The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
FULTON NOTES.

s. SUPERINTENDENT j. Nj. Bryant, OF the
National Cemetery, received word a fow
dnyH5nro that the Secretary OF War had
recommended and endorsed his petition
asking Congress to enlarge the National
4 Cemetery Captain Lamb has. also IN
troduced d bill to appropriate $1,000 to
enlarge the cemetery. The cemetery,
when is located just below Fulton, is
ma a. the prettiest in the south and
Is now completely filed. The last space
was filled last month and now $3.50 Union
soldiers arc buried beneath this sod. The
cemetery was laid out IN 1867. and occu-
piles Z 1-2 acres. Tho contemplated nd-
dition will contain acres adjoining on the
south. l,5 r.
Mrs. r. .. Peck. Of Nashville, Tenn,
is Visiting her nephew. Dr.3J. =. Williams,
on Graham Street.
J. Regular services will be conducted to-
Z day d t tho Denny Street Methodist Epis-
coral Church. The pulpit Will DC
coupled at both services by the pastor,
the Rev. A. r. Jones.
| Regular services will be held at Wed
dell Memorial Episcopal Chapel to-day.
The PASTOR the Rev. Guy Christian. VIII
Ofliciate. E8t g5 4,
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society OF the
Denny Street Methodist Episcopal Churcn,
will meet tomorrow afternoon ut. 3 Q CLOCK
6at the residence OF Mrs. ohn Sa s'llei i'a'
on Denny Street. u.
The Parsonage Society OF Denny street rec
Methodist Episcopal Church VIII meet AZ
& tho parsonage tomorrow night.
Herman the little son of Mr.. THOMAS
Barlow. who has been quite sick. ls i'm
proving. l5 . .ass.
Mrs. Samuel cumber is Improving after
brief illness.
Mrs. John O'Dwyer Is at the Virginia
Hospital for treatment.
Nellie, tho little daughter OF Mr. JACK
Green, is sick.
The Builders League OF Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
Wednesday fternoon at the residence OF
Mrs Charles Schmidt. on Denny Street. ,l
e Mr.. r. s. Harrison received $25 Few
days ago from d young business man OF
this city, to BIO donated to the fund OF
tho relief Of the poor in Fulton. The
young man requested that MS name DC
withheld from publicity.
Mr. Harrison has turned the money
over to Mrs. w j. Mays and Miss
Mary CARRIER. who represent the city
mission in this section OF the city and
know the needs OF the people. @
Lawrence. the little son Of DR.. A. r.
Cray. OF yarina. is Ill with diphtheria-
Mrs. Charles L. Brown. OF Louisiana
Street, has returned from an extended
visit to her mother Mrs. Hannah Doyle,
In Cincinnati, O. {Ssl8f n ~ S5 :ssfssf
Misc Olive Harden Is able TO pc out
after a recent illness.
Mr.. Karl Cornwall, who went to West
Virginia some time ago to live, has been
called to the bedside of his brother. Ar.
AL Cornwall, who is extremely III.
Mr.. George l.. Porr, who is under treat
ment at the Virginia Hospital. is making
IN uneventful recovery. Mr.. Porr was
operated upon about two weeks ago.
s Mr.#James Russell. a Varlnia farmer. Is
extremely Ill at his homo near Four-mile
creek
Mrs. Susie Tensor Is improving after
severe spell OF Illness.
The home OF Mrs George McCabe. No. so3
Louisiana Street, was the scene Gt de-
.llgh:ful fruit supper few nights ago
AIusc was abundantly rendered to the
delight of all. Parlor games were in
dulged In until n late hour, when the
guests were invited into the dinng-room
by the hostess Miss Lottie McCabe.
where an elegant collation. was served.
Those present were: Misses Lottie Nc
Cabe, Dora Hicks. Ruth Maxey, Mamie
Baughan, Etiie Throckmorton, Lillian
Breeder, Norma Childress Sayde Breeder.
Edna McCabc. Mosell Baughan. Bertha
Austin, Lille Kirby. Bessie Wray, and
Mamle Il eTScy, anu AucSscls e io1'eJ Nc
yedo. Horny Duke. Carter Harrison, Percy
McCabe. Tom FERGUSON, Walter Davis.
Roy Hardin. Roy Jones. George Austin.
Charles Doeppe. George Seal, and Louis
Doeppe.
The Fulton Lodge. Grand Fraternity
will hold special meeting on Tuesday
night at Nelson's Hall. Several new
members Will be initiated, also several
new applications will be voted on, All
teH
The funeral of Mrs. Ruth Pease, wife
OF Mr. Frederick II. Pease. who died
Thursday night at the Virginia Hospital,
where she went to undergo an opera ton
will take place tie afternoon ats o'clock
from the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
George II. Leigh, No, so4 North Twenty
fifth Street. The interment will be In Oak
wood. ,5
4 Mrs. Pease is survived by her husband,
Mr.. Frederick II, Pease, and four sons
Messrs. W. II. Pcase, Of Fulton; John