The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
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WEEK IN FULTON

After many years absence. MIR. John
Eacho, supposed by his friends and reid
tives in Fulton 10 be dead. has returned
home.
When a mere lad young Eacho shook
the dust of Fulton from his feet and
Ssa,,rtered out into the wide, wide world
in seach OF a fortune
After years OF travelling he set
tied in wa.Ia Walia. Wash. where he
married His relatives lost all trace OF
him. and after several years had elapsed
and not hearing from him, gave him up
MS deaa. HIS family became scattered.
q number of them dying. until there
were only three sisters and himself re-
sinaining. a Few months ago Mrs. Lucy
Gardner. one OF the sisters, who resides
jn Florence, S. C.. in some manner learn
ed that her brother John was living in
f,i asnington. Correspondence soon be-
gan between the two. and he decided to
return to the South to visit his sisters.
A Few days ago he walked into the home
CT Mrs. Gardner in Florence all unex
f,ected There was rejoicing in the old
nome for several days, when he decided
TO come to Richmond all unexpectedly.
to see the remaining sisters, Mesdames
Fanny Burch and DeIegh Seals. Yester-
day afternoon late they drove up to the
residence Of Mrs. Seals. on Fulton Hill.
their ATTENTIONS being unknown TO her.
l,6ey walked up 10 INeE uOO!' ana were
soon face to face with their sisters, who
: did not recognize either at first. In
few seconds Mrs Seals recognized her
sisters whom she had not seen for two
wears Mrs. Gardner then introduced her
brother as Mr.. Smith. for Joke. They
4. were ushered into the parlor. After be-
ing seated while Mrs. Gardner could
not keep the news from her sister and
introduced her brother, John Eacho, to
Mrs Horace Seals. Mrs. Seals was over
come with JOY from the shock, and it
was some time before she revived. Tears
mingled with kisses for some time, and
the scene that was presented words can
not describe Mrs. Burch. the other sis
3t1er. and Mrs. Marcelius Eacho. a sister,
1n-law We're sent Tor and soon arrived
: Th. same scene was presented when the
other sisters met their brother Supper
3 y;ns served and a family reunion was
held Mr. Eacho will remain in the city
several weeks renewing old acquatnt-
ances.
A handsome memorial table containing
the names of the seventeen dead bro
theirs of Patrick Henry Council, No. u.
J. O. u A. NJ. was unveiled on Monday
night at the regular meeting OF the Coun-
ell The tablet is of rosewood ana the
letters of gold and is unique in its de-
sign.
John Duffy has returned from a pleas
ure trip TO Boston.
Mr. c. "A Jackson. who has been con-
nected with Denny Street NJ. e. Sunday
school for some time, left this week for
Austinville. where he will spend several
weeks with his parents before leaving
for Cornell University.
Rev. w S. Leske has returned from
Botetourt county. and will occRpy his
pulpit at the usual services to-day.
Rev e. 3. Snead will fill his pulpit
at WeddeI Memorial Chapel to-day
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street NJ. E Church will meet on Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. h w. Reekes.
OF 7ls Graham Street
Mrs. John Lynch and son, Melvin left
to-day for Danville, to spend several
weeks with friends.
Mrs. o. H. Holmes is quite sick at her
residence. on Fulton Street.
The Builders League of Denny Street
NJ e Church will meet "Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Mary Eacho. Of Denny |
Street.
Gun of Cold Water Circle Of Kings /
Daughters and Sons will give hay
ride Tuesday night to Portewigs farm.