The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
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Fulton Bureau,

FCOkuC S@DEuS- 0lOES.
The brick-yards below the city are
ovcrhaullng their plants in order to re-
sumo business in n q week or two. n. A
prominent brick manu- facturerF said yes
terday that just as soon as the weather
settled business would start, and the
predictions at present are that this year
will be a big year in the manufacture OF
bricks. Il " III II 4 q XII. l
The remains OF Mrs George Cornwall.
sr.. who died Thursday night at 12 O. clock
at home, vilton.' on James River. will
R be taken to-day at noon to Rochester,
N. ", her. former home. to rest beside
her husband. who died several years
ago. The body will be acco mpanied by
Mr.. George Cornwall tJr., OF New York
who arrived yesterday. f
The funeral Of Mr.. Edward Avis, who
died Friday morning at his residence In
Tarrandsvile & will take place this @af-
ternoon at 8 O'clock. Mr. Avis was In
his thirticth year, and had been i'll ! for
a long time. HI is survived by his wife
and sevhralg children. sS5s
4 The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street NJ p. Church will hold a Bazaar,
commencing the latter part OF tho week.
In tho tabernacle being erected at the
corner Of State and Fulton Streets.& Tho
proceeds will go to erect parsonage on
the above mentiond lot.
The services at Denny Street NJ. p.
the children. 81 555
Rev. A. A.. Jones, pastor OF the church,
will preach special sermon to the
children. Easter music will be sung. and
the church will be decorated for the oc-
casion. At night the pastor will occupy
the pulpit. Els subject will DO "The
Res,,rrection." The choir will y render
special Easter music II 8 3
Rev Mr.. Ball, 5lof Richmond College,
will occupy the pulpit of Fulton Bap-
list Church at both services to-day. "A
Mr.. Robert Clarke is extremely III at
| the residence of his daughter, Mrs. VIII
liam Merridew.tof Denny Street.
Row. r. 3, Eggleston will occupy the
| pulpit Of NIontrose Chapel this afternoon
| at O'Clock.
! The annual Conference OF the Be-
| lievers began Friday night In their hall
| on Orleans Street. Delegates from all
parts Of tho country are in attendance
upon the session, Religious services are
held three times n day and are conduct
ed by the Visiting Delegates
| An important meeting of Patrick Hen.
| ry Council, No. u, j. Q. u.3'A. NJ. will
BIO held Monday night ut Nelson's Hall
Tho regular meeting Of Henrco COM.
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Thursday night i * &,
/ Tho Monday Night Social Club will
give n picnic to Westhampton Park to,
! morrow. &,
Mattaponi Tribe Of Red Men viii hold
their regular meeting Wednesday, In Nnl.
SENS Hall. A committee from every
tribe viii meet with Mnttaponi to selcc,
day to DO called RED Mems Day" K
a number OF prominent members Of
the Red Men paid var!na Tribe Visit
Thursday night
! 4 Mrs. Fred. Merridew continues quite
/ III at her residence on Denny Street.
Mr.. Herbert Saunders has sold his
handsome yacht. amelia"
! The Cup OF Cold Water Circle. the
i Kings Daughters and Sons. will mec
tomorrow night with Miss Mary John
i ston, OF Denny Street. A.f
Miss Clara Champion entertained a
number OF her friends Thursday at hel
residence on Center Street, M
! Tho sunday-school scholars OF Laure
Hi Churcf, viii give an Faster oga
hun. In the church yard Tomorrow.
/ Rev. George H. Sheriff. pastor OF -Four
Mile Creek Baptist Church, will occup,
his pulpit ut II A. M This afternoon
he VIII preach at Hardy Central
The Builders League OF Denly Street
| NJ r. Church will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs, Leo Jordan, OF Williams
burg Avenue
Mrs Joseph Eltel Is extremely III a
her residence on State Street
4 Mrs Louis Washer, wife Of Alder,
man Washer, who has been quite slcl
several days. Is much Improved
Messrs, William and Michael O'Grah,
returned Friday from Trenton NJ J.,
where they We're called to the death-bet
| OF their sister, Mrs, AMMO Mcnamara
whose funeral took place last week,
Mrs n, A Raymond and family lief
yarna Friday for Their future home Il
Michigan.
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