The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
INTERESTING ITEMS G4THERED
FROM OTER THE JAMES.
Judge Ingram Goes to Lunenburg-He-
ligious Exert ises L o-Day-An
Orange Tea-Personals.
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Judge John H. Ingram left yesterday
morning for Lunenburg county to be with
his uncle. DR.. Thomas j. Ingram. who'
as printed exclusively in yesterdays
Times. is in a very critical condition
In Judge Migrants absence from the
city. Judge Hancock yesterday morning
occcupied the bench Of the Hastings
Court and the day was spent in the tnal
~ the case of T. f.. Short, charged win
sy,indling a Manchester lady out OF seven
t,,-Avo cents and sewing machine. lie
v,as Given two years in the penltehuary'
In the case OF the negro Feachy,
charged with forgery. mistake was Hauo
in drawing the indictment and IL was
ouashed. The negro. however, got ninety
DAYS in Jail. on another charge.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
4 regular monthly meeting or the rem
nv Society of Cowardin-Avenu Bapust
church. will be held this afternoon d.
9.2O at the church. The following pro-
s,ramma viii be rendered. Solo, W. j.
Norrissett: male quarteste, recitation,
Helen Roberts
Central Methodist Chcrch-Preaching
today AT II A. NJ. and 7:45 r. NJ. by the
pastor. Morning service will be followed
nv Sacrament of the Lords Supper. SUD
iect at night: THE Emancipation Proc
lamation.' ~,
Stockton-Street Baptist church-Preach-
ing at II a. NJ. by Rev. Krikor Hagoo
Rasmatian a native Armenian, OF Con-
stantinople. His subject Will be The Ori-
entail Churches-Their Past Present. ana
Future"
Bainhridge-Street Baptist church-Ihe
usual Sunday services will be held.
Services at Vce4 End church to-day
Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. preaching
Al II A. NJ and 7:45 =. NJ by the pastor.
Rev. ]. w. Stff. Epworth League meet
ings at 2:30 and 6:45 7 NJ; the last month
IL meeting of West-End Building Fund
this evening at $3.50 O'Clock. There will
be good singing and Rotations, and ad-
dress by Rev. J. W. Sun and others
AT Meade Memorial church the regular
services will be held at II A. NJ. and
T. NJ.
At the Manchester Presbyterian church
services will be held at II A. NJ. and
7.30 T. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. c. n. Van
Houten.
At Fifth-Strect Methodist Rev. J. o.
Rabcock will preach morning and night.
Special services will be held at 3 o'clock
by Mr.. Rabcock for men only.
At Cowardin-Avenue Rev. J. A. Spencer
is expected TO conduct the regular servi-
ces.
"ORANGE TEA"
Tuesday night an "Orange Tea" will be
given by Mrs. J. Edward BEDFORD. at
her home No lll2 Decatur street. for the
benefit of the new Central Methodist
church. A large attendance Is expected.
on the Manchester and Petersburg
turnpike Friday afternoon a serious fire
was narrowly averted. The house OF So
phie Banks. an old coored woman, caught
fire. and as she was sick In bed at tho
time she was only rescued through the
efforts OF the Messrs. w L. Dawiings.
Eugene Evans. and Roberts. who were
passing at the time.
one of the most pleasant entertainments
Of the season will he given nv the B,nes
band and Leo Sta.uaire WANTS Club
at Leader Hall next Friday for the bene-
~ OF the Meade-Memorial church. The
Blues band has prepared some excellent
members. and the Statuaire WANTS Con.
cert Club will add greatly to the enjoy
mont Of thA eoncArk which win consist