Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-18
LAM BERT's POINT.
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
by OUR REPORTER.

The Pilot takes pleasure
In informing its many patrons at
Lamberts Point that DR.. |. n. Far
mer is the regularly accredited agent
and representative of the paper here
He will have personal supervision Of
it's 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 10 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 fail
ed to receive their paper can rest as
surcd that there will be no trouble
on this account in the future.
Rev. f. w. Moore, who went over
TO the Eastern Shore Thursday to de-
liver "A lecture on "Christian Educa-
ton before the Baptist Association,
will return home tonight.
Mrs. a. T.. owens, of Twenty-s
street, Old Dominion Place, who has
been ill with fever for the past three
weeks. is rapidly convalescing, and is
able to go about the house. She cX-
poets TO leave next week for Nanse-
mond county to visit her husband
brother and for the benefit of her
health.
Miss Louise Convey. of Queenstown.
Eastern Shore, Md. is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ruflin Roles. of Fairfax
street, Kensington. She is favorably
impressed with this section, and is
strongly inclined TO make her future
home here.
Mrs. Roles, wife of Mr.. Ruhln Roles.
OF Fairfax street. Kensington, who
has been very sick for several weeks
continues i'll. and much concern is felt
for her recovery by her family and
friends.
Tho ejIvor plot fling mill &c oD,nIov;pr
large force. who are kept busy turn
ing out cutlery for the Northern mar
kets. part of the force have to
work at night. in order TO fill orders.
Garland, the 7year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Josiah Right of Twenty
sixth street. Old Dominion Place. who
, has been i'll for the past week, was
reported better yesterday.
The new and commodious residence
of Mr. w. T.. Trotman. corner of My
ers avenue and Thirty-siXth street,
is rapidly nearing completion. The ex-
terror is now receiving the finishing
touches of the artists brush. 1t Will
be run as first-class boarding
house.
Rev. j. w. Carroll and wife return
cd last night from Rocky Mount, Va
where Mrs Carroll has been spending
the summer with relatives and friends
The w. G. r. u. held a very inter
csting meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Vernelson, on Lawrence avenue,
Thursday afternoon. There We're two
visitors from the Atlantic CITY Union
At the close OF the regular order of
business the members were refreshed
by their hostess with lemon ice and
cake.
Mrs. II. a. Rutter. OF Elizabeth
City. n. c.. is visiting Mrs. j. Frank
Minter. of Lawrence avenue.
Miss Marsh. of Pennsylvania. n dele
gate to the National Convention Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
will make an address before the Lam
bert's Point Union at the residence of
Mrs. Bcrcher. on Lawrenc avenue, at
s o'clock next Tuesday night. All
members and those Interested in the
temperance cause are earnestly re-
quested to attend.
Captain George c. Gill and wife. for
merly of Norfolk. but now of Rich