Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-03-14

South and keep il there, while they i
themselves are up here. That is
something like the man who tries TO
stay in one place and wants his spirit
TO live in some other. We know that
cannot be done, until the person goes
to the Interchangeable home. Others
looming from the south Just as good as
one can be expected to be. but because
there is not the right kind OF protec-
ton FOR them when they come, they
naturally 20 astray. These and other
good reasons why there should be a
Baptist church in Troy as well as IL
should be in like places for our breth-
rem to worship God with some free
dom.
The many friends OF Mrs. Gertrude
! Gordon, who went to the hospital on
; the 18th of January last are very hap
,lpy Co know that she will soon come
J home q great deal better than she was
} when she went away. Happy dav
when pains are all gone and health re-
turned.
Mr. and Mrs. McDougalls are feeling
: SO much better since they saw the i'm
! provement OF their son, John, who has
: been very sick.
Mrs Morgan has been sick, but is up
, again.
Mrs. Kelly of No. 1885. eth avenue,
: who has been attending the bedside Of
= her sick mother, Just as soon as her
mother could be left in Newburge
Il The Rev. J. A. Taylor was in Cats
= kill Monday and Tuesday of this week,
visiting his family there. He also was
@ in the meeting and took part with
e Rev. A. T. johnson Of Albany, N. Y,
g Tuesday evening.
FL March 10, 1895
= Rev. J. A. Taylor filed his pulpit
all day Sunday. He preached at Ii a
m. from the text. Luke 1927 and at
p. m. text. Heb. 2:3. Sunday Schoo
was very good.
The Baptists of Troy are gettin,
ready to have their church organized
on the 9Th Sunday in this month.
The Pink Tea entertainment giveI
by the ladies to night was a success
beyond our expectations The golC
ar watch earnestly sought by Mrs. r
% Carr and Miss M. J. Walls. both o
Virginia, near Richmond. They hat
this fine programme:
Music, by the chorus invocation
Rev. J. A. Taylor, pastor solo, Mr.. I
tE Latham; recitation, Miss +. 1. TIE
bouth; instrumental duet, Mrs. J
Mondesire and Mrs. H. Wentworth
recitation. Miss J. i. Trent; trio, Mrs
ar @. Williams, Miss N. +. Anthony an
ed dialogue. Mrs. H. Wentworth and Mis-
Is j. B Hawkins the Irish Philosopher
~, Mrs. H. Wentworth; duet, Miss N.
Is Anthony and Mrs. Q. Williams; music
ed II by the chorus.
us After the exercises, It was decide
lis Aho should have the watch Mrs
he Carr handed in $3.50. Miss M.
IN Walls failed to report.
rts The watch was rewarded to Mrs. !
les Carr.
tly Kefreshmements, $1I 80. Total Il
he the Pink Tea entertainment $84 %
.th Many thanks to the kind friends of II
,th 4 Baptist cause in Troy. The church
ID making preparations to have SOM
thing in May for her benefit that Wi
!. bring in two or three hundred dollar
It may be somewhere about the 18th
18th.
Rev. II. ii, Roome returned to q
city on Saturday and filed his pulp
60. on Sunday, The Sabbath School
. ~ preparing for Easter services on Es
~. ter night.
Rev. J. r.. B. Smith occupied his pr
AZ lpit Sunday. Notwithstanding G
''.s early and late laboring of his faithf
A.x people although the past week
.ae make the fair q success, he b
JIG good services all day.
10y The fair lasted from the 3rd to c
y a. -
- The pastors son, to collect money
oIo bicycle, agreed to run for the whit
1oo IL any one would run against hi
-. Harvey MacDougall took him up.
So il was who is the man to have
l-no wheel. A. s. Smith ran and so did
MacDougau Mac thought he woI
: " have to run all the way on his feet a
then come in behind because it wa
minister's son, and he had many
,ase suppose) to help him to get the pri
seA, but Mr.. Smith came in $57 so behi
'ans They say Mr.. Smith is a good one.
me Mr.. MacDougall proved TO be the b
ter in the run. Mac handed in $i35
was Smith $76 90. All the prizes amour
so~ to $2S3.74 $751; 81 was made on
! we wheel. They took in something o
Any. 500, paid their pastor 5000 after
sne fair. The ladies of the church
Dnt well.
kers Rev. J. A. Taylor will leave Troy
.,ay. lOatskill Wednesday morning and '
lsste be there until Saturday. He will
'ahy back in time for his services on s
nose day.
for Mrs. G. Gordon, who went to
ne is hospital ON the 26th of last Januar,
no undergo a surgical operation, ca
iraw home alright last Sunday feeling
nell. another woman, to enjoy the swt
'reas ness of home again. She had l9
OF d friends who rejoice tosee her he
Died again.
Mrs. Kelly has returned to
skew sick mother in Newburgh after
faithful labor 60 make the fair or
success.
oeer 1t is reported that Rev. j. A. 7
IS of tb;. mas nc" Jsue ne LEI wno q
u Vi Things will be lively now, boys
one girl to make music.
s % Mr.. Cyrus Williams died at I
soe land, VT, Tuesday, March 3rd
= Oi funeral took place on the 9Th, IN
&C. the direction OF the Grand Al
cS ~ Post, Putland.s from the EpiseC
'unu Church.
es of SA = :"