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been lovingly restored to an old fashioned country inn with bed and breakfast. Proprietor and Hostess Sandra Cartwright-Brown received the goahead this week from state authorities to serve catered lunches and dinners and plans to expand with those offerings, relying on meals prepared by a European chef now living in Culpeper. The meals are for the overnight guests. Th§ exception to this would be for a dinner group of eight.
A wild turkey weighing 44 pounds was bagged last Wednesday by Charles Stringfellow of Washington in the Flint Hill area.
John T. Beahm of Washington bagged a 24 point buck in Gid Brown Hollow last week. John guessed that it weighed 230 or 235 pounds, and maintained that it was one of the best racks ever taken.
Carolers braving the cold at the Christmas pageant sponsored by the Rappahannock Players last Sunday night were Bill Young, Don Bomberger, Barbara Sherman and Judy Bomberger.
In a photo, the warmth of a stirrup cup is enjoyed by Karen Kandel and Andre deLange Sunday at Rappahannock’s joint meet with the Montpelier and Keswick Hunts. David Carter, Natalie Emery, Suzanne Kane, Frances Thornton, Dick Tylar and Peter Weslow hosted a breakfast for the field and members following the hunt on Dec. 13.
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