The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-07
BRAMBI.ETON.

owing to- the division of the ward into
two voting precincts. Reservoir avenue,
being the LINZ. It becomes necessary for
every voter In the ward to register Now
is the time to do Il,
Airs. j. a. Rowe nee SeawelD and
her mother, of Gloucester have sp:nt
Easter with relatives and friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Seawell. West Brambleton,
and MIR. and Mrs. j. C. Haynes, Eas,
Bramb,eton avenue.
Mrs. Emma Dawley and her sister,
Mrs. Mary Dawfey. of Princess Anne
county, Va. who were spenG.ng some
time with their sisters. Mesdames Lee,
Eason and Belo;e. of this ward, have re-
turned home
Mrs. l.. H. Hambcrry has been quite
sick Cor some time at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. c. HUMPHREYS, 140 Gram
Vile avenue.
May | Go to the Theatrc?" was the
subject of Rev. r. III. Benefits discourse
at McKendree Sunday night. and the
answer, from the standpoint of the early
history of the church, the Bible and
church discipline, Is an imDregnable ar
gument in the negative Subject con-
tinues next Sunday night.
Mrs. b. FL. Marsden, of Marshall ave-
nue., received telegrans Saturday, an
nouncing the sad intelligence that her
fathers house had been burn, down in
Baltimore, Nd. and he seriously in
scene of the disaster.
Saturday night some party or parties
entered Bramblston Market Mr. c. S.
Whitehurst proprietor. and committed
sund'y depredations. Q
The Rev. DR.. Young. OF Epworth NJ T..
Church, will deliver an address ut Park
Avenue Baptist Church tonight, the oc-
caslon being the anniversary of the
Ladies Union.
Mr.. j. a. Winslow met with an acct
dent while driving out TO his farm in
Princess Anne county Sunday morning
which resulted in his buggy being some
what damaged and himself slightly hurt.
The pulling out of the winectree Of thu
buggy frightened the horse and made
II Interchangeable for awhile. thus caus-
Ing the accident Mr.. VIM. Saunders
was with him at the time.
a fire alarm Sunday morning carried
tide department 10 l2j Kelly avenue,
where 4 defective flue had caused a blaze
In the upper part of the house, occupied
by Mrs. Curling. 1t was put out with
extinguishers; damage slight.
The services at st. Peters =. T..
Church. Rev. w. ID. Smith. rector were
specially interesting ana attractive Sun
day. there being four different occa-
! cions. Singing was by Il SURPRISED choir.
The church being now almost complete ed
mas quite an increase OF seating capacity.
Thirteen new members have been re-
ceived into Park Avenue Church. re-
sntly. Rev. Mr.. Hines. who has been
| assisting In special meetings at this
church. closed on Friday last. The new
Park Avenue Church will he dedicated
on the fourth Sunday in April by Rev. J.
-. Hawthorne. of Atlanta Ca
Mrs. T.. c. Rivicre died Saturday night
at the residence OF her son, Mr.. V. G..
Jamicon. 402 West Brambeton avenue
| The remains were forwarded 10 E.ilersl!e
| Ga. yesterday via SeaboarG Air Line
| for interment.
a conc.rt will be given at Festival
| Hall Thursday night under the auspices
OF the Musical and Literary Society OF
Mex endree Church. The Diamond Quar-
| tette. the Gill brothers and NIr. Antelot
| will be prominent features In the pro
| Sramme. One of the best concerts OF the
season is promised Benefit OF McKen-
dree Sunday School
| MIR. Carey y. Wilbern OF loS Kelley
avenue. is on visit 10 friends in the
| North.
Mr.. John y. Smith. of Princess Anne
| county. is stopping with his sister, Mrs
! q. w. Smith. 6l0 West Brambeton avt:
| nue.
Mr.. J. L. Faber, j venerable and high
| ly esteemed citizen. who had reached his
S5th year, died Sunday afternoon at 5:3'
o'clock at the resident. of his son. Mr.
J. II. Faber, No. ll9 Park avenue. Fun
| eral this morning AT 1890 O'Clock a
| Park Avenue Baptist Church.
| Tonight there will be a rehearsal OF
| the cantata Under the Palms" at FEES
| tival Hall All members of Musical and
| Li"7rary Association are requested &c
| participate.
The Brambleton Pleasu Club yes
| terday( Monday carried a party of TWEEN
| ty-one TO "Odcll's Farm on an Easte'
| outing. The whole party had a most
| delightful time and. although 1t raincd
| ,h!s fact did not ma, the pleasure Of
| any one. The chaperoncs were Mrs
| Bigb!e and Mrs. Eckles. The Bran.
| beton Pleasure, Club iH club compos
| ed of a dozen young gentlemen of the
| ward who are going to brighten up tbs