The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-07-29
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER.
Miss Lewis to Move-Delightful
Picnic - Movements of the

Picnic - Movements OF the
People.
Of The Robesonian.
Miss Lorena Lewis has gone to
take her vacation among friends
so as to be we'll rested for her
task of selecting fall millinery
goods in August. We understand
She will occupy the Pitman bull
ding after August LIST, which will
give her much better accomoda-
tons than the building she now !
occupys.
Her many friends were delight
ed to greet Miss Lucy Grantham
on her return from a pleasure
trip to West Virginia last week.
Misses Jessie and Annie Lou
Inman, ofC hadbourn, were guests
of friends in town last week.
Miss jamie Carter, of MaXton,
has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. J.D. Mclean, for some time.
going from here toDillon OnWed-
nesday. ~
Master Hal Brown expects to
go to Durham Friday to spend a
week with his cousins, the Smith
children, who were here not long
since.
Misses Mary Pope and Maggie
Pitman, two ofLumberton's live
ly young ladies, have been out on
visit to friends.
Mr.. Whaley and his big tour
ing car were welcome guests in
town last week, especially the
car full of young folks.
The members of the EricLiter-
airy Society of Fairmont graded
schools. gave a delightful picnic
and party to their girl friends
last Friday, the picnic being al
Princess Anne and the party al
night at the school building, DO tt
being chaperoned by Mrs. Viii
Brown and Mrs. Charley Thomr
} son. The young people all had
: most delightful day and even
ing.
F The Beaufort County Lumbe
Co., is having side tracks AM
shanties built and will soon begil
> on the larger houses. 1t is quit
encouraging to see the work pre-
crossing.
We are glad to hear that MI
+ Bunyan Stephens, who has bee
= quite sick, is getting we'll fast, an
> there are no other cases of sick
+ ness in or around town. The las
n year has been the healthiest i
n the history of the place. -
q Little Miss Jones, of Maxtor
- arrived last week to assist he
~ brother Walter in the store dul
a ing the busy tobacco season. W
hope she will like our town.
= All the tobacco companies US,
h ally represented here have me
If on our market and an unusual
- large number of independel
~ buyers. Prices are proving vel
n satisfactory and the crop comm
~ up to expectation as the large
s. ever in this section.
ds Rev. C. w. Smith and lit
wv son, Clayter, are taking a vac
~ ton with old home folks in Rut
I'll erford county. Rev. J. M. M
Sc Lain, of the Presbyterian chur
a is also up the country on a vac
nd ton. We hope they will retu
nd much refreshed.
If Mrs. C. A. Inman return
~ last week from a pleasant visit
as her brother, of Cerro Core
ne She was accompanied home by
We niece and her cousin Mrs. Hay'
id A merry party of young peol
ar, enjoyed a hay ride Monday mig
in given in honor of visiting you
'"' ladies.
Messrs. Chester and Ed Ere
man with their wives were Q
10 from Lumberton last Thursds
'g- Miss Adele Galloway, M
Vn Sallie Smith and little Miss
ity Alice and Katherine Gallows
of left last Saturday to join Mr..
Of W. Galloway, at Southport, VINE
Mr.. Galloway reports a deligl
re- full time.
ng Mrs. G. W. Thompson and
out tie daughter, left on Tuesday !
as Chase City, Va, to spend
~ summer with relatives.
~ Fairmont, N. c., July q, 10