The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-15

DCAIlI OF Altt. WlSt1lIf.
Mr.. Charles 2. Fisher, ono Of Man
chester's Oldest citizens died yesterds.s
morning at 11:45 o'clock at the home ofhls
daughter. Mrs. N P Bayley, on Deca-
tur Street While the death was not I'M
expected. it is none the less a shock TO
Manchester, where Mr.. Fisher has re-
sided since the city first started. For
thirty-five years he's conducted a barber
shop on Hull Street between Sixth ana
Seventh. He was for many years req
istrar of the First Ward and was held IN
the highest esteem by all who had the
pleasure Of knowing him. Heels sur
vived by two sons and three daughters.
all of whom were at the bedside when
death came. His sons are Messrs. O.
F. Fisher. Jr., and Hammond Fisher.
His daughters are Mrs. N. P. Bayiey,
Mrs. G. R. 3Iunn, Of Manchester and
Mrs Collier, OF Richmond. The funeral
will take place from the residence at $50
o'clock this afternoon
MASONIC OFFICERS.
At a meeting of Manchester Royal Arch
CHAPTER No. 49, A. F. and a. NJ, held
in the Masonic Temple Thursday night.
the following officers were elected: j. H.
Robertson, high priest; c. r. Craig king;
E p Nunnally, scribe; j. Z. Walker,
treasurer; A. H. Fitzgerald. secretary: A.
L. Sampson. captain of host; T. II. Fish
er. principal sojourner; r. E. Brown
royal arch captain: w. NJ. Ballard, mas
ter of third veil; L. P. Kidd, master of
second veil; R. II Richardson, master
of first veil: Junius Williams. tiler; Rev.
Asa Driscoll, chaplain.
TO TYFEWRITE RULES.
The rules governing the management
Of the two municipal bodies in Manches-
ter namely, Board of Aldermen and City
- 1,r, -
grapher, who will furnish each member
with a copy so that they may vote IN.
diligently On the night of the twentieth,
when not only will the rules be adopted,
but the presidents of the two bodies be
nominated. There will be a conference
of the two bodies at this time.
Unless the property owners of the city
come forward and pay their taxes by
Monday morning at IL O'clock Nj.
Wake, city collector. will advertise their
property in front of the courthouse \
list of names of all those who owe per-
sonal property tax for 1891 will be posted
if this is not paid by Monday morning.
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.
Rev. Asa Driscoll will fill his pulpit at
Fifth-Street Church to-day at bot,
sermons. The morning subject will be
Increase and Decrease" There will be
ch4-dren's day exercises at O'CLOCK in
the afternoon.
Rev. Benz Dennis will preach at Meade
Memorial Church at both services.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell. of Richmond, fills
the pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church
at both services.
At Clopton-street Baptist Church the
pastor. Rev. W. w. Sisk, will fill his
pulpit.
There will be the usual services at Cen
trail Methodist Church by the pastor,
Rev. r. NJ. Chandler
Services at West-End Church to-mor-
row as usual. Infant baptism has been
postponed until Sunday week
The Ladies Aid Society of West-End
Church will meet Monday evening at
o'clock, a the church.
Young mems prayer meeting at West
End Church Saturday night at o'clock
At Bainbridge-Street Baptist Church the
pastor, Rev F. v. Badly. will preach
special sermon to people advanced in
years on the subject of "Old Age The
r will furnish "a n ciof ic4