Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
|0ERkLEY News ANDkDvERTjsE

70 succeed Mr.. Butler. Will enter non
his duties next Sunday mornInc si1SSs.s
hoiHERitOOD5O OF ST. ANDREW
The local assembly OF the Kramer
hood of st. Andrew. comprising c;,a ~.
terS from Norfolk and Portsmouth mar u
at st. Thomas Church, Berkley. on
Sunday afternoon. and after evening
prayer the meeting. which was very
Wen attended. was called to order by
the chairman, Mr.. Armand Myers of
st. Johns Chapter, Portsmouth. Mr.
w. l.. Bailie. the registrar of st.
Thomas Church. extended hearty
welcome to the visitors on behalf OF
The parish. and reports We're then, call
ed for from the delegates, who had
been in attendance 1.-THE annual con-
vention of the Brotherhood at Column
bus. Q. Mr.. r. Lee Hardy, the dele
gate from st. Luke's Church. Norfolk.
gave brief summary of the work OF
the convention. and Mr.. Cole, of ST.
Peters Church. Brambieton. made
fine and impressive address on Broth
erhood Duty" DIR. A. S. Lloyd then
gave some of his impressions of the
growing spiritual power of these con-
rentions. and the business WAS closed
with a comprehensive report Of the
proceedings given bS MIR. Cutherell, of
trinity Chapter, Portsmouth.
THAT HALLOWEEN PARTY.
The preparations for tho Halloween
- ~ are oelHS competed. Every
thinS promises n merry time to all,
both young and old. BY a special dis
pensation the .'spooks'' will appear an
hour earlier than usual. Refreshments
IN Keeping with the day Will be served.
Remembcr the place to- night. at the
residence of MIR. c. B. Gibbs. The for
lunc-tellcr will be present. and will dip
into the future as far as human eyes
can see.
OBLIGATORY SERVICE
The dedicatory services of ST. James.
y. Nj. Il. Church WAS held In the hand
some new structure on Liberty street
extended Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. and were opened by Rev. l. L.
Butt, presiding elder of the Second dis
trict. Rev. D. 2. Seaton.s D. D., OF
Norfolk, was introduced and delivered
the sermon of the occasion.
The other preachers who took part
in the service were Revs. W. B. Swain.
OF lions Church: c. a. Holmes, of
Trinity; Peter Sheppard, OF Norfolk.
Baptist Church. The music was fur
nished by the choir of the ST. James
| a. NJ. l.. Church, Of Norfolk, and was
| OF high order and much enjoyed by
| those present.
Near the close of the service a bas-
ket collection was taken for the benefit
of the church building fund, and
amounted TO s154.i6.
BRIEF MENTION.
The town remained in darkness for
several hours Inst night. the arc light
refusing to burn.
Mrs. S. y. Sutton, of Elizabeth Park,
on the Virginia. Beach railroad. spent n
short while with Mrs. NJ. A. c. Hosier.
Oh Berkley avenue, yesterday
Sheppard Lowe, the little son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ccptain Foster is GONZALES
cling from severe attack of typhoid
fever at their residence on Main street.
In the trial of Anderson Scott in the
County Court yesterday for manning.
1t was brought out that a fourishins
crap Joint was being conducted at Gins
berE's place. on Liberty street. aud
Judge Portlock officially called the at
tention of Mayor Mccoy to the fact.
with the request that the place be
broken up.
| The Young Girls Society of Chestnut
Street NJ. Il. Church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. C. B. Gibbs. ON Lib
erty street, this morning at 10 o'clock to
arrange for decorating.
| Mayor Mccoy yesterday committed
liezekiah Trotter colored. for 60 DAYS.
the charge being the theft of shoes
| from Il. G. Humphrics.
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