The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
TUF HAPPENINGS or INTEREST
ACROSS THE RIVER yesterday
The Grays' Bazaar To-Night-The C'opton-
street Missionary society-Arreh Ola
Ncgro-Personais and Briefs.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND IIMRs.
No. 112l HULL STREET, BEATTTE BLOCK

No. 1921 Hull STREET, BEArTrR BLocK''
ARRANGEMENTS are almost complete Tor
the Manchester Gray's Bazaar, which VIII
begin tonight at Leader Hall Inc COM.
mittee in charge OF the arrangement
h.vo worked hard. and their decorations
,rosent a handsome and pretty appear
- rho hooths are almost conipiete
49, cher work. The affair WIN III
- o,.o nights. and there - 70 %
'"uV ~. ,hat enough will be redi'"0N
e",to the company handsomely Cronton-
equip ~ nt,Sstonary Society OF ', ~,
lhe -n,,rcb mad a de.ghtful uceS, ,,so,n-
s',nSev evening. A large crC, crow nro-
80 ,yere present. and p''"'
,,raroroe rendered as follows; .,d Matte
Dialogue by Myrtle huSse"
Norvel. r,.,r,a claire Burke.
keci'" ''o', 49,, Nannie pulley, Anna A''-
,isson and Virgie clements
h1"',ation by Hazel conway. ,,,r,ia
Kec''a''V bv Virgic Clements, n Minnie
cl,Hdie Earl Puckett, Mamie "''0''
AZ" 1yoci,ation by Roy Hughes. -, ,orr
SOLO by Ella Hancock I'"e e'''
years old. o..,o
IL.
.apo a pretty solo. -
ncero named william Taylor some
.tso aCo committed felonious assam
,,,o, a bar-keeper on cary sucV' "
picbmond. Sunday Taylor was arr s1 re-
Gov creating a disturbance over mere M
wa, before Mayor Maurice 80
,norning. who turned him over 10 tne
Richmond authorities to be puhiSiN
his crime committed in that Guy .-oo,,.
ftff m r-tf
zion nj West-End NJ. II. church was re
e,oe,nized Sunday. and elected the Ioiio w
s,,, o0icerg for the ensuing year NJ W.
- sra,,ior president; Mr.. }. w. OIdHe'
,,.atory. NJ. Il. j. Walker, treasurer
,rbie church does not have entertalhiier no
=. It. money TO defray the DEBT OF the
,L,,,h} lint the members contribute III
siness-IiEa manner, ana IhIs 20
object of the association nv A.,
meetings are held every iour'h 0'i'u'' "
the month. -,,.o, last night
-, ~ homo of Mrs. -. NJ. wiltshire, 2lS
wost Twelfth street, for the penen' -.
the moor which proved very pheasant ~
ciallv. as well as lucrative o,,-.u
The BOARD OF Supervisors OF Ches'er-
field met yesterday 80, ,oo.,,ro az
Rev Or. H. VI. Peterson VIII leOtuie a.
Fifth-Street NJ. Il. church IhursudS iis"'
at o'clock. .,.o -;oy Of
Mrs sarah Fore continues quite SICK at
her residence on Eleventh street '''"
Decatur and Stockton. 49,. $40
There was quite a large audience pre-
sent at Leader Hall Sunday evening at
the meeting of the Railroad Branch
Young Mems Christian Association hev'
l.. r.. Thornhill preached very me SER
mon. The singing was excellent.
Mrc william Smith continues quite
sick at her residence. Thirteenth anu
Semmes streets.
Mrs. J. Henry Smith is quite slcs at
her residence on McDonough street.
Rev. j. W. Stiff, pastor OF West-hhu
Methodist church. preached at Asbury
chanel Sunday morning and administered
the Lords supper.
Mrs A. w. OZemon continues quite SICK
nj her residence on cambridge street.
Mrs. c. A. Raines. of Swansboro. is
Improving, but is still confined to her
home.
There will be a meeting of the Man
chester German club very shortly Tor re-
organization. 90
N lSs--.rsGaie Moody. Wha has been Ill
for some time. remains about the same.
The case Of Thomas Williams (colored,
charged with larceny, as set Tor trlal
to-day in the Hastings Court.
Judge Il. A. Hancock is detained at
home on account of sickness.
Next Thursday evening the Clopton-
Street Baptist church will be open from
=. NJ. to II. NJ. to receive donations
for the poor Of Swansboro. At night
an entertainment will be given by the
children.
\ telegram was received yesterday by
Mrs Mary n. Stuart announcing the
death of her mother in Petersburg.
Mr. r. ID. Walker, who has been con-
fired TO his residence for some time by
sickness. was able to be out yesterday.
Beginning next Monday night a prayer
meeting will commence at cambridge
Street Baptist church and continue
throughout the week under the auspices
of the various churches OF the city. on
March 10th series of meetings VIII com
mencc in Leader Hall under the auspices
of the Railroad Branch Young Mems
Christian Association.