Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Inc depot or the Sea board Air Line
railway IS also q comparatively new
building.
REoPENING SERVICES.
The Bainbridge-Street Baptist church is
now ready for services after having been
renodelled at z large expense. Services
will be held In the beautiful edifice to-
day. Mr.. Frank Cosby OF Richmond, will
play the new pipe organ.
William j. Morrisett will assist in the
singing. which promises to be exception
ally good.
The Rev. R. J. Willinshan1 will preach
in the morning. and the Rev. DR.. ". L.
Hatcher will preach at night
The ladies OF the church will have a
cake sale in the lecture room Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock for the benefit OF
the organ fund. Among those who will
sell cakes will be Mrs. a. c. Harding
Mrs. J. J Bayley. Miss Ethel Harding
Miss Ethel Morrisett. Miss Edna RayIey.
Miss CoIey Lowell. Miss Florrie Moody
and Mozelle Gregory.
IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sacred Heart church, the new Catholic
house Of worship in Manchester is q
beautiful structure. and the Rev. Father
Waters is doing much good for the con-
grsgation. The church vas recently in
spected by Bishop Van de Eyver and
Bishop Benjamin J. Kelley. OF Georgia,
who complimented the pastor upon the
beautiful structure. Services will be held
as usual in the church to-day. The
pastor is preaching an interesting series
Of sermons
NEW BANK TO OPEN.
Clarence Walden. who is to be at the
head OF the new rational bank in Man
chester. said yesterday that the Institution
would open about Jan 3lst Messrs T.
chester, said to-day that the institution
would M6SSTS
H. Wells and P. V. Cogbill are to be
counsel for the new institution.
The capital stock OF the bank is to be
$4,000. The bank is 10 be located at
Tenth and Hull streets It's stockholders
will be among the most prominent citi-
zens of Manchester. among them being
Messrs. r. a. Bowen. W. ]. Carter, =. D.
Shotwell, ard others.
ELECTED OFFICERS
Select Council. Daughters of Liberty.
No Is. held meeting Friday night at
Toney's Hail. ana Mr.. Harry ". Pote.
of Washington. D. c.. State councillor of
Virginia: Slr. E. ". Miller, deputy coun-
cllor, and Mr.. Emmett Criddle. past
State councillor were present and address
ed the lodge, after which the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Councillor, c. a. SEEK: Associate
Councillor. Miss Daisy Clark: Vice-Coun-
cillor. Miss Susie Reynolds: Associate
Vice Councillor. Miss Eva Walker; Re
cording Secretary. Mrs. Ann l.. Pugh:
Associate Recording Secretary. H y
Gill: Financial Secretary, Mrs. a G.
Belcher; Treasurer, c. a. Raines; Guide,
Miss Florence Henry; Outside Guard.
Mrs. S. P. Dowdy: Inside Guard A
G. Belcher; Trustee, for eighteen months,
Mrs. r. A Bowen; Representative 70
the State Council. L. a. Bowen.
WILL CLOSE WEDNESDAY,
Superintendent Blankenship said last
evening that the Belle Isle Works OF
the Old Domionon Iron and Nail Works
will close down for the holidays next
Wednesday morning. Operations will be
resumed on the following Monday
Mr.. Blaukenship denied the report in
a morning paper to the effect that the
works had already closed down for the
holidays.
BETTER CAR SERVICE.
Superintendent Buchanan has had
stoves placed in the waitng-room OF tile
Richmond and Petersburg electric lire
at Seventh and Perry streets
Mr.. Buchanan Is also arranging for
many improvements. which will be made
at the Semmes street car barns.
Extra cars have been put on the Hull
and Perry street lines to accommodate
the heavy travel to and from Rich
mond during the holidays. Additional,
motornen and conductors have been en-
ployed
President sitterdins inspected tho Man
chester lines day or two ago. and ex.
pressed himself well pleased with stfem