Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-29
LAMBERT'S POINT.

Mr. Thomas 4. Smothers. the Poca-
hOntas avenue druggist. left yesterday
afternoon for Dinwidde county, 10
visit his family. who are summering
there.
SIR. James Ferguson is quite sick at
his home. on Lambcrts Point road.
Rev. +. Bouldin. rector OF St. Marks
Episcopal Church, has been granted 4
vacation. He leaves to-day, accom-
panied by his wife. for Charlotte coun-
iy. to visit his parents.
Mr.. George w. Face and number
OF gentlemen are soliciting names
with the view of organizing tennis
club. AS soon as a sufficient number
Of names have been secured an or
ganizaiion will be effected and corps
OF officers elected. 1t is proposed to
play three games each week on the
grounds of the Bridgeport baseball
team.
Mr. John Tomlin had several of his
ribs broken. besides receiving severe
bruises on his body. by Il fall Satur
day night.
Brick is being hauled on the grounds
preparatory to erecting the power
folk. Atlantic and Terminal railway.
Mrs. j. \. W. Porter has returned
with her children from an extended
"trip to the mountains.
Misses jamie and Pattie Falwell. Of
Luxembourg. are visiting friends on Po-
cahontas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Currkofc are homo
from their bridal tour and arc rcsid-
ing on Pocahontas avenue.
y joint meeting of the Baptist Young
PEOPLES Union Of Berkley and Lam
berts Point was held ut Burrows Me
mortal Church. on Shenandoah avenue.
sunday afternoon At ! o'clock.
Mr.. Dufic. chief clerk for Captain
John Twohy. has returned from IL visit
OF ten days to Pen Mar, Md.
goods on the Bridgeport silver plating
factory. has necessitatcd the employ
mcni of fifty additional hands TO turn
out work for shipment to the Northern
markets The entire force at work
now is 40 hands and many of these
are kept employed we'll into the night.
The l2-ycar-old son of Mr.. l.. u.
Massic. who fell and broke his arm last
"Wednesday night. is doing as well az
could he cXocctcd.
\ party COMPOSED of fifteen ladies
ana gentlemen will go on n. hay ride
10 Ocean View Tonight leaving al I
o'clock, and returning about 30 Mu-
sic Will he an attraction. Refreshments
will he served at Ocean View.
The sloop Two Sisters. belonging to
Mr. Charles Cor. which went ashore
In Campbell's Creek during the late
storm. was hauled off yesterday.
Mrs. Mamie Smith. of Bowden's
Ferry Road. who has been sick for
several days. with malaria, is rapidly
convalcscing.
Mr.. c. II. higgins. of Bowden's Fer
~ road. lef: on the Norfolk and West
crn train last night for Charlotte coun-
~. to visit his brother who is cril-
callv i'll and not expected to recover.
Mrs. NJ II higgins is sick with ma
laral fever at the home of her son. MIR
y. w. higgins. corner of Pocahontas
avenue and Bowdcn's Ferry road.
The BAPTIST sunday School AssOcia-
tion Of Norfolk AMI Berkeley held it's
August meeting a Burrows Memorial
Church Sunday afternoon and was
called to order by the President. Mr.
w Mex. WOodhousc. Of Berkeley. In
tcrcsting addresses on the work Of the
Sunday school were made by Rev. A.
f.. Owen. n. D.. Of Grace Baptist
Church. and Mr.. II. j. Williamson. of
the First Church. The September
meeting Will be held ut Grace Church
on the fourth Sunday.