The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-25
ALL THE NEWS
FROM FULTON
An Interesting Letter From Cavite.
Church Services To-Day.
Personal Mention.

MIR. G.. w. Rogers, of Fulton, received
a letter last week from John I.inck, d
Fulton boy, who is now seeing services
in the PHILIPPINES, in which, among other
things, he says:
Nv company moved here from Cavlte
September 23d, and are quartered in
Aguinaldo's mansion, which is the finest
house in Cavite Niego. The mansion was
struck in the early part of so by an
American 3 Is inch shrapnel shell, which
went through the side and struck the floor
and ricochetted and passed through the
other side Of the house, leaving q large
hole.
A number Of the handsome paintings
that adorn the walls were ruined by the
she'll
Aguinaldo's private fish-pond, which is
just in the rear Of the mansion, was
dragged by us on several occa sons and
we have had an abundance Of fish of the
finest kind for some time, which is a del
icocy in the army. There is no prospect
Of us being ordered to China at present.
ROLL OF HONOR.
The roll of honor of Nicholson School
this week is as follows:
Fourth Grammar Grade.-Sadie Smoot
Anna Nelson, Whitfield Black.
Third Grammar Grade.-Viola Winston,
Dora Hicks, Jas. Thompson.
First Grammar Grade-Ida Smith, Will
lie Grant, Henry Burlington.
Eighth Primary Grade.-A1acon Bailey,
Willie Martin.
Mamie Rock, Herman Gundlach.
Fifth Primary Grade.-Floyd Carson,
JUNE Meridew, Vernon Mitchell. James
Richards. Norma Childress, Marion Har-
rison. Annie Schroeder. Lille Wood.
Fourth Primary Grade.-Henry Murray,
Melvin Brown.
Third Primary Grade.-Charlie Hughes,
Calvin ChiIdress, MiiIard Carson. Philip
Grace, Verne jenkins, Charlie Morgan,
James Throckmorton, Florence Minor,
Florrine Bowles. Grace Throckmorton.
Mamie Schardt, Nora Martin. Ruth Jolly,
Ruby Curry, Berdie Jolly. Belle Hardcas-
tie. Mamie Kennedy.
Second Primary Grade.-Walter Bushell.
Lima Bowies, Edna Jolly.
First Primary Grade.-Burton Austin.
Lewis Bellenot. Lester Childrey. Whit
field Throckmorton. Josie Pocklington,
Arnita Christian. Annie Cobb, Annie En-
roughly, Josie kamfelt, Maggie Pease.
Ruby Rowe
CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev. J. 7. Routten, the pastor of Dem
ny-Street NJ. E. Church, returned home
yesterday from Norfolk, where he had
been in attendance on the Virginia Con-
ference.
MI Routten was returned by the Bish-
op to Denny-Street for another year. and
VIII occupy his pulpit on both occasions
tomorrow. At 7:45 P. NJ. he Will deliv-
er a special sermon to Virginia Council,
No. ?, Daughters of Liberty, who will at
tend-the services in a body. The Daugh-
tiers and Juniors of the city are invited
to be present.
me Daughters are requested to meet
at their (Nelsen's} Hall at o'clock to
receive badges and to attend in body.
Rev.,B. G. Hening, the pastor OF Fulton
Baptist Church, returned from Bristol
tuesday, where he had been delegate
from his church to the General Asso-
citation of Virginia.
Mr.. Hening was compelled to hurry
from Bristol to be present at the Bap-
list Congress that met In this city. as
he was chairman Of the Reception Conn
mittee.
Mr. Hening will occupy his pulpit at
the regular services yesterday.
81 Cards are out announcing the marriage