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The play from Broollview entitled
"Casy's Trial" was largely ATTENDED
Saturday night, January l4th 1T
Websters Hall, and all there enjoy
ed hearty laugh.
Al the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence for Vienna Charge, held in the
N. E, Church, Saturday afternoon,
January l4th, Dr.. Mobray was pres
ent and presided. Rev. Paul key
nols was unanimously asked to re
turn for another year.
The Hurlock man has not beeh
visiting our town here OF late, as OIL
ten as usual and no doubt his m
terests have suffered considerable IN
his absence but he was here the
other day and was right busy. Dur
ing his stay, he visited the parsoG-
age on his rounds and was on Race
street when we saw him. so he may
have fixed matters up for all we
know.
Mr.. S. J. Bennett, caught a her
ring, the first one caught TINS sea-
son. Friday January goth. Salem
take notice.
The mad dog scare hits Vienna
unite often. Several dogs have been
Killed that acted peculiar to some
people. but the supposition is by
others that there is dogs being Kill
ed that never were mad. Al any
rate it pays to use some precaution'
Mr.. Barnard Hurley has jip that
gave birth to eleven fine pups, Mon
dav. One died from some cause, the
ten are doing well. They are regis
tered stock.
Mrs. Annie Travers widow of the
late Nichols Travers, died F'rlcdy,
January Goth at s O'Clock, P. M. HAD
she lived until Sunday she would
have been siXty-eight years old. Sic
leaves three sons, Daniel and John
of Hyattsville and Joseph TraVers o.
Vienna to mourn her loss. Funeral
services were held at the Baptist
Church Monday at two o'clock, con
Quoted By the pastor, Rev. Brooks.
The remains were inferred IN the
Vienna cemetery.
One of our widowers has become
so very polite recently that he tips
his hat and speaks to most any and
everything he comes in contact with.
Hitching-post chickens, ROSTERS
are among other things.
We hear of the death of Mr.. Isaac
e. Mills, formerly of Vienna on To .
23rd of January lat Fredericksburg,
ged IS years old. He was a Civil
War Veteran and belonged to the
fredericksburg Post G. A. R. Pnell-
monia was the cause Of his death.
He Is survived by nine children, two
sisters and thirty grand children.
Funeral services held at Mardela, i'll
erment was made IN Mardela ceme-
terry.
Wicomico County has a fine %
portunity TO build the road troIa
Vienna to Mardela; the Government
has come to her assistance as she ha,;
10 every other county in the State.
The chairman of the Good Rol1e
Commission promised to build part
of it at least, former Governors have
promised also prominent politicians
and candidates in said county have
promised, now why not Veryfy your
promises. Vienna is nefghbor OF
people and want them to visit Us.
Don't isolate yourselves any longer.
1t is no common thing now to see
men walking the streets of Vienna
with clubs and cudgels. They are
on the lookout for mad dogs.
We see by the Baltimore Sun there
is likely 20 be some Legislating done
looking to the changing of our sys-
tom of road building. Senator Har-
rison Of Worcester county and Sen
ator Towers of Caroline, each no
doubt will offer bills for the better
ment of cur road system, but let US
hope that our Hon. County Com
missioners will build at least por-