The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
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Large Crowd of8 ExcursSio,iiists y &c
sto Sensible II sorts and #to IN
Drewry''s Bluff l
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Si& N OF liz Hull street,
ID yerybod W in@ Nfoilclles tor took holiday
yesterday. and crowds took Yat 'tt g y,
|Sof Tile excursions to 4 b ,iclsioe Beach and
|sto Ocean View. forest Hill WIS also more
Than filled lth It's ertio to OF p ea ire r.
seekers, nnd the IL frest Hill cars tell q q
heavy business al day Tie tia ffic WIS WIS
|'part LoulanlyIh IVY ut night. Large tl1rongs
5nlso visited i tl1ewood and the bnll PARK,
y,, ara stho ~ Nanches ter baseball H etlth,-3
stasts 2congre gaued in big crowds at both
games. ks, III Eg} Al s5.y ~ 81;
3ss,A very del ightfu EXCURSION wus ma de-
Is FSDrewry's Bluf + Under the direction Of
Rev. Mr. and Mrss q CT Q. s WoodHea1
About seventy young people took part e
In the trip, all wing q most enjoyal olc
time in boating and other forms OF am use
merit. IA big Brunswick stew was p e--i
"a red BY Nlessrs Sidney Cox and \, ay-yg
mack, ana oil set to work Wit that apl,e-
lite which only an exc,hrsio on II IN TO Il me
fresh country air CON give. " a. 5
as Squire Jordan Oldest Member.
Stuart of NJ a1ichest ter Odd Eel e 8
lows, ho1dsnSg great fete Tuesday nigh IN =
}celebrati the fact that the last Oh
Lar on u THEIR hall ut Eighth and s5 Hull
Streets, ( had been collected and the whole
sum paid. s$ S $f "A Il u
Squire Jordan started the move to buy
the hall on April 8, 1888, the cost being
s4,50o. 8 The lodg e was esta blished I'll on
AUGUSTA 1870. and Of The eleven charter
member who constituted the lodge Mt that
time 4, Squire Jordan Is the only member
now living HI III was ini tlnted Into Hen
derson Lodge finS i S63, N q nd "A IS 3 nov the
Oldest living Odd SIEello1 iii Manchester
335 The meeting Ssof the 4 Stuart Lodge on
Tuesday night; was made the occasion
of many ,felicitations for the old 81 Squire
on the part of the other members and
i la wa called on for O. speech He gave
them a long talk on the history OF the
lodge from tho time OF its founding. His
"reminiscences were extremely interest
ing, and he was NJ istensd to with the
greatest ttentio i55 S}ssS 5s Ii III Xxi
343}S AZ the VI clusion he II was N presented
&withSn handsome bouquet of flowers MS
\ a token OF hiss comrades high esteem,
sand in the spirit OF u con graduation that
he shouldHhave been With them 50 long
and should c have labored K 50 well and
with such good effect for lie welfare Of
the lodge Other spea kers We're A1essrs:
4 u. Y y. Green. George w Blankenship,
George w. Payne and g. u. Wal hall.lS
AT the close Of the meeting, a bountt-
..ful repast was served IN the I lodge BAN
quoting hall, and the members enjoyed
themselves In high sty e. ts35Sis n K 1884
tGI5 On next O. Tuesday, night Al the following
officers will be Installed 81 i3.
Si5sN Ollie Grand, Mr.. CIV. Green; Vice
GRAND ID Mr. Ratl ma treasure; , i. Mr.. ID
IS. Moo dy7; Rebo1Vling b s. eth ~ Mr..
George W. Blank enship; tFInhnela secre-
Stnry, Mr.. Ernest Neblett; Chaplain, Mr..
& I554 ~ drew. is said that this lodge
$is as we'll established in financial mat
$ters as any lodge in the state. iffs
.J oi i:7 Three II ppy Couple 5.
8G5 Rev g. 5isSo " dward, pastor OF
5co W.; rtiil Avenue Chris tian Ch,soh was
weddings. It seems that the fwould-be
happy ones travel very often & to ~ Mr..
Woodward fors the tying Of that Il knot
which no man may sever, ana !; he r Isl
very often called on H to perform this
pleasant task ~. sss
William conkly;nil d and idI8 Mrs.
Hattie q. CARRIER were married yester-
ward In the home OF the bride, on East
Thirteen tn Street. After the ceremony
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Conklyn left for their
honeymoon III to Old Point. Mr. Conkiyn
as an iron moulder OF Richmond. Nj
The M second wedding u at which Mr..
Woodward ftlciated was that OF Mr., An
I thony5 U - Petrle, OF Richmond q and Miss
/ Gotta May Cleaton, OF Fifteenth and De-
catur Streets. Tho ceremony took place
at @o'c clock last night Fin the homo 5rocf
the bride. e. The bride Ii the daughter Of
( NJ r., Arnold and Mrs. M " Cleaton, a nd
was born in Mecklenburg county. Mr.
Petrie was born In Chesterfield county.
He Is an iron work or In Richmond, where
the couple will make their HON 81 IS IS 73st
The third wedding was that OF Mr.. Bas-
come holloway and Miss Evelyn Pearl
Fowler, a sister Of the Mr.. Fowler who
died recently In Colorado. where he had
gone for his health, The ceremony q oc-t
CURED att about ~ o'clock F. M. a Both
are OF Swans boro, where they will make
their HON 9. .5i
Saves Little Girls Life.
Policeman Edward Waymack was for-
stunate enough yesterday afternoon to
be the means 8ot saving o ~ Dung girls
life, or Of, at least, saving her from
serious injury. He Yves returning from
the ball park to Manchester. and while
at Seventh and Broad Streets, q young