The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
SUFFOLK NEWS.
IN OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surround ings.

'No'eS ana 1leanlngS From Suffolk
and Surround ings.
Rev S q Newsome returned from
his school, in Southampton county,
and will occupy his pulpit in the
Pine Street Baptist Church to day
at 2:30 p M. Rev G s Brown, presi
dent OF Winson Institute, n @, will
preach for him OF 7:30 p N.
Rev A O Barron, who has been
assisting in the Baptist revival, left
last afternoon for his home in Balti.
more. In MIR Loves absence to-day
the pulpit will be occupied at ! ] a
m aud $3.50 p M by Rev Il b Hatcher,
OF Norfolk. Rev j ID Hart, of Cars.
vile, will preach ut 1880 O'Clock this
evening.
Property TRANSFERS. j ohm j..
March and wife to Ii. w. Williams,
thirty acres of land in Holy Neck
Msgisterial District, Nsnsemond
county; consideration, $40.
Andle, John and Mamie Boone to
James ID. Brinkley, forty acres in
the same county; consideration. $40.
MIR. LOVES FATHER DYING.-
Rev. j. L. Love, pastor of the Bap.
tist Church, received a telegraphio
dispatch Yesterday, announcing the
dying condition of his aged father
in Elizabeth City, N. @. He left
Tor that town by she next tram.
REcEPTIoN.-The young gentle
men gnvo reception Friday night
TO their young lady friends at the
home of Miss Faye Parker. Tho
following attended: Misses Annie
Nurney, Vesta Scott, Edna Scott,
Jennie Holland, Faye Parker,
Minnie Brothers, Eula Jester. f.
Lyon and Mabel Nicholson, Messrs.
Butler Lyon, Z. Trotman, Walter
Scott, II. Mcleod, @. Crnmer, W.
Benman. II. Holland, l.. Brothers
aud E. Beale.
MAYORS CoURr. MIR. Sidney
Britt WIS assessed 81 in this ia.
dietary yesterday for allowing an
oil lamp to burn all night.
Gus Smith, livery boy, was
tined 50 for fast driving on the
streets.
FATAL TO B1RDs.-Mr. Frank ].
Jones and friends have returned
from successful hunting tour IN
the Old North State. They en-
countered cartridges in large
quantities, having killed 1871.
IHE BROTHERHOOD BANoUErED. -
lhe reception given by Mr.. A, S,
Liey, vestryman of st. Pauls p.
L. Church, to the local chapter OF
ST. Andrews Brotherhood at his
residence on Main street, proved a
most enjoyable occasion. At an nd
vanccd hour supper WAS announced.
The table was arranged in the form
OF cross and was nicely set of with
flowers, fruits and CONNECTIONS. The
party dispersed at II late hour, after
expressing their thanks to their host
and hostess for their hospitality.
FINE RESIDENCE BURNED.-
The country residence in Isle of
Wight country, belonging to DIR. j.
Il. Phillips, of Suffolk, aud brothers,
took fire Friday and was totally
consumed, there being no assistance
available. The blaze is supposed To
have originated from spark In an
accumulation OF dry leaves on the
roof. The residence, which was one
OF the best constructed in the
country, was erected twenty five
years ago at cost AT So, 500, Much
of the interior wood work was built
from imported wood. Instructions
for tho removal OF the leaves q few
days prior to the accident had been
neglected. There was no insurance.
HE END Nor YET REACHED -
Judge Il. II. ,Rawles, guardian OF
Willie Crumpler, the youth who was
attacked Friday by three others.
thinks that inasmuch AS his ward
name was mentioned in yestarday's
VIRdINIAN the identity of the at
lacking parties should be made
known, and requests the insertion
OF the following: "rhe youths who
made the attack on Willie Crumpler
are Butler Lyon. Thornton WIthers
and Charlie Stith. The matter will
be brought before the authorities
Tor such police discipline as may be
necessary"