The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-12
MANCHESTER MATTERS
,yws aEx4sfDIx TIE err JUST
ACROSS THE JAMES.
From the Churches--A Lucrative DooAo'
for Mayor Maurice-Accepted Inv
Gaii-YersonAs Msat.en.
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1921 Hum, sTnryT. BEATTIE BLOCK
The churches were all well attenueu
Sunday At Central Methodist chuio"'
in the afternoon. the Methodist oHio",
composed OF the various MelhouiS'
schools OF this CITY. was held Addresses
were made by Rev. Mr.. MEG. hucAei'
Messrs T. p. Pettigrew' ). II. Buzz
J. Welsiger, and A. II. Thomas Inc
ports from me Schools were very s'.~'''
aging. The singing was very hiu0"
joyed by all present.
Stuart Lodge. No. Al. Independent oruer
Odd-Fellows, gave their hrst Hel nnrn 'sl-
service last night at their mar, ,, ~, Us
Eighth and HUI streets. / ms lou7 r,o,1-
Instituted August , ID anu mas ,Sna 20
bership Of nearly one hunureu' s,tro-
Lowing programme was presenter oltS
ing by a quartette; prayer py NV oe
Uranium; address by ". -. 49, h,,
Richmond Lodge, No i, nluSlC' ~ - -.
c. V. Green; address by lh Ss ", W .avor
solo by W. H. flournoy address Dy -'-a a;o "
" \. Manrice, lnuaIo, address ny HeN>
W H. Trainum: singing by the iouse-
God be with you TIL we meet ae"i'' >
bcnediction. aoo,ss s,rca
There have been sixteen deaths S'"'o
the lodge was organized. as nv
Rev. j. r. Wilkinson. VINO was eA-
tended call 10 Branch chuTch' III 49,. 80
tev9.eld, has 2ceeYted me caiI ana u 49,,
ed to large congregation at thdt 0l on.-,
Sunday. HIS sermon was highly com,
plimented by those who were present ana
gave general satisfaction 10 the churcn:
Mr Wilkinson married daughter OF
the late lamented Or. j.. -. " lnl i,,,ty "'''
is well known throughout the cou'.y
The EMPLOYEES OF the general store
house Of the Richmond and DanVl;ie
railroad have presented 10 Mrs. ID, =
PilsOn a beautiful silver water seryiCe'
oil q
Yesterday morning and Mayor Maurice
disposed Of the following cases: -
The seven crap-shooters that were ar
rested Saturday evening wers betore coi'
ana me INES amounted 70 ~ anu 80, -,
james Logan and John Logan were
fined s. each for creating a disturbance
in the street .
sandy Johnson (colored) was fined $50
for violating the city ordinance.
Sheriff Curtis. of Hampton, arrived In
this city yesterday. He came to carry
bAck Vsith HIM Charles Inckett. charSed
with bgamy Ii will be remembered mat
the case Of Lockett was certified 10 the
Hampton court for trial. .
Mr. ID. D. Beattie OF the firm or ~. =;
& d. ID. Beattie was taken suddenly III
Saturday night about y o'clock, ana SUI
fcred considerably during the night and
Sunday Yesterday morning be was rest
ing easier.
The little child Of Clerk Duval IS quite
sick.
The Chesterfield County Court com
manced its June term yesterday.
The Rev. Charles H. McGhee gave
an elOcutionary entertainment n Firth
Street Methodist church last evening.
Mr. Thomas Lowd, of Louistown. Pa
uncle of Mrs. d. d. and Mr.. II. Q. Bsattie.
is i'm the city on a VISIT TO them
Mr. W. r. Perdue, who has been quite
sick ~ his residence, on Everett street, Is
something better.
The little son Of Mr.. +. +. Moore, on
Eighteenth street is quite sick.
Mrs W. y. Reams and children, or THIS
city. bave gone to Petersburg to visit rela-
tives and friends
Mr. John T.. Gill on Seventh street,
advertises a new wagon for sale.
Miss Ruth Walden, who has been teach
ing music at Central College, Lexington,
Mo. returned 10 her home last week to
spend me vacation with her parents.
The meeting at Leader Hall Sunday af-
ternoOn was largely attended. DR.. II. T..
johnson conducted the services.