The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-24
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In outing or cotton, trimmed or
plain, cut long, full and large; here
so cents
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but extends into the neighboring
counties.
Father O'Farrell was born at Har-
per's Ferry In 1850. the natal place
also OF the Very Rev Father J. j..
Bowler, vicar-General Of the Diocese.
and of Fathers Lynch and Tierney.
These were all boys and playmates
together. He was ordained to the
priesthood in Baltimore December 90.
1879. and before coming to Petersburg
had charges in Amelia county, Staun-
ton and Fredericksburg.
The reception in honor OF Father
o'Farrell tonight was very brill
liant affair, and was attended by grea,
numbers of people. who streamed In
and out CT the parochial residence from,
g to IL O'Clock. The residence was
brightly illuminated and music AMI
refreshments were provided. Father
O'Farrell received the many hundreds
of guests standing, and warmly
grasped tho hand OF each. Among the
visiting priests were Fathers o'Reilly,
peGrason, Kaupe. OF Richmond; Father
Perrig, Of Fredericksburg; Father kel-
laher. OF Norfolk: Father Haier. OF
Portsmouth; Father Tiemey. OF Lynch. .
burg, and Father Konicek, of Prince
George.
Many prominent laymen Of Richmond
and other points were also present.
Father o'Farrell was the recipient
of many kilograms of congratulations
from friends at a distance.
Royal Arch Mnsons.
At stated .convocation of Peters,
burg Union Royal Arch Chapter No.
S, held last night, officers for the en-.
suing capitular year were elected as
follows: High Priest, Hatcher s. Sc.
ward; King, Robert r. Rayburn.
Scribe. Alex. W. BRYANT; Treasurer, c.
Z. Borst:N Secretary. H. v. Parhan:
Captain Of Host, w. T. Baugh, Prin-
cipal Sojourner. James P. Banks;
Royal Arch Captain. Harry n. James;
Master of Third Vail. s. D. Rodgers;
Master OF Second Vail e. H Hoy:
Master of First Vail, George B. Town
send; Chaplain, c. H. Kruse; Tier,
Joseph Williams: Steward, C. T. Will
| hanson: Organist, r. H. Best.
Petersburg Union Royal Arch Chap
| ter was chartered December IS, 1909
and has therefore passed its century
| of life.
Bethany Baptist Association.
The Bethany Baptist Association o,
/ Virginia colored. which has been In
session here since Wednesday, fnished
| up its business and adjourned this
| afternoon. The association is an in.
| fuential and progressive body. and
has in its jurisdiction 125 churches
| Yesterdays session was devoted in the
| main to exercises in celebration of .hc
tnirtieth anniversary of the associa
ton, and number of addresses were
delivered by prominent speakers. Az
| to-day's session education and Other
| matters OF interest were discussed
a Friendly Visit.
James Madison Council. Jr O. u A
NJ, of Richmond, about forty strong
paid social visit last night to Wash.
ington Council. OF this city. The
visitors were cordially received ant
welcomed. and a pleasant evening wa.
| spent.
Negroes Sentenced.
The police justice this morning sen
Nat Owens. negro. to sixty days i'm
prisonment in jail for assaulting ant
beating Lena Graves, colored.
/ Luther Banks, negro, was fined So
for resisting and kicking Lieutenan
/ Donahue while the latter was attempt
/ ing to arrest him.
/ News in Brief.
/. The hrst bale of new cotton from
Greenesville county was received to
day by Robinson & Priddy. Inc. I
of that county.
The Rev. George Mussen. of Ohio
who is travelling South for the bench
CT his health. will preach. at the Wash
ington Street Christian Church OF
Sunday. Mr. Mussen Is a veteran o.
the war and was thrice captured. two,
49, &c asOano