Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-18
MENTION

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he VIRGINIA CITIZEN. trvington.Vs-
J. H. Kift, of Election, spent Friday
and Saturday here.
Miss May L. Branch, of Smithheld. is
guest of the Misses Lee.
J. t. Rilee and family spent Sunday
with relatives at Urbanna.
The young people enjoyed recent
launch ride on the Blanche.
Geo. Anderton spent Sunday and
Monday in Middlesex county.
A. p. Rowe, of fredericksburg, was
here this week visiting his family
DR.. ]. b. Hodgkin spent from FRI
day until Wednesday in Washington.
Mrs. Will Mason and daughter, Bessie,
are visiting relatives in lower Middlesex.
j. VIM. Struven, of Baltimore, was
here Wednesday and Thursday on bust
ness.
Social Circle will meet Monday night
next at the home of Mrs. James Ash
burn.
Wade CroXton has returned homo
from Richmond, where he has been at
tending college.
j. II. Baugher and daughter, Miss
Annie, of Baltimore, We're guests here
day or SO this week.
r. +. Meekins has had his arm in a
sling several days from blood poison
caused by a small scratch.
Luiie Rock and Miss Ruth Messick
won the prizes at the tournament ON the
rink Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank King returned Monday
from several weeks stay at her par
entail home in North Carolina.
Mrs. o. H. Sherman, of Fredericks-
burg, arrived last Friday to spend some
weeks at her parental home here.
LinwOod James is assisting Bernard
Willing in serving soda water, ice cream
and confectionaries to the public.
Meeting night of camp No. q, p. o..
S. of A., has been changed from Wed
nesday to Friday night of each week.
Misses Virginia Cannon, OF Black
stone, and jamie Wall, of Soulful, Va,
are guests at the home of j. w. Hay
dIn.
Miss Alice Croxton entertained a
number of friends Wednesday evening.
the occasion being her eighteenth birth
day.
A jolly party of twenty-five or thirty
young people from Urbanna were here
on Norfolk yacht Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Mary Orville Street spent Fri
day night at the home of her uncle, DR..
w. J. Newbill, en- route from Rich
mond to her home in Essex.
Mrs. James Rowe and two sons, of
Fredericksburg, arrived Monday to
spend some weeks with the former
mother, Mrs. o. c. Messick.
The " l. A. will meet at the office
of DR.. Oliver tonight (Friday) to make
further arrangements for the Fourth,
and full attendance is desired.
Miss Ruth Coulbourn left for her
spending about three months with her
cousin, Miss Caroline ". Gunby.
Misses Nellie Landlord, of Salisbury
Md, Lura cannon, of Blackstone
Annie Smith, of Norfolk and Bessi,
OmohundIo, OF Fairiields, are guests OF
Miss Pauline &. Long
r. j. Eubank, Browns Store, Va, j,
in the market for few Thousand eacl
chestnut and white oak ties. Could alst
handle cargo or So of sap pine lumber
For full particulars write him.
Now boys and girls, it's your turn t
help. What a delight it will be to Sc,
the front yard of the public school. tn,
side yards and the ground general,
ornamehted with flower-beds mex
Spring. Many hands make light work
and the delight of the eye is well
spring of pleasure. Get together earl
in the season and work at it.
RELIGIOUS.
The Virginia State Sunday Soho,
Convention meets in its 18th annu;
session in Charlottesville from June cot
tn Julv 2nd On the Dropram which