The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-25
DABNEY Il. MAURY
CHAPTER TO HELP.
Philadelphia Entertainment for Mary
Washington Hospital.
MRS. COVEy's LARGE FAMILY
tn Old Lady Who Has Ono Hundred aud
Twenty five Descsudauis-lc: Houses
Filled With H,e Ice During
the Cola spell.
MRS. C0VEy's: ! LARGE FAMILY
fspeetal Dispatch to The rimcs.a

MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, Dec. "a
Elaborate preparations are being made
ut the churches in the city FOR the Christ
mas sunday school celebrations, many
III which will take place tomorrow. St.
Lcorse's Episcopal sunday-scaocl held
is celebration tonight at 1880 o'clock.
lie church was handsomely decorated
ind a very Interesting programme. in
terspersed With music, was presented
Under The direction Of the faithful SUI
rerintendent, ar. NJ. c. Hall, who has
served the school in that capacity for
number of years. Many prizes were
awarded 10 me.itorious scholars large
audience was present besides the meni-
bvrs of the school.
Mrs. Sarah CoycW, of Princess Anne
rot,nty, MarA land. who is now on visit
10 her son. MIR. Frank I. Covey, OF this
Pity. is 50 years of age. and has the dis
t!nction of having 125 .escendants-12
children. 81 srandchidr and sc great
grandchildren. OF thts are still liv
Tag and with the excel Of Mr. Frank
Convey, of this city. a3.- one other, all
live in Princess Anne county, Md, within
rasy reach of each other.
CONFEDERATE ROOM
Mrs. Helen S. Barney, of this city, who
j. undertaking to raise the fund for the
confederate room, to be established in
Inc Ial'g washington Hospital mere, mas
been informed that the Dabne.- II. Maury
lhapter, Daughters of the Confederacy,
will soon give an entertainment in Phil
Hdephia. for the benefit of that object.
The Rappahannock Electric Light and
Power Company. OF this city is putting
IN a new dynamo. which will largely in
crease its capacity. The demand FOR in
Eandescent lights is greater than the
company has been able to furnish.
The pulpit of the First Baptist Church.
rf Lynchburg, which has just called Rev.
Or. William l.. Packard. of Cleveland.
Ohio pastor, has been filled by Rev.
Or. I. S. Dunawaw. of this city. for the
pastzseyefa, months, until a pastor could
be chosen.
TO WED IN ROANOKE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Bolts, Of this city.
left for Roanoke to-day. to attend the
t1arriage of their son, Mr.. James 3.
f;otts, collector of taxes for that city, to
Hiss Janet H. 11illeary. which takes place
there on Saturday. Mr.. Bolts is the old
tlost popular officers of Roanoke.
Rev. c. l.. Potter. of the Methodist
t'rcut of Stafford county. was literally
POUR I'd by his congregations from An
frews Chapel, Registers Chapel and An
toch Church Wagon loads OF good
tainEs were taken to the minister's home.
Messrs. Onton Jensen and NJ. r. Crit
I'm of Washington. while hunting in the
hTildcress, in Spotsylvania. county. killed
flrty-seven rabbits and twentrfour birds
l.; one day.
ice houses in this section were filled
Nth fine ice during the cold snap. rang
In~ in thickness from three to six inches
Jrs. Agnes r. Chichester, of Stafford
f..;nty, who has been the guest of her
tanEhter. Mrs. John IT. Lewis, in Mary
fl';d. for some time, has returned lfome
accompanied by Mrs. Lewis, who will
tpend Christmas with her.
Councilman S. Sidney Bradford is i'm
growing after n very severe attack of
:heumatisr. which kept him at home FOR
q week past.