Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
THE NEWS OF mANCHEsrER
Captain woodrusn's Funeral-0lBcers
Elected-Persansis end Briefs.

rum, whose death at BurkeyIle Wedues-
day night was announced In Yesterday MORN
ine's Dispatch, took place from the Central
Methodist church yesterday morning at II
O'Clock, and was quite largely attended.
The services were conducted bY the pastor.
Rev. T.. NJ. Peterson, who spoke in tender
terms OF the Christian character OF the de-
ceased, who was member OF his church.
Rev. j. W. Reynolds offered feryent
prayer. The interment was made in Holly
wood cemetery.
ELECTED AND INSTALLED.
The following officers have been elected
by Liberty Council, No. Is, Junior Order
United American Mechanics. OF Swans
boro': Junior Past-CouDcilOr, r. W.
Brodnax; Councillor, J. G. Redford; Vice
Councillor, w. n. Pollard; Recording Sec.
rotary, VI. f. smith; Assistant Recording
Secretary, J. r. FIOurnoy: Treasurer, W.
II. Toler; Financial Secretary. ;. G. NuH.
nally; Conductor. Titus Loser; Warden, ].
+. Bennett; Inside Sentinel, George p.
Reams; Outside Sentinel. r. A. Hughes,
Jr. Trustees: u. T. Morrissette for eighteen
months). J. II. kahl Qor twelve months,
l.. II. Clements for six monthSl.
Disirict-Deputy Roach. assisted by Past
Grand c. s. Wells, on Thursday night IN
stalled the following officers OF Henderson
Lodge, No. l0j, independent Order OF odd
Fellows: Noble Grand, George M. Walker;
Yice-Grand. a. G.. Becher: Secretary, Ma
thew Norton Treasurer. J. W. McCann;
Past Grand. j. B. GoOde; Chaplain, Rev.
Decatur Edwards; Right Supporter to
Noble Grand, o. J. Marshlm; Left support
or 10 Noble Grand. w. A. Bradshaw; War
den, j. W. Craig; Conductor, l.. j. Harris;
Dfrht Suprn-fcr I Galloway. | oft SIM
porter, o. ". Pond; Inside Guard. X. w.
Pond; Outside Guard, George w. Roach.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Lavinia Walden IS expected 10 return
to-day from Fairfax county, where she ha,
been visiting friends.
The public schools re6pened Wednesday
and are now well organized and in good
working order for the remaining months OF
the session.
Miss Hattie Terry, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned to her home In
Goochland.
". b. Moody. Esq, left Yesterday MORN
ing for Philadelphia, where he will prose-
cute his studies at the College Of Pharmacy.
Information has been received here OF the
illness in Buckingham OF Mrs. 5. A. Drls-
coll, who has many relatives m this city.
While Mr. r.. G. Broaddus was driving his
Texas pony to a Frayser cart yesterday
morning the animal became uDruly and ran
a short distance, but did no serious damage,
Mr. Thomas J. Nichols and bride (who
was Miss Savage. Of PetersburgA have re-
turned from an extended bridal tour North.
Mr.. Thomas Cheatham and a number OF
other Chesterfield hunters. reinforced by
several gentlemen from this city, will give
Reynard chase next Monday. The party
win meet near ZiOn's Hill church, on the
Courthouse road.
Judge Ingram, Of the Hastings Court.
sitting in vacation, hss been engaged for the
last two DAYS hearing argument in the suit
OF r. L. Brown et ats. against Butler cl ais.
The objec, Of this suit is to subject certain
property In the upper part Of the city to the
lien 0f judgments obtained against joseph
Butler by r. l.. Brown and others in 1861
aud 1868. Many nice legal points are in
vowed 10 the cnse.