Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
HIGHLAND SPRINGS JOTTINGs.

SERVICES To-Day at the MeEHCC.St
Episcopal church. Every second and
fourth sunday al 1880 A NJ Sabbath
school every Sunday at 1890 A. NJ.
The Unicn League will meet at the
Methodist Episcopal church this eve
n;ng at 7:So P NJ.
Services to-day at the Marshall
Memorial tFirst Unitarian) church;
prea ching by the pastor. the Rev. A. N.
Soners. ct $50 p. NJ.
All city cars transfer to Highland
Springs.
The Rev. George Elliott, of Boston,
stopped over here en- route to Boston from
New Orleans. where he had gone to at
tend the annual conference of the AIneri-
can Unitarian Association, and conferred
with the Rev. a. n. Somers relative to
church work in Richmond and High
land Springs.
The Highland Springs branch of the
National Woman's Alliance will hold
Christmas sale at Library Hall on Dec.
10 and II from 8 2. NJ. to 10 P NJ, and
will feel grateful If their friends will In
spect their fancy ana useful articles be-
fore purchasing Christmas presents.
a class for the study of the history
of American civilization. with the Rev.
A. N. Soners as its instructor. met with
Mr.. and Mrs, Somcrs Tuesday evening for
it's first lesson. This class takes as its
motto EIne-son's Axiom. Man is expl.-
cable by nothing less than all his his
tory" The method of study the class WIN
employ IS one devised by the instructor
which carries the subject alons all lines
OF history. in parallel. The class is wei
attended.
Mrs. George Storer no her little grand
daughter. Villa. left Wednesday morning
fer Washington. whsre they went to
spend Thanksg wing with relatives.
Mrs. r. W. Savage. of THE Elns.''
Chesterfield county,. will spend the winter
with Mrs. Percy S. Read at .Readvdale"
The Bible Study C!nss was led bv the
Rev. A. N. Soners THURSDAY evening
The subject under discussion was Jonah
ard the Whale" ard the able manner in
which it was discussed proved very In
toresting and was highly appreciated by
the class
Mr.. Edxard Kellun who has rented the
home of Mrs A. J. Villines. desires 10
rent a portion of the house to desirable
te~opts3
The Rev. Eugene ]. Potts his departed
for his new circuit, in the Portsmouth
district
Warren HIGHS. a real estate buyer. is
nesctiating with F. s. Read for the house
recently vacated by Mr.. D,rsev.
II. L. Vinal End 2. a. Smith MT in TWO
dars last week hunting in the White Oak
swamp at Elko Besides wild turkey they
basged some cartridges.
B. H Grashe-rer mi Mr.. Petersen at
tended the Cartwright auction Tuesday.
Mrs. .. "A. Smith. of the Tower House,
IS confired to her room by Illness
Mr.. Fred. Walter. of Orange. Mass.
spent THANKSGIVING with MFR. and Mrs J.
w. Dudley. DR.. G. T. Col'irs and fani,-,
and the Rev. Eugene j. Potts were also
among the guests.
The Monor house was happy scene
Th-n' -sgiving dav. when. as usual. re-
union CT The family occurred.
The Hidden Fortune Mining Compor>
have recently sold some stock In t \
community which has been eager.y
bought and by very conservative BUYERS.
which speaks well for the value of the
stock
The Rev. Cuthriell. the new Methodist
minister for this circrit will p-rcch al
Little Thrifty to-day at i1:so A. NJ.
The hunters we're out in force Thanks
giving day. and some b,,,,.v game bags
were carried back to Richmond In con-
serrerce.
Mr. Wv a. Brothers. who is eunploye,,
at the sh.pvaras in Newport News. spent
THANKSGIVING WITH his family.
Captain Alfred Woodman. who has
taken possession of HIS cottese here TOR
stha winter, dined at Lynhurst on last
Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Baker, Of Richmond.
and Miss Ssiler. Of Madison Station.
have also been recent guests at Lynhust
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