Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
Charlottesville,

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. March 6.-Dr. and
Mrs. Edward Morris. of Birmingham, Ala,
were the guests of Captain and Mrs, Mica
jah Woods this week. DR.. Morris Is
brother of Mrs. Woods.
Mrs. John Page, of Hanover county, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. X. w. Nelson,
on High street.
Miss Rose Fontaine, of Green Springs,
n sister of Professor William Nj. Fontaine,
OF the University OF Virginia. has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Minor. this
week.
Miss Lizzie Champion, of Maryland, and
Mr.. Busey, of Washington. ID. c., are the
guests Of Mr.. +. b. Moran, at "Conign
Hail." Park street,
General Thomas l.. Rosser left Char
lottesville for Tennessee on Thursday.
Messrs. A, Z. Bibb. X. II. Wood, and
James Irvine have been appointed to con-
duct the services and TO attend to the in
terests of the Young Mems Union OF the
Presbyterian church, recently organized.
The union will meet on theta Wednesday
evening of each month.
Lenten services will be held at Christ
church as follows: Mondays, A T. NJ,
"Talks on Confirmation" all invited {;
Wednesdays, u NJ. litany service and ad-
dress; Thursdays, 1880 z. NJ, short service
and address; Fridays, =. NJ. evening
prayer and address.
Mr.. III. T. Hillebrand. who has been
visiting his father-in-law, MIR. L. j. VIII
liams. since Christmas, has returned to
Duluth. Mimi. where he is engaged IN
business.
Miss Nellie Dobbs. of Amherst. is visit
ing Mrs. ]. V. Perley, on First street.,
The vote at the store of Messrs. Roberts
4 Keller for the most popular student at
Al 1f VtrUtnia uhn Npill no
presented with fine umbrella, stands at
this writing as follows: NJ. NJ. Mcclure.
80: o. w. Catchings, 20; Il. G. Blackford,
l6: G. II. Grandy, 6; w. Ii. Randolph, 9;
j. II. Robertson, 81 Instructor Miller, 4;
J. III. ID. Allison, 8; @. Romero. /; W. q.
Peterkln. /.
COUNTY NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Orerton.-The Rev. J. f. Armstrong, of
Baltimore, is visiting friends in the neigh
borhood.
at the home OF his parents, near Wood
ridge.
Mrs. Lively, 9s years of age. was buried
at her home. near Buckeyeland, on the
1st.
Sheep-owners report the loss of great
number of lambs. 800,
Garths.-Mr. Leigh II. Waddill. who was
badly injured in o runaway accident. Is I'M
proving rapidly.
Mr.. Willis Goodman. of Paris, KY. is
visiting relatives.
After short visit toshenandoah county
Mr.. Singerlin and family have returned
home.
WhiehaH.- Miss Fannie Bowen has re-
turned TO her home after an absence OF
several months in Williamsburg. Miss
Laura Trainman, an accomplished young
lady of Louisa county. accompanied her.
Miss Norma G. Wood has returned home
from the Valley Female Seminary at
Mrs. Page, of Charlottesville, has for
several days past been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. w. Sandridge.
SUGAR HolIo,c.-Mr. Robert Via. after
spending q week with his father, Mr.. IL.
X. Via, has lett for her home, in Missouri.
Greenwood. Mrs. Blackburn and family,
after spending several monthsin Stauhton,
has returned home.
Mrs. BAYLOR and Mrs. McCue have re-
turned, after spending several weeks IN
Richmond.
Mr.. Deacon, who has been sick for seve.
raj weeks, contemplates visit TO the ola
country " IN search of health.
free Union.-Miss Kate Harris accompa-
MED her brother. MIR. w. K. Harris, nome
from Perineyille.
Miss Laura Marshall. who has been
spending several weeks with friends, has
returned home.
Crozet.-Mr. Z. e. Early. who has had Q
severe spell of typhoid-fever at Radford
is spending few weeks with his sister,
Mrs. 9. W. Owens.
Miss Naude Woods, of Locust Dale
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. NJ
Ellison.
MIR. Frank Powell is enjoying visit from
his grandson, Mr.. Charles f. Matthews
of Clifton Forge.
Mrs. Willie Buck is the welcome guest
of her mother, Mrs. NJ. w. Wallace, Hills.
boro.