The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-05
D. G.. C. Butts is assisted by the Rev.

D. c. c. Butts is assisted by the Rev.
Johnson, D. D., OF Norfolk
The Rev. VIM Groves is holding Sc
RES of services in Sader's Neck. which
are we'll attended, and in which much
interest is shown.
Frequent rains are refreshing the land.
which was dry. and came intime TO save
the late corn. he wheat which was Being
threshed in many instances. averages
twenty-five bushels to the acre Mr. Nor
decai Smith. of North River, averaged
thirty on ono part of his farm
There being many strangers in tina
county, the young people are even sayer
than usual Among the dances last week
was one on Wednesday, at Mr.. Bensons $,
of Sunnyside; on Friday at Mr. Bald
wins. of Riverside; and on Monday a.
Mr.. Slingluff's s, of Kenwood. There We're
many sailing parties In addition winch
generally ended in a dance.
The Old Dominion Fishing Ciun ca
Richmond has paid its annual visit 10
Dunta mmassie, the home OIL tne iate
Gen VIM. 3. Ta1.aferro. on North fslvsr;
Miss Marguerite Warwick. OF Rlch-
nond. who has been visiting Mrs. Fox,
OF Ra!ra. has returned TO her home
Mr.. James Cowaruln has been SPEND
ing several days at the Exchange.
Mrs Rugg.e< Nelson, of Richmond: Mrs
, Southgate. the two Misses Southsate.
and Master Southgate. OF Norfolk, are
Emory Dabney.
Miss Ellie Seawell Is in Norfolk
Mrs Henry Osborne Sanders. who has
been spending some weeks at Cisstietoh-
! on-the-Hudson. has returned 10 Giouces-
ter.
There are a number of new arrivals
at Newstead. that delightful health re-
so-- NJ thz Misses Tahb. on North River.
I which IS now so easily accessible on ac-
| count of the new Dixondale wharf me
| connection of the steamer Mobiack with
| the c. and o. Railroad is bringing large
| numbers of Richmond people 10 Giouces-
| Miss Nora Moore. of Clarke county. is
| the guest of her sister. Mrs. VIM. S.
| Mrs. WEIGH. who has been spending
some time at Newsstand, is now the Suess
| of Mrs. VIM B. Lee.
| Mrs John crisnan and Miss Crisnan.
| of Richmond, are at the ship-yard, tne
! guests OF Mrs. j. James.
| Miss Martha Jones. who has been
! spending some time at her old home,
F.! Lands-End. has returned to Altoona. "a.
| Mr. and Mrs Greacen and family. OF
J New York, are at their summer homo. Oh
| Ware river
! Miss Kate Meredith. of Philadelphia.
| and Miss Cushman. of Baltimore. are at
! Wilson's Creek, guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Meredith.
Mss Rebecca Lloyd Perrin and Miss
| Mailer of Baltimore. and Miss Emma
/, BeclSwith. of Petersburg, are guests OF
the Misses Seawell, OF Riverside
Judge Wyndham Kemp, OF Paola. rex
IS at Goshen. visiting his cousin. Major
| Perrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. corbin Waller and farat-
", of Norfolk, are at Whitehall
Miss Roberta EIIerson. who mas peen
visiting Mrs. Hopkins, has returned 70
! her home, near Richmond
Mr. j. Mock. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Taliaferro. mas
returned to Baltimore
Mr.. Mems is at Whitemarsh. tho
guest of Hon j. n. Tabh.
Mr. VIII Groves, OF Lambert Folnt.
| is at Gloucester c. IT.
| Mr.. and Mrs Friend. OF Richmond. ara
| at Havers Hall. guests OF Mrs l. j.
Miss Margaret Corbell has returned
from delightful visit to the Valley OF
Virginia
I Mr. George Franklin. who Is now a
resident OF Canada, IS visiting old friends
in Gloucester
Mrs. Beverage Miss Edna and Master
f. Beverage. OF Baltimore. Mrs. ID. v.
| Davis and family. Mrs. Mcpherson and
Miss Bland. all OF Portsmouth. are with
Mrs. ". Fl. Ash. near Gloucester Point.
| Miss NJ. ". Tabb. Miss Margaret Tabb,
! Mrs Charles Catlett and Mr.. ard Mrs.
Walter HARDWOOD. are at Buffalo Lithia
l Strings