Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-04-02

Services at Wesley Chapel Sunday
night.
w. d. Wilder spent Sunday and Mon
day in Norfolk
Aid Society tonight friday at the
home of Mrs Jno. C. Brewington-
Mrs. Harry c. Hopkins and little
daughter, Winifred, are in Baltimore.
The Lancaster County Teachers In
stitute meets at the high school here
today (Friday).
Mas Grace Long, of Ocran, spent a
few days this week with her cousins,
the Misses Hopkins.
w. n Zee recently returned from
Baltimose Nth some horses which he
purchaser an that city, = - :
Miss Pearl Rilee is assisting Mrs. j.
w. Hayden in the millinery work at E.
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sent US by Senator Martin for distribu-
stion, which we will gladly give out for
the asking.
2 Mrs. Frank King left Sunday night
for Norfolk, where she will spend a
month. Miss Ruby Smith spent Monday
in that city,.
g Jno. H. Mason has been carefully
nursing a rising hand for several days
and at the same time has been forced to
take a rest from his work.
5. Directors of the Northern Neck
Mutual Fire Assn met in the Associa-
TONS office here last Saturday and
transacted considerable business.
s. A physician out West says that roller
skating is q cure for strong drink Well,
one can imagine that the two would
mot go together very easily at the same
time.
IS Mrs. Geo. ste. Smith was called to
Wicomico with news as we go to press
of the critical illness of her uncle, Mr.
w. j. Stakes, at the home of Jabes
.Luttren. - 3S
DR.. R. W. Palmer, of Kilmarnock,
will be in Reedville from April 9Th to-
18th doing dental work Appointments
should be made ahead as he already has
"a good bit of work TO do while there.
: Lacy Kirkmyer, who is in the govern
ement employ and working near Election,
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
his home here. He was accompanied
by Frank Overton. of Reedville. Z
Miss Gladys. Rilee is. home for a few.
weeks, and while here is helping out in
the CITIZEN office a little. She viii
return to her school duties in Norfolk
about the middle of this month.
White Stone District, Anti-Saloor
League viii meet in the Methodist
church here next Monday night, April
9Th, at s'o'clock. Rev w. l.. Ware
viii deliver an address and there wall
be reeitations and music. -s
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Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: &C.
II. Anderton, E. Lewis, Lewis Milburn,
W. C. Fitzhugh. ]. M. Walton, F. /.
.0yerton, j. L. King. j. A. Swingley,
o. F. Firestone, T. Thomas, Sam Brooks,
]. Y. Convey and Mr. Frost
Among the recent sick now improved
are: Mrs. NJ. p. Jones, Miss Linda
Hayden, Miss Norma Bussells, Maria
Brewington. the whole family of Rev.
E. F. Garner. Miss Cora Hundley Mrs
B. S. Hammonds. who has been i'll so
long, is slowly improving.
Capts w. l.. Messick, E. w. Long
and Jas N. Wilder. and Ernest North
ern and Archie Kirkmyer left this week
for seaside OF Virginia. Captains Mes
sick and Long will return in a few days
but the others will remain several
months transplantinS oysters.
The skating rink here has enjoyed a
good patronage, not only of the town
folks, but from other villages. Parties
from Urbanna have been over twice:
Tuesday evening about twenty-five at
tended from Kilmarnock, and White
Stone and Weems skaters have been
frequent visitors from the start. Mr..
Anderton. the manager, has announced
that he does not expect to keep the
rink open evenings during the revival
services. beginning Sunday after next
A masquerade carnival will be held
about the last of the month.