The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-01
THE FULTON FIRE
DEPARTM
The Members Sworn in and the 0c-
casion Celebrated
DoG-CATCHERS' EXCURSION.
Death of Mr.. HudIcy EnrouGhty-A
Surprise Marriage Fulton
Tcntin= Ciub-Church
Services.
DOG-CATCHERS' EXCURSI ON.

The members OF Engine Company NO.
were sworn into service Friday night for
three years from July 1st-
Captain George Watt Taylor member of
The Board of Fire Commissioners. from
Marshall Ward, administered the oaths.
After the members had been sworn in
(. smoker was enjoyed by the members and
friends, and short speeches were made by
Captain Taylor. Mr.. James Hartley and
Captains Rogers and Redwood, of Engine
Company No. i. The rostrum Of Engine
Company No. S. is as follows:
Captain George M. Rogers. elected in
aSS6
Engineer T. Il Avei,ner, elected in 1885.
Hosuer James T. Grubhs, elected in 1876
Helper James 7. Neagle. elected in 1876.
Extra man William &. Childress, elect
ed In 1S92.
Hoseman w. c. Gayle, Emmett E1let, w.
n. Whitlow, Eddie Mitchell.
This company was first organized as a
Hose Company, 40. . in 1856, and in 1882
:t was organized as a Steamer Company
Sorrow and gratitude are mingled down
here IN Fulton, owing TO visit OIL The COG
catchers on Friday morning at o clock
IT was rurnored all over this section of
the city that the Dog-Catchers' Excursion
would visit Fulton early Friday morning.
In stables and cellars, but at any rate
the visit did not prove fruitless. as good
number. of the CANNES were given Tree
passes into the menagerie car.
Tf8NTING CLUB
The Fulton Tening Club will leave
Thursday for q. three weeks camp at
Brciroe.
This club is one OF the most praninent
on The shore. Among some of the members
are:
Messrs: b, r. NARROW, Horace Seals, A
C. Nelson. w. T. Witty, j. 3. Mcponoush
and William Routten and Misses Lille
and Matilda Nielsen, Emma Porr, Pean
Smith, Mrs. floyd Reams and Kew }. l.
Routten and family
The nnlnit of Fulton Baptist Church will
he occupied during the absence of Its
nastor. Rev. Is. Cahell Herring. VINO IS
conducting a protracted meeting at NNythe-
Vile. at II a. NJ. by Rev. Mr.. Hicks, of
Manchester, and s z. NJ. by Rev. j. W.
1lincheloe, of Richmond College
Mrs. Wcatherfcras music class VIII give
sss final at Monticello Hall on next Mon
Mrs. John Gurren ana family Viii
leave Monday for Roanoke. their future
home.
A number of EIl1s in Fulton, including
Messrs. James Hartley, Thomas oSon-
nor Edward Donahue and John Duffy,
VIII al,eDO ING Gv.2NShbion ~ SANlsiAiiS
City next week.
Mr. James Grubhs. Of Engine Company
No. S. who has been quite sick for some
time. reported Tor duly this week.
The Builders Leasue of Denny-Sfreet
Methodist Episcopal Church viii meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. with
Mrs. Lizzie Leonard. on Louisiana Street
Miss Annie Basoly is spending the sum
MGR at Noodyilie. in King and Queen
county
The Kings Daughters and Sons will
meet at the residence of Miss Lillian
Duke, No. $40 Nicholson Street. on Mon
day, at p. AZ.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church MIL
meet at the residence OF Mrs. Lee Jn--+
dan. on Williamsburg Avenue, Monday at
fernoon AZ 3 o'clock.
The pulpit of psnny-Street Methodist
Episcopal Church VIII he occupied by its
pastor on both occasions to-day
Mr. James Vaughan Is able TO he up.
after a spell II illness, At his residence,
on Denny STREET
MR.. HNRoUGHTY
Mr. Hudiey ienronahty a well-known
tAo4sn of Fulton. died Friday morning
at his s.ss6ancc, on Second Street, at the
advanced age Of sesenis-ene.