The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
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Fulton Baptist Sunday-school is prac-
ticins for their Christmas festival Alder
man j. Harry Lawtier is chairman of Com
nlittee on Entertainments.
Rev. john Daugherty. pastor of the
Apostolic Churchreturned this week from
Maryland. where he has been conducting
a big revival with much success.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society OF Denny
Street NJ. z. Church Will hold their regu
lar meeting on tomorrow evening with
Miss Rosa Vaughan, Of NO 5Ci Denny
Street.
The Youths Social Club viii meet on
Thursday night with Miss Anna Nielsen,
of No. 39tt Williamsburg Avenue.
Mrs. T. b. Spencer, of Nicholson Street,
is quite sick.
Messrs Lucius Daugherty and ]. \.
GTeiD Reams, who for Il plumber of years
have held responsible positions with the
Richmond Cedar Works, left Wednesday
for Norfolk, where they, with the
Roper Lumber Company, erect a cedar
works at that place.
Professor William Morton, of Suffolk,
is visiting his cousin. DIR. George E.
BarksGale, on the Avenue.
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
The Builders League of Denny-Street
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet on
NSuIeSud dLltIlDDil, ttlS siiSoi4eiS7S,
No l23 Denny Street.
The Kings daughters and Sons will
meet on tomorrow night at the residence
of Miss Josie Manowly. of Fulton Street.
McNeefry, the youngest son of Mr.
Hugh MCGUIRE who has been seriously
i'll for sCme time, is improving under
the care of his attending physician. DR..
George Barksdale.
MI Blake Maines, who has been visit
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returned home this week.
Mrs. Thomas O'Connor is quite sick
at her residence, on Louisiana street.
Linwood C;rubbs is able to be out, after
being indisposed FOR several days.
The saw-miH of the Virginia and North
Carolina Wheel Company. that was
destroyed with the rest of their plant
last April. has been partly erected, and
there are now about fifteen men in
employment.
Nothing can be learned in this city in
regard to the future of the company.
An official remarked: Everything turns
on New York"
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mr.. William Enright continues quite
i'll at his residence, on Orleans Street.
James Lawler has returned To his
home, in Alexandria.
a locomobile created CONSERVATION in
front of Nicholson-Street school one
evening this week amongst the scholars.
One boy exclaimed that the automobile
had a hot-boX, another said it was on
! fire and he ran to the ensine-house-
Mrs Horner, of Chesterfield mother OF
Miss Ethel Horner, of 426 Denny Street,
who has been i'll at her residence, in that
county. is somewhat improved.
Mr.. Frank Lance. who has been i'll at
his residence, on Graham Street, with
typhoid fever, is improving nicely.
Rev. William MARROW, of Clover Depot
Halifax county. is conducting revival ser
vices at the Apostolic church with much
| success
Mrs. George Smith. who has been fl
| with typhoid fever, is somewhat I'M
| proved
The Committee on Christmas Festival
for Denny-Street NJ. E. Sunday-school
| has been appointed and are holding prac-
| tees every week.
Mrs. West, of Manchester. is visiting
| her daughter. Mrs. ]. T. Routten, at the
| parsonage, on Denny Street.