The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
VACANT PULPITS
IN MANCHESTER
They May Be Supplied Within a Short
While.
CALLS THAT MAY Be EXTENDED.
Rev. Il. v. Badly May Re Asked TO
Como 90 Bainbridge-Strcct, ana
Rev. W. w. sisk TO CIopton-
street Church.
CALLS THAT MAY Be EXTENDED
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
ITO Hull street. Beatte BLOCK

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s,y the resignation Of Rev. DR.. l. H.
Thornhill. are working hard.
Many prominent and well-kno"n names
have ben placed before the committee
and much thought and consideration Is
being given the matter.
Among those who axe considered eiisi-
bic "A one who it IS believed would
give complete satisfaction TO the consfe-
CATION IS Rev. j.. v Badly
Mr. Badly is al present pursuing special
~udies al the University Of Chicago. lie
~ known by members of the chufcn, Is
n ncrsenal friend of Rev. pr. r. j. VIII
bingham. and has the reputation OF behs
"a profound. earnest and eloquent eN-
horter with deep learning ana genue
Christian spirit
lie IS a native Of Lee county, Na'' anu
q graduate OF Mercer University, Whe'e
10 received the degrees Of a. NJ. ana
a. y. lie IS also fun graduate OF inc
Southern Baptist Theological seminary
uDLD TWO PASTORATES.
since leaving the latter institution ne
has held two positions. The first az
Cutbbert. Ga. which he held for four
vesrs and the second at the First Bap-
=
fisi church. Of Bowling Green, n.y. Whicl
he held for over five years. He reslsheo
the latter charge last February, ana III
April went 10 the Chicago University TO
pursue some special studies
should Rev Mr.. Badly accept the call
NAT nav be extended him, he will hnd
Bainbridge-S.ree church IN splendid con-
ditlon. a factor in the Christian conduct
OF the city. and a church thai Is on -
firm financial basis and. withal CON
creation OF whole-sOuled. earnest, charl-
table people. who will welcome him Win
Outstretched arms.
CLOPTON-STBEET CHURCH.
srba comrnitoe that has the matter In
charge OF supplying a pastor Tor me
vacant pulpit OF ClOpton-Street church,
win meet at the church to-day and for
maily organize.
This COMMITTEES. or al least the mem
beers Individually, have given considerable
thought TO the subject Of new pastor
and It e. pretty well understood that
Rev Mr.. ". ". Sisk, Of Waverly Sus-
sex county. win be extended the call.
Mr.. Sisk IS a young and energetic man
and a powerful preacher. lie has ON
ciated at the services at Clopion-Street
church several times lately, and made
a most profound and pleasing impress
sion upon the congregation.
should he accept the call. he VIII, as
IA the case at Bainbridge-street' ind a
flourishing church. free from dent ana
one that Is doing much good IN swans
boro and Manchester.
Mr.. S.sk IS a graduate Of Richmond
College lie Is a native of tuipeper
county. where he held charge. Now
he has a circuit in Sussex county with
headquarters at Waverly, and is doing
great good IN that neld.
TUESDAYS URINARY.
AL Advancement have about been com
rlete3 FOR the Manchester -imary which
1. TO be held there Tuesday. The voting
places for the several wards have been
named:
First Ward-Fishfr's barber shop be-
tween sixth and Seventh streets on Hull
street.
second Ward-Rearms' shoe shop be-
tween seventh ana Eighth streets On
Hull.
Third wari-M Z. Righetsen llli HUI
street
The voting place for the Fourth Ward
has not been named.
Tho survivors of the Chesterfield Cav
airy met al 1880 O'Clock in the Mayors
courtroom to arrange for their annual
reunion
Captain David Moore occupied the chair
and the Times represc NATIVE a tea IS
temporary secretary.
It was decided to hold the reunion at
Teaufont Springs on Thursday. Septom-
Der 2lst.
Mr. T. IL. Fisher the secretary Of the
troop. was directed 10 notify an mem
tiers Of the time and place OF the re-
or q
sum OF 81. Mr.. Fisher was. also. elected
treasurer.
The meeting adjourned to 70 o'clock
next Saturday. when final arrangements
win he made.
ASSAULTED MANS WIFE
Henry Read Cc3.oredl was pulled yester-
day morniug on Il warrant sworn out by
Chas Hudson lcoior,d) Read was drunk
and made an uncalied for assault on II ID
sons VIC he truck her In the back with
his FIST as "a resat she Is ia bed. When
brought 90 the station Read swore out a
warrant against Hudson for assau I. Both
are out on ball. The cases win come be-
fore the Mayors Court Monday morn
m,
Several parties from va .hmond and
Manch ster have made an arrangements
Air Monday morning. Brer Fox's lam
ilr seems 10 be right plentiful IN that
neck of the wood Two have been caught
there this past week Polk Miller IS ex-
poctcd 60 Join This party Monday.
The remains OF Ida d.. daughter o.
Air and Mrs. Lorenzo Day. formerly OF
Manclester. who died in Hampton. AGED
ten years on August 3lst. arrived here
yesterday morning and were taken from
the Chesapeake and Chic depot 20 AlaIry
Cemetery for buiial. Rev S. y Bat
tin % Hampton conducted the service.
nsssted by Rev. John Jones Of Asbury
church
ar George Dayis. who lives on the
Midlothian Turnpike and Broad Rock
road yesterday turned out valuable
thoroughbred from the stable to
Craze. when lt was attacked by heller
md gorod 90 death before assistance could
be given
The loss to Mr Davis IS considerable as
Dc priced bis colt highly.
FOREST HILL PARTY.
last Thursday evening a party OF
young folks OF Manchester gave very
enjoyable ica az Forest Hill Richmond
talent discoursea delightful music
through the evening Al present had a
pleasant time. Mrs william J.. Moody
made a very pleasant chaporoue
Among the young ladies' present were:
Nisseg Narghuerite and Alice Crowley,
Of Washington. D. G. Fiorrye Moody,
Lucille and Leie O4s.en Florence
Hawkes. Of Portsmouth: Elsie and Ma
be- Crooks. Birdie Cox. Annie and Callle
Taylor
Among the gentlemen were: John r,
Lpscomb. Clifton Robertson. LyutOn j.
ana MARI II How'd Harvard aud F,ruc4t