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Interesting Items
From the City Of Vienna
Mr.. Editor: :

Mr.. Editor;
We visited BrOOKVioW sunday cT-
ening, and the FIRST thing that met
our view was Mr.. Swift driving out
sitting between Two very fine lOOkIng
ladies, and from the smile that Gov
cred his face, he would not have
changed places with Woodrow. Hhe
next was Bill Taft; he was soliciting
for a worthy cause, he said, but on
investi eating. we found he only wan
ted someone 10 help bear his own
burdens, and later Oh his mind Wa
so absorbed in business that DIX"
could see nothing but huckIebelTIus
and the fortune that awaited him all
the end of the season. The Major
was lamenting over not engaging in
the berry business Fhis season hiL.-
self, and Tom was worrying over Tne
war, but seemed 10 think that some
time in the sweet bye and bye it
would close and all would be Well
Miss Hennie Hearn is visiting Mrs.
l. b. Dean, at her home on Front St
Mrs. Il. L. Wright and children
are visiting her sister. Miss EuZa-
beth Craft,
Mr. Stinsell, of Winchester. Va.
James, for sometime, has returned
home, accompanied by Mrs. James
Miss Adah Hicks, of East New Mar
ket, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. y.
Layton, Church street.
Mrs. q. Estella Payne is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Sci
lerS.
Miss Virginia Tubman is Visiting
Miss Alice Marshall.
Sport came TO town the other day
to have his pictures taken, thinking
he might have to go to the front, and
if so, he wanted to give each friend
one of his photos, so he would have
something to remember him. He and
the photographer soon got together
on the price, and Sport primmed him
self and sat down in the chair Tor
business. The photographer, upon
examination, found herring scales all
over his face, and refused 10 take the
picture unless he would get lhG
scales removed from his face. Sport
became indignant and went home,
and got John Henry 10 work ON his
face. John said il was the greatest
job he ever encountered.
The farmers are complaining ol
their tomato crops being seriously
damaged by the wet weather in this
section.
We are glad TO report that ka,h"-
rine, the lettle daughter OF AIr. ana
Mrs. Edward Bell, who has beea
quite i'll, is improving.
Mr.. James Higgins has compieted
his new warehouse.
The way they light up the town ol
Brookview is different from any 9th
er town. They light lantern ana
] give it to a man, and he walks @a'
| over the town with it.
Vienna is the worst protected 3I
all the towns in the State. No bafHI
no constable. and whenever there j.
fight, or any trouble OF any kind.
the Sheriff has to be sent fCr 10 make
arrests. Such is an outrage. when
at certain seasons of the year lcan-
ming season especially We are li.leu
up with class of people who are
liable to give us trouble AT any time.
but no protection.
( Miss Mildred Nichols. OF East New
Market, is visiting her grandpa ITS.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Gore. Water st
Vienna is up-to-date, having RAN
every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawthorn, ol
/ Wilmington, are visiting MIS-. Ha"
! thorn's parents, Mr.. and MIS-. Z. j.
! Moore Race street.
The Hurlock widoWer was in town
the other day, and someone said
( something about his heiua .o active
and walking SO swiftly. FL remlrh-
ed that they should see hin when hg
is rounding the corner ., Race 49,