The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15

DR.. HUTsoN AT HOME AGAIN l:
Had Enjoyable Trip Abroad and
Resumes Spiritual Direction
Of Great Church.

Many Richmond pastors arc still out OF
tho city, and their pulpits are being filled
BY ministers from other cities.
1,cv. Or. l.. ". 1'inEcl, OF Rickiill, s.
c., preached Sunday at tho Second Pres
bytcrlnn Church.
Rev. Byron Clark, or Baltimore, sup
Piled at the Grace Street Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning ana night COM COM
pldtlng an engagement at this church tlhl
has been most acceptable. .sG
Dr.. James =. Smith preached ut Tho
lIoge Memorial Church, where ho bap-
tised several Infants.
Rev. Walter G.. Whitaker, OF Jackson,
Miss, preached Sunday morning In ST.
Iauls Church. Or. John Moncuic
preached at night. Or. Moncure also cory
Quoted morning services IN ST. johns
Church, where he is supplying during tbs
absence OF Rev. Mr. Goodwin, pastor. II
Enthusiastic Meeting.
Rev ]. w. Mitchell. who has just re-
turned from Franklin county where he
attended the Strawberry Baptist 1850
citation, reports II very well attended
and most enthusiastic meeting.
Mr.. Mitchell left last night TO attend
tho Holllns institute in Botctonrt coun-
~ Thence he will go to attend the
Potomac Association at Iaucmont on the
Washington Ohio Railway In LOU
doun county.
Revs. DR.. Pitt and Mr.. Nelson left
Yesterday to attend tho Accomnc baptist
Association, to be held In Mnppsvillc, Ac-
comac county Va.
An important Baptist meeting was held
recently near Fredericksburg. by Revs
Mr.. S. II. Templcman and Mr.. John H..
Tiger The usual large crowd was In
attendance, and tho meeting passed off
In good style.
Dr.. Hutson Returns.
Rev. ]. 2. IIutson, D. u, has returned
home from his European trip looking
we'll and improved In health lie re.
ports a flnc voyage both In going ana
coming, and had not even q suggestion
Of seasickncss He had delightful tours
IN England and the continent propi-
tlous weather. and most enjoyable COM
pnnionship He will now resume MS
church work, beginning "Wednesday
night. nnd will have much to say con.
ccrnlng tho Baptist World Congress, and
his travels In tho "Old Country"
REV. d. X. Walthal and family; will e! gn
spend sp ia months vacation. While ths e.,
Who w " Win his family will 30 to spend
his vacation visiting his father, In BerK-
Icy county, W. Va.
Repaint Mission House.
A fund has bccn contributed by sey-
eral friends Of the Nineteenth Street Nils Ms
sion to repaint and repair inc nuilu'hf +
| the work to be commenced ut once lt
| is the intention Of the contributors 70
| do as much work as possible ana make
| tie building thoroughly comfortable.
| Hon. John Lamb spoke Sunday at tho
| Nineteenth street Mission before the mass
meeting Of tile Methodist Sunday schools
Of Manchester and Richmond, The speak
uuently of the good work and the max
ing of Christian men and women by inc
Sunday schools Of the land. There We're
several songs and rcctations, which ADJ
ed much to tho programme.
All Saints Has New Tenor.
The vestry of All Saints Episcopal
| Church has secured the services Of Mr.
| X. Lynn Tucker. of Staunton, to FIJI the
position Of tenor III the choir of that
MIR. Tucker sang at All Saints Sunday
and created n very, favorable impression.
| He has for a number of years been the
leading tenor IN Trinity Episcopal CHURCH
Of Staunton. He has studied considerably
and is said to have a fine. voice. He will
| take up his duties in Richmond about
| September lst He Is now ticket agent
for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad IN
| Staunton.
To-day Will be celebrated as q fast In
the Catholic churches OF the city. The
| Feast Of the Assumption VIII be observed
at g. s and 10 o'clock
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