Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
FARstvuLE, April 3O.-Mr. F. NJ. Bugg
left on Wednesday last for pleasure trip
10 New York cia Norfolk. He was joined
al Suffolk by his sister. Miss Fannie, who
| will accompany him:
Mr.. NJ. G. Price, OF Roanoke. Va, spent
the sabbath with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| =. l.. Price.
Messrs. John A. Scott and Warren
| Walker visited the capital city this week.
| Among the number of our citizens who
attended the great Masonic Fair at Rich
mond this week were Messrs. Richard
| whitehead. John Houston. John K. Mar
tin. p. II. c. Rice. j. l.. Richardson, and
II. K. Hooper.
| n. Ihockston. and ". q. Venable attended
| the engagement of Patti at Richmond last
night from here.
Nr. j. NJ. Hart. who has been in Balti-
more for the past two weeks, has returned
| home.
Rev. James Cannon, Jr., returned from
| his visit 10 Bristol, Tenn, last Wednes-
| dav. =, -,
| VI. Richardson. Is home again from Mar
| tinsville, Va.
Mrs. DR.. Bennett. who has been on a
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Rev. James
| Cannon. mas been quite sick during this
week. but is now much improved.
Little Miss Martha Miller, the found
| ling. is vet in the charge OF Dir. and Mrs:
John Houston at the LithIa Springs, and
DONG well. Her parents are as yet I'M
| discovered.
Rev. Mr.. Gibson, of New York. has been
on a visit 10 his old friend, Mr.. Charles
| Bugg. this week.
Mr.. Joseph Manoni left on Thursday
morning for an extended trip through VIZ
ginia and will DO absent several weeks.
Miss Kate Clarke, of Rice Depot. visited
| friends here this week.
Miss Mary Anderson is in Richmond for
| a brief time with friends.
| A series of religious meetings was begun
| at the Methodist church here last Wednes-
| day night and will be continued through
| the coming week. Rev. James Cannon Is
| the pastor.
Mr.. o. I. Wicker attended an adjourned
meeting of West Hanover Presbytery at
| Charlottesville this week and returned
ria Richmond to visit the Masonic Fair
| and to heal Patti.
DIR. j. A. Sexton is on o visit to Raleigh,
n. G.
Mr.. r. S. Robertson, former business
man of Farmville, visited his family here
| this week.
Mrs. DIR. J.. l.. White and Miss Mary
| Jackson have returned from Washington,
| where they have been visiting during the
past ton days.
Mr.. Tustin Boileau, of Philadelphia. is
| on q visit to his brother, Mr.. ). II. Bolleau.
Miss Campbell, of Roanoke, Is guest OF
| Mrs. DIR. White.
| Colonel S. w. Paulett. commander of
| Thornton Pickett Camp, Confederate Vete-
rams. has received an invitation to be
present with the old vets" and also for
| the Farmviile Guard to participate IN the
unyeilng of the monument erected at
Richmond to General A. 2. Hill, on May
| &c. 1892.
MIR. William B. Beach is on a hunting
expedition IN the upper part OF Prince
| Edward. sl...
Miss Lille Gillian is the guest of Mrs.
Will Morris.
Mrs. T. A. Woodson has returned to her
home at Lynchburg.
The ladies of Farmville are at this time
in heated crusade against its three liquor
| saloons.
Miss Myrtis Davis is just home from
delightful outing in Cumberland county.
| MIR. Archer McIiwaine has gone to Min
nesota. Has family remain IN Farmvllle.
Captain Z. A. Blanton has been unani-
mously chosen secretary of the Executive
Committee OF the Farmvllle Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair. TO succeed Mr.. j. X.
Whitehead, resigned.
Mr.. PauE.M. Jones, of Sheppards, Buck
ingham cohnty, was in town this week.
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