The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Sept. 10.-Mr. II. ID.
Cole and wife after pleasant soIourn AZ
Alton. Stanton, the Grottoes and Natural
Bridge returned home on Thursday.
Senator James n Stubs. of Glouceker.
was here a short while during the WEEK.
The Senator was en- route TO Princess Anne
county, where he had an appointment TO
address the sovereigns in behalf OF the ma
tional ticket.
Mrs. DR.. Booth and her daughter, Miss
Henrietta, who have been for some time at
the Monroe Red Sulphur Springs, are now
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Norris, III Jefferson
county. West Virginia. While en- route they
stopped at Summit Point, W. Va, TO Visit
friends. Miss Booth will remain with her
mother until about the 18th instant. when
she will leave for stanton to re-enter school
for the ensuing session.
DIR. j. Laiferty, Of Richmond, delivered
lecture at Mount Vernon church, Toano,
on Thursday. the 9Th. His subject was
The Old Times and the New" IL is need
less to say that the house was crowded.
Mr. G. w. Coleman and Mr. Taz. Taylor,
Of Norforlk, were guests during the week OF
Dr. Booth at Carters Grove.
Mr.. J. William Gloves. engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, an old Will
liamsburg lad, has been here for several
DAYS visiting his mother. While here he
has INDUCED in his fayorite sport OF flshing
and has mot with remarkable success.
Misses Laura and frankie Davis, after q
very pleasant visit to friends in Eikton. Md,
are sOjourning with relatives IN Ridgway,
Elk county, Penn.
Mr.. ID. S. Jones, who has Just returned
from lengthy visit to Blue Ridge Springs,
has been here for several days looking after
his lumber business.
Rev. w. b. Lee. of Gloucester county,
who was here several days this week assist
ing Rev. Mr. Page, of the Epscopa! church,
In conducting a series OF meetings at Dur
feys-Mill Mission. few miles west OF here.
has returned home.
Mrs. II. b. Truwit and her daughters,
Misses Lucy and Helene Truwit. OF Mobile,
who have been for some time guests at the
Hvgea were here several days this week
visiting their relative, Mr. j. B. Spencer
They left here for months stay in New
York. whence they will return TO their
Southern home.
Mr.. l.. J. Eshelman and Mr.. j. NJ. Beaver
of Fostoria, O.. were here this week and
after taking IN the sights OF the town LETT
for Old Point.
to the various mountain resorts, has return
ed home.
Miss Sallie Vaughan. of Norfolk. is here
stopping at Mrs. Harrison's on Palace
Court.
Miss Bette Gay is at the Brandon. Basic
City.
Miss Ida Faulkner and Miss Marie Mar
shalllare at Alton.
Miss Ebel. or Richmond, who has been
spending some time here, returned home
yesterday.
DR.. James ID. Moncure leaves on Monday
to attend the annual meeting of the Super
intendents of Insane Asylums.
The Executive Committee Of the board OF
directors of the asylum met here on Thurs
day. but only routine business was trans
acted.
Mr. Taz Taylor, of Norfolk, who was
a student here last session. spent day or
two in town during the week. He will re-
turn to college the coming session.
Mr.. Luther Warren is visiting friends in
Norfolk.
Very little money changed hands here on
account of the Corbett-Sullivan mill.
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler, who has for some
time been ut Alton. is much improved in
health, and Mr.. Tyler is expected to return
home with her this afternoon.
DR.. Leonard Henley, who was hurt by a
fall few days ago. is somewhat improved.
though he is still confined to his bed.