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Route 211; Beryl Ann Scroggins has offered the wall enclosed lawn of her shop.
West on 211, William Carrigan and the new owners of Antiques, Inc., Mrs. Arnold Sagalyn and Mrs. Peter Laborvitz, have volunteered the use of their porch and small side building. The parish house of Trinity Church and its parking lot have been contributed for use. Around the corner on Main Street, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker are opening the storehouse of the old Washington Inn for one of the many shops.
THIS GENEROSITY on the part of residents of the Rappahannock County Seat assures a true community atmosphere for the staging of the Library’s colorful Super Flea Market and
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