The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-23
COMPANY D OF GLOUCESTER.
Echoes OF the holland Dimmock We'd
din.-PersonaI.
Especial Dispatch to The Times }

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GLOUCESTER, VA, September 20
| The reunion of Company D LAST week in
| Gloucester deserves more than the pass
ing notice 1t received. The company was
mustered into service the Sth of January,
| 1868, with T. S. Clopton as captain.
a large number OF the veterans are still
| living end it is not to be wondered at when
the fact is known that only five OF the
members Of Company D were over eigh-
| teen years Old when they enlisted. Every
office in the gift Of the people of Glouces-
ter has been bestowed upon members OF
this organization except that Of Sheriff.
| Much good cheer and brotherly love at
tends these annual reunions, which are
held ON the campus of the Gloucester
Academy.
The following Officers were installed
Ar. Marquis Jones, president; Prof w.
c. Stubbs, vtre-presiGelrt; Mr. G. H Enos,
secretary and treasury.
The late nne rains have brought out
the fall pasturage and made the sweet
patato crop. Gloucester has not suffer-
ed IN the same degree from drought as the
rest of Virginia. and many OF the farmers
have made fair crops of corn.
Mr. f. Dabney and Miss Z. Dabney are
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Powell holland, after
short trip East. returned to spend some
weeks at Sherwood.
The Dinmock-Noland wedding which
was rather quietly celebrated on account
Of recent sorrow IN the connection,
was if quiet. none the less one Of The
prettiest in point Of tableau which has
been solemnized in this house OF many
weddings.
The remarkable likeness existing be-
tween the lna,tron OF honor. Mrs. Graham.
Of New York (twin-sister of the brtGcl.
and the bride, was never more striking
than on the occasion of the wedding.
In the marriage Of Miss Minnie DrnnnclS
and Mr. Graham two years ago, and Miss
Blanche Dinaznock and Mr., holland,
Gloucester society loses two Of its most
brilliant figures.
Mrs. j. Lloyd Tabb and Mss Maud
T'abb: Messrs. Brog5en and Gordon. of
Williams. of Richmond: Mrs VIM. Dim
mock and Misses Mary, Elizabeth and
Susie Dimmock. OF Newport News: and
Miss Rasnell. Of Norfolk. who We're at
Sherwood for the Dimn1och-Noland we'd
ding have returned to their homes
Mrs W. S. Vim. of Georgia, who has
been the guest of judge and Mrs Field
ing L. Taylor, at Roswell. is now at
Eaau Pre- with her sister Mrs. Elizabeth
Fahs
Mr.. and Mrs D. Baldwin and Miss NJ
]. Seawell are at Monterey. Penn
Mr. and Mrs. Grevson and family. who
have been sDending the summer at their
home on Ware river, have returned to
New York
Mr.. Gerard Hopkins. accomnanied by
Miss Blanche Hool1ns. left on the steamer
Mob Jack Monday Tor New York: Miss
Geraldine Tinsley for New York: Miss
Ellen NJ Lee FOR Farmville; Mr.. Marion
Graves for Norfolk.
Mr. era faIn Of New York. is at Lad41S-
bury. guest of Mr. w. c. Mott.
Miss Maggie Tabb has returned from
the Buffalo Iithia Springs.
Mrs Cassidy and Mrs. Rourk who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Corr,
left on Monday for Baltimore, en- route
for Florida.
Misses Charlotte selden. Catherine SIN
clair and Annie Page spent last week at
the Rectory.
The many friends of Mrs. Roland Clarke
fnee Annie Burdl. whose wedding was so
lately recorded in The Tines, are much
sr-ieyed to hear of the extreme illness of
Mr. Clarke in New York