The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27
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IN FULTON |. !. /
Current Happenings and Per T e,>r,-
sonal Notes Cleared III
the East End.
GOSSIP OF \. THE ! SUBURBS $. I i r.
What rs Going on at Barton
Heights, Chestrtit8Hill and
Other Places. n

Tho roll of honor OF Louisiana Street
4 school for the week ending March 70 4 s
as follows Myrtle Austin. 11ya Lacy,
Pearl sncad, Floyd williams, Clara snead
and Grace Leonard. E
Mr.. William c. Lamb, son Of Congress-
maj, John Lamb, Of Fulton HILL left for
washington. D. c., a few days ago TO
accept a position with the Pennsylvania
( Railroad Company.
The Builders League OF the Denny
street Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
meet wednesday, Afternoon, at 3, o'clock q T
z the residence pf Mrs. Lee Jordan, S3.J
Williamsburg Avenue. B. "a
The Rev David Hepburn pastor OF the
Fulton Baptist Church, has ] been con-
Quoting a. very successful revival at tho
Randolph Street Baptist Church for the
past week Mr.. Hepburn will continue the
revival throughout this week. y
S Patrick Henry Council. No. - Jr.S O.. y.
IA, NJ, Assem-, blcd F-riday nlght at the resi-.
dcncc of! Mr.. George II. Duke on VII.
Harrisburg Avenue and from there went
I'm n body to return q visit to New South
Il Council. NotS, 3Jr. o. U. "a NJ, OF hfai-
chester Patrick Henry Council was heart
lily welcomed and we1c elegantly enter
.,tained. "A delicious Feast was IN store
3, for them, n fter8 which a smoker followed
Patrick Henry Council returned mt a late
hour we'll pleased with their visit. #
Ruth. the two-ycar-oid daughter Of the
Rev. Dnvia Hepburn is much improved
after an Illness. S8
The Young Peoples Society OF tho Full
ton Baptist Church will meet tonight at
7 O'clock. The subject will be 4 Lessons
Learned from ITebrews." Tho meeting
will be led by the Rev. David Hepburn.
the pastor. @
Tho pulpit OF the yNeddell-Memorial
n Episcopal Chapel will be occupied this.
morning by the pastor. the Rev. Guy
Christian. AT night the Rev. r. a. Good /
y win, rector OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church. will conduct the service. at which.
y Lenten services will he conducted at the
weddell- Memorial Episcopal Chapel Tucs-
3 day night Hill
Il Mr.. James Hare. Ia farmer who lives
about four miles below Fulton on the
Darbytown Read, sold out last Wedncs-
day, and moved to Oregon Hill, whera,
he will reside In the future.
Or. j. P!iByVilliama. who recently pur-s
chased q portion OF tho AIillhiser prop
crty on Graham Street adjoining that OF
the Apostolic Church. will begin to erect
8 d tHdHQSOIHc CWcltulS III LILO IleuIl IutuTe,
H The plans are now. with the architect and
will soon be completed.
Mrs Henly Ball who has been extreme
4 ~ III for several days. Is somewhat Inn,
proved to-day. 255ss3r 81 4
A branch the Young Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union was organized at
the Denny Street Methodist Episcopal
Church Wednesday, night by the county
president Mrs. Jobson. The new union
begins Its career under the most favor
able and encouraging conditions. This
z branch Is the first Of It's kind that has
been organized In Fulton. Meetings OF
the Union will be held on Tuesday nights
at the home OF the president. Mrs. c. G.
Meredith. 1902 Williamsburg Avenue. The
following officers were elected Wednesday
night: President, Mrs. G. G.. Meredith,
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Blanche
Hill; recording secretary. Miss Matilda
Nielsen: treasurer. Miss Minnie Rogers
Mrs Harvey Holmes continues ill--at
her home. 1906 Fulton Street
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Fulton,
Baptist Church Will meet tomorrow ar
ternoon at 3 o'clock In the lecture room
The Fulton Reading Room, opposite the
Richmond Cedar Works. will be open this
afternoon. AT o'clock Sunday School
services will be held and at a o'clock
there will be preaching. This reading
Z room is under the auspices OF number
OF the prominent members Of the Second
Presbyterian Church. The pastor, the Rev. 4
DR.. Russell Cecil, will conductthe after
noon service On and after tomorrow
night the rooms Will be open every night
from to 10 Q clock to the public. admit
ting a ny one who is fourteen years OF \
age or more. A number Of young men
OF Fulton have volunteered to take charge
OF the rooms, two being In charge each
night. The public is cordially invited to
visit the rooms a any time when they
are open. $
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society will meet
I a. 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
parsona ge. 5 M .s n .i5s Nh
Pa trick Henry Council. No. 10, ~,
\ Y Y, 9, N. VIII meet tomorrow night at !.
Nelson's Hall \. 81 4
u Victor, the little son OF AIr,fand Mrs.