Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
nANcaEsfEn AND VICINITY.
The New Grove OF Druias-+Chanxe OF
o1Icers--PersonSI,A &C.

ONlcore-Fcraouht,0 C.
The following ere the officers of Gym
thus Grove, No. 3, l. A. o. d., which
has lust been instituted in Swsnsboro
by the officers Of the Grand Grove OF
Virginia W. r. Elournoy, past arch ;
James A. Lipscombe, noble arch F; 3. A.
Malone, vice arch c. ID. Corbus, secre-
tary: ". T. Carwile, treasurer j. w.
Williams, conductor Z. II. Smith, in
side guard j. T.. Bennett, outside guard.
Trustees X. W. Brodnax, W. +. Turn
lev. and Il. A. Hughes. This grove
starts out under the most faTorsble au-
spices with q charter membership Of
about forty.
Star OF Hope Lodge of Good Tenn
plars, OF this city, and Trinity Lodge, OF
Richnond, will exchange officers for
Tuesday night. The members OF star of
Hope are making arrangements to have
a tne programme of entertainment, and
it is expected that quite a large gather
ing of Good Tenplars will be present.
The ladies' Of Star OF Hope will COM
mence feast and apron hemming at their
hall on the 18th OF this month, to con-
tinus three nights.
Mr.. X. b. w. Beattie. who has been q
valued citizen OF Manchester for several
years. will leave this afternoon for Michi-
gan. which plose he will make his future
home and where his family now are. lie
will maks brief stops in Washington and
Baltimore. DIR. Eeatue IS past master
Of Manchester LoSge, No. IA, Of Masons,
and is universally popular.
Or. Thomas p. Mathews has received
from Rev. Luther Il. Thornhill. pastor
of the Bainbridgs-street Baptist church,
who, in company With DR.. Hatcher, is
now in Europe, letter addressed to bis
CONGREGATION. which will DO read at tins
mornings service.
The streeks OF Manchester are now in
a very bad condition for travel, and some
of those on which wster-pipes have re-
Gently been laid are almost impossible.
Though the pipe on Hull street has
been laid q month or more, tho part
of the strcA which was dug up has not
been repayed, and on other streets the
trenches have be9n open an insIcuaaoly
long time. II this work IS going 10 b
done at all the street Committee should
sec that it is done with the proper dis
patch. aud not keep the streets torn up
until midWintsr.
Dir. ". l.. Naddill. who was on Fri
dsv elected a member oil the Richmond
police force. is a brothsr-in-lsw Of Cap
tain Frank Guy, and formerly lived 10
Manchester. Lamb, as he is more
famiharly known, will make one OF the
best of officers.
Rev. !. Powell Garland, d. D., pre-
siding elder Of this district, will preach
at the Central Methodist church thu,
morning at / o'clock
Kew. j. c. Hall has returned from
his trip 10 New York State and will oc
cupy bis pulpit at the PresbyterlaI
church to-dsv 1T II A. NJ. aud Z. NJ
Mr.. Charles williams, of Richmond
hes preseu.sd New South Council, Jr
o. u. A. NJ, with Bible.
Mrs. ID. d. IIesttie and her son Willie
have returned to the city after 4 pleasant
trip 10 New York.
Niles Al. Il. Bailey, OF Winchester
Tenn, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. ". f.
Bailey, at his residence on Twelfth
street.
Sora we're offered in Manchester yes
terdsv, but not many sold, at 81 pc
dozen oysters from thirty to forty cent
per quart.