Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
r,c,s from Fulton.

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friends in Fulton. Iii.
NJ and Mrs. ". J. O'Connor are visit
,rc IN West Point. Mr. OConnor mas
been quite unweil for the past rev "eehs.
N,,ss cora coleman left Monday to Visit
friends and relatives In Pennsylvania ana
delaware. She Will be gone seVeral
months.
Mrs. w. J. Mays. accompanied by hsr
daughter. Miss Bessie Mays, has gone
20 visit friends in the country They Wll
be absent from the city for several weeks.
Miss Mary Clarke. accompanied by her
niece. left the city Friday morning for
poInts North. She will return during
Christmas.
Mr.. Philip Hach, who has been visiting
his parents IN this section after an ab-
sence Of five years, has returned 10 Pow
hatan county, where he is engaged as a
mail-caTrier.
Rev. John W. Dougherty, of Ports
mouth, will preach at the Fulton Baptist
church to-day at both the morning ana
evening services.
Miss Maggie O'Gorman and Mr.. Henry
Enroughty were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony last Wednesday night. Inc
marriage took place in the parlors OF the
officiating clergyman. Rev. l.. Donahue.
Miss Nellie Duffy left Friday evening TO
visit relatives in West Point.
Miss Marie Clarke left Friday to visit
relatives and friends at Cur!e's Neck,
ard will he absent several weeks.
Mrs. Annie Smith left Friday for two
weeks visit to Ashland.
Mr.. J. VI. Bryant. the new superin-
tendent OF the National Cemetery, has
arrived and taken charge.
A little son OF Mr.. Il. Nelson. Of VIII
liamsburg avenue, lost so on Wednesday
fTt,
Works. Ii was in an envelope and adj
dressed 10 that firm.
Mr. Ernest Turner and his sister Miss
Mary Turner. who have been visiting in
Louisa returned home Friday.
Mr.. James Grant. who has been quite
sick. is much improved, ana is out
again.
Mr.. Fred. II. CARRIER has returned from
a short visit to Newport Jews. ola Point,
and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Charles Doeppe and Mr.. Il. II.
McCook left yesterday morning for New
port News to take charge OF the new
yacht Lou. They will Immediately take
possession and gtart for Richmond
Mr.. Nathaniel Whitlow and family have
returned home. after u pleasant visit To
New Kent.
Miss Bessie McCook has been presented
with handsome gold ring by the Ladies'
Auxiliary Society Of the Denny-Street
church for valuable service rendered.
Mr.. Louis Washer has returned from
Virginia Beach. and will leave in few
days for Cold sulphur Springs.
Mr.. J. Harry Lawder and Mr.. Thomas
J. Enright are spoken Of as probable
candidates for the vacancy in The Council.
caused by the RESIGNATION of Mr.. John
Mann. Jr.. who goes TO the Board Of
A IL
men.
Mr.. James Harcum has left for a trip
TO Newport News and Old Point.
The meeting at Four-Allle Creek Bap-
fist church continues with great interest
and power Ton persons professed religion
on Thursday night
Mrs. Carter, who died Wednesday In
Baltimore. was the mother OF Mr. John
Carter, Of Nicholson street. Her funeral
took place from the Denny-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Friday morning
A large number OF friends and relatives
ATTENDED.
Dr.. Paul Whitehead held the third
quarterly conference at the Denny-Street
Methodist Episcopal church "Wednesday
night. He gave the new members present
an Instructive and impressive talk.
Mrs r. II. Trant and children are Wis
iting her mother, 3lrs. l.. y. Harrison, al
Waverly. on Fulton Htll.
Tuesday at the Richmond Cedar-Works
the cooking department OF the restauran,
caught on fire. AIr. II. Mays, OF Engine
Company No. S. who is employed there
saw It in passing and with the assistance
OF several gentlemen the fire was soon
extinguished. Damage. about &5. by his
prompt action Il serious fire was ayerted
No alarm was sent in.
At Wiliis's Methodist Episcopal church
near Glendale, a revival Of great interest
is In progress. Twenty conversions have
taken place. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Beadle
is assisted by Rev. Leroy Phaup. and
several gentlemen from UniOn-StatiOn
church. among them Messrs. Adam Dia-
cont, Bates. and Atksson
A watermelon-fcast Was given at the
residence Of Mr.. Charles Doeppe a few
evenings ago. In honor OF the birthday OF
his daughter. Miss Annie. Excellent sing
ing helped in d great way 10 enliven
the occasion, and the old as well as the
young took part in the successful attack
that was made on the watermClOns The
following wsre present: Misses Mamie
Glinn. Lula Green. Melissa kersey. Mag
gle Kersey. Nettie Seals, Bessie McCook
Carrie Kirby; Messrs. Allen McCabe, ~
Whitlock,. a. McCabe, IL. McCabe, Edgar
Doeppe Charles Seals. Joe Seals, b.
Robinson. Freddie Heyer, and many
others