The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10
THE MASONS
OF MANCHESTER
Mr.. John G. Rice Elected Master Of
the Lodge.
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DRUID DELEGATES LEAVE
For Wilmington. N. C.-Dea,h of Little
William Edward Gill-Churcb;@zss
Scrvices-News Persona!
and Brief
DRUID DELEGATES LEAVE

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
No 1112 Hull Street, Beattle BLOCK.
The Manchester Lodge OF Adsoils, .No. IT.
met last night and elected the following OF
ficets: Worshipful Master, Joan ". rice
Senior Warden, Charles S. Latham; junior
Warden. Ben. P. Owen, Jr.; Urea w.
w. Pool; Secretary, Frank f1tzgera!o;
Senior Deacon, Thomas II. Betty JUNIOR
Deacon, J. II. Walden: Trustees, A. L..
Adamson, John O'Brien and w. w. FOOL.
The lodge adjourned last nisnt 70 meet
Monday night at S O'Clock for the con-
fering Of degrees.
CAR LINES AFFECTED.
The appointment of a receiver 1or the
Richmond and Manchester Railway COM
pany occasiOned much comment Ga Tue
streets Yesterday. This change II TIE
operation of the car lines in Manchester
will materially affect the people, as an
the track in the streets OF the CITY,
with the exception OF that portioti on
Hull Street from Seventh Street 10
Mavo's Bridge, is the property of the
Richmond and Manchester Railway
COMPANY.
DRUIDS LEAVE.
The following gentlemen, delegates to
the meeting of the Grand Grove II
Druids, left yesterday evening fer WI
mington, n. c.:
Capt J. A Lipscomb, w. ". Tatum'
E. S. Nunnally, T. 81. Robinson, ). W.
Alley, w. A. Grove, William GratznoW-
sky, f. w. Bass and j. w Toney.
They will be absent from the city I'M
til the middle of next week
Little William Edward Gill, the IN
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. John +. GIN,
OF Eighth and Everett Streets, died Fri
day afternoon at the home of the parents.
The child was only eight months old
The funeral service was conducted at
the grave yesterday afternoon at clocE.
by Rev. Mr.. Badly.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Sheriff Gill, of Chesterfield, was in the
city Yesterday, but was not here to
report the capture OF any OF the prlS-
oners who escaped jail last tuesday
night.
Not one of the men have been arrest
ed, and it is quite evident that they. nave
left the county.
The double-tenement, three-story brick
building at the corner of Seventh and
Hull Streets, was sold at public auction
Friday afternoon to the highest bid
der. 1t was knocked out to Mr.. George
Reams for $500. Mr.. a. l.. Adamson
was the crier.
Mrs. j. B. wyatt. formerly Miss Helen
Holt, of this city, but now OF New Brit
ain, Conn, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. Ida B. Lloyd, has left for Baltimore.
county. who has been visiting Mrs. Ida
B. Lloyd, has returned home.
The funeral of little Edith Josephine
Clary took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence. No. III East
Eighth Street, and was conducted by Rev.
J. c. Reed in a most impressive manner,
The little casket was hidden almost from
view with beautiful flowers.
CHURCH SERVICES
will. he at ClODtOn-
Street Baptist Church, Swansboro, to-
day at the usual hours. The pastor, Rev.
w. w. Sick will preach at both services.
In the afternoon the regular weekly meet
ing of the Sunbeam Society will be held.
The little children have arranged an in
teresting programme.
Services at West-End hurch to-day
Sunday-school at $50, services at IL A. NJ
and P. M, by the pastor, Rev. A c.
Bergman
Epworth League meeting at 8 and 1:15
P. NJ.
There will be a called meeting of the La
dies Aid Society of West-E.nd Church
Monday evening, at O'Clock. in the Ep-
worth League room. Each member is re-
quested to be present.
There will be Drayer-meeting at the
city almshouse this evening at o'clock.
The public are invited.
Central Methodist church-Sunday-s chooI
at 9:15 A NJ. Preaching BY the pastor,
Rev. J. C. Reed, at IL A. NJ. ana SIS P.
NJ
Rev. James 7. Green will prea III both
morning and night at Asbucy Methodist
church.
sunday-school at 9:15 a. NJ.