Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
BERKELEY.

The regular meetings OF the Town
Council was held last night with the
president, Captain Keeling. in the
chair. and Messrs. Robertson, Williams.
Martin. Bland, Jacocks, Milestone and
Roach present.
The Street Committee reported pro-
gress.
The chairman of the Fire Committee
reported that the company had
dwindlcd down to eight active mem
bcrs. Mir. Bliven, of the hose company,
reported that they would remain in ac-
tive service for the protection of the
town If the Council would purchase 200
feet of hose. The purchase was ordered.
The committee appointed to ascertain
what the cemetery now owned by Mr.
f. NJ Tillcy could be purchased for
reported that S10.475 was asked and re-
commended that the purchase be made
McssrS. Jacocks and MILESTONE OBJ
Iccted, whereupon quite n discussion
arose.
Mr. MILESTONE moved the appoint
ment of another committee to deter
mine the number of burial lots In said
plat and what their cost per lot would
be, and how many lots there are par
tally improved. and also that the com
mlttee select another site for n come
terry and ascertain what same could be
purchased for Adopted.
MIR Robertson offered the following
resolution:
Whereas. the Southern Bell Telephone
Company has begun the erection Of un-
slightly poles on our principal streets
That they be ordered to stop the work
until they secure n franchise from the
town.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mrs. ]. ]. ottlcy and Miss Sue Parker
will leave to-day for Smithfeld to visit
friends and relatives
MISS blanche l'IlnTnnor Of H.
College, who has been the guest of Mrs.
John Haskett, of South Norfolk No
turned yesterday to resume her studies
Miss Blanche Hughes. of Camden, n.
G.. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A.
h. Privott. of Oakdale.
Mr. Richard Mathews has returned
from Smithfeld. where he spent the
winter
Miss Florence Stevens. who has been
me guest of Mrs a. 7. Diggs. of South
Norfolk. has returned to her home.
Helen, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. a. p. Diggs, is convalescinp from
her severe illness.
Horace. son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wallace. who has been quite i'll. is
much improved.
Mrs Isaac Morgan has returned from
iarhoro. n. c., where she attended the
luheral OF her mother. Mrs. Sarah Ma
ORA. and aunt, Mrs. Sallie AIodro
MISS Rosa Legum is visiting in Ralti-
more. 80 '"'''-
The Young Girls Society OF Chestnut
street Church will give an interesting
entertainment at the residence of Cant
NJ. C. Keeling tonight. entitled "a
spider Web Social" The following will
We thG program: Duet, Prof. Kennedy
ana Heard; recitation, Miss Almeda
LARA bee: piano SOLO Miss Virric
Jones: solo, Mrs. II. NJ. Mackan: duett
MIS-. Robertson and little daurhter
Mniam. 'i'er'
Ihe residence OF Mr. w. r. shafer
o.i Zee street was the scene OF bright
ana HAPPY gathering of little folk from,
TO D. m. yesterday. who were in.
Vitcd TO participate in birthday party
gwen IN honor of little Miss Marietta
Shafers sixth birthday. She was tho
recipient of many beautiful presarts
me Following little folks were present.
laura Williams. Frank Marshall.
neVliie Mcconville, William Morrisette'
Brooks Foster. Annie F'lemmine viliin
Mac tlemming. Jennie Marshall Cr,s.i,
foreman foreman Emma Daugherty, Charley
Williams, Melville Robertson. Mira -,
robertson. Truitt Lyons. Marsarrtts
Lyons. Marguerite Rogers, Wallace
Marshall. Ethel Mackan. Helen Mar.
Snali, Ruth Simpson. Albert Marshall
ana, marion Piltchard. Nash Marshall,
Lille Mae Ethcrcdge. Pearl Jones
Della Marshall. Helen Banks ana Nj
YIN Marshall. Of Berkeley; Celia Cul-
pepper. Freddie Culpepper and Cbariio
Culpepper, of Portsmouth.
Not one child dies where ten formerly
died from Group. People have learned
the value of One Minute Cough Cur
and use it for severe lung and throa;
troubles. II Immediately stops cough
irg. II never fails. Burrow- Martin
Company.
Oxford Mixtures. in herring bone and
plain effects. Some OF the late arrivals.
Rudolph G. Wallace, 1888 Main street.