The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-29
NEWS GATHERED
ROM S0UTHS|DE
Mrs. Susan S. satchfield Dies
After Ten Days
Illness.
No DANCING ON EXCURSION
Metl1odists Put Their Stamp Of
Disapproval Upon It-Funeral
OF Mrs. Taylor.
Manchester Bureau. TinTes, Dispatch,

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i5E Manchester Bureau, Tinres- Dispatch,
No. 1112 Hull Street.
Mrs Susanne S. Satchfield, who for
4 the last ten days had been seriously Ill
AZ the residence Of her grandson, Mr..
& William Martin, No. 1911 Porter Street
& died yesterda afternoon at ! o'clock.
The funeral will be conducted from
4 Meade Memorial Church at 1870 o'clock
a this afternoon. The remains Will be taken
4 "a Petersburg, arrangements having been
u made with the Virginia Passenger and
Il Power Company for a special car which
N viii leave Hull Street and Petersburg
Avenue at 2 o'clock The following gen
4 tlemen will act as all-bearers: Messrs.
ii ]. Pa Shelly, Henry Walton, William
Jewett, John w. Archer. H. W. Owen
3 and NJ. j. Moore
No Dancing on Excursion.
Concerning the report in one of the
p afternoon papers that there Will be music
and dancing on the moonlight excursion
tonight to Dutch Gap. 1t was authori-
IN tatively denied last night that there
would be any dancing. This form OF
pastime is strictly against the rules of
the Methodist Church. and It will not be
countenanced anywhere or in any form.
The excursion Is given under the au-
VI spices OF Bainbridge Street Baptist
Church and the Central Methodist Church.
~ a large crowd will very probably go, as
If these excursions are generally great
Il attraction to people, especially to the
young folks.
Funeral of Mrs. Taylor.
The funeral Of Mrs. l.. n. Taylor took
II place from West-E Church Sunday
str,f@ op, J,I =,
the numerous friends of the deceased,
and there was profusion Of floral tri-
butes, testifying to the large circle of
81 friends which Mrs. Taylor had In her
lifetime.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Il Il. H Routten, who paid many high tri-
bltes 10 the Christian character of the
5 deceased Mrs. A. A. Adkins rendeTed
with much sympathy and effect the song
the Toll and Trouble.
The pail bearers were composed OF
Treyian. c. S. Taylor. Il. L. Clements.
A B. Morrissette, F. ". Wicker and.
f Us. Barrett. The Daughters of LIB
erlY. Of which Mrs Taylor was mem
! bsr. were present by a committee.
New Rural Route.
Altar inc many earnest Efforts Of Mr..
e Il, L. Farmer. OF Wr.w-yts Bluff new
rt.rsl free delivery route has been es-
\ tEblisheS from Drewry's Bluff. covering
n circuit OF about twenty-five miles, which
includes the homes ot many OF the
weal,hiest residents OF Chesterfield coun-
~. The delivery is scheduled TO begin on
\ Friday morning, June LIST.
y Real Estate Sales.
AT noon /. to-day Aessrs. Augustine
Royal and Company Will offer for sale
IL 49,.
rear Forest Hill Park. The property Is
exceptionally valuable TO home-seekcrs,
and IL situated on the car line, within
easy distance of all central points. Re-
+ Il freshments will be served before the sale.
The y. +. Hamilton Company Will sell
nt $50 large trac, of land in Semmes
2 Avenue, next to the car barns and fac
Ing the tracks Of The Forest I'M line
This property fronts 80 feet on Semmes
& H,e nue.
Funeral OF Infant.
THE funeral OF John a. Purcell, the
IA seN en- m ont hs-old infant OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fl. Purcell, who died sunday
morning at II o'clock In the home OF
his parents In Swansboro, took place from
81 the home yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
yhe funeral services We're conducted by
XXI Eey,, c. O. Woodward, and intermcnt
was in Marry Cemetery.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Alec Cleary, formerly with L. Il,
e Gilman, OF Twelfth and Hull Streets. has
q gone into the general teaming business
5f on Decatur street,
Miss Aiene Markham, OF liallsboro who
has been visiting her grandfather, Mr. o,
4, H G. McGee, has returned home.
The case of Sylvester Jones. who was
eenenced iy the tury Saturday after
noon to one hour in jail and one cent
fne, was postponed by Judge clop'or
until to- morrow. Judge Clopton may Sc,
aside the verdict
4. a lawn party viii be given In the yart
Il or ihe Sacred Heart school on June 18TH
Mrs. David p. Wake. of llol Porte
ls Street, is quite III IN her home
X The Irinance Committee VIII meet 70
night at s O'Clock On THURSDAY nigh
the Health, Street and Fire Committed
( Will hold meetings. The Finance Com
nttee Will mc=t on Friday night. TIL
special Clear Water Subcommittee vii
also hold meeting sometime this wee"
and II is probable tina, IL will then ava e
the contract for the filtering plant
Announcement has been made OF an
approaching marriage of Miss Mol!
Hague. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew j. Hague, 10 Mr. George Il. Hen
bricks. The ceremony will take place 10