The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-05
FAIaN1ONT NEWS LETTER.
The Marriage Ui Miss Alice
GraRtham and Mr- Clayton
BIice-Carpetf3r Presbyterian
Church-Other News.

Messrs. A. F. Floyd, G. Grims-
ley, O. I. Floyd and J. P. Brown
went to Wilmington last week to
Sc The Clansman" and were
very much pleased. !
W. L. Mitchell is clearing the
lot for the erection of a hand
some residence in the western
part of town. /
Rev. F. J. Daily is out egain
afr a severe attack of grip,
and is improving in strength /
quite fast. - 4 I
Miss Ledbet err, charming
young lady of Red Springs wfo
is teaching at Kingsdale, spt Mt
Sunday in town with her friend !
Miss Blue.
Mrs. H, G. Stubs, Route No. -,
3, has returned from the Higl.-
smith Sanitarium much in
proved.
Quite a number of Fairnott
people attended the home mar
riage of Mr.. Clayton Brice and
Miss Alice Grantham last We'd.
nesday afternoon The young
couple expect to go to house
keeping ina week.
All the teachers attended the
the county teachers association
in Lumberton last Saturday and
report delightful accession.
Messrs. BIice and Rive nj bark
andMr and Mrs Sheffield, of Mtl
Olive, were here last week to at
attend the Graham -Brice mar
rage.
Mr.. 1. G.. Mclean is still quite
feeble, but we are glad to learn
he is improving.
The Presbyterian ladies have
ordered a handsome carpet for
the pulpit and aisles of their
church.
The postponed oyster supper
for the benefit of the intirmary
of Thomasville Orphanage will
be held Friday night. Every
body invited. .~.. .. 49,.
Dir. and Mrs. S. F. Thomp-
son visited relatives and friends
in Chadbourn last week.
J. N. Ashley spent last Sun
day in Bladen county with his
, sister, Mrs. Kelly. ~
Mrs. A. S. Thompson spent
last week in Latta and it's vicini-
ity visiting her sisters, Mes
danes Page and Smith. 49, ~-
Mrs. Jane Thompson, former
ly of this community, is over, in
South Carolina visiting her sons,
Messrs. A. G and P. B. Thomp
son. Her many friends are glad
t. see her looking so well.
Master Hugh Inman, son Of
Mr.. Morgan Inman. whose arm
was broken some time since, is
> out again and the arm improv.
ing rapidly.
Mr.. Charles Miller, who has
been mail clerk on the S. E. Ry
for several months, has beer
transferred to a run on the
Southern Ry. and moves his
family to Salisbury this week
They are regretted by many
friends.
2 Mr. McColl, of EIrod, spent
Sunday in town with friends.
+ Mr.. Cameron. of Candor, was
! the guest of Mr.. Rupert Bridg
2 ers and family last week for 6
r few days.
Friends by the score gathered
at the home of Mr.. G. P. Gran
. than last Wednesday Afternoon
I to witness the marriage Of bis
5 charming young. daughterAliee
' to Mr.. Clayton Brice. The par
= Tor was tastefully decorated with
] vines Of green and was crowded
j. with friends as the bridal pail
e came in quietly alone and were
made man and wife in beauti
: fully dignifed manner by Rev
:. }. NJ. Mclean, the beloved pas
tor of the bride, Rev. J. B. Jack
r sou assisting. The bride was
l lovely in her handsome cream
e princess suit with long train
: and the groom iu conventional
;, oiGck. A short while and th,
# bridal party drove off for theiI
> future homeiu Fairuont, followet
o oy best wishes from hosts O
e friends We are glad to receiv,
g Mrs. Briceas permanent cit1zo,
e OF our town and trust she ma,
Z Ike her new home.
FAirmont, N G., March 3. 1908
The entire northeastern sectio,