The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
HE Gel EBR.A IES
HIS AAllIvE RSARY
Rev. CabelI Hening Two Years Pas
tor Of His Church.
THE SOCIAL WEEK IN FULTON.
Bert Tyrce Badly Hurt-Democratic
ciubs Being or.anized-Church
Services To>Day-Ncws. Per-
sonai and Brief.

Rev. q CabeI Hening Will celebrate his
second anniversary as pastor OF Fulton
Baptist Church to-day at II a. NJ. His
subject vs.m be ..Ene1e2er. . Al s z. NJ. Key
w C. Lu1npSsr. Of Four Mile Creek Bap-
fist Church, will conduct the services.
Mr.. Aening Msn 5geac. at sNainut-GroVe
Baptist Church tonight, where he IS
holding q revival.
Rev- j. I. heniten will occupy his pulpit
at Denny Nj. z. Church at both oc-
casions on to-day. AT II a NJ, alter d
short sermon, sacrament viii be admins
tered by the pastor.
Mr.. Bert Tyrey.. a popular young man OF
this community. met with q very palniui
accident Friday while engaged with the
bridge force OF the Z. q o. CONTAGIOUS
Near Second Street. when N some man
ner a heavy piece OF timber fell upon
his head, cutting very bad gasa. Ar-
Tyree was removed to MS home, on Den
ny Street, where he Is getting along nicely.
Mr.. William j. Eu-ight Is quite SICK
q, his residence, on Orleans Street
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of Denny
Street NJ Z. Church will hold their resu-
lar meeting on Monday afternoon win
Mrs. George N. Rogers, 81 Nicholson
Street.
The Builders Jeaspe of Denny-Street NJ
e. Churl h VIII meet on Wednesday at. )
L. NJ win Mrs. I'd. Edwards, on Denny
Streei.
Miss Ellen Clancy Is in Alexandra, in
attendance at the bedside OF her TREND.
Miss Ella LAWYER, who Is dangerously III
with little hope of recovery Miss Lawler'
who Is a niece of Mr.. James Hartley, IS
well and popularity known in Fulton. and
her serious illness occasions widespread
regret
Rev L. b. snead VIII occupy his pulpit
at Weddell Memorial Chapel on both oc-
casions today.
Miss Nellie Duffy returned last Sunday,
after a pleasant visit OF several weeks 10
friends and relatives in Portsmouth and
Newport News.
The Home Preside Club will meet on
next Friday night at the residence OF
Miss Blanche Aolioy, Tweaty-tilird and
Main STREETS.
Miss Mary Price, who has been visiting
Miss Lille Nielsen, on Williamsburg Ave
nue. returned to her home, in South
Boston. on yesterday
Mr.. George w Hudson, who has been
quite sick at his residence, on Fulton
Hill, is improving.
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Fulton Democratic Club viii probably
reorganize one night next week at Dona-
hue's Hall. This club is one of the
strongest clubs in the city.
The Democrats of Carriers Precinct
Farrandsville and part of Varina, met
"Wednesday night and organized a Bryan,
Stevenson and Lamb Club at Gifford's
Hall. About thirty members were en-
rolled and the following officers We're
elected: r. NJ. Pitcher. president; Drue
Blankensilip vice-presiiient: Samuel 2.
waddili, secretary; Jake Clifford. treas
1rer 1t was decided to have another
meeting on stile 18th. when several promi-
nent Democrats will address the club.
probably including Captain Lamb and
Hon S. L. Kelley.
The Kings Daughters and Sons will
meet on Monday night with Miss Love
Reams, at her residence. on Nicholson
Street.
Mr.. j. r. Kennedy is sick at his resi-
dence, on Denny Street.
LAUNCH DAMAGED.
The boat-house. containing one of the
finest 1laptha launches on James river,
sunk at its landing with the boat on
Wednesday. The riyermen have made
several inquiries to ascertain the owner,
but have not been successful. The launch
is Very badly damaged
The many friends of Mr.. John Dodd, the
father of Mr.. Urin Dodd, will be surprised
TO learn of his extreme illness at his
residence, on North Ninth Street. Mr.. Dodd
is very feeble and well advanced in
age.
THE WEEK SOCIALLY.
On Thursday night the Youths Social
Club Of Fulton was organized at the resi-
dence of Miss Bessie Mays. with the fol-
lowing members: Misses Gertie Steward.
Annie Mcclure, Margie Mcclure Caudie
TNrec, Ensie Gauiding Anna Nielsen. May
Washer, Clarke Meredith, Bessie Mays;