Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
LAMBERT's POINT.
FRESH ITEMS OF NEWS GATH
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pertS POINT that DIR. i. N. Farmer IS
the regularly accredited agent and re-
preventative of the paper here. lie
Will have personal supervision of Its
circulation. and will see to the prompt
delivery of the paper at an early hour
every morning. He is also authorized
to receive all subscriptions. Parties
desiring to subscribe can leave their
names and number at his residence on
Myers avenue. and the paper will be
delivered promptly at their homes.
Parties who are already subscribers
and have heretofore failed to receive
their paper can rest assured that there
Will be no trouble on this account in
the future.
Miss Estelle Birckhead. one of Bal
tlnore's most charming and attractive
young ladies, WHO has been on IL visit
Tor the past month to her sister, Mrs
Or. |. N. Farmer, of Myers avenue,
VIII leave tomorrow evening, much to
the regret OF the many friends she
made during her sojourn here.
MISS Amanda Holland and Miss Mel
lie Lambert have returned from q very
pleasant visit to friends in Roanoke,
Va.
Mr.. c. J. Jollcy. of Baltimore will
?oin ms wife this morning, who is Wis
lung her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b..
Mcpherson, OF Pocahontas avenue.
Rev. Il. X. Williams Superintendent
u
academy Richmond county. paid n
nying visit to the village yesterday.
tie visited the various manufactures
here and expressed himself as being
pleased with the wonderful manufac-
turing growth of Lambert's Point.
He was gratified to learn that the four
large establishments here employed
constantly over 600 hands. lie sayS
the village has q bright future before
it,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcclure, Of
Lawrence avenue, left yesterday on n
visit to relatives in Botetourt county,
Va.
The little daughter of Mrs. Trimble.
OF ThirtysiXth street, Is suffering with
slow fever. She is being attended by
DIR. Farmer.
Messrs. Myers G. Ilillam are erect
Ing large frame building on the cor
ner of Myers avenue and Forty fifth
street. When finished it will be occu-
pied as store and dwelling by MIR.
Morgan. of North Brambleton.
Mrs. Arabella Norris. or Bowden's
Ferry Road, Will leave this morning
for Virginia Beach on n visit to her
mother. Mrs. Eliza Chcsser, who is
very sick at the Infant Sanitarium.
Mrs. f. S. Fentress, Of Bowden's
Ferry Road. is visiting her old home.
Fentress. Norfolk county. Va.
The Misses Olive and Lillian BaclSus.
with - v'r friends. Miss Eunicc Min
ton, oi Hwithfeld. Va. and Miss Mar
tina Il Us. of Blackstone. spent yester-
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. II. CT.
Hartman. OF Pocahontas avenue.
Rev. George w. Cox has returned
from his three weeks vacation. spent
at Crockett Springs. Va. looking much
Improved in health. He will fill his
pulpit at Burrows Memorial Baptist
Church at II n. m. and s p. m. to-day
Mrs w. p. Munday and children, of
Thirty-s!Xth street. will leave Wednes-
day for baltimore to spend several
weeks with friends. On their return
home they will take in Mathews coun-
ty for n brief sojourn
Iainhert's Point Lodge No. log. n of
r.. Is making preparations for n most
delightful time at its regular meeting
Monday night A special program has
been mapped out for the occasion,
which VIII include many attractive
FEATURES. Refreshments will be served.
and all members are requested to be
present.
Misses Norma and Franie King,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. King,
OF Pocahontas. avenue, Kensington,
who have been seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever for the past three weeks.
were reported yesterday to be slowly
improving
Miss Grace Lakes, of Pocahontas av-
enue. has returned from Lynchburg.
where she spent n very pleasant ten
days, sojourn with relatives and
friends.
Master Willie Long, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Long, OF Seeley avenue. re-
turned yesterday morning from a
weeks visit to his sister Mrs. Ernest
Lonsworth, of Irvington. Va.
Miss Viola King, of Kensington,
who has been on visit to relatives
and friends in Raleigh. n. c., for the
past month, has returned home. She
had intended to extend her visit
through September, but was called
home by the illness of her two sisters.
Mrs j. r. Winder. of Richmond VINO
has been ON q months visit to her con-
sin, Mrs. l.. w. Lambert, of Myers av-
enue and Forty-third street. leaves for
her home this evening. She made many
friends during her stay here, who
deeply regret TO part with her. She
will be accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Lula Dunston. who will spend
several weeks with her in the Capital
city.
Master Vernon Godfrey OF Elizabeth
City, n. O., who has been suffering
with wrenched hip for some time at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. NJ. H. Lee.
of Fortieth street. is RAPIDLY recover
ing. and will be in Il condition Monday
to be sent home to his parents.
Mrs. Martha Tomlin is very sick at
her home on Colonial avenue.
The condition of Miss Maggie Nc
Gee, who has been Ill with typhoid fe-
Yer at the home of her mother on
Thirty-ei=hth street for several weeks,
was very hopeful yesterday.
The Powhatan Manufacturing Com
pany has 40 hands in it's daily en-
ploy, who are turning out y large
amount of material for shipment
North.
There will be meeting of the Loyal
Temperance Legion at the Methodist
Church at . o'clock this afternoon.
Lambert's Point Lodge, *. of p, will