The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
SUFFOLK NEWS.
lin OLD NANSEMONO.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and SURROUNDINGS.


and Surroundings.
Misses HELEN aud Frhucas Quinn
by, OF Nansemond Seminary, left
last afternoon for visit to Wash
ington. ID. @.
II. j. Whitehead. CORTLAND
merchant, was IN Suffolk yesterday.
Glen. w. L. Roberts, Consul to
Victoria, Is. O.. was IL visitor ut this
Office yesterday, The General is
IN fine health and is enjoying his
consulship as we'll as the climate of
his now station.
Joe Hostetter returned yesterday
from visit to Philadelphia friends.
The manager of hiarsh's Select
Players" now in Franklin, Va,
has mnde some partial payments on
hotel bills here since leaving.
MIR. w. +. Mouell has returned
from Il visit to friends and relatives
In Norfolk.
During the year 1894 there were
200 marriage licenses issued from
the clerks Office In the county of
Nansemond. Seventy four white
and l3l colored.
The Board OF Supervisors will
meet to day for the confederation of
road improvements and the work OF
road commissioners.
The marriage of Miss Mary nj.
Fanny, daughter of MIR. j. Fauuy,
Sleepy Hole, to Mr.. William Upton,
WAS consummatcd in the county YES
terday.
Air. and Mrs. John B. Boothe,
who have been visiting their parents,
Dir. aud Mrs. John Shepherd. have
returned to their home in Oxford,
Il. G.
Miss Mamie Elliot. Norfolk. is
visiting Mrs. r. Ii. Butler, Frank
lin street.
The party OF eolored people who
celebrated the anniversary of their
emancipation in Newport News re.
turned to Suffolk yesterday.
The Suffolk Cotillion Club will
have its New Year german next
Monday night.
The trade Issue eiicited favorable
comment i'll Suffolk as to Norfolk's
resources. developments aud future
prospects, as we'll as Tue ViRGfN.
IAN'3 eif0rts toward the cousumma.
ton of the Greater Norfolk" the
DRY.
a party OF young people spent
yesterday III SKATING on IL nelghbor.
lug lake.
L. NJ. Burgess. OF southampton
county. student of the Virginiu
MEDICAL College. Richmond, was in
SutlOlk Yesterday
Rosewood Camp No. 2, W0odmen
OF the World. will moet this even
ing. at 1916 O'Clock, III tue Odd Eel
lows Hall, Washington avenue. A
inll attendance ls requested by the
officers.
The notion of the Town Council
TO 'morfow night. relative TO the
election Of Councilman and Town
Attorney, is awaited with interest.
W. +. CGhoou aud Il. Ii. Batter
lett yesterday for their respective
commercial houses IN Baltimore and
New York.
Mrs. Lee BRITT has returned from
visit to her father, DR.. V. u. Van
dcrsIice. pastor OF Union Station
Methodlst Church. Richmond.
MIR. j. Palmer, formerly suffolk
merchant, but more recently OF
Delaware, who visited friends here
dnrlng the holidays. lett Tor trip
through the Southern States.
Intelligence WAS received here
yesterday OF the extreme illness of
Mrs. Emily L. Fitchette IN Norfolk.
She Is tie mother of Mtssrs. Geo.
T. and a. Sidney Fitchette, two
we'll Known business men here.
Miss Louise Burgess. southampton
county. who has been home for the
holidays, arrived in Suffolk last
evening 10 resume her studies in
Suffolk College.
The public school, the military
academies aud Suffolk College re-
opened yesterday. Nausemond
Seminary will resume to-day,
~ An ELoPEMENr. MIR. w, Star
Riddick and Miss Mamie Wall left
Tuesday night for Weldon. n. e.,
where they were married. They re-
surned yesterday and are stopping