The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
NEWS OF MANCHESTER
EEy. y. y. CLOPTON VIII PREACH
MS FAREWELL SERMON TO-DAY.
An Enjoyable Entertainment at the Cen
trail Methodist 4 urch--Hc Kcturne"
tho Watch and CIothss-Personais.
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Rev. J. j. Clopton will preach his fare
well sermon this morning at II O'Clock.
AT night there will be farewell service
under the auspices of the Sc. Andrews
Brotherhood. which the public are IN
vi;ed 10 attend. The following VIII COM
pose the choir at the night service: MISS
Emma Lawton. Mrs Charles :. Sawteile'
MIR. W. j. Morrissctto. CHARLES ;. saw
,clIe. and William W. Craig.
Religious services will be held this az
,ernoon at o'clock at the almshouse.
The services will DC conducted by Mr..
w W. Lowry. who will be assisted by
several other church-workcrs.
There viii be Il sunrise prayer meeting
nd West,End Methodist church TINS
morning and the public is cordially IN,
Nitcd 10 attend. Services viii . hcld
at this church at II \. NJ. and ia T. NJ.
by the pastor. Revival services Will be
held tomorrow night ana continued nuI-
ing the week The Junior b2worth
League will meet at $50 L. NJ. ana the
Epworth League at 6;4j l.. NJ.
on account OF the absence OF thr pas
tor from the city. there viii not be any
services at the Presbyterian turch TO-
day.
Regular services at Asbury chapel to-
day. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. j.
il. Busby. morning and night. Epworth
League services at o'clock +. NJ.
\ most enjoyable entertainment was
given Friday night at tho Central Mctho-
dist church by the ladies of the Foreign
Missionary Society. The young ladies
were dressed I'm costumes 10 represent
different nationalities. Their costumes
were very pretty and some of them par
ticularly suited 10 the cOlOring Of the
wearcr Several of the young men were
also dressed I'm foreign costumes. Some
OF the young ladies who represented the
.kr Of too
and Miss Wake. Of Norfolk rccltcd sew
oral pieces. which were greatly enjoyed
by all who were present. Afr the reel
tations refreshments were served.
The tramp who stole a watch and a
suit of clothes from Mr.. James McTyree
about three weeks ago. has returned
them ana asked HIS pardon.
The funeral Of Willie. the infant child Of
MIR. and Mrs. W. r. NOSt, took place
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from their
residence. The remains were inferred IN
MaurV Cemetery.
Miss collie Lowell has returned from
visit TO South Boston and spartanburg;
Miss Alma Brown. who has been de-
tanned at home 10y sickness. is able 10 be
out again.
Miss Virgie owen. who has been quite
sick. IS improving.
A COW belonging to Mr.. Gus Hancock
died violent death some days ago from
the bite Of a mad dog.
Mrs Charles Sims has returned TO the
city AFTER spending some tbhc III me
country.
MIR. Charles W Lee. OF Salisbury, y.
C., is visiting frienGs and relatives IN
this city.
Mr. George c. Anderson who was hurt
in a runaway accident IN Richmond last
SCrday evening. was able 20 be out yes
terday.
Mr.. Bernard Bradshaw IS very sick al
his residence on McDOnough street be-
tween seventh and Eighth.
Miss Sallie WhtwOrth has returned
from n trip OF several weeks duration III
the New England States
Miss Annie Taylor Is quite sick at her
home. No. 5l3 west Thirteenth street.
Miss Irene Bass will reopen her school
in Swansboro next Monday.
Miss Clara Sawtelle is recovering very
rapidly from a severe spell Of fever
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen viii cele-
brate their linen wedding next tuesday
October lst.
Mrs Mary Norris is quite sick at her
residence. No. u east Ninth street