield and William Powell re-
turned Monday from visit to Mrs.
Charles ". Cullen, of Georgetown,
Del.
Mrs. William U. Nottingham, of
Eastville, and Mrs Edgar Q. Carpen-
ter, of Alexandra, are guests at
"Ingleside," the home of Mr.. r. l..
Hopkins.
Mr.. f. Thomas Waters, the well
known travelling salesman for John h.
Hurst & Co., has made Onancock his
home, and Tuesday occupied the
house belonging TO Mrs. s. b. Hance.
Miss Annie c. Doughty has accept
ed a position in the Pennsylvania
State Normal School at Stroudsburg.
Miss Doughty is a graduate of the
Farmville Normal School. She
taught at Cedar Bluff, Va, last SEES
sion.
Miss Lillian Powell Johnson, for
merly of Onancock, but for several
wears a resident Of Baltimore, will be
quietly married at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Parsons, on September
10th, to Mr.. John Q. Musterman, OF
Major Jefferson +. Kean, surgeon II
L. S. Army, has been appointed by
nv ,o7v5- =. asSsc9ouA of Cuba, delegate to
the Washington T6IScSs!r 9I!t9 Son Con
gress. Major kean will be remem-
bered by the older pupils of the Oman
cock Academy, as one OF the profess
sors in that school.
Misses Lucy Wise and Annie Peters
Friday evening in honor
of their guests, Miss Shirley Bright
well, of Lynchburg, and Miss Alva
of Millsville, Del. In
vitations had been issued to tour OF
the United States, personally con
Quoted by Miss Annie Peters Each
guest, on arrival, was given bag OF
money. Tickets were sold, good
for August 2Sth only, by Miss
Lucy Wise. The baggage was looked
after by two porters, Master John E.
Wise and James Belote. The train
left promptly at eight O'Clock and the
guests visited twenty different cities,
viz: Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg,
Only, Charleston, Wheeling, Louis
Vile, New Orleans, Pittsburg, Chic
ago, Lynn, Worcester, Boston, Den
yer and others. The last city visited
was New York and many of the
guests had to borrow money to get
home, having been led on to bid too
high at the Stock Exchange by the
popular auctionee,, Mr.. w. Henry
Powell. The pri. . for guessing the
greatest number Cf cities was won by
Miss Eva Hopkins and the BOBBY went
TO Mr.. r. E. Powell. There were
about fifty present and all expressed
themselves as having spent one of the
evening of the summer.
refreshments were served.
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