The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-28

Minnie Gathright, Amelia Prockington,
Lizzie Barker, Ida Braudrick, Annie Bran
drick, Ivy Faulconer, Annie Brooks. Lula
Mahon, Dora Bottoms, Annie Welsh,
Ellen Mountcastle and Blanche Malloy-
The gentlemen were John Spear, Charles
Seals. Alley Cavedo. Eddie Butler. Charles
NARROW, Allen Throckmorton, Alex. Nc.
Cabe, Fred. Alien, Joe Quinn, Fred. Good
man. Eddie Miller, Clarence Fisher, Joe
Sullivan, Anthony Pietry. Fred Blunt,
Frank Farmer Cliff. Fisher. Honey Trailer.
Charles Ferguson. Linwood Grubbs, Will
lis Alley. John Lindsey, Gilbert Tyree and
Leslie Holoson.
HONOR PUPILS.
The roll of honor at Nicholson Street
School for the week ending October 2s,h,
is as follows:
Third Grammar Grade--Viola Winston
Second Grammar Grade-Carrie McCaul,
Cassie Sutherland
First Grammar Grade-Ida Smith vii
lie Grant.
Eighth Primary Grade-Birdie Chill
dress. Bessie Prairie Pearl Craddock.
Ethel Goodwin, Lizzie CARRIER, Lottie
CARRIER, Hennie Bottoms, Grace Malone,
Macon Bailey.
Seventh Primary Grade-Karl Black
Rena Ball. Mabel Coleman, Herman
Sixth Primary Grade-Ida johnson. Ber-
tina Austin.
Fifth Primary Grade-Floyd Carson
Fitz. CARRIER, Willie Grace. Junle Meri-
dew, Vernon Mitchell. Allan Reanls. Ma
rion Harrison, Annie Schroeder, Lille
Woods.
Fourth Primary Grade-,Myrtle Ball.
Grace Chalkley, Henry Grady, Morton
Harium. Henry Murray, O'Conaor John
son.
Third Primary Grade-Bessie Bew. Josie
Wise. Lucy Butler. Florrine Bowles An
ME Barker. Florence Bracket Nora Chill
dress, Mary Clarke Ruth Jolly, Verde
Jolly. Grace knight, Florence Minor. Nora
Martin, Jennie Rogers, Bunnie Murray
Mamie Schardt. Ernest Andrews. Ma
mic Bottoms, Calvin Childress, Philip
Grace. Charlie Hughes. Eddie Jordan,
Wiley Newton, James Williams, Clarence
Walters.
Second Primary Grade-Walter Bush
ELL Tom Cobb, Grace Adams Rachel
Ball.
First Primary Grade-Lewis Bellenot.
Robert Bennett Fayette Clarke. Ernest
Day, Annie Cobb. Lewis Schroeder Ma
RE Andrews. Emma Enroughty. Gertie
Pocklington, Mabel Rock, Ruby Row. Eva
Spencer.
DR.. STEEL IN FULTON.
Rev. S. y. Steel. D. D., pastor of Cen
tenary Methodist Church, will preach at
the Denny-Strcet Methodist Church to-
day at Il A. NJ. Rev j. T. Routten
will fill DR. Steel's pulpit at Centenary
q the same hour. and at 7.45 P. NJ. he
will occupy his own at Denny-Street.
Rev B. Cabell Hening. the popu ar pas
ter of Fulton Baptist Church, Will occupy
his pulpit at both services to-day.
His subjects will be: AT II A. NJ. Wait
ing and Going: at 7:t5 P. NJ, Where
Are the Nine?''
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Teresa Genna Reardon
TO Mr.. Leslie n. tMorecock. al St. Patrick's
Church on Monday. November the 5th.
MUCH BUILDING.
The new plant OF the Armitage Manu-
featuring Company. which was DESTROYED
IN the early part of the spring, is fast
being completed. The company doubled
their former capacity.
The handsome new store OF Mr.. J. Doc.
Sears is being completed.
Mr. James r. Grubbs is adding an
addition TO his residence. on Nicholson
Street.
Mr.. Charles e. N1osby's two handsome
dwellings on Nicholson Street are fast
becoming completed
The boiler shop of George McCaoe 4
Sons OF Fulton Hill. is under way. and
will he ready for occupation about the
first Of the year.
Mr. William Hood is having his resi-
dence on Fulton Street moved across the
street. Il is rumored he will erect a
large store on the former site.
The work On the chesapeake and Ohio
temporary trestle. to take the place OF
the present one. in order 10 place the
steel viaduct i'll place. is being rushed.
to finish it before cold weather begins.
The Bushel residence. which is one of
the Oldest. if not the Oldest house in Full
ton. is having its roof lowered.
Powhatan Hall is being converted into
a dwelling, and the lower floor has been
and will be occupied by Mr..
Joseph Earoff as five and ten-cent
store.
Boltz's Hall, which was purchased by
NJ. F. II. CARRIER recently, is being turned