Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-03
Personal and Social.


tising. bat try The Gazette.
Or. l.. s Foster spent Yesterday n
Richmond.
Mr.. Spencer Lane, 81 Norfolk. is hon e
on sick leave.
The Knitting Mill now has orders
ahead till November.
MIA. p. Walker. of Roxbury. WIS
in town yesterday on business.
Can't. Iobn W. Minor and Mr.. d. w.
soencer were in town Wednesday.
DIR. Ino. :. Walters. Of New York. was
a guest at the Colonial Inn this week.
The Phoenix Literary Society will give
public meeting tonight. All are IN
vited.
William and Mary debated the Win
iamsburg team in game of base bail
Thursday.
Mr.. B. E. Brooks has returned from
a visit TO relatives in Richmond ano
Manchester.
Mate Peeler. one Of the best known
drummers that visits Williamsburg, wa
here Yesterday,
The Phoenix Literary Society Of VIII
lam and Mary College gives an open
meeting tonight
Preparations are being made for the
annual celebration 20 be held at James
town this month.
Tno. Donegau. a small boy. while play
ing ball on the Green yesterday had his
hand badly injured.
Mr.. n. L. Henley was in Richmond
Wednesday, TO secure the pardon OF
York county convict.
Mr.. Spencer Lane, Of Norfolk. spent
several days with his parents, Capt and
Mrs. Lane. this week.
Frank Wallace was sent TO the rand
Jury by Mayor Mercer yesterday for
shooting Margaret Davis.
Notice change of Chesapeake & Ohio
SCnCuulG. LlkuA ieAoe~A-~- N+"---0
top at williamsburg daily.
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard and Miss Ida
Faulkner were called 10 Richmond this
week on account of the illness OF their
sister.
The williamsburg Juniors defeated
the Hampton Juniors in a pretty lit'h
game Of base ball Saturday afternoon
The score was . TO Z.
C.P. Williamson. OF Richmond. vii
preach in the Presby terian church Of iii
city on Sunday, May 10. Service begir
at1I. All are invited.
Miss Sanie Roller. Of Staunton. is Vi.
iting her hiend. Miss Margaret Risor
and will remain until after the latter
marriage the 2Cta inst.
MIR. Geo. II. Dipley. Of Louisa, IS nc
incharee of the GAzETTR job Office. Brin
in your work. he is always ready 10 Pi'
YOU low prices and good work.
Miss Clemence Cook, of Newport New
led the choir at the Episcopal churc
during the Convocation. She was Il
guest of Mrs. ]. b. Spencer. at the Inn.
MIR. Floyd T. Holland left Thursda
for Emory and Henry College whe-e
will represent William and Mary
the Inter. Collegiate Oratoricai COntes
Perhaps the largest poplar tree in vi
gina stands IN York county near Il
lanes City line II is ten feet IN diam
ter. and although hollow at the has
with a room large enough TO hold
dozen people, i is strong and thrifty.
Mrs. Cottren and da tighter, Miss
tella, Miss Louise Hopkins, Miss Bess
Smith, Messrs. John 1. Cottrell, How
and Tabb. OF Newport News. have 8
turned home, after a most delight
visit to "Tazewell Hall" the home
MIR. and MRS. A. J.. Barnes.
Next Thursday at 3 p. IN, there will
q remarkable game of bali on the Cou
Green, between the married men al
single men of She town. DIR. Hoy W
manage the bachelors and Frank Wo
and Henry Phillips the benedicts. b
Spencer and John l.. Mercer arc the III
pires and Or. l.. Heuley, Sr., scorer. T
band will play. See hand-bills Monda
The game is for "a charitable purpose.
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