The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
MARRIED OVER THERE.
ER. MEAD AND Mys> BAILEY
Welded IN MhNCHESTER.
Meeting Of the school Board tn Discuss
the Best Method of Handling Pupils
fn Case Of Firc-Pcrsonsis.
Naxcnrs1rn BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.

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A quiet marriage took place Thursday
night at the residence OF Rev. w. h.
Hurt when Mr. Ernest G. Head and Miss
Fannie Leigh Bailey were welded. The
young people lived at No. 40i north Tenth
street. Richmond. and had been sweet
hearts for some time past. Thursday
night they went out. ostcnsibly for
walk. but. In fact. went 10 No. si7 east
Marshall. where they were Joined by Mrs.
j.. b. HUdgins. Mrs. George Scott, and
Mr.. Greed Haskins. Accompanied by
three friends, they went TO the residence
OF Rev. MI. Hurt, who made them man
and wife.
They will continue to reside at No. 40i
north Tenth street.
The services Of Rev. Mr.. Hurt were
secured on account Of his having been
warm friend Of the groom during his
residence in Buena Vista.
AT the meeting OF the School Board
Thursday night a good deal Of routine
business was transacted. The most i'm
pOftaut question considered was the
method OF best dealing with pupils in the
event Of fire breaking out In school
building. This discussion was mainly
brought about by the recent panic at one
Of the public schools. when several chill
dren were hurt.
MIR David H. Pulliam, Superintendent
address. advocating the system now In
use at Atlanta, where a large gong Is
placed in the school buildings. and its
ringing is signal for the children TO
leave the schooi-hOuse. This signal Is
aiven every day at different hours, and
the children grow accustomed TO IT, so
that In the event OF ire they would just
march out quietly In their usual manner.
The board. after talking over the sug-
gestion concluded that u was an excel
tent one, and appointed Messrs. j. j.
Bayley. A. -. ShOfwell, l.. NJ. Nunnal-
lev. George j. Ely, and C. 5. Reams TO
What cane near being serious con-
nagration occurred Thursday night in the
drugstore OF Friend Brothers. at the
corner Of Hull street and COwardin ave-
nue.. While Mr.. w w. Friend was put
ling his books in the safe he accidentally
upset the lamp. and but for his efforts
and the help of neighbors the whole store
would have been destroyed. AS Il was the
famage done was only about $50, which
was fully covered by insurance.
The funeral OF the infant child of Mr..
H. s. Ramcy, whose death took place
. Innsosy No aS 1873 n Hui street ard the
remains were inferred in Maury Gene
terry.
A party OF fifteen gentlemen drove out
to the neighborhood Of Harnish's farm, IN
Chesterfield, on Thanksgiving-Day, on
hunt. They brought back sixteen mares,
n squirrel, and turkey.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
I,ottie Taylor was fined 81 80 on a charge
81 assaulting and beating Mary Woodson
". A Watkins was fined $3.50 for ordi-
nance violation.
The "jug-breaking" last night of the
Ladies' Sewing Circle Of Bainbridge-Street
baptist church was an interesting AFFAIR.
Addresses were made by Rev. DR.. VIII
liam r. Hatcher and Mr.. J. j. Bagby.
There will be a meeting of the Alps
house Committee this evening at al5
o'clock I'm The Council chamber. after
which they will inspect the almshouse.
Miss Niche l.. Prichard, of Petersburg,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. A. Rains, on
Everett street.
Revival services viii be held at Co
vardin-Avenue Christian church com
mencing next Monday, when Rev. l.. M.
Omer will preach.
Messrs. Q II. Cox and Charles Morgan
left Thursday night for Huntington, W.
Va, where they have accepted positions.
The Salvation Army in Manchester has
new leader. Captain NJ. r. Harris. OF
Allentown. Pa. who led for the FIRST time
Thursday night at their quarters, 40 HUI
street II Is said that Lieutenant Bell.
also Of Allentown. Pa. Will be here IN
few DAYS TO assist him.