The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-20
CATHOLIC CHURCH
IN MANCHESTER.
Handsome Building 10 Cost Twenty
Thousand Dollars.
DEATH OF MRS. cHEATHAM.
Mrs. Tralnum's schoo,-ConnciI Meet
lug Called News, Pcrsonai
aud Brief, OF Man
chester.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
hn-l lil. tail!l Street

Manchester Bureau, Richmond ilnes'
NO. 1lu2 t1uil Street
,yor,s VAS began yesterday clearing
III, ground for the erection of a hand
SEINE Catholic Church at Fourteenth and
Perry Streets. ihe building comple.e
ana .ura,shcu vii! cost $1,000, the amount
donated by mrs. Ryan, of New York,
1or the purpose. The structure is
10 lie Gothic in architecture, OF brlch
viii, granite trimmings. containing
large assembly room with
:. seating canacity OF six hundred and
Two smaller rooms 10 be used as 4 library
and lecture room. The contract has been
lei TO Mr.. r Sitterding, of Richmond.
wfo says the work is to be begun at
dice and completed within six months.
The building will be an ornament to the
city
MRS. CHEATHAAfS DEATH.
Mrs. Mary Frances Cheatham. wife OF
lsc r j. Cheaiham. of Chesterfield Court
house. died yesterday morning at 4:So
O'Clock at her home, in the county. Her
death was not unexpected. as for two
months she had been confined to her bed.
rs The result of a stroke of paralysis and
much of the time was unconscious
She was in the seventy-tirst year of her
age, and, had her illness not prevented,
would have celebrated the fiftieth ami
scrsary of her marriage on the 10th OF
last December.
Mrs. Cheatham was 4 daughter of Mr.
Nelson Gregory, of Chesterfield, sister
OF Mr.. Emmett Gregory, OF this city, and
iIr. Edwin Gregory, of Bermuda Hun
.ired. OF her immediate family, she is
survived by her husband, three sons
Stonewall Archer and Drury Chatham
one dauSiItcr-Mrs. Herbert Cogbill. all
OF Chesterfield.
She was a woman possessing beau
tiful Christian character. which caused
iIcr to be known and loved by rich and
poor throughout the county in which She
lived.
The funeral viii take place this
s,,ornins at IL o'clock ut Salem Baptist
Church. of which she was member.
MRS TRAINUI'S SCHOOL.
TIE following papiis received distinc-
tons in tlns intermediate examinations at
Mrs. L. II. Trainum's School:
Int. rInediate Department, First Honor
Grace johnson. Mable Bradshaw. Grace
Gibbs. Enmie Day, Emily Gary, Alice
Whitfield, HiiGa Day, Macie MCGEE, Ruth
Latham.
l.. Guy. NJ. Reynolds. w. Bailey.
Primary Department, First Honor
Lily Ride, Curtis Gibbs. Frank Hughes,
Charlie Taylor. Vernon Bradshaw.zITletch
er Ride, Bessie Campbell, Lou Lewis,
Wilbur Rudd, c. jenkins, Ernest Brad
shaw. Marie Morris, Grace Campbell,
Nerna Griffith.
Second HonoI-E. Robinson and Harvey
Godsey.
a call was issued yesterday for
meeting of the City Council to be held on
Friday night, to hear a report from the
Street Committee. and to consider ordi-
nances now on the table.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mr. Guy Thares, Of Amelia, was the
guest of Captain a. c. Attkisson Monday
Lily Council, Daughters OF Liberty. met
last night.
Hastings Cour. will be in session to-
! day
Little hoy Farmer. son of SIr. w. II.
scalded a few days ago. was thought to
be somewhat better yesterday.
Miss Tyree. who has visited Severa,
weeks in the city, left Monday for her
home.
George Banks tcolored) was arrested
yesterday by Officer Grant, of Swans
boro, charged with assaritinS William
Jones, also colored-
Dr. Loving has not Vet begun the COM
pulsory vaccination in Manchester Dis
1cict.
There was a called meeting of Man
chester Royal Arch Chapter at 7:S0 o'clock
last night for candidates in the Royal
Arch degree.
The following members Of the newly
organized vested choir OF Meade Me-
mortal Church We're entertained at the
rectory Monday night: Misses Bonnibel
Iilicry. Lena Owens, and Ellen WeiSiGer,
Mrs. Rex. Misses BERTHE Cox. Ellen Welsh
ger Bessie Reed Sa!lie Moore. Mrs. Page
Mrs Jones, Mrs. Ball, Lucian Owens
Mrs Dennis Messrs. Ernest WeisiGer
jiichmond Minor. Bendall, Ritclie Bacon.
lex, C. S. Wi,tlock.
Miss Lula McCielland. of Chesterfield.
IS Visiting her cousin. Mrs. r. /. Best, of
80. 207 East Thirteenth Street.
Mrs. Thomas BEDFORD is i'll at her home
on Tenth Street
The funeral of Mr.. ]. ". Lewis. took
place yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock
from his late home in Chesterfield. The
service was conducted by Rev. w w
Stsk, of Clopton Street Baptist Church.
This being Ash Wednesday, services
Will be held Tonight at Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church as the first service of
the Lcnten season.