The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27
THE CORNERSTONE LAID
A LARGE CROWD AND IMPRESSIVE
ChREM0NIES Ar BEULAH.
Death Husy in Msnchcster-D Damage Suit
% be Tried Mondsy-Rcligious Ex-
ercises To-Day--Personais.
NAxoursrxR BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
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m. cornerstone Of Beulah church, in
Chesterfield county, was laid at O'CLOCK
vridav afternoon under the auspices OF
Chesterfield Lodge, No. lei. A. r. ana a.
Al. District Deputy Grand Master FRIEND
ana Senior Warden Joseph Galloway. OF
Manchester Lodge No. IA, assisted In the
work. The occasion. which was an eS-
ceedingly interesting one. was largely at
tended, there being at least two h1ndred
and nifty persons present. coiiectoh
MAS taken up TO assist fn-yeDuidins t"e
church. and the responses were nperai.
After the ceremonies were over an eA-
cellent dinner was served.
An EFFORT Will be made shortly 10 ray
funds among the citizens or Cnesterneiu
20 build the church as soon as poss.Die,
and there Is little doubt that iarse
amount viii be realized.
The death Of Mr.. Herbert Wells TOOK
place al lbs o'clock Friday night ~
his residence. No. 200 east Ninth street
ased seventy-six years. after being con
fined to his bed for three weeks Toe
cause Of his death was Brfghts disease.
Mr.. Wells had resided IN Manchester Tor
some time. and was a well-kno os',,d ca,,Ne"'
lie leaves wife and several chllureh
The funeral services VIII De S3rou s.
al the residence at o'clock this after
noon by Rev. w. w. Lear. a..
Ermer Louise, the infant chic OF MI
j. II Baugh. died at 3 o'clock this morn
ing. Her funeral will take place TINS ar
ternoon from the residence OF the parents.
"a east Seventh street. and the inteih'e"'
will be made IN Maury Cemetery 49,
In the Hastings Court tomorrow the
case OF Isaac Harris. who sues the hlch-
mond and Manchester Electric Kali"hy
Company FOR $500 for alieseo a'r'" aiec,rsc
car on July 5th last Will De csLle1 ~.
accident occurred near the Manchester
end of the Free bridge, and Mr., hatIls
claims that ne received internal injuries.
The death OF Mr. G.. a Peple. in fIch,
ynofd last Thursday. is deeply regretted
IN this city. where he resided for mum
Der Of years and was Wen Known pr.
psDle was one OF the best citizens Man
cbester ever had. and while resident
here he took a great part in the promo
ton OF the welfare OF the community;
For many years he was a members OF
ths CITY school Board and was at one
time a member of the Board or Heath,
and at the time Of his death ne was
superintendent of the Marshall manuI@c-
turing Company. The bereaved family
have the sympathy OF large number OF
friends In their deep afiiiction.
\ Mrs Samuel Lewis died at ii ociock
husband. on r ourth street, after "a short
Religious exercises in the various
churches to-day will be as follows:
Rev Mr. Dennis, OF Alabama, VIII
preach at Meade-Memorial church both
morning and night. Mr.. Dennis has now
under Consideration the call which was
extended TO him by the congregation OF
Services at West-End church: Sunday
school at $50: services at II A. M; and
7:& =. NJ. by the pastor. Rev ). w:
StfY: Epworth League meeting at $3.50
and 6:S p. NJ.
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
. Preaching at II A. NJ. and 7:45 r. NJ. by
the pastor To-day is the last Sunday OF
the eleventh year or Mr. Thornhins pas
.ttl. OH
following statistics Will be given for the
past year and also for the past eleven
SearH
and f:9 =. NJ. by the pastor. Subject
in the morning, Drifting Away. AZ
night, Bad Company" ON Sunday after
next the 10th of November, me pastor
will hold a memorial service for the mem
bers OF this church who have died dur
1t observation-disclosures Christian church
there will be preaching morning and
evening By the pastor, Rev. J; A. spencer
At 1914 A. M. on Christ IN Us the Hope
OF Glory" and at 7:b Il. NJ on wholly
Following the Lord"
There Will he regular services at As
bury chapel by the. pastor. Rev. j. II.
Busby. There will be sunrise service
this mSTnpS by the pS S,,f, conduct ser
vices at the almshouse this evening at
O'Clock. These services are being well at
Little Hattie Keely continues quite sick
at the home of her mother on Everett
Mr. Stanhope Robertson. OF Newport
News. Is visiting friends in this city.
Mamie the little daughter of Mrs. Kate
c. Walden, IS very sick at her mothers
residence on Cowardin avenue
Mr.. F.. II. Blanton has returned from
visit to Atlanta, Ga, and Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Mr.. W. II. Carroll and son are visiting
The Atlanta Exposition.
A oame of football was played yester-
day morning between the Richmond High
School team and a Manchester team. com
posed OF William Patteson. George +.
Cox. Charles Page and others. The game
stood 70 g.
Mr.. J. d Booker has been spending sew
eral days in Chesterfield county.
The Tuesday Club was organized at
Chester last Wednesday. and large
number of ladies of that village are men,
bers.
The safety OF Mayo's bridge is thing
that IL just now engaging the attention
Of the people OF Manchester Tho part
Of a span of the bridge sinking about
ten inches while an electric car was
going over IL has caused considerable
uneasiness here. and there seems TO be
universal desire that some competent en-
gineer examine the structure and let the
people know the true condition of the
bridge.
The condition OF Judge s. Bassett French
was about the same last night.
Sheriff w. G.. GIL, of Chesterfield made
a trip to Richmond last Monday to con-
vey boarder TO Major Lynns hotel
Mrs. Il. II. Pugh and son, OF Peters
burg. who have been visiting Mrs c. w.
Lumpkin. Manchester, have returned
home.
j. NJ. O. Fitzpatrick. of Chester, who
takes lively interest in the progress OF
the Republican campaign and honest cleo
lions. made visit to Richmond on Tues
day.
A. l.. Winfree of Chester. made a bust
ness trip TO the two cities this week. He
IL working up a good trade in hoops and