The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
FULTON NEWS.

/ sFicnrlCO council no. i33, Roydi AT.
! canum, at It's meeting last Thursday night
! appointed d committee with Mr. Joseph
! T. Sorg as chairman, 10 make arrange
I ments for a big jollhcation meeting for
| its members and friends. The entertnin-
/ mcnt will probably be held In connection
I with the celebration Of the twenty
I seventh anniversary Of the order. which
I will take place about the middle Of June.
/ The committee will make report OF
4 the arrangements al the mceting OK the
! council on May 10Th.
The Rev a. A. Jones. pastor OF Tho
Denny Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, closed q contract on Friday
with the Southern Railway for an cx
cursion to West Point on June 18th.
Misses L!lic Nelscn and Marie Koch
are expected to return Tonight from Eir-
Einia Beach where they have been visit
Ing for the past week
Mr.. Charles D, Crater and children
will move In few days to New York
City. Mr.. Craters wife died a few weeks
ago.
Frank Lindsay, who has been extremely
III for the past week with asthma, IL get
ting better.
The little son OF Mr., Andrew Tyreo Is
quite III at the home OF Its parents, on
Lewis Street.
Albert Colgin. the young man who was
injured at the Crenshaw Brunch Of tho
Virginia and Carolina Chemical Company
a few days ago by Il roof crashing IN and
plnning him TO the floor. Is getting along
nicely. He Is able TO be on the sreet
to-day.
Eddie the little son OF Mrs. Charles
II. Kaufet, fell fes days ago and badly
broke one Of his arms.
Mr. o. Raudabnugf and wlfc have re-
turned from Florida. where they have
been visiting since Christmas
Mrs. Robert Smith, OF the West End.
Is visiting Mrs. Joseph Z. sorg on Denny
Street.
Captain r. p. Henry is confined at his
residence, on the Williamsburg Road. In
Henrlco county, with an attack OF rheu-
matlsm.
Mrs. james * Riddle. OF State Street.
Is improving after n recent Illness.
The revival services which have been
conducted a, the Fulton Baptist Church
by the pastor the Rev. David Hepburn.
will close with to-n!ght's meeting, quito
a large number have made profession OF
faith Mr.. Hepburn expects to administer
the ordinance OF baptism after the meet
Ing Tonight
The singing during these services has
been excellent. and was furnished oy
chorus of about fifty voices, In addition
10 the regular choir. Professor Fl. W.
Porter OF Baltimore. directed the singing.
Government Engineer Humphreys, OF
Washington, .. G.. Is in the city looking
into the damage done to he Government
Road in the past few months by land-
slides.
Superintendent J. NJ. Bryant Of tho
National Cemetery, Is able 10 be on' atter
/, recent spell OF Illness.
Mrs. Samuel c. Meredith rendered
number of her friends a most cnJoyapie
( reception several DAYS ago Al her resi-
dcrce No. 3ai2 Williamsburg Avenue IN
honor of her slstcrs-in-law Misses Clarke
and Mary Meredith and their cousin Miss
Ruby Shelton. Of Gays. Louisa county
Va.
Among those present were: Mrs shiIlia!
c. Meredith. Misses Clarke ana mary
Meredith Miss Ruby Shelton. AIR. ana
Mrs Creckmur Mr. and Mrs. Henry ''il'
Mr.. and Mrs. Rucbcn Meredith Of VEST
hampton: Miss Josie Rogers. rune ROD.
cr,s Matilda Nielsen, Anna Nielsen, Lucy
,sransford of Hinton. w. va; Messrs.
Harold Nielsen. Bates vaughan, Harry
r,roel,mur OF Norfolk, Va, Frank d
Raams Willie Shelton. OF Gays. LOUISA
county va, and Mr.. J. Barney McDon-
ough. u,,, h-oLa
his lcr some time ago. is able to be OUT
again. ooo,,ored from
n spell OF sickness. - ~. cor ,ba
Mr. John II. Root and wife, VINO Tor ne
,,ost five wears have made New YORK Guy
their home, have returned 70 f1'o''''01
ard will reside In Fulton.