Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
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Capt. Joseph Heney. a we'll and ia
Noranly known resident. died OF hear
trouble a. a. IN. Al his homo on Lib.
erty street extended yesterday after
long continued illness. lie was 50 years
OF aSe. and leaves a wife and one sou
10 mourn their loss. Mr.. Heney ha.
been resident of the town Tor IL great
many years. and was timer at ths
Norfolk ana Southern shops, where III
served WIKI satisfaction until stricken
down by the disease tina; ended his lite
The funeral service VIII be conducted
from the st. Thomas +. l.. Church Al
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The In
torment Will be in Magnolia Cemetery
T.dcwater Council. No. 80. Jr. .. u.
y. NJ. OF which the deceased was a
member. viii turn out in a body. See
cal, in this issue.
The Berkeley baseball team is expect
ing TO build new park at the terminus
OF the electric street railway. 1t Will
be lncloSed and seats arranged for
spectators. The team has signed Il new
pitcher from Baltimore and first base
man and two outleiders from Rich.
mond. The manager, j. +. Davis, is
doing all i'll his power to have a first
class team for Berkeley. and says he
VIII receive challenges from any team
in this section.
The Christian sunday School Con
veniion o: the Eastern Virginia Con
ference convencs at the Bcyea Chris
tian Church. Great Bridge. Va. OH the
18TH, 20ih and 2lst instant. The dele
gates from the Main Street Christian
Churcn Sunday school are Prof j. w
Roberts. Misses Patt.e Butler Mamie
Pierce, Annie Nichols and Naomie Eley
The lawn party in progress on the
grounds of the Berkeley Collegiate Insti-
iutc was well attended last evening in
spite of the many other attractions
that hn1niusr ind,
the pleasure seekers.
The funeral of the Infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ii. u. Lane took place
yesterday Afternoon al o'clock from
the residence. after which the remains
we're inferred IN Magnolia Cemetery.
John Foster. colored. Tor aSs,aultine
Ann Atkins. was in the court yesterday
morning. but tho warrant was with
drawn.
Mr.. L. L. Cox returned yesterday
from Easton. n. c.. where he visited
his brother. who is critically i'll.
MIR. John Armbrecht had Il force OF
men engaged yesterday laying a sewer
on Pearl street from Chestnut street
10 the catch basin at the corner OF
Pearl and Mulberry streets
Mrs. Eugene Colver left yesterday
afternoon for Wlliamsport. Pa. where
she will spend the summer with her
mother.
49, ii' i 10TH tIu family lett yes
ierday for Tulls Creek, where he will
re-establish business
ne mole in the Chestnut street ferry
bridge. near the foot. is quite dan
serous TO depestrians, ana is
likely to cause broken limb II not
repaired soon. as there is no light near
that point.
IS quite i'll at No. l23 Charles street.
brambletOn.
Mr. Caleb West, who has been to
Elizabeth City. y. c., for several days.
has returned and viii leave again in n
Few days for that place, where he will
open business.
Mr.. j. L. Mercer has returned from
ryhchours. va. whore he hash on
several days visit among friends
The ladies of the Liberty Street n
r. church will give n lawn party ut
the Berkley Electric Street Railway
park this evening. Refreshments will
he served for the benefit of the church
MISS Alice q. Berry and Mr. Benia-
nun r. Niles We're happily united in
Wediock Wednesday evening at Brnad-
way BAPTIST Church. in the county
Rev. $. :. Robinson. the pastor. Of rho
South Norfolk Baptist Church. officiat-
ed.
The Sunday school OF the South Nor
ioik Baptist Church gave their ANIMAL
picnic at the Electric Street Railway
park yesterday. and pleasant. day
was spent by all present
The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Sou,h
Norfolk Baptist Church will give an en-
tertaInment at Odd Fellows Hall
south Norfolk. this evening at s O'Clock
tor the benefit of the church.
me Electric Street Railway mark
+ccmed to be quite a center of attrac-
non last night. something near two
'ousahu people 1t is thought. being at
ne resort. Dancing was the principal
feature OF amusement.