The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
HAPPENINGS or INTEREST FROM
OYER THE JAMES.
Masous TO Attend the Corner 8 one Laying
mt Powhstan CONFERENCE.-The. u. v.
Rice Critically l-Oibsr News.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHNoSD TIMES.

UtftH1SITE BUREAU IkitNIpND
No. 1927 Hull STREET. BgAIrrE BLOCK
The cornerstone OF the Confederate
monument at Powhatan Courthouse VIII
be laid on the Fourth Of July with aP-
propriate ceremonies. and or that ocSd-
sion Manchester Lodge. No. IL, A. +. an"
a. NJ will go up to take part In tne eN
erclses. The affair will be ATTENDED "
bodies from various cities in the state
and will be a big occasion.
Mrs. Mary V. Rice. who has been an
invalid from rheumatism for ,he pa pa,
! fourteen years. Is now In very ctl.lco
condition at her home on Fliteehen :" So
| Mrs. Rice Is a most estimaDle ,aus. ~
Is the mother OF Messrs. W. - anu -
| G.. Rice. go. -.
The sessions Of the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield have been SUSPENDED oNlns
10 the sickness OF Judge i. a. hanco-n'
| The first case 10 be taken up on tNs ~ ~,
covcry OF Judge Hancock Is me M'V'
damage suit against Mr.. James bellWoou'
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
| ING Squire Tom T. owen disposed OF oiiiy
one case. Several parties were nheu =
each for creating a disturbance Salu'""s
night
Mr.. Harvey Wilson qualified YESTERDAY
| before Judge Ingram as admlhisiid, - o'
the estate Of the late Benjamin Alkihs.
| The value OF the same Is eSliHi"''' q"
$500
4 union picnic viii be held at Chester
! field Courthouse on the Fourth OF july.
The Wyuneczles and Laurel Base-bdli
! clubs Will play matcn game OF Daar
| ball this afternoon az Forest nm ram.
| This will be the third game between
! these clubs. and the Wynneezies rave
| been victorious at the two FORMER games.
| Both teams have been strengthened slnce
last week and several nave bsen sr Tan. -
! their release on both sides. There was
| large crowd present 10 witness the CANT
| last Wednesday. which was one OK the
| most enjoyable ever witnessed on the
! diamond az Forest Hil.
Messrs Raleigh Green and Brook Page
will be the battery for the Nynneezies,
| and Messrs b. y. Merchant ana Hayes
| ROane will occupy similar positions Tor
the Laurels. Secretary f.. ;. Noodall, or
| the Virginia State League, VIII umpire
the game, which will be called az ,
| o'clock. There will be no admission fee
| charged.
Invitations arc out for the marriage OF
| Miss Maud II. Sims 10 Or. J. B. Bailey.
| The ceremony will take place at clover
| Hill on the 18th Of June.
Messrs. Smith & ChappeN, quarrymen,
are removing their plant from Boscobei.
on the Chesapeake and Ohio road, TO
| Granite. in Chesterfield
The annual picnic Of Fifth-Street Meth
odist Sunday school will be held to-mor-
row al lIOhllcnce fofSe.
MIR. y. &. Gibbs, Jr., Is visiting rel
atlves I'm Petersburg
| The ladies' OF Cowardin-Avenue Chris
| tan church will serve cream in the
churchyard next Friday evening
Misses Sallie Whitworth and Lizzie
! Rogers have returned from a pleasant
| visit 10 Berkeley.
MIR. Arthur Nunnally has returned from
| Front Royal. Va.
Miss Emily Patch has almost recovered
! from the injuries received by falling from
| her bicycle.
Miss Bessie Petus received the prize
| FOR being the prettiest dancer from Ricn
mond ana Miss Jarsey Tyler the prize
! ior being the prettiest in Manchester
Monday night al Starke's Park.