Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
Norfolk and Portsmouth

mirable style.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
George C. Ayres, of Danyille, is
visiting Norfolk.
Portsmouth is likely soon to have
delivery post-office.
Rev. L. II. Baldwin, Of Atlantic City,
left for Richmond to-day.
Miss Watkins, of Richmond, is visit
Ing Mrs. Robert Cook, on York street.
Palemon John, the venerable editor
Of the CQr0liaiaR, Elizabeth, \. c., is
here.
William II. Sands and William D.
Rice, Of Richmond, are at the Purcell
House.
Mrs. Alice Needham, of Church Hill.
Richmond, is visiting relatives in Ports
mouth.
The friends Of Rev. {. n. Donaldson
regret to learn that his wife and child
are again very i'll.
Judge George D. Parker, Of Norfolk
county, has returned from visit TO the
upper portion Of the State.
Miss NJ. G. Shattock, of Chicago, is
the guest Of Mrs. Edward Pollock, at
203 Court street, Portsmouth.
Sister Blanche Marks, Of Albany. y.
Y, died at st. Vincent's Hospital last
night. She came here for her health.
Mr.. j. II. Wilcox. editor OF the
Portsmouth Time, will visit Danyille
on Tuesday next to deliver humorous
lecture.
Rev. W. F. c. Gregory, of Rich
mond, will preach at the Colley-Memo-
rial Presbyterian church, in Atlantic
City, to-day.
Miss Mary Bryan, manageress OF the
Western Union telegraph-oiiice in Ports
mouth, is visiting relatives in New
berne, n. c.
The lecture of Rev. DR.. o. 5. Barten,
Of Christ church. on Frederick the
Great" Thursday night, is pronounced
an able effort.
Rev. G.. l.. Richards, late Of Angus
ia, Ga, has arrived, and will take
charge of the Baptist church in At
lantic City to-day.
Mrs. Richard Windsor and Miss
Fannie johnson, Of Alexandria, Va,
are the guests of Mrs. DR.. George W.
o. Maupin, Middle street, Portsmouth.
Colonel A. Boaz, Of Calhoun. Ga,
who was married to Miss Susie W.
Dickerson, Of Portsmouth. on Thurs
day, left at once for honeymoon trip
through Florida.
Councilman James Il. Guy, Chair
man of the Committee on Public Build
ings, was to-day presented with a
handsome and valuable gOld-headed
cane by the police force Of the city.
Chief Engineer j. A. Il. Smith, who
was detached from the maynard yes
terday and ordered to Alaska on the
Pinta, has been stationed here for four
years. and has made many friends du-
ring his term.
A banquet will be given the Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias in this
city on Wednesday night, and in Bran
bleton on Thursday night. The grand
parade of Uniform Division takes place
on Wednesday afternoon.
Major E. 7. d. Myers, of Richmond,
superintendent of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad, is in
Portsmouth on business, and stopping
with his son, l.. L. Myers, Esq, as
sistant superintendent of the Seaboard
and Roanoke railroad.
At White Rlains, Norfolk county.
the residence Of the late General Fore
man, Mr.. Charles NJ. Foreman vas
married on Thursday &c Miss Fannie
Warden, daughter OF the late Nathaniel
Warden. An immense old Virginia
country-wedding frolic followed.
Marttnsvilie.
Mr.. o. d. Stultz, Of MartinsvilIe,
leaves on an extended northern tour to-
morrow.
r. G. Penn has been appointed depu-
ty collector in place Of 5. g. Dobbyns,
resigned.
Miss A. Faith Thomas is now at
Hillsboro', Ohio, attending the aick-bsd
Of her younger sister.
colonel 9. y. Bryant i diligently 81