Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
"suRpRIsE GOOD TEMPLARs.
Election of Observation-Disclosures sight
seers at the 'Burg-Personai News

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rcorrespondencs Of tho Richmond Dispatch
WnLrAaisBUG, Va, Oct. y, 1871.
At the regular meeting of Surprise
Lodge. No. 6Sl, OF Good Templars, held
at their hall last evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term of three months beginning No
yember LIST Chief Templar, Rev. James
II Moss Past Chief Templar, John ).
Charles Vice-Templar, Miss Maggie
Bryan Chaplain, II. J.. Bridges {;
Secretary, George y. Beale /; FINANCIAL
Secretary, George y. Jones treasurer;
Miss Laura Wolfe Marshal, .. u.
Himmelmight; Sentinel, Samuel w.
Davis Guard. Miss Alice Griffin;
Deputy Marshal, Miss Hattie wilkins.
Trustees for the next twelve months
were elected as follows John K.
Bacon, J.. S. Williams. and Captain T..
3. Treyilian. Captain John Bacon was
chosen delegate to the Grand Lodge
which meets in Alexandria September
"a.
THE YACHT RAISED.
The Yacht White Wing, OF the VIII
liamsburg Club, has been raised and now
lies shored-up near the clubhouse. Inc
damages, while considerable, are not 50
great as at first expected from the Sc
verify of the storm and the exposed place
at which she was anchored.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Mr.. Charles Putnam Bacon. of 10 Wall
street, New York, law partner OF Cover
nor David B. Hill; MIR. and Mrs. Rich
ard Bacon. and Mrs. randolph Mitchell,
Of Cleveland, o., were at Spencer
Hotel Yesterday. The party came up
from Old Point, and spent the day In
seeing the sights of the old town. They
had letters of introduction from hon.
John ). Wise.
Misses Emma and Ina Thursby, OF
Boston, with Mrs. Jeanette ri. Apple
ton. of New York, we're the guests
during their recent visit here OF Dr. ana
Mrs. Charles w. Coleman, on Nicholson
avenue. Mrs Bland Tallaterro, OF New
York. who has been spending short time
here, has returned home.
DR.. Z. G.. Booth and family are now
at their old home in Nottovay, where
they have been since their return from
Egeleston Springs. The Doctor writes
10 friend here that the sick ones are en-
tirely restored to health and all VIII he
home (at Carriers Groye) during the lat
ter part OF this week,
Large quantities of Timber and sawed
ash-wood are being shipped from the
railroad station here, and the nelghbor-
hood of the depot is piled up with 1t
all for northern markets.
BOARD MEETING.
Messrs. John Z. Massey, State Superin'
tendent of Public Instruction James n.
Stubs, State senator from the Glou
cester district. and General William Is.
Taliaferro are here to-day attending
meeting of the Executive Committee oil
the College Visitorial Board. Judge
Warner Jones is expected on On after
noon train.
Posters we're received here to-day
giving notice that Senator John w
Daniel would address the people of The
lower peninsula, at Hampton, IN Armory
Hall, ON Thursday next at 7. NJ. Sew
eral leading party men from here expec
TO attend to hear the Senator.
"HIcKoRY VS.. GERMAN CLUBS.
The young mems German Club give
their first entertainment of the season a
Cameron Hotel tonight. From The
hideous noise made on our streets q
nights, we have come to the conclusion
that Hickory clubs are more needed
here than german clubs.