The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-14
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Councilman r. a. liyslop who has
been physically indisposed for some time
At his home Windsor avenue, was
able to be ont yesterday.
Miss Lucy Jarvis. of Princess Anne.
S visiting relatives ut Mr.. J. Il. Peb-
"orth'S, No. 2l1 Windsor avenue
The notice I'm Sundays Nirginan OF DIR.
=. X Chiles removal pcrtained to his
Office. not to his residence. which is
yet on West Brambleton avenue.
Rev. w. w. Staley. ID. D.. of Suffolk
"ill lecture tonight at Christian Temple
IN Traits in the Holy Land" Benefit
organ fund of that church
Miss Mary Virginia Trummel died al
the residence OF her brother Mr.. w. r
rrunmel No. 300 Pollard street Sunday
At a. m..aged "A years. Her remains
We're conveyed yesterday to South Mills
where the funeral was preached and IN
terment made in the old family burial
ground.
Mrs. j. b. Irvine. of 800 f. Highland
avenue, who WAS taken to St Vinccnts
Hospital. stood the operation well and
Is now fast recovering strength and
health.
An opportunity will be offered at Me-
kendree tonight at 8 O'Clock to learn
q great deal about the life of Christ az
illustrated by Great Paintings by the
Masters" powerful high-class stereop-
ucan Will throw on the screens faithful
reproductions in tull colors, thus illumi-
"''ihS tHe events ana scenes III the life
OF Jesus Rev. Edward Pell ass,ted bv
an experienced operator, will conduct the
affair All denominations would be in
structed as we'll as interested by at
tending.
Mrs. ID. A Seymour. living on Mozart
avenue, was considerably burnt on the
lace ana right hand last Friday while
on the way to put gasoline in her stove
The vessel containing the element was
all ania2e In her hand, the gas having
caught lire from the burner of the stove
Mr.. O. Brownell, OF North Marshall
avenue, has taken his family TO AIS
South Park for residence
MIR. c: 5. Stevens and family, of Roa-
nokc. Va, have come to this city to re-
side and made their home on North
Reservoir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Baker, of Eden
ton, n. G., are on visit TO Mr. c. w
Bakers family, l29 n. Reservoir avenue
Mrs n. Il. Baton, Of Percy street. is
recovering from quite n long period of
Illness under treatment of DIR. Davidson
An impressive funeral service was con
Quoted Sunday, p. m, at McKendrec by
Rev. X. III. Bennett and Rev. ]. w
Moore, in tribute to Miss Mary Hudgins
The Following are the names of the pail
bearers: Messrs. r. b. Allen, H. o. Bill
lups. c. X. Parlette, j. &. James. A. G.
caVer Johh Stroud and interment was
in ElmwoOd.
The many friends of Mrs Frank Rat
ton VIE be srieved TO learn of her OK
IRENE illness at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs J. r. Stone, S07 Tunstall avenue
The regular monthly meeting of the
Brambleton w. c. T. L. will be held this
afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the residence
OF Mrs. Thomson. 200 Park avenue Miss
Frances Townley will preside and talk
TO the union. All ladies invited.
The East Norfolk will give n Fran
els Barnes birthday party o-nieht, be-
1f
Finchcr, lis South Marshal avenue
delightful programme has been ARRANGED
One of the most interesting features of
the evening will be an introduction 10
the brown family. The public is cor
daily invited.