Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
REQUEST TO THE MASONIC HOME.
Mr.. w. II. II. Lynn Remembers the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per.ounls


STANTON. VA. June 22.-tSpecial)-
Under the viii OF MIR. W. IL. II. Lynn.
who was one OF the most prominent
Masons OF the state and who died AT his
home here Wednesday, the Masonic Home
at Richmond is the beneficiary Of quite a
handsome donation.
Mr.. Lynn's viii is dated April y. 1895.
and though not yet probated. provides
as follows That his friend. J. Howard
Wayt. of this city, shall be eX cutor.
without security to Claudius Johnson, a
faithful coloreG servant. is bequeatned
residence on New street, In fee nimpie,
and a life estate In 5000 Is rIoney, tho
reversion OF this SUM 10 SO 10 the Ma
sonic Home. The home also takes 1900
absolutely. and. BESIDES this. after a
life-estate 10 Miss Augusta Hartman or
all the decedcnts residences ana lots IN
stanton, the remainder over goes 20 the
Masonic Home: Mrs. Charles y. Lambert
receives specific bequest o. So. Mr.
Lynn's lie was insured for StHo-N. 81 in
the Valley Mutual Company. Of Staunton.
and S3O01 each in the Royal Arcanum
and the knights % Iythlas.
The whole estate Is considered 10 be
worth about $1,000
Mr.. George Lathrop, Of Richmond. WAC
in the city Friday on a flying "Trip
attending 20 business matters.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Jennie Nal Peck, a msmber of the
faculty OF the Baltimore School OF Fx-
preston. Is spending a few days at her
home Montgomery Hall" She will
soon leave for Boston to attend the sum.
mer session OF the Boston School Of Ex-
?ression.
Mr. Louis Peck is at Pi,tsolrz, Pa,
this week, visiting his brother. Mr.. John
Peck, who is employed BY the westlng-
house Electric Company, OF the smoky
city.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Hanger has returned
from visit 20 her old home. at Rich
mond. Ky. Mrs. Hangers sister. Mlss
Belle Mcdowell. pretty bluegrass teIle.
accompanied her sister home.
Mr.. Caperton Braxton has been quite
sick for ten days past at his residence.
| on west Beverly street.
Mrs. Margaret Eyakine Miller Is quite
| sick at the residence OF her son. SIR. NJ.
Evaklne Miller.
Postmaster William r. Mccue. Asher
Ayres, Harry Warrington, Richard 3.
Ker, J. Lewis Bumgardner, and Thomas
Humphreys are az Pcndleton. ". Va, On
| n weeks jaunt, angling for mountain
| trout.
| Mrs. Garnett T.. Gooch arl Miss Viz
| ginia Strickler are enjoying an cus.n0 at
| Atlantic City.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alexander r. Robertson
have returned. with their children. from
| a three weeks visit to Virginia Beach.
JUVENILE TEMPLARs.
Mrs. Arthur $. Woodhousc. Grand
| Superintendent OF juvenile Temples. lnds-
| pendent order Good Templars OF Virginia,
will leave tomorrow Sunday TO be pres
| ent at the convention OF the Interna tionst
! Supreme Lodge meeting. Tuesday. at Bos'
| ton.
Nsneral John Echols. OF Louisville. was
| in the city this week.
| Mr.. W. W. Robertson. formerly superln.
| tendent OF the stanton public schools.
| leaves with his family Monday TO reside
| hereafter in Texarkana. Tex. Mr.. q. B.
VI. Zerr, last years principal OF the
| stanton High School. will be associated
| with Mr.. Robertson as professor In the
| Texas college.
| Messrs. l.. s. Wilkinson. J. F.. Hatcher
and W. II. Lee. Of Richmond. were 10
| town this week.
| Mrs. l.orena Hawks, OF Baltimore. IN
| visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
| TimberIake. on east Beverly street.
| Mrs. Cora Turner Freijs. OF Chicago.
| who has been visiting her father. Mr..
| A. J. Turner returned home Tuesday.
| The Rev. William Cumming. pastor OF
| the Second Presbyterian church. Is on .
ten days visit 10 his parents. in Da,ti-
more.