The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-01
DAUGHTREY SAMPSON
Marriage Of Miss Annie Laura Oaughtrey
and Hr. Terah Walker Sampson.
THE DEATH OF 4 BRIDE OF A FEW MONTHS
ESer lEoncyn,oon Had NHe Endcd-A
Cirrcr 'Frn,lp-A Enrns Purchased
by Philadelphia Delegate TO I.
q. @. E. Grand Lodge Eicr:ed-Ikit
BY Hurricane.

Suffolk, Va. March 3i-(SpccioD.-
There was a quiet home marri ,Ge at !
o'clock this evening ut the residence. O.
MIR. Jacob r.. Daugft'ny. Oh West l\iiby
street. The principals wrra his 'l,usn-
ter Miss Annie Lara ntughtrey. and
Mr.. Terah Walker Sampson. Or W
w Staley performed The ceremony III
the presence Of invital guests. Mr.. ana
Mrs Sampson will reside on Broad
street Suffolk.
MIR. Sampson is q naive OF Dundee,
Scotland but came - AlnariCa when
very young. and was raised at Shelby
vile. Ky. He came to Sll:ful:t Two yes rs
ago. and since that lime has been In the
employ Of the Suffolk Sawmill company
as saw filler. He has game | many
friends In this section. The bride Is n
native Of Nansemond county and Is q
very popular young lady.
MEETING; OLD FRIENDS.
Special Agent Mlchaels, or the Ian
cashire Fire Insurance company, If At
lanta, was in Suffolk yesterday renewing
acquuintances OF twenty years ago. He
was at school with Mcssrs. John i. Pin
ner Lee Britt and a. Il. Norileet, and
the meeting was experienced with mu-
tual pleasure. They were together at
Bethel Military academy.
\ BRIDES DEATH.
y letter has been received in Suffolk
announcing the death In Denver. Col,
of Mrs. j. G. Trisbee. IL bride OF less than
six weeks. on March &C. Mr.. T'risbee
has relatives and friends In this section.
who will hear OF the bereavement with
sorrow. On ST. Valentines day Of this
year Miss Annie May Williams, OF Colo
RADIO, was married to Mr.. Frisbec. She
died not long after the conclusion Of
the bridal tour. Mr.. and Mrs. Frisbee
resided at l72 Maple street Denver.
The former is business manager Of Il
DeNlver paper
y CLEVER TRAMP.
A Gmootf-faced, black eyed. ruddv-
conpleXioned young man, With q dark
coat buttoned close about the throat,
which created doubt about the exist
ence OF a shirt, tapped softly ut the back
door Of good Suffolk housekeeper one
morning this week. 1t was tramp
one with more than the average amount
or brains, and possessing remarkable
suavity CT manner
HAD SEEN BETTER DAYS.
He briefly told his little tale or hard
luck and misfortune. He had looked FOR
work IN vain. Now he was hungry and
wanted some breakfast. The lady point
ed 10 the wood pile and said If lie would
interview the saw until he earned It, a
coed square meal would follow. The
cosinopolite protested that lie was weak
ilnd could saw so much better and longer
II ne get tho meal first. He got it. At
tcr breakfast the lady showed him the
wood pile and went OH about her duties.
me vagrant agreed to work faithfully
FOR an hour.
HIS VALEDICTORY.
When sixty minutes had passed the
lady Went out to see II the wood pile
was exhausted. Willie was gone, but he
left note. 1t said: Just tell 'em that
you saw me. but never saw me saw
I never saw a saw saw. TRY yonr hus.
band" 80
BOUGHT BY PIIlLADELPHIAN
The valuable farm owned by the late
George \. frishee. in Lower Parish
near the Nansemond river vas to.do,
sold a. public auction in front OF the
postoitice for $4,000 cash. j. Walter Hos