The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
HERO SICK IN
MANCHESTER
Carried the Flag over the
Stone Wall at Gettysburg.
CLARENCE WALDEN RETlRlES
Goes Out Of Real Estate Business ia
Put In His Time With Manchester
Bank-Elks Lodge Installation.
Mr.. Berry Dead. N
Manchester Bureau nmes,D lspatoh. |

NnnCneSI0C. ouTcAN AAAS0NA'ASboSSAAt "
No. l1o2 Hull Street, 5 5
n MIR Robert A. Holt. color bearer OF the
Tifty-sixth Virginia Infantry. Garnett'a
Brigade, Picketta Division. Army Of
Northern Virginia, Is very III with pneu.
u,onia at his home on Porter Street. be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets,
He was d gallant soldier and carried the
tiag Of his regiment over the stone wall
spt Gettysburg In Pickett's immortal no rial
MR.. vADEN REr1REs.
Mr.. Clarence Walden, who for SO long
was associated with Mr., Augustine Roy
all In the renl estate business and who
Is one Of the most popular and pro gresslVe
young mon In Manchester, has retired
from the renl estate business. and VIII
devote all of his time to the interests OF
@tllc Manchester Bank. CIV
ELKS' INSTALLATION, 81
RI Mr., Eugene Lipsconb, exalted ruler
eject Of the Manchester Lodge OF l1 ,,
said last night that there was great en-
&thusasm manifested among the charter
rY,ombers Of the lodge at the announce
Sment that the lodge will be instituted on
81 next Thursday night " !,
AT that time MIR, Phil, G. Kelly, dis
trict deputy, Of Richmond, assisted BY q
ii full star OF officers. will institute the
& lodge at the Masonic Temple. Governor
X Montague, a member of Richmond Lodge,
q is expected to be present and assist IN
" the ceremonies. Other we'll known Eiks
will DO present, and after the installation
u a banquet will be spread
There are already about twenty addl-
& tional candidates to DO acted upon after
tho organization,
s5f a DEATH OF MR. BERRY.
Mr.. John s. Berry died yesterday morn
Sing at o o clock at the residence Of his
uncle Mr.. j, IT. Whltlock. No. 517 West
\ Thirteenth Street, of typhoid fever, lie
WIS sick three weeks, Flo was the son
VI Of the late Peter and Nancy Berry, and
was born IN Petersburg, Mr.. Berry had
v lived III Richmond about forty years,
It and was for some years employed at me
81 Gallego flour mills. Lately he had been
employed at tho Tredegar. Ele leaves
one sister, Miss Jennett Berry,
| Tho body will be taken to Petersburg
u tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock on q
!. special car over the electric line. The
q burial will be in Bandford Cemetery
and the funeral service will be conducted
II By the Rev. Benjamin Dennis, pastor OF
d Meade Memorial Church. at the grave,
tNir. Berry was n member of Virginia
3d Conclave Of Heptasophs,
UP TO TAK1 TFIE CENSUS.
$ In the next few days Mr. S. r. Owens,
commissioner of the revenue. will pro.
coed to take tho census of Manchester
as provided by an act Of the General
IL Assembly of Virginia,
His four assistants, who will make {
careful toulouse canvass, will be
ENfessrs. w. L. Porter. j, ]. Blanton. S.
n NJ. Perdue and r. @. Hill. The can
,vassers look for q kind reception and
fon pro oit
which will enable them to facilitate the
( work that is of so much Importance and
4 interest to the city.
HEAVY RAINFALL.
$l8 The downpour last night interfercd
" considerably with pedestrIansm. Great
Il pools Of water gathered and the streets
were almost. impossible with mud. No
f serious damage was done, but In some
= instances Easements were flooded.
PETTY TIT1EVERY.
Frequent petty robberes lately have
again raised the demand from many citl-
@ zens for an increased police force.
l Chicken houses and flower beds are be.
ing robbed almost nightly. and citizens
as consequence are suffering mucl,
~ CHURCH SERVICES.
At the Central Methodist Church the
4 Rev. r. M. Chandler will preach at II
"A. NJ. on "Faithfulnoss In Little Things
and at night on "rhe Divine Sovereign
a.ty." Seats FREQ and strangers cordially
: invited.
All At the Fifth-Street Methodist Chr.ch,
the Rev. Asa Drscoll will prea.t at II
A. M. and 7:45 p. NJ. Morning. subject,
"Dead and Yet Alive" Evening sub
4 tect, "Diyine Oversight"
}s At Stockton Street Baptls. Church the
+ Rev, David Hepburn, Of baltimore, will
preach morning and night.
At the other churchoJ tho regular ser
vices Will BIO conducted as usual.