The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

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paid for IT. Mr. .Waddill answered that
ia gayo the boy penny whcreupon the
lady replied that. he had made q mistake a
IN to that II emMr' Waddill know MOTH
Ing about the affair. and considers NM
self fortunate to have been dealing with
such an honest boy.
Thursday afternoon Rev. John ".
'Daughcrty. pastor OF the Apostolic
Church, baptized woman In Gilie's
Creek, near tho Government Road. Axes
ana hntchets were used to break the ice.i
Tho convert insisted upon being baptized
at that time. 3
B Attic Fulton Baptist Church the usual
services will be conducted to-day.3T The
pastor the REV. David Hepburn, will Of
ficintc AT the morning service ME-,
Hepburn 5 subject will be "Rest for OF the ne
Weary, 5sl 81 ~, "a ts u
The Ladies Aid Society ot Fulton Bap-.
list Church will meet Tomorrow after
noon at the lecture room in so church
The Young Peoples Society OF the. Full
ton Baptist Church will hold tts regular;
meeting tonight at the church at A.
q clock Y Tho subject Of the meeting Will
be New Covenant vs. Old Covenant.
Mr.. Raleigh Minter will be the leader.
The Il Ladies' y Auxiliary OF the Denny
street Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet "Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the residence OF Mrs. Charles Schmidt,
on Denny Street. u
y Revival services will be held at Denny
street, Methodist Episcopal Church. be-.
ginning Monday, February 18th, and con-,
tinuing until Sunday, March lSth. The
, Il. a. ,Nta no nn
George Nvcsl ey Jones, of Park Place, Nor:
folk va. The singing will be under the
direction OF the Rev. J. w Euro. assist
cd BY Mr.. W. II. fReexes. choristeE.
Miss Lena & Clarke Is the guest OF her
parent, Mrs. Maria childress, In lower
Henrico 5 SD yesF n. As,.
\ Mr.. George IL Porr, who was operated
upon at the Virginia Hospital several
weeks ago, has made a rapid recovery,
and will be removed TO his home IN q
few days.
Mrs. David Hepburn, wife OF the Rev.
David Hepburn. pastor OF the Fulton pa p
fist Church. who has been extremely
III, is Improving. w U. is
apeake and Ohio Railroad. who has been
sick. Is some hat better to-day
The funeral OF Or. Laney Austin took
Mace from his residence u on Orleans
Street Thursday morning.
Bishop Gibson will make his annual
visitation and confirmation to- the Nv Cd
DELI Memorial Chapel Thursday night,
March 31st.
The condition of Mrs Henly Ball. who
has been critically Ill for some time. re-
mains unchan ged.
*s Mr.. Charles Seals Is much I'm proved
after severe attack of appendicitis.
~ u ar "a m
ha i beer confined at her home with rheu-
ma tism, is improving.
Plans for quite a number OF new bulld-
ings to be erected In Fulton this spring
are being drawn. Among those who pro-
pose building are Captain James F. Har-
cum. OF the tug w. n. A. Cobb. who Is
about to give out g contract for the
building of a handsome new dwelling on
Lester Street, which he expects to pc
cupy.
George Cogbill has already begun the
erection OF pretty residence on Nichol-
son Street.
James Grant is preparing to let a con-
tract for the erection of four handsome
dwellings on Hopkins Street. near Nichol-
son. s{5
Samuel Whitlow has nearly completed
Ills new residence on Denny Street.
Mrs j, C.. Kaufelt las under course Of
erection two new dwellings on Fulton;
Street. s;
( CarrIngton Throclsmorton, OF varina..si Is
sick at his home with rheumatism.
Mrs. Breeder Is III at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Rowe. on Graham street
James B. Blckerstatf, Of Norfolk, IS
here on a business trip. FL q.
Chairman Joseph II. Baroff, of the Com
mittee on the Degree Of Pocahontas. de-
yoN. %ba anil nj Matt0UCOl
Tribe Of Il. o. r. NJ, report to him
tho number OF names they have secured
for the charter list -s
Mrs. Hattie Godfrey and little daugh-
ter, Mary Louise, left Thursday evening
for New York, TO meet her sister. Mrs.
Florence Priest. of Brooklyn.
A "slyer tea, for the benefit OF he
parsonage fund OF the Fulton Baptist
Church will be given tomorrow night
at the residence of Mrs. J, Doc Sears NO..
5l4 Louisiana Street, No invitations are
out and all@are welcome. An oHering VIII
be asked at the door. AZ Y
Miss Ruth Clarke, while engaged In
operating n machine in the tray depart
ment of the Richmond Cedar Works on
Thursday, had her clothing caught IN the
machinery and narrowly escap ped serious
INJURIES She was carried to tho home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clarke,
on Center Street, where It was found she
had only received several bruises, She 10
getting along nicely to-day and Will soon
be able I'd be out again y
The Parsonage Society OF the Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
meet tomorrow night q, tho parsonage.
Mr., Charles Smith and his son. Leroy.
who have been sick for the past week,
are much better and will soon be able
be out. n q, V
Mr.. w. RI. Davis. the young man who
had his right leg broken and badly
bruised at the Virginia and North care-
Ina Wheel Works. Is getting alonG nicely
under the care OF DR.. B, Il. Reams,
Mr. Charles II. Gootee Of Preston. Md,
was In Fulton a few days ago visiting
friends
Miss Ella AIcDonough. who sprained her
ankle while coastlng on Fulton IAN sew
eral weeks ago, 10 able to be out.
Superintendent J, ", laeams has re-
turned from business trip to Bingham-
ton and Rochester, N. w
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