Hon. A. M. Waddell, Wilmington's
gifted orator and a most admirable
gentleman, well fitted to adorn any
position in the gift of the people, and
especially the high and honored posi
tion of United States Senator, is to
deliver an address on the 2Gth instant
in Enfield under the auspices of the
Enfield Lodge, A. F. & A. M., it being
the celebration of St. John's day. The
24th coming on Sunday the 26th has
been selected as the day. An enjoy
able time is anticipated by the fra
ternity.
The following beautiful little poem,
Some of These Days," from the pen
of Frank L. Stanton, has been set to
guitar music. It is au exquisite poem
and deserves a place iu every scrap
book :
"Some of these days all the skies will be
brighter
Some of these days the burdens be lighter,
Hearts will be happier souls will be
winter,
Some of these days.
Some of these days ! Let us bear with our
sorrow
Faith in the future its light we may bor
row ;
There wll be joy in the golden to-morrow,
some or tnese aays.
Bennie Bobbitt has returned from
Horner School, Oxford, and G. Edgar
Matthews from Thompson School &
Business College, Siler City, to spend
vacation. They are studious, steady
boys ond I hope will make young men
of worth and be au honor to the county.
Miss Delia Weller, who has been
attending school in Littleton, has re
turned home for the vacation.
Several people from Rocky Mount
will take board at Mrs. J. M. Weller's,
for the summer, to set the benefit of
our salubrious climate and enjoy the
health preserving, health restoring
uroperties of Mr. C. A. Williams's
Eureka Springs mineral Water.
