Miss Lucy Kellam, of Pungoteagu
Mr. James F. Ward, of Hallwood,at
Mr. C. Carlton Mears, of Painte
were among the welcome visitors
town on Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Stocksdale we
given a great pounding -Christin
dainties and substantials?on Wedn?
day eve At the same time a deligl
ful surprise party was given to M.
Scott.
The Ladies Missionary Society
Cnincoteague Church held their ref
lar monthly meeting at hoaie of M
Ella Johnson on Wednesday last. T
society is in flourishing conditic
$18.60 was sent to the orphanage
Salem, Va.
Miss Lottie Covington,accompan
by her brother, Mr. W. R. Covingt*
and niece, Miss Helen Tull, went
St. Josephs Hospital on Thursday
last week. Miss Covington underw
a very successful operation on
following Tuesday, and is reported
be doing nicely at present.
fifty]
:e or,
ind a j
long-1
floyd
o R.
ll be1
ghest.
28th,'
mley.j
eulri
y for
for
af the
oduce
n the
eneral
items:
1907,
185,700
pack
egeta
ikages
s were
iphing
mt $1,
t. wns
added
jfflcers
njamin
oberts,
Jurton,
cMath,
am B.
, WeB
lary of
sea to
urer to
Onley.
The L. T. L's will meet at home
Miss Leone Parks Friday night,
cember 13th.
Mr. L. J. Savage returned a
days ago from a business trip
Philadelphia.
Miss Daisey Ayres, of Aceomac
H., was the guest of Mrs. L. J. S
age on the 8th inst.
A delightful reception was givei
home of Mr. J. H. Beachboard
honor of Miss Warfield, on the i
ning of December 6th.
Mr. J. A. Mears, of near On
killed nix hogs this week weigl
725. 293, 285, 269, 242 and 243 pou
respectively. His 725 pound po
so far is the heaviest reported thre
your columns this season.
