The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-26
Our Northern rsiepds.

Through The enterprise Of the Chesapeake
ana Ohio Railway Company large party
OF Massachusetts excursloDists were brought
10 THIS city Tuesday afternooE.
For most NJ them II was the first si1ht OF
"Dixie's land" and conducted by Messrs.
Dame and lee, OF the Che,apeake and Ohio
Company, they visited early all the points
OF his orc interest In and near the city, and
seemed 10 have good time. They were
kindly received by our citizens. and n1ny
attentions were shown them. On leaving
Yesterday morning they expressed them
selves highly pleased with the CITY, its
thrifty appearance, the people they net, the
objects OF interest. and generally with the
beartintss OF their welcome 10 I" this south
ern land"
The party were from Essex Institute, Sa-
lem, Massachusetts, and the following Is a
list Of the ladies and gentlemen const,u
ting it
DR.. Henry Wheatland (presidenf), Miss
NJ. G. Wbeailapd, Miss Z. Wheat'and.
George NJ. Whipple (secretary). Mrs. George
M. Wbipple. Salem; Jonathan King, Pea
body; Charles III. Andrews. Harrison O..
Flint, Mrs. Harrison y. Flint, Mrs. Jerome
Carter. Miss L. +. Tyler. James Brpden,
Mrs. James Braden, Charles Ii. Weston,
Mrs. Charles II. Weston, Salem; Mrs. f..
T. Pike, Mrs. l.. &. Smith, Boston; VIII
lard II. Brown, Mrs. Willard Fl. Brown,
Miss s. +. Brown, Miss Eliza @. Newhall,
II. Harrington, Mrs. II. Harrington, Salem (;
John Pickett, j. q. Trask, Mfe J.. q.
Trask, Beverly; Miss A. N. Barker, Bos-
ton; Miss c. l.. Rea, Mrs. John Kenney.
Mrs. &. B. Furguson, Miss Abby l.. Peir.
son. Salem; Mrs. s. L. Adams. Mrs. j. Gid
dings, Peabody; Mrs. Thomas Hunt, Mrs.
s. Z. Cook, Salem; Miss f. II. Swift, Miss
Mary +. Swift, Mrs. William CumsioD, Mil
ton; Edward p. Kimball, Mrs. Edward p.
Kimball, William Il. Brown. Mrs. William
&. Brown, Ipswich A. Z. Newton, Town
send; W. A. Lamb, Milford, n. H.; Miss
Sarah Thwng, Miss 4. Thwing, Boston; ;
Mrs. s. Il. Symonds. George w. Stickney,
Mrs. George w. stickney. Beverly; w. S.
Richardson, Mrs. w. 5. Richardson, Waldo
Maicb Miss S. B. Odiorne. Boston;
Mrs. J. ID. Flint. Miss Cora Flint. Fall
River; Mrs. Aonz0 Flint, Providence,
X. l.; james Marsh. Mrs. James Marsh.
Peabody ; Joseph w. Lefavour, Mrs. Joseph
w. Leflvour, salem; Mrs. ID. p. Gros-
venor, Mr.. Fox, Miss Susan Jacobs, Miss
Nellie Pierce, Miss A. Poor, Peabody
John Gibson, Mrs. John Gibson, StCneham;
Jacob Young. Salem; William &. Hill,
Mrs. :. a. Towne, Beverly; Thomas
Stempson, Charles Siempson, Peabody
Slrs. y. ID. Walker, Albert j. Walker,
Charles l.. Walker, John Pickering, Jr.,
Edward G.. Brown. Charles 5. Buf1ner'
Mrs Charles s. Buffner, Salem; John Bell,
Mrs. John Bell, Beverly; Miss y. j. Kim
ball. David B. Kimball, Mrs. David B..
Kimball, Miss ii. l.. kimball, Salem (;
Mrs. T.. Z. Pengrcc, Mrs. W. G. Pengree,
Wenham Joseph Jacobs. Jr., Mrs. Joseph
Jacobs, Jr., Miss Mary o. Jacobs, Peabody {;
Mrs. Augusta +. Odin, South Berwick,
Me-; Mrs. j. II. Bureigh, Roxbury Mrs.
+. Dane, Boston; Mrs. NJ. s. Hale, Salem !;
Miss Sarah r. Cogsweli, Miss Carrie ID.
Cogswell, Miss Frances \. Mafher Brad
ford, Mass; 5. j. Newhall, Mrs. ;. +.
NewhalI. Lynn; Miss 4. b. Brown. Miss
5. j.. Pease, Miss S. w. Brown, Salem (;
Miss Ii. z. Norton, Chelsea; Miss ;. }.
Smith, Boston; Nrs. George Jacobs, Pea
body; James Dryden, Mrs. james Bry-
den, Boston Daniel Woodbury.. Pea
body; Ii. A. Potter. Marbehead; George
Il. Marsh, Mrs. George f. Marsh, Lynn;
NJ G. Burleigb, Great Falls, \. III o. 5.
Brown, Salmon Falls, Y. H.. Charles Marsh,
Mrs. Charles Marsh, Lynn; Il. T. Bayley, &.
| L. Rollins, West NeWDury; MISS Augusta
Pourlane, Mi Maggie Potter, Salem; Miss
ii. A. Hardy, Mrs. S. L. Somers. Peabody
Dsvid Z. Mouton, Mrs. David E. Moulton,
Georgetown; Mrs. Thomas Greenleaf,
Char lestown: Miss Sarah Chamberlain,
Boston; w. II. Heuse, editor New6uryporl
Herald, Mrs. w. ii. HeusP, w. IL. Heuse,
Jr., Newburyport; J. A. Whitcomb, Keene
n. H.; MIS-. A. L. Berry, Mrs. L. A. A0'
bott, Salem; Mrs. 5. L. Eastman, Melrose
Dr.. Henry wheatland, president OF the
Institute, and Mr.. George NJ. Whipple, sec
retaiy; Mr. w. II. Heuse, editor OF the
Newburyport Herald. and Mr.. j. II. Bur
leigh. OF RoXbury, are esrecially held II
kindly remembrance by the railroad OH
cials and others who had the pleasure o.
meeting them here. 81,
The Chesapeake and Ohio Company vii
bring on another large party OF northern
eXcuisionists about the 18th April.