The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
NEWS FROM MANCHESTER
ABoUr THE PEOPLE OYER THE wAr.
sunday. school Pfcnics and Summer Enter
tainmcnts-ftems Of Interest from tue
City south of the James.
MANCHESTER BuRxAU RICHMOND TIMES.
Twelfth aud Hull streets.
pA-sh QtEca Illl Decafur street.

The Bainbridge-street Baptist Sunday
school will have their annual picnic at Proyl-
deuce Forge on the 23d instant. Among
other attractions will be game OF oase-oali
between club from the Richmond and Dan
ville shops and one from the Richmond and
Petersburg shops.
Miss Carrie LeSueur. Of Buckingham, IS tho
guest Of Mrs. NJ. r. Lloyd, corner OF Tenth
and Decatur streets
Mr.. Edgar Justis comtempates presenting
the opera 'AIicado" next fall by amateurs OF
this city. A. po,,,oh
Methodist Episcopal church will take place
to-morrow. The programme Of the day Will
be- ono of great interest. including sermon
nv Rev. DR. A. c. Biedsoe, Of Petersburg .
Masonic Grafton by Rev. George H. ray, OF
Richmond: lecture on the Ups ana Downs
OF Life" by Rev. II. Nj. Wharton ~ u, OK
baltimore and concert of vocal and instru-
mental music by the best talent OF Richmond
Haddon ). Watkins. J. Louis Sullivan ana
others will sing The church Is near Drewy 5
Bluff station. Visitors from Richmond ana
Manchester can leave the cars at that station.
The Central Methodist Sunday school VIII
have a picnic at Providence Forge to-day.
The closing exercises OF Mrs. A. =. HARD
ing at the Leader Hail. and the occasion Will
be delightfully."- pleasant. Each of the pupis
will take part in the excellent programme,
and in addition the following well-knOwn
and popular musicians will assist: Miss Nirgle
Allen, Mr.. II. 5. Watkins, Mr.: Edgar Justls.
Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan and Mr.. ID. l.; Lett
wich. Judge john II. Ingram Will deliver
the medals TO the following young ladies';
First honor. Miss Mary Burton; second; Miss
Ruth Nunnaliy; third, Miss Coley Lowell and
Mics Ida Flournoy The medals will be OF
gold and are very pretty. The proceeds
of the entertainment will 90 10 the Ladies
Sewing Circle of the Baptist church. VINO
have obligated themselves to pay eco IN the
final settlement of the parsonage debt.
MANCHESTER NOTES.
The PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school had
very pleasant time at their picnic yesterday
at ioungs Pond.
There is great complaint of the bathing OF
boys and young men IN public on and near
Mayo's Island THIS land is within the ponce
Jurisdiction of Jefferson ward OF Richmond.
Mrs. w. II. French, who has been quite
sick. is improving.
Mr. b. Il. Bransford and family, of Radford,
are visiting in this city. -,
Sheriff W. C. Gill aud Clerk NJ. A. Cogbill,
of Chesterfield, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. William Smith, Of this city, has re-
turned home from Lynchburg, where she mas
been on visit to her sister.
Mr. Alfred Holiday. who was injured by
falling from a street-car on the Free bridge a
few DAYS ago is able 70 be out again.
DR.. W. c. Dabney and wife, OF the Oniyer-
sity of Virginia who have been che guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bronaugh. Jr.. left yes
terday for the seashore.
Mr.. Tom +. Owen has gone to Fairfax
county to make stenographic report OF the
evidence in big railroad suit to be tried
there. in which General William II. Payne
will represent the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company, the defendant IN the suit.
Senator Conway Sands, of Henrico. was IN
the city yesterday afternoon.
Colonel Percy Hawes. of Richmond. was in
Manchester Monday afternoon. The Colonel
will mount Manchester horse to-day at
Major Ginter's farm. in Henrlco. where about
thirty old Confederate soldiers will DO photo
graphed on horseback in camp scene.