Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-31
Churchland, made vacant by the death
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of Rev. Reuben Jones.
Miss Virginia Pelham Stuart, who
has been visiting Mrs. W. W. Old, lett
for home on Thursday.
Rev. R. W. Cridlin removes from
portmouth, where he has been located
for the last eight years, to Bramoleton
Monday.
Medical-Inspector Grove 5. Boards
lev. of the navy-yard, has moved MS
family from Washington to Portsmouth
to reside.
Mrs. T. NJ. Newson, OF Southamp-
ton county, is on visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rev. G. n. Donaldson, oil
Portsmouth.
Rev. c. F. Mortimer, pastor of the
Disciples church, has achieved con-
siderable popularity this week lecturing
on - Paris and Rome"
Miss Meta wigg, of Portsmouth, has
gone to New York to spend the re-
mainder of the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. Rear-Admiral Stevens.
United-States-Inspectors John W.
CAST and James A. Dunbar left yes
terday on a tour through North Caro-
lima inspecting steamboats,.
The Cumberland-Stree Methodist
Episcopal church, has just contracted
for new organ, to be erected by the
LIST Of July, at cost of $4,000.
Staunfou.
Miss Mollie lesser is visiting IN
Waynesboro'.
Miss Annie Goodloe, Of Alton, is visit
ing at Craigsyille, in Augusta county.
Mrs. Allan VI. Howison, Of Roanoke.
is visiting her father, Major Jed. Hotch-
kiss.
Alexander Smiley, an aged citizen.
residing near Middlebrook, died last
week.
Mr.. F. W. IIager has gone to the
Hot Springs, Arkansas, for the benefit
Of his health.
Joseph y. Woodward has been APP
pointed manager of the Rawley Springs
for the next season.
Mr.. John II. Strider and his daugh-
ters and son have returned to their
home in Jefferson county, West Nir-
einia.
The Knights of Labor have organized
an assembly, under the supervision OF
State Organizer C. L. Miller, of Rich
mond.
The Masonic fraternity Of Greenyille
will have an entertainment for the
benefit of the order on the 9Th Of
March.
Mr.. John T. McChesney, a native OF
Augusta, residing now in Dakota, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. DR.. McChes-
ney, in this city.
Rev. DR.. Mcfarland, the new pastor
Of the First PIesby terian church, will
arrive from Mississippi and enter upon
his charge early in February.
Judge J. NJ. Quarles, formerly Of
Augusta county, whose residence for
some years has been in Minnesota, will
return here to reside permanently.
Mr.. Albert Hammond, who has been
cerking here for six years, has &C
cepted a position to travel for Balti-
more house in North and South Caro-
lima.
Mr.. Charles Reid, aged eighteen, and
Miss SOphrania Ann Thacker, aged siN-
teen years, living near Fisheryille, were
married last week by Rev. John A. Ber-
ton, pastor Of Tinkling-Spring church.
Miss Lou Gatewood Taliaferro, an
accomplished young lady, died recently
at the residence Of Mr.. W. Taliaferro,
at Newport, in Augusta county. Mss
Taliaferro was formerly of lower Elr-
GINA.
Early PETER, son of Sampson Peltcr.
of South-Riyer district, was caught
while going to mill in a snow-dntt.
The horse died. The youth was saved,
though his life was despaired Of for
several days.
DanyiIie.
Mr.. G.. VI. SmIthdeal has returned to
the city.
Colonel T. j. Talbot is on a trip to
California.
Mr.. j. A. Lee, of North Danylle.
has gone on a visit to Bedford county.
Mr.. George c. Ayres has been alb
sent from the city for some days past.
DR.. Thomas L. Sydnor has been
visiting in Roanoke City, but is at home
again.
Mis- Lucy Talbot is at home again
from a visit of some length to the
South.
Mr.. ". J. Dance and bride made a
short stay of it on their bridal trip and
are at home.
Mr.. 4. NJ. Southall and Miss Bette
Corbin were married in North Danyille
on Wednesday night.
Mr.. julius Kaufman. a prominent
merchant here, returned last night from
the North with his bride.
In some way a paragraph was pub
lisbed TO the effect that Mr.. George
Manning, of the Norfolk Landmark,
bad taken charge of the Register office.
Mr.. f. W. Gaines is the foreman. and
is 80 well settled down that he has
moved his family to town.
charlottesville.
Miss Hattie Chalkley, Of Richmond,
is in Charlottesville.
Mr.. Charles S. Pelham-C Clinton, of
New York. formerly of this place, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. C. Thomas, who has been
confined to his room for some days, IS
again well enough to be out.
The officers who met here yesterday
to elect a colonel to succeed Colonel Z.
c. Wertenbaker failed to make choice.
Mr.. John d. Watson will in all pro-
liability be the next captain of the