Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
HAPPENINGS ACROSS THE JAMES
Personal and other Notes Cleaned By q
Manchester Reporter Yesterday.

Personal and other Notes Cleaned ~ the
Manchester Reporter Yesterday.
Mr.. W. @. Burgess has returned from
f1 pr. ". 5. Burtoot. Of Richmond. was in
FIdeY STAPLES viii preach at Granite this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
SIrs' B.R. Dillon and son Robert are on
n visit 10 Mr.. Cogbill at Chester.
MIR. Ernest p. WeiHger will sing SOLO
At the Meade. Memorial church TINS morn
! ing. Al. upst;nos Court
os tIiss Eya Marshall. Of Bedford CITY, Is
waiting Miss Mary Matthew's, on Iweiitn
Master Flovd Morrissett. who is attend
ING school in Fluvanna county, Is at>home
| for few days. .,r 80
Mr.. Nelson Guy, OF Boston. Formerly VI
| Chesterfield. is visiting frlends mere ui.s
Mr.. William Thraves and sister; MISS
Fila Of Amelia. is stopping with frienes
| in Manchester. a.
Lease Hilton. a negro youth, was ar
rested last evening by Officer Moies.
charged with striking Abram Hill with 2
black Jack in June last. He was arrested
| for the Richmond authorities. -,
Miss Jennie Kay. OF Petersburg. VINO
| has been visiting the Misses brown, VI
| McDonouph street, has returned nome.
aecompanied by Miss Christie and susie
| Brown. r.do-
Rev. L. L. Dadmun will preach ut Leader
| Hall this afternoon under the auspices OF
the Railroad Branch of the Young Mems
| Christian Association.
Virginia Montague, q negro woman, was
| fined 81 and costs by the Mayor yesteruay
morning for disorderly conduct on the
streets. ,. uho
has been visiting Mrs. b. +. Prison. of tins
| city, left yesterday afternoon Tor refers
Mr.. John II. Topham. of Williamsburg,
who has been visiting here, mas returneu
home. ,..,
Miss Nellie l.. West, Miss Lbbie A..
Brooks. and Master Wesley Brewer. OF
Newport News. are visiting Charles L.
Jones, in Swansboro'.
Mr.. James Nnne, of Phoebus; Miss
Mabel Winnie, of Old Point. and Miss Cora
Drawbaugh. of Eberly's Mills, "a, are the
guests Of Miss Marian Johnson, or centre
Hill, Chesterfield county. -,
Rev. John J. Clopton, OF the Meade-he-
mora church. has extended an invitation
| to the Junior Order United American Me-
| chanlcs of this city to attend the service
at his church this evening. when he VIII
preach q sermon appropriate 10 the 4OOth
anniversary of tho discovery OF America.
Rev. A. K. Moore will preach at the
! COwardin-Avenue Christian church to-day
both morning and evening.
The work of enlargirg West-End Metho-
dist church has progressed 30 rapidly that
the congregation will be able 70 worship
in the edifice to-day. Tonight the pastor,
Rev. i. 4. Dadmun. will preach special
sermon TO young ladies, continuing the
series commenced last Sunday night.
The partridge season opened in Chester:
field yesterday, and large number OF
Manchester sportsmen went out hunting.
Lee, a son of Mr.. I. A. Davidson, was
very painfully hurt yesterday morning by
falling down At his fathers residence, Just
outside the city. He received cut above
the eye.
Manchester will be represented at the
State Council. Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics, which meets in Washing
ton next Monday by the following gentle
men J. G. Williams and W. I. Pugh, of
New South Council Titus Loser and W. e..
Clements, of Liberty Council: j. l.. Mum
and W. Il. Smith, of DAVIS Council, and
William NJ. hpscomb and w. I. Hart.
New South Council, No. 8, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, and lndianola
Tribe of Red Men will have a bali in
Leader Hall next Friday night. The Com
mlttee of Arrangements 10 composed OF
Messrs. James Moore, Alexander Wright,
and a. b. Tyson from the Juniors. and
Messrs. A. Il. Hooker. George X. Mum,
and w. w. Moore from the Red Men.