The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.
Its Results Ended the Life OF Miss
Nancy Harden OF Fulton,

Miss Nancy Harden one OF the Oldest
I residents OF IlulOn dIed Erlday night al
| her home on Orleans street. Miss Nancy. as
she was Familiarity called. was known by
| most every man, woman and child in this
/ sCcu0n. The deceased visited The country
/ Gurng the summer. and seemed 10 be
! greatly benefited Dy the trip. Last week,
/ While sitting near an open window during
| an electrical storm, she received quite a
I severe shock. which caused her 90 fan
Z heavily 20 the floor. and from which she
/ never recovered. The deceased was one
/ OF the Oldest members OF Fulton Baptist
| church. Funeral from her late residence
/ on orleans street. today at o'clock
! Interment at lakewood.
/ An enjoyable watermelon feast was the
J attraction az the residence OF Mrs. Wade,
1 on Government Road, tuesday night
| Games were also INDUCED in 20 the delight
/ OK the participants. Among those present
/ were Misses Lille Fernandez. Ella Dick
] man. Katie burch Florence DLard Min
ME Burch. Lula Neaie, Il. Kline, Annie
/ Griffin. Carrie kob'eu. sadie Burress. ia
| ,ie Gibson. and Messrs. Walter Dickman.
| Freddie Mitchell. Robert RCdford. Fred
Moore. j. Clnely Willie Burrcss. Peyton
Adams, Andrew Iyree, Russell Wilker-
son. Id. Mitchell, Norman Dusglns. and
Gas pipe is now being hauled for the
laying Of a larger main on Lester street
leading TO Fulton. The pipe is for six
inch main. and viii replace the three-inch
J main that is in use. Last winter this end
Of the town was much Inconvenience by
he poor supply Of gas. The laying or this
main viii obviate such trouble Ia the iu-
Mrs Russell Sunday. Of Newport News,
is on "a visit TO her parents. Mr.. and Ms.
g. A. McAlpine in Henrico.
Rev B. Cabol Henlng reached the city
Friday frum visiting has family I'm King
and Queen county. Va, where they have
been STAYING he reports his enid as
much better. and says that his family vii
return 10 the city on next Tuesday. lis
subjects al the Fulton BAPTIST church lo-
day win be: At 81 A. NJ. "What Men
Should Keep Before Them Always" p.
NJ "The Step Between Life and Death.
Mr Lemuel Leonard, Of Louisiana street
continues quite ill
Mr. and Mrs IT, +. Boyer and children.
OF Varina. have returned home, after
delightful visit TO Newport News and the
seaside.
MISS Jennie Bunfeld. who has been Wis
ting relatives IN Baltimore has returned
and was accompanied home on the trip by
her cousin. Miss Mamie Roach. OF that
city
Miss Mamie Gogan has returned from
portsmouth after several weeks visit 10
friends
Laughlin. who have been been visiting
relatives iu Baltimore have returned
Mr. Joseph S.nnott. OF Washington, d.
C.. was here on a visit this week.
Miss Mary w. Turner OF Marion Hi,
left last Tuesday FOR a visit Of six weeks
10 friends and relatives in Louisa and Al
Demarle counties.
Miss Pearl Jordan has returned from
pleasant visit 10 friends I'm Berkley. Va.
Mr.. d. r. Johnson left yesterday even
ing for a short trip 10 his home in Abe
marie.
mir j. Singleton Walker. who has been
visiting relatives in King and Queen coun-
" mas returned home
Mrs II. A. Jelly who has been visiting
relatives on Fulton Hill, returned TO her
home at Glendale. Va. Friday.
Mr. b. f. Davis who has been confined
70 his room for the past two weeks, IS
much improved.
mrs. II. A. Harper OF Wilson, n. c.,
has returned home after a visit 10 rela-
tives on Fulton HILL
COMM sioner of the Revenue. l.. II.
Kemp. has returned to his home on Full
ton Hill.
Mrs. NJ. T. Whitlock who has been Wis
ting her son. Mr.. c. Il. Whitlock, has re-
turned home.
Miss Oracle Bryant. daughter OF Super
ntendent Bryant OF the National Gene
terry. left Thursday to attend Blackstone /
college.