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Miss nuton operated a one-position switchboard on a 24-hour schedule in her living room. Her relief periods were taken Over by her sister, Miss Elizabeth Hilton, who still assists Miss Fannie with her duties. This continued until 1929 when the Chesapeake and PotomaC Telephone Company took over the Culpeper Telephone Company, j ’
In 1938, the first dial office was built1 in Sperry ville next to the Hilton home on the Hilton property and for a short while, “Miss Fannie" worked in the Falls Church and Warrenton j Exchanges. On November 7, i 1938; she became agent of the local telephone company. At that time there were 131 stations in Sperryville, "today.” says Miss Hilton, “there are 317 stations.”
Todav. Miss Hilton handles about 300 telephone payments a month in her home. In looking back over the years, Miss Fannie remarked, "My experiences with the telephone company have been most pleasant,” for die has seen rural telephone service grow in more than size. She has seen grow in the service it offers rural folks in everyday chores and important
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