The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-15
THEY GAVE HIM A WATCH
REV. w. III. TRAINUMs COrGRBGA-
TON REMBMBER THEIR PASTOR
The Manchester Grays Bszsar to Begin
Next Mopday-In the Poles Court
Personals and Notes.
NAScrysTrR BunEAU RICHMOND TIMES. |

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In recognition Of his faithful services To-
the past fifteen months, Rev. w. II
/ Uranium. pastor of Cowardin-avenu,
church. was presented with a gold watch
/ by the Penny Society. SUNDAY -Sehoo
workers, members OF the church and
! friends.
Mr. Trainum will leave this city in a
Few days. parting with a host OF friends
who wish him success wherever he may
determine TO locate.
The bazaar OF the Manchester Grays
VIII open next Monday night at Leader
nan! 1t is desired that those VINO have
promised donations t. this worthy object
shouid send them in at once, OF nOtify
any member Of the committee, consisting
ol captain l.. Scott Gibbs. Charles
Burkert, f.. y. Charley, ". i. Smith. h.
>; Nunnally Charles l.. Petit and q. A.
Meredith, and they viii be sent for.
donations have already been promised
by one OF Rchmonds large firms. Let
Others follow and help our soldied boys.
In the Police Court Mayor Maurice dis
posed OF the following cases:
John Nichol. Charles jackson. and
James Twyman (all colored) were charged
win vagrancy. They were ordered TO leave
the city at once.
CHARGED
creating disturbance at the free show
last night was fined $3.50 and costs.
me closing exercises Of the Chester
Collegldte Institute took place Tuesday
night in the auditorium of that building,
which was crowded TO its utmost capac-
ny. Inc opening address was delivered
ny MI. David i. Pulliam, Of Manchester.
The musical part Of the programme was
under the charge Of Miss Sinclair. There
were number Of graduates.
Rev. Mr.. II. r. Haight. the newly
elected pastor Of Clopton-street church.
S"ansDoro, has commenced his labOrs
with that congregation. lie has already
won the affections Of not only his con-
gregation but the entire community.
lie was greeted with very large con-
gregation Wednesday night. much interest
being manifested among the members.
several Of whom made short talks.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
BAPTIST Sunday-SchOol Association of
Chesterfield county will be held with
school, in Swansboro. on
next Sunday evening at o'clock. There
are about twenty schools in this assOcia-
ton, which was organized about one year
ago.
Mr.. 3. F. Johnson. Of Bon Air. the faith ,
ful and earnest Sunday-School worker. /
and who was for a number Of years SUI
perintendent Of Leigh-street Sunday /
school, Richmond. is the president with .
Mr.. J. \. Lester as secretary. The exer- I
cises promise 10 be both entertaining ,
and instructive. Professor II. II. Harris.
IF Richmond College, is expected TO be /
present and address the meeting.
Mr.. Branch r. Allen. assistant super
Of the primary department OF I
Leigh-street Sunday school, which is the
largest school in Richmond, will also make
an address on Work In Primary De-
Dartments" There will be good music
~ the Clopton-street school, and Mrs.
W. r. Jones and Mr.. Willie Morrisett will
'ing a duet.
Mrs. Corrie Adams is confined 10 her
'esidence, No. S23 Hull street. by sick
less
Mr.. Willie Jordan, who has been con-
ined at his home by sickness for the
,ast two weeks, was able to be out to-
lay.