Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
TOWN O |: SUFFOLK /
Claims 5ltr' Under Deed Of Assignment
ofFitchett and McLemore.
Bill to BE Presented 10 Provide for
Relief Fund for Disabled FIremen
two County sInrriaEes-Lilorary
Club mociing Yesterday,
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Suffolk. Va. Dec. 13.-The deed Of as
signment from George p. Fitchett to
James L. McLemore, trustee, having
been recorded in Greenville and South
ampton counties, has arrived at the
Nansemond County Clerks office, where
q record will be made.
Claims will be paid as follows in the
order of their respective priorities:
1. The expenses incident to the deed
including a lawyers fee and per cent
commission on gross sales.
2. A. Sidney Fitchett, $3.50 for labor.
g. All other amounts due for labor.
4. w. Is. Ferguson 6 Co.. $3.50.
b. ~. L. Folk 6 Co., 5000; E. Whit
neld d Co.. S425; Ballard &. Smith, s122:
j. M. Butler Sc Son, $50: r. w. Baker
d Co.. $50: PEOPLES Shoe Store, s35; II.
Onsler, $50; Norfleet & Bro, $3.50; III. ].
Bowen & Co., s35; William Eley & Bro.
s25: w. c. Harre1l, 500: Balm & CO.
s35; Shoop- Withers Co., $500. Those of
this class share alike.
3. All other claims proven to the trus-
tee.
TO HELP DISABLED FIREMEN.
Chief Harvey NJ. Butler and other.
volunteer fire officials last night began
their work looking to the passage of n
bill providing for disabled firemen and
their families. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft the bill, which will be
presented in the House by Delegate
Stand and in the Senate by Senator
Lyle. Most of the legislators from this
section are In favor of the bill.
COLoRED SOCIETY.
A coullion club has been organized
among coiored society people, with the
nj
president; Frank White, secretary:
Richard Cousin. treasurer Their first
german will be had December 27 in the
old Town Hall.
TWO COUNTY MARRIAGES.
There We're two marriages in the
county to-day.
Miss Rosa NJ. Doyle became the bride
OF Albert Whitley, farmer. The bride
is q daughter OF William S. Doyle.
Miss Matte A. Keene was made the
wife OF Seth A. Morgan. She /. a
daughter of James Keene
CLUB WOMEN.
The Literary Club met this afternooff
with Miss Elizabeth Booker. Miss
Skiles and Miss Holiday read. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Janice
l.. McLemore.
SAID OF PERSONS.
A. S. Shields and r. l.. Sanderson,
r.
ctal to-day.
Mr.. c. b. Leet, of New York, who had
been some days in Pensacola, Fla,
came to-day to pass the holidays with
his family in Suffolk.
Mrs. Willie Land and children, OF
Blackstone, Va, are in town as guests
OF Mrs. M. w. Joyner, at IA Chestnut
street. Her husband is Mayor of Black
stone and editor of the Courier.
w TuiI re
came to-day to visit his daughters, who
attend Suffolk college,
This was the first OF three evenings
special services preparatory to COM
munlon at the Presbyterian Church.
The pastor preached. Rev. DR.. Edward
Mack, of Norfolk, will conduct the SER
vices tomorrow.
A license was sold to-day for the
marriage of Everett Joyner and Belle
Henderson. colored.
Mr.. ]. e. West left to-day for Alex.
andria.
Miss Mary Twitty Paulette, of Farm
vile, Va, to-day finished a stay with
Miss Louise Twitty.
MIR. s. II. Duke. of Buckhorn, Va,
was In Suffolk to-day
Mrs. A. H. Cobb remains very Ill. Mr..
Cobb left to-day for Norfolk, to get
trained nurse.
MIR. T. e. Langston, Of Fort Morgan,
Ala. was in Suffolk to-day.
Miss Laura Mcclure left to-day to
visit her sister, Mrs. S. w. Gary, at
Deep Creek.
Misses Lena Parker and Alma Elan
are visiting in Portsmouth.
Mrs. Cobb came tonight from Bruins
wick, Me-. to visit her children in Suf-
folk. She is 10 years old. She made
the trip alone
Tonight there was cutting affair
over towards Baltimore" A colored
man had his thigh gashed.