The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-27
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Tho Manchester Gr~vs Opened u In Leader
>HalI Lac Night.

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND INNS.
No. 1921 HULL SrRFEr, b. Attic BLOCK
The bazaar for the benefit or the MAN.
chester Grays opened In Leader Han
last night The decorations were very
beautiful. while the artisitcally finished
booths added much TO the beauty ara
glamour of the scene. Inc ice cream,
candy. tobacco and fancy work Dooths
were ali In charge OF dignlfed natrons
and pretty young ladies'.
The supper committee was Mesdames
w. l.. Moody chairman. \. c. Atthisson'
DR.. Lawrence ingrs IN, james loNeis'
James A. Lpscomb, Arthur hSCto.e, w
II owens. Samuel Il. owens, L. +. Con-
molly. A. Il. puVal. Sarah Hall, Cheat
ham Thomas Williamson, Graves, Holt
and Miss Mollie Hatcher.
rho programme was well rendered ana
.,,,ch eniovrd Misses Bessie Pattee ana
Navme Leahy were exceptionally Vnat"
to and brought forth much applause
Miss TURNKEY, OF Swansboro, ana inc
Richmond and Danville band also asslseeu
In the programme. The various , os"e,
Committees i'm charge OF the different
Son,bs VIII no announced later. The ba-
zssr will continue until Saturday night
and. Judging from the opening las nlsh'
II viii be n most successful one. mere
was a large crowd present, ana much IN
terest was manifested not only py u'e
members of the company, but also by the
other citizens of Manchester.
The case OF Thomas Williams tcoioreU
was before the Hastings Court YESTERDAY,
and a nolle prosequi was entered. me
charge against Williams was houseD'oa"
ing. 60.
dav at $40 o'clock to Miss Bertha Dell
laughter. at sos vest Second street, heN.
j. a. Spencer officiating.
A mart OF the canal-bank just below inc
nood-gates was washed away ana ia
consequence the mills were opiisea 10
shut down while the break was being re-
n,ired. Dirt is being hauled TO I'LL the
place. which is of considerable size.
on Yesterday two gangs OF men "ote
put to work in the horseshoe uePar'"e"'
of the Belle Isle works. -
The Ladies Sewing Circle OF Stocktoh-
Street Baptist church gave rainbow tea
~ The residence of Mrs. j. l.. Sampson.
52t west Eleventh street, last night Tor
tho benefit of the church. very altiac@
tive programme was rendered.
Justice James NJ. Perdue il still con-
fined TO his reside1ce on account Oh SICK
ness. III, -
Mr. w. Il. Lthgow remains quite sick
at his residence Eleventh ana Ferry
streets.
Mr. /, 4. Bass is detained at his resi-
dence on account OF sickness
4 birthday party was given at the resi-
dence OF the parents, llO7 Semmes street
of Mrs. l.. A. Bass Monday night in honor
of her twentieth birthday. \ delightful
sumner was given, and the invited guests
enjoyed a very pleasant evening
The Board of Supervisors Of Chester
field met at the county courthouse Nom
cay and transacted considerable business.
The youngest son of Mr.. I. =. Petit
grew is quite sick.
Miss Annie Fisher has returned homo
from pleasant visit TO friends In Hen
rico county.
Miss jessie Moody. who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Mrs. Hattie -. Kelly has returned
from Baltimore.
To-day beng Ash-Wednesday there
will be services at Meade Memorial
church At II A. NJ. and s Il. VI.
Those present at the tea Monday night
at the residence of MIR. David Wilcher 80
Twelfth street, had most delightful
! time,