The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-01
NEWS or MANCHESTER.
There VIII he Divine Services In all the
Churches To-Day.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
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Churches To-Day.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. 1871 Hull SrRrFr. BrsTTrE BLOCK
At the Clopton-street Baptist church
to-day Rev. w. r.. Haight will preach
a special sermon, and the Services VIII
be unusually impressive and interesting
At Central Methodist church the pas
tor will preach at il o'clock this morn
ing, ~ request, on Christ and woman
hood" At 1880 this evening the subject
will be Gods Declaration oil HIS
Thought Through Christ
At Cowardn-Avenue Christian church
there will be preaching by the. pastor
at 1915 A. NJ and $40 u. M; Penny
Society meeting at $3.50 p. NJ; Endeavor
meeting at 645 T. NJ. Protracted SER
vices begin in the church and VIII be
conducted through the week. Rev. j..
N. Omer will preach Monday night.
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
Preaching at II a. NJ by the pastor
meeting at p. NJ. for the organization
of Baptist Young Peoples Union, meet
ing of the City Missionary Society AT =
y. ~ At 7:45 p. NJ. Rev. W. j.. Wright,
ID D.. of Leigh-Street church. Rich
mond. will preach en- THE Work of the
Young People"
West-Tnd church.-Sunlay school at
$3.50 A. NJ, services at IL A. NJ. AMI $50
=. NJ by the pastor, Rev. j. ". SUN,
Epworth League meeting at 1890 ana b:1o
T.. NJ. All the members Of the chor
will be present to-day and viii be lea py
Professor McTiere.
A fine meeting is I'm progress at Stock
ton-street Baptist church, at which place
n revival meeting is being conducted by
Rev. r. L. Gay. This meeting Premises
10 be one of the most successful That
has been held. Rev. W. T.. Hurt the
pastor. feels very much encouraged.
Services at Asbury Methodist Episco-
pal church-Sunday school at 9;3O a NJ.
Preaching at II A. NJ. and .:i5 i. NJ. by
the pastor, Rev. w. A. Laughon I'D
worth League at 6:45 p. NJ, to which
all are invited. The Penny society VIII
meet at 2:3O =. NJ.
Mr.. Joseph r. Potter. OF Richmond,
and Miss Maggie O. Purcell, Of Man
chester. eloped TO Washington Thanks
giving-Day and were married. They re-
turned on the night train and went 10
the residence of Mr.. Charles 9. trump.
at Forest-IIill Park where ihey VIII
reside
The young lady is n very pretty bru-
nette. Mr. Potter until recently resided
in Manchester, but he has accep-eu
position and removed 10 Richmond. lie
is vell-known and has many friends III
this city who wish him and his pride
happy and prosperous future.
Fortv-four years ago Mr.. p. J. Phil-
lips. a former citizen Of Chesterfield leit
Petersburg. and went West. For many
wears past his friends and relatives had
heard nothing from him, ana ne was
finally given up as dead. Last ' eu'es-
dav however he arrived I'm the city al
most as a stranger among strangers. ana
proceeded at once 10 discover the where
abouts Of any relatives that might be
alive. lie found a married sister pe-
tween whom and himself there Mas oil
course. an affecting meeting
Mr. r r. owen left for Chesterheld
Courthouse yesterday morning 10 report
q damage suit which has been ihi req
against the Richmond and petersburg
Railroad Company.
Judge John II. Ingram and Judge .,
A Hancock went out 10 Chesterheln
Courthouse yesterday morning.
Misses Matte r. Pattison and DIVA
McRae. OF this city. who for several
rnontbs past have been visiting Mrs
Thomas VI. Miller at Powhatan Court
house. have returned TO their home, NO.
$40 Porter street.
Mr. Thomas Reddin, Of baltimore IS
in this city. and will remain here I'm
til tomorrow. ,-,.,..
Mr.. Joe Candy and Mr.. Robert jenkins
the Atlanta Exposition
In the Police Court yesterday morning
I II. Johnson ,coloreO brought an action
against John jefferson (colored) Tor pan-
ages done by Johnson's COW.
Mrs Charles Chamblain, OF Washing
ton IS visiting Mrs. W. II. Pitt on
Eleventh street.
Miss Fannie shotwel who has been
visiting friends in Charlottesyilie' mas
returned home, accompanied by MISS
Kate shotwell. of Culpeper
Mr.. G.. s. Williamson and wiie ana
Miss Ida Williamson have returned from
the Atlanta Exposition. They are very
much pleased with their trip.
Misses Mary and Ella Archer have re-
80 90 their home Morven. Powha-
tan county, after a visit to friends IN
Richmond. Manchester, and BENEFITS
Vile. s. c.. much TO the regret oil 'Neh
many friends.
Miss Hattie NJ Smith, Of Robious' VINO
has been spending some time with rela-
tives in Burkevnle. has returned nome