The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
WAS TAKEN SICK
WHILE WALKING
The Experience of a Little Boy.
Happenings in Fulton Dur
ing the Week.

Alfred Baumgart, the nine-year-old son
of Mr.. Adolpn BaumSart OF Denny
Street, was taken sick Friday morn
Ing about o'clock while walking along
Graham Street near Fulton and fell
heavily to the ground. Rev. w. S. Leake,
who was sitting in his library and saw
the lad fall, thought at first the boy only
slipped on the ice. He waited several
minutes, and as the boy did not mako
any attempt to regain his feet, Mr.
Leake went to his assistance. He picked
him up, thinking he had received
serious injuries from the fall. and rushed
with him into the Office OF DR.. 3. L.
Reams, next door to Mr.. Leake's resi-
dence DR.. Reams found after careful
examination that the lad had not received
any serious injuries from the fall. but
was suffering from the effects of ner-
vous fit
The little fellow was placed In bed and
everything known to medical skill done
to relieve him He became conscious
about 4 o'clock and Will De Wen asdih
in a few days.
The monthly meeting Of the Methodist
Sunday-School Society Of Richmond VIII
he held at Denny-Street Methodist Ep1s-
copal Church this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. The report of the school Tor
the month is excellent, being the best Tor
several months.
he 1OllOWlllS Is d pllCl hSA1ii -
secretary's report: Percentage for the
month, s44; number of scholars on the
roll, 3S5; officers and teachers, 81; total
on roll, At: average attendance OF
scholars for the month, 30; total average
attendance. 352; number Of new scholars
admitted, q; total collections, s23.o,. me
attendance for the first Sunday IN the
month was 81 out OF Alt on the rol.
This school held the banner for twenty
two out Of twenty-four months recently.
The following is the roll of honor for
I.or1isiana-Street School for the week:
Maude Saunders, Edna Jordan, Ernest
Blanton, Rosa Carwell. Virginia t1tzpal-
rick, Florence Trent and Amy darteiln.
The bad weather kept many OF the
scholars away, some OF whom nave 10
come some distance. The school has i'm
proved wonderfully since Miss Lottle
Evans has been in charge OF it
Cup Of Cold Water Circle OF Kings
Daughters and Sons will give pie par
tyr on Tuesday night al the residence OF
the Misses Manoby, of Fulton Street,
The social will be given to replenish the
treasury Of the Circle. which has grown
very low, owing to the constant drain
upon it to relieve the sufrerings OF the
poor and sick. This Circle has done much
good this winter in relieving the wants
Of the poor and sick. The entertainment
is the first the Circle has had for some
time, and to this the public is invited to
aid in any manner. The Circle has pre-
pared Q. quantity of pies to be sold to the
highest bidder, and fair maiden's hand
goes with every pie.
The Circle will meet tomorrow night
with Miss Love Reams. Of Nicholson
Street.
Miss Bernice Ballard and brother. Wal
lace have returned from Suffolk, Va.
~ Ut no
funeral Of their brother-in-law, Mitchell
Parker. Mr.. Parker was killed last
Wednesday by train near kilby Sta
ton while returning in his buggy from
his saw-miIl. The vehicle was struck
by fast mail of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway, Mr.. Parker being dragged by
the cow-catcher for over 100 feet
1.-The Vision Of the Valley of Dry
Bones will the subject of Rev. w. s.
day at II A. NJ. At ?:45 P. NJ his subject
will be ..The Greatest Question in the
World
Rev J. z. OyIer will fill his pulpit at
both services to-day at Denny-Street
NJ E. Church. His subject at II A. NJ.
viii be 1.-THE First Christian Martyr;
at 7:45 P. NJ. THE Parable OF Tares and
D-ag-Nets.''
The Builders League Of Denny-street
NJ. u. CHURCH gave an oyster supper oiA
Thursday night at the residence OF Mrs.
Charles Leonard, OF Louisiana Street The
ladies in charge realized neat sum.
which goes towards the building Of the
new church.
The oriole Social Club will meet on
Tuesday night with the Misses Starke,
Of Manchester.
The Monday Night Club Will meet with
Miss Nellie Burkman. Of Williamsburg
Avenue.
Dr.. George Barksdale has moved into
his new residence at Thirty-third and
Grace Streets. Dr.. Barksdale will con-
tinue his Office in Fulton at the Peoples
drug store.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street M. E. Church will meet on Monday
afternoon with Mrs. George Coghil1. OF
Fourth Street.
Miss Hattie Marlowe. who has been Ill
foS several weeks. is improving.
Mrs. Charles alosby is confined to her.
residence with rheunnatfsm
DR.. James Williams. one OF the most
prominent doctors of Newport News. viii