The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-29
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
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snn Consinuss--severai Marriages.
PERSONALS and Notes.
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Everything YVES very quiet in TINS CITY
Yesterday. A lull. kind OF reaction seem
ga 10 have set in after the unusual sur
and hustle OF Christmas.
LIN The Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing James Taylor (coioreD was fined sz'So
ana costs for disorderly conduct on the
streets
THOMAS Branch (colored), charged WIN
petit larceny, was discharged.
half dozen negro women. VINO haa
,,ec. brought before court for trespassins
anon the property OF the Richmond ana
Ianyllle railroad, were discharsea WIN o."
admonition. -,,.,.o =,
ON Wednesday night, at the residence OF
The offictating minister. Rev. l.. ~. morn,
hill. of this city, Mr. Joseph T.. SPAN anu
Miss Margaret Taylor were married.
,rbere was a Christmas~Tree entertain
,nent nj the Meade Memorial church wen
nesday night, and each OF the schoiats W
The sunday school received somethlIs me
from the Christmas-Tree. Mr.. ID. l.. run
Ian, impersonated Santa Claus. 1he CHI
oren eptoyed themselves very much.
AIR. ID. l.. Pulliam, on behalf OF the
sunday school presented a gold medal 70
Dev. j. j. CIopicu, rector OF me church'
and one to Mr. 4. W. Wood, superlntend-
ent OF the Sunday school.
Miss Johann Sandhofr died "Wednesday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. Au-
gusta Spangenburg, on Huii street, W
tween Fourth and Fifth.
Deceased was seventy-six years OF age
she had been sick short time, and her
death occurred rather Unexpectedly.
The funeral Of Mr.. William Il. SaYory
took place yesterday afternoon at 2;D
O'Clock from the Bainbridge-Street Baptst
church. and the interment was made IN
Maury cemetery. Rev. DIR. Hatcher ana
Rev. /. r. Thornhiil conducted the ser
vices.
The Hastings Court has adjourned for
the term.
Mr. n. Stanley Robertson has been
quite sick FOR several days.
The condition of Policeman W. l..
Moles was somewhat improved yester-
day.
AIr. John y. Lipscomb. son of Mrs. d.
T.. Llpscomb. has been quite sick for
several days.
Manchester Lodge, No. IL. A. i. and
A. NJ, celebrated ST. Johns Day In grand
style Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Dorset, who has been at
tending boarding-school, is spending the
holidays with her parents.
been detained at home for several days
I'm consequence Of sickness.
Rev. Joseph Walker. the venerable Bap-
fist minister, is sick at his home, on
Twelfth street, near Everett.
Miss Ruby Traylor and Miss May
Clendennin, Of Texas, are the guests Of
Miss Lena Morrissett, Of this city.
At Midlothian, on Christmas-Eve, Rev.
Robert III. Winfree united in marriage
MIR. William X. Chapman and Miss isa-
bella Hail.
The public schools will reopen Tuesday,
and operations will be resumed at the
railroad shops and the mills along the
water line.
Mr.. w. Il. Crostic and Mrs. l.. E. To-
ney. of this city, were married Christmas
Day. by Rev. T.. T. Dadmun, of West-End
Methodist church.
Rev Walter Buchanan. from Hampden-
Sydney Theological Seminary. will preach
Sunday morning at IL o'clock at the
Presbyterian church.
Last Sunday Rev. Robert III. Winfree
married. in Powhatan county, Mr. Charles
j.. Reams, a school teacher. and Miss
Irene Vest, daughter Of Mr.. John Vest.