Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-04
BERKELEY.

The Stars and Stripes, of Berkeley and
the South Norfolk teams played a game
a. ball yesterday afternoon on Hardy's
field. which resulted in a score of 16 10
L in favor OF the stars and Stripes.
The fca lures of the game were the pitch
ing Of Duncan. he allowing the South
Narfoiks four hits and the genela 81
playing CT tic Stars and Stripes. Bat
icri.,s. Stars and Stripes-Barnard and
duncan. South Norfolk-Barrie and
Gvernan.
Rev w. y. Slaymaker. of Armstrong
Memorial Presbyterian Church. preach
81 the annual st. Johns sermon 10
Eerkley Lodge. No l67. ~, f. and y.
NJ sunday evening at the Chestnut
street. ". L. Church. y large number
i-ei-NAscrs and others listened 10 his
discourse.
Miss Eva rfan of Richmond, arrived
her" yesterday and is the guest of the
Misses i'rpv n. IN Herklcy avenue.
MtS. w. II. Hancock lef. yesterday
for tho Arlington Cottage, Virginia
l''1ch where she Will spend the heated
term.
Mr- George w. t,rcs ana mother left
yesterday Tor Suffolk. where they will
spend two weeks amons friends and
relatives.
Al. 3 II. DURHAM. general suporin-
tendon; OF ;hc Tunts Lumo l. Company.
Co'iinucs quite Ill at his home, in south
Norfolk
Nj ana Mrs. William Z. Earle. Of
Baltimore. are guests OF their sister.
Mrs j. II. Floyd. on Main ;reet
AIRS. j. w. RODGERS returned from Re-
''fSbnrs yesterday. ACCOMPANIED 10y her
W''n"r and sister, Mss L. t. ana Miss
iiSttie Burton. of tina; city.
Mr.. {. w. Rockefeller. who was con-
ined to his home. on Berkeley avenue.
last week by sickness. was able To re-
Sumc business yesterday at the Tunls
| planning mills
Whiic Ar. w. Il. snow was unloading
a car Of lumber nj the runis mills yes
teEday. plank fe! from the top of the
car, across MS nose, painfully injuring
,hat organ.
Yesterday morning while an elevator
OF lumber was being raised at the
l"nis mills by enc uf the emnlovnss
the elevator got loose ana PLUNGED 10
IL. toimost speed, dslocating several
"i iha shafts ana splitting into lindiinr
wood one or two of the beams. For.u,
lately no one WAS hurt. WorlIme IN
wee cnsagei replacing the broken
parts Yesterday afternoon.
The Masses Toms. of Hartford. y. {.
are guests ot thu family Of Capta;n
Il. ). E,oy, on Chestnut street.
Mss bet;ie Rodgerson, VINO has been
visiting Mrs. Captain i. H. Foster. OF
enc; inut street. for several weeks. left
ye:icro y for her nome. in Petersburg
MIS-. H. c. Anderson. Of Ph.ladelphin.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. r. H.
Buyrn, of this place.
hrcauee OF the sickness of Samrnie
ilitchard. one Of the Virginlan- p.lo:'s
route carriers in West BerM.ey, it was
necessary to put on n new carrier. who
: not tnor0ughly acquainted with tho
route. If any sUbscrTber; miss thcir
nnpers ana VIII report at Dr. Wallace's
urnS store they VIII confer favor on
me Eeikley representative.
Inc little Naval Reserve yacht "Si-
rem took on fifteen tons OF coal ar
lannon's wharf yesterday. preparatory
" taking The Reserve TO the Capee To-
cay, on an excursion
Key. g. !. Stensle has opened quite q
handsome real estate office at No. 9s
Chestnut street. lie has some very ex-
'ensive'y into the business. having pur-
ena*eu number of lots and is erecting
q number of residences.
Ofiicer Parker is taking his ;en-dayss'
vacation, and officer Grim is on duty.