The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
DEATH in.
MANCHESTER !.
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Funeral Of MI. Williams From
Fifth Street Church This
Afternoon.
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NEW HOME N 1: FOR 4: d. THE ELKs J
Go Into Their Fine Quarters '
Tomorrow Nigl,t--'Tent
81 Maccabccs.
NEW HOME FOR THE E {: l
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Il Manchester Bureau. Timcs.. Dispatch.
4 V1''1 No. 1io2 Hull street.
,f.5 1,,,,os Williams will be buried from
Fifth street Church this afternoon a.
3 o'clock, the services TO DO coh M
by Rev NJ. Shape.
Mr. Williams died late Friday night.
he was n we'll known and highly re-
spccted citizen. For several years no
S,yns foreman In the car shops OF the
Southern road, and was respected b py
his associates. Mr., Williams leaves
h wife and several children, and two broth tll
n ers. Messrs. THOMAS and Samuel VII
slams, both Of Manchester.
V 8 He had been sick for u long time and
4 his death was not entirely unexpected. i
TENT or NfACCABEEs.
new tent Of Mnccabees has been or
a ranized In Manchester with q charter
Il nj membership OF thirty men, and the fol-
.sB1nwinr officers: Past commander, M. T..
n ;Jordan: commander, j. D. Rudd. lieu
" Tenant commander, Arthur Booth re-
@ cord keeper, r. j. Wood; chaplain, X. >.
~ Rives: tent physician, DIR. Hill; sergeant,
Smith Jennings; sergeant-at-arms' !, y.
Parkinson; first master Of the guatu,
"a. w. Reams; second, w. y. Will l'l }
nickett, u. u. Mallory.
The tent will meet at Odu-r eii .,s,,o
h Hall next Thursday night, at which tlnle
\ permanent meeting place Will 90 az
ranged for, and a number OF appllca-
t!ons will be acted upon.
Z s7E."a NEW ELIlS HOME
An important era in the existence OF
&nAnnchestcr Lodge Of Elks has arrived
4 To.morrow night the lodge VIII meet zee
n a. their new home at Eleventh ana ba ~,
e bridge Streets. Suitable exercises VII !
he engaged in during tho week, UNI
..open house" will be the order o. tle
~ week. ~, q
This lodge has had q most Interesting
KS .,nd phenomenal career. Organized less
gE. mana wear ago, 1t has now more than
s 1Ot, members, conslst ting of some or the
y most substantial citizens. Inc melnpe1r
Il shin is constantly increasing.
l{ TO the exalted ruler, Mr.. E. W.. .L'ps-
comb, is due credit for the successlui o.
y ranization Of the lodge. lie worAeu ~. .
gdustriously and persistently with resui'
~. hsvond even his own expectations
1he officers of the lodge are: - H.
i, ". Idpscomb; Z. Leading T., ~. H.
wells: p. Loyal H., j.. Ill Pattesoh
II ~ featuring *, B. r. Owen; Jr. y sec
tretarvs 1 ", J. Morrlssctt; Treasurer, j.
4. NJ Graves; Tiler, d, O. Cogbin; LIS
EEG,,,re r. ". owen; Inner Guard, -
Ss = ,nsconb. Trustees, George ID, Gary
s., r. Duval, w. B. Bradley; Organ,sl
I'll r. Bacon Chaplain, DR.. u. =. I'LL l
e VI III, his notice, just sent out, the secre'
tary embodies some poetry"
i,'Manchestcr Lodge, 3. +. o. 1''
j Has n new home, neat as can De-
Corner Eleventh and cambridge Street;
omen doors each might OF the week
t,.,,rhc e,,yen o clock toast will be given
$i right, ~.
And the promise is refreshments lsht
TO all glad hearts and faces bright
When we meet again next NAoi'uaS
THE HIRED NAM
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
rev + w. West, field secretary OF the
Anti.saloon League of Virginia, VII
sneak at Bainbr!dge Street Church TINS
( afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock.
" Mr.. yYeat wiz discuss all the sup)ect:
y under the general head Of temperance
F5 embracing the following topics;
J. The Anti Saloon League; =. Chrlstia.
citizenship; g. The Saloon as Moral
Social and Political EVIL; A. me Llauu =
Traffic Our Greatest Economic EVIL; 8
IL Local Option a -fempeE;snce Measure
6. A Century's FTogfess in Temperance
r. Forces For and Against Us.
Judge C.opton will hold court for Judge
Watson ut Chesterfield, beginning TO
morrow. This Is done at the request Q
III Judge Watson, who has some prlYat
# matters he wishes to settle UP befor
8S taking up his active duties as judge Q
the circuit.
Ell FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral Of Mr.. u, G. La Prade VII
take place from his home In Chesterfield
county this afternoon OF 2:S0 o'clock
The funeral of Thomas Wingfiesd Scott
the son of Mr. and Mrs. p w. Scott
n took place from the home, In Swansborc
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. IN
II services were BY Rev. ]. y. Routten.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Rev. J. II. Routten will have as hi
topic at West End Church to-day: morn
stng-'The Man with the Towel an
Y Basin" evening--""rhe Influence of Wo
man as Mother"
The next term Of the Corporation Cou1
viii begin February 18th,
ID Mrs. Mary Lipscomb, Of No. 2ol l1as
Ninth Street. Is better.
M Mr.. Robert J.. Totty, who has been
with pneumonia, IS much better
Dalmo Khan Will meet tomorrow nigh
in regular session. At that time nun
her of innocent and unsoph!sticated one
X will be pushed over the red hot coal
end o merry time VIII be had.
~ Disastrous Fire.