Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-27
BERKLE Ely NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

issuing money orders October LIST The
past quarter has been very success
iui one for the new Office. the receipts
being far beyond the expectations of
been put up near II. n. Morrsett's
store. in Sweet Canaan. and at d. f.
Pages store. near the Elizabeth Knit
ting Mills. Others will be put UP later.
NEW MACHINE SHOP.
MI. a. Warren, our successful foun-
dryman. corner of Pearl and Mulberry
streets is breaking grounds for Il ma
chine shop in connection with the foun-
dry. which is 2GX60 feet. He Will euuip
1t with the latest improved machinery
Tor doing all kinds of boiler liking.
steamboat repairing and "A general ma
chine shop business. The building and
machinery will cost about $4,000 The
work will be pushed TO completion
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
There was n very enjoyable birthday
party given by Master Franklin Nor
gan at his parents residence, No. So
Berkeley avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
Those present were Misses Frances
Finch. Mary Stumpson Hattie VIII
liams. Ruth simpson. Pauline Cobb
Oracle Williams, Edna Porter. Lula
Bell Sarah Bell Clara Thompson. Lena
Morgan, Julia Sandcrlin. Beatrice Ba-
nan. Simpson Cobb. Thomas Porter.
Herman Sandcrlin. Wallace Sanderlin.
Winslow Simpson.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr.. II. NJ. Grizzell section master on
the Norfolk and Southern railroad. is
spending his ten days vacation I'm
North Carolina.
First Lieutenant II. NJ. Jacocks will
leave to-day for Blacksburg. where he
VIII complete his course the coming
year.
The Berkley firemen left yesterday
morning via the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for Richmond to attend the
Fircmen's Association. The boys wore
their new rcglaSia and made hand
some appearance.
George. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Cuthrell. is quite i'll at their
home. on Berkeley avenue
Some unknown person attempted to
break into the residence of Mrs. a. c.
Heidi. on Berkeley avenue. Monday
night about 1890 O'Clock. hut was
frightened away by her calling her
husband
DR.. a. c. Ray, of Eagle Rock. Va.
who has been spending several days
with his sister Mrs. II. l.. West. Berk-
ley avenue. left yesterday to visit his
father. DR.. G.. II. Ray. at Franktown.
MIR. and Mrs. I. r. Bell. Mrs George
Williamson Misses Mamie and Lille
Parks returned from Washington ID.
c., yesterday morning, where they
have been spending several days on
pleasure
Mr.. Roger o. Conant, of New York
who has been spending several days
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs. Conant
on Second street. left Tuesday for his
home. after delightful visit. He is a
popular attorney Of the great metro
polls. but is much pleased with this
section and Will probably locate here.
Mrs. Mary L. Pitt and Miss Lillian
Marshall. of Chuckatuck VA. are the
guests Of the family of Mr.. s. W.
Pierce. on Liberty street.
Mr.. John Brown. an organ builder Of
Wilmington. Del. who will conduct the
work of taking down and removing the
organ from the Chestnut Street NJ T..
Church to the new building. on the ave-
nue. was in town yesterday taking the
preliminary steps to commence the
work.
Mr.. Charles Dalby's condition is still
unchanged. This is the fifth day and
his condition is very unsatisfactory to
his attending physicians.
The Utopian Social Club has issued
invitations to their first reception this
season. to he given Friday evening the
2Sth instant. at the residence of Mr. o.
NJ Ethcridge. corner of Pine and Lee
streets.
Pimples on the face arc not only annov-
ing but they indicate bad blood. Hood 3