Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
FROM HARTFORD.
Annual Sermon-Interssting Items and
Newsy Personals.

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The annual sermon was preached to
the Ladies Auxiliary of Summer Club,
No. /, on last Sunday evening at the
Shiloh Baptist Church by the Rev. G..
W. Tyler. Quite large number Of
members were present. Rev. Tyler
spoke in very kind way to the ladies
aud gave them words of praise and en-
couragement in the great work that
they have undertaken.
Aunt Jane Adams was removed from
Mather St., to East Windsor. Mr..
Evans has kindly given her q room in
hisshouse ANY Imemb ers of the Ladies
Auxiliary will very thankfully receive
anything IN the way OF clothing OF
provision for Aunt Jane and will see
that the same gets to her.
The many friends of Mr.. Thomas
Taylor will be SO pleased TO learn tina e
he is slowly but surely recovering.
Miss Lucy Hector, also Mrs. Curtis
and Mrs. Thomas, have very success
fully bsen operated on aud are resting
very comfortable at this writing. They
are at the Hospital aud it would glad
en- them to see their friends.
Mrs. Josephine Hall OF M sther st., is
able to act down stairs again. 1t is a
pleasure to visit her for she is SO cheer
full under her affection.
The annual excursion of the Union
Sunday Schools will be held ut Han
over Park Meriden, Thursday, July
18th.
The Lsdies Auxiliary of Summer
Club, No. 1, will give basket picnic
and promenade concert, July Goth, at
West Hartford Town Hall.
Mr.. q. Grant Williams has been con-
verified into riding the wheel after all
he is much pleased with it. And still
| they come
Mics Prince Christian has returned
from Boston She had q delightful time
and is looking fine.
Our friend, DR.. Riley paid US flying
visit Wednesday on his way to Boston.
He reports a successful sale OF his
book, The Philosophy of Negro Suf-
frage."
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Fist gave a fare
we'll party to Mr.. Frank Shaw, Thurs.
day evening at their residence on
Mather st. The house was very pref
tily decorated with ferns and flowers
and Chinese lanterns.
A large number of his young friend
were present to bid him sn affectionate
farewell and God speed. Refreshments
were served at IL o'clock. Dancing
and singing were the pleasantpsst time
for the evening. He left Saturday
evening for Boston where he expects tc
remain.
Miss N Ernestine Svarey celebrated
the 2lst anniversary of her natal day
at the residence of her Aunt, Mrs. M
d. Cross, Monday evening. Several OF
her friends were present 60 assist in
the event; but owing to invitation be.
ing accepted for q Lawn Party for tn {
same evening previous to Miss SvareV'I
invitations reaching them, q number
were obliged to send compliments and
regrets; but the evening was pleasant
IL spent by those who were present
with songs, genes and dancing. Re-
freshments were served during thu
| evening.
Mr.. VIM. Turner was seriously hur
by his horse falling upon him, Thurs.
day evening. Mr.. Turner is in the EN-.
plov Of e. r. Dillon and it was Will,
exercising a spirited saddle-horse tina
tue accident occurred. Quite g gasl
was cut in his head just over the RICH
temple. He was removed Co the hos
pital. Hope is entertained for his re
coverY.
Frank Walker, who was arrested b,
Constable Pinney OF Bloomfield on thu
charge OF murder committed in Green
wood, w. Va, will be taken back Il
West Virginia for trial.
Mrs. g. Dorsey has returned from
New Haven where she went TO attent
the funeral of Mr.. Johnson her daugh
tsr's fsther-in-law.
Mrs. Henrietta layton has gone t
Springfield to visit her brother for
few days.
Mrs. Layton of Martin ST., is still
visiting in New York
Mrs. Anytime has gone to New Yor
to visit her sister, Mrs. Hancock.
Miss Anna Gross and Miss Ernestin
Svarey &C ,ompanied by Mr.. Campbell
) have taken 3 trip to Waterbury b,
Trolley.
MRS LYDIA ROBINSON.