Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
ANOTHER INDUSTRY
4 Lumber Manufactures to Erect q
Planning Mill.
ni-.i"nHry service ihIs Afternoon
F"ncra, of Mrs.. rieo,. : ocean
Wow sac mcr Undergoing Re-
pairs a rrosporous sccro. ord,
-nrtcf Mcntton.

ufacturer Of and dealer in lumber of
this place. is having planning mill
erected on the Belt Line railroad, near
the junction OF Hodges road He is ar
ranging to manufacture building mate
rial.
Mr.. Moore has been operating the
Frey sawnill about FIVE years, with
the advance in the price of lumber in
his favor, he will achieve success IN his
new venture.
MISSIONARY SERVICE.
The special missionary service which
was to have been held at the Main
Street Christian Church last Sunday
evening, and was postponed on account
OF the inclemency of the weather, will
be held this evening at O'clock The
program Is as follows: Anthem, by
choir; cornet solo. Mr.. ]. T. Newberry:
recitation. Miss Pattie Butler: so o,
Mrs. w. B. Snow; recitation, Miss Nell
lie Graves; address, Mr.. J. Ashby Will
liams. of Norfolk; quartette. Mrs. w. B.
Snow, Messrs. Pritchard. Graves and
Fritchard; recitation Mrs. j. F. Nc
Ginness (by special request).
oBSEQUIES.
The funeral OF Mrs. Adelia Pigott,
wife of Mr.. L. S. Pigott, were conduct
ed from the residence on Maple avenue
yesterday morning nt II o'clock, Rev.
|. Clagett Skinner, pastor of Berkeley
Avenue Baptist Church. conducting the
services. There were quite number Of
persons present, despite the Indictment
weather. At the conclusion of the SER
vice her remains were inferred in Mag
nolia Cemetery.
BRIEF MENTION.
The steamer Ocean View, Captain
George W. Mansfield. of the Norfolk
and Ocean View railroad. is on Colon
mas marine railway for the purpose of
having overhauled and repaired her en-
gines and to have her bottom scraped
and painted. The steamer will go on
regular runs between Old Point and
Willoughby Spit Monday afternoon.
BREvITIES.
The dispute between the national and
State councils of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics does not
seem to affect the growth Of Tidewater
Council No. 30, of this city. 1t Is hav-
ing new accessions weekly. and is In q
very thrifty condition. The member
ship now numbers 212. and 1t has the
largest membership OF any order here
The names of the delegates who were
elected to the B. Y. p. u. State Con-
vention whit Il meets at Roanoke on The
2lst and ED instant, were overlooked
In Friday evenings report. They are
Rev. T. Clagett Skinner and Messrs.
B. NJ. Herbert. and w. C. Pritchard /;
Mrs. J. NJ. Gibbs and Misses Ruth West
and Grace Rockefeller
Prof. Charles r. Newman will leave
this morning for Berea Christian
Church at Drivers. Nansemond county,
where he Will deliver an address on
Missions. His subject will be Japan
and It's Needs"
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will have n Gospel meeting Non
day evening at o'clock at the Berk-
ley Avenue Baptist Church. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. Howard Hoge
and his wife, Mrs. Hoge, the State
president OF the union. Special music
has been arranged. A cordial invita-
ton Is extended to the public.
Scow No. .. OF the Seaboard Air Line
railroad. Is undergoing repairs at Co
lonna's railway.
The barge wtTnpie was launcffrtfi yes
terday after an overhauling at Colon
mas railway.
iting his daughter. Mrs. H. L. West,
on Lee street. left yesterday for his
home in Franktown.
NTesdames c. f. and w. r. Abbott
have returned from Ohio, where they
spent about six weeks with relatives
and friends.
Caleb Batten and Henry Jones. both
colored, were given 80 days each In jail
yesterday for stealing a beer pump
from Jerry Johnson. also colored, on
Liberty street.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
x. Fl. Taylor Is quite i'll at their resi-
dence. on Mulberry street.
See ad of the Bank of Berkeley, calling