Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
BRIEF lTEaS OF INTEREST.

y DR.. Wm. Edwin Hall. OF New York.
Fhas been secured to deliver AT Park
| View Baptist Church Sunday afternoon
| lous lectures. No charge.
Mr. II. i: Page left last night for
Amherst. Mass. to spend two weeks
there in rest and recreation
Mr.. IL. l.. Page Is At Newark, n. J.,
on business.
Miss Fannie Munden. OF Hampton.
who has been the guest of Mrs. James
Munden. OF eS Bermuda street, return
ed home yesterday.
Mr.. j. NJ. Meekins, of Elizabeth City.
\. c.. called on Norfolk friends yes
terday
Mir. George Harrison. the architect.
on account of Illness. will be out OF
town FOR week or ten days.
Mr. w. q. Swartz. of Miller. Rhoads
n Co. is in Richmond on business and
pleasure combined.
Mir. w. Bullitt Fltzhugh. Of the Care
Charles Pioneer. and Mrs. Fltzhugh.
returned home yesterday afternoon
from Il visit 10 Norfolk
Mr.. John y. Warwick of this city
yesterday succeeded Mr., John Hum
phreys, Of Berkeley, as superintendent,
of the Norfolk County Ferries.
! y number of new and we'll built
] I,
have been placed in the city park
! Rev Charles u. Gill<erson. OF Lam
bert's Point Presbyterian Church
preached n sermon preparatory to the
communion Sunday ut the Second
Church last night.
Judge w. J. kllhy, examiner Of
/ records. was here yesterday from Suf-
l folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Longfellow. of
Boston. were in Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. II. y. Poulson. of Norfolk, who
has been very i'll in Suffolk for several
weeks. was reported yesterday to be
much improved
! Mr.. r. II. Staltz has returned from
n two weeks visit TO Evansville. Ind
the home OF his boyhood and where his
mother Yet lives. The occasion of his
visit was a family reunion. and eight
years having elapsed since the last
made the occasion very enjoyable
Passenger Agent OF the Southern
Railway Mr. w. III. Doll. returned yes
/ t+=+tiaH from New Orleans. to which
point he went in charge OF one hundred
and fifty u. s. sailors bound for San
| Francisco.
Prof Mallory X. Cannon left yes,er.
| day for Red sulphur Springs, West Vir-
| ginia.
Mr.. Il. \. futile. of Norfolk. is at
Lookout Inn. on Lookout Mountain.
| Tenn.
Mir. Geo. C. s. Merry. treasurer Of
the Northern Southern Klndlins Wood
Company. has returned from BOSTON.
MIR. Louis stitch. OF New York. is I'm
! tho city on a business visit
Mr.. Arthur Norris will leave Tonight
for Saratoga. where he has opened a
branch establishment for the summer
| months.
Rev. L. II. Betty will preach at Cen
| tenary NJ. T.. Church sunday mornin.
at II O'clock.
There were two meetings in the City
Market building last night-the Water
Board and the Building Comittee.
Routine business was transacted at
both meetings.
The United States gunboat Nasty lie
which fired the first shot in the
| Spanish American war. arrived ut tho
Norfolk navy yard yesterday Il fternoon.
The Nashville has lust returned from
a trip up tho Mississippi river TO St.
| Louis.
Benediction OF the Blessed Sacramen,
was held yesterday evening at st
Mary's Catholic Church in honor of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus. There was II
large congregation present. The choir
from ST. Marys Orphan Asylum sang
the two latin hymns. "'rantcm Ergo
| and 20 Salutaris."
W. II. Hendrickson. Il white man
! about 80 years old was arrested here
yesterday for the Richmond authorities.
The Order of the Mystic Chain has
completed its corps of officers by the
election of DR.. l.. c. Shepherd medical
examiner.