The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-03
OPENING OF SPRING.
Doryes oFMAxoHEsTER CITIZENS
DURIyG THIS BALMY WEA TIER.
Mr.. E,P. weislrer and Miss Annie Parker
40 Be MsrrIed-E'eet'on OF co"''"'"'
- MISUNDERSTANDING Items.
M.xcHrsrrn BUREAU RICHMOND INES.
NJ f,ot UuLr. SrRFFT. BEATTIE bLoch'

No liQi Hull SrREET. BrATTIE BLOCH,
Very little was going on IN Mshche"-
Ter Yesterday. either in the way Oh ''s'
-. - pleasure. the drowsy influence
Of the first balmy breezes OF spi"e
seeming 70 paralyze the energies % ~
c,,,zens. The usual groups were s"'"'
al about the streets. but even the az
,.,s,omaa speechcs from the poiiticai ora.
Giles were wanting, and naught u'S.''DeN
the peaeeful quiet OF the scene feoes
TRANS passing along the streets a. CO..
ynorning Yesterday observed ever ""a
onor esa,res IN the back yards oil resi-
dences industrlously turning over '''0",
ana old blanks under which they peel va
with an eager and enquirinS sa]e, 1n
in one hand was heid an oiu ''IAs~,n from
r,hosa who had. drunk in knowieobe I'm
tna l,fe of Izaak Walton, at once Ie-
cosnized that these manoeuVres were
,.e,,,olnarv 10 a descent upon the PiS-
cstorial tribe. And so IL was. All gay
yesterday the banks OF the peaceiul r'ei
we're lined with anglers. ana us waves
were dotted with corks, that Doopeu
,rerrilv as some unlucky fish endeavoreu
40 detach from the barbed hook some
footbeome worm. What the success Vi
these Fl ,hermen was will probably never
lie Known, but what they toid theii
friends last night has. ere this, been "ii'-
ten down with tears by the recoro'he
angel. -, IT,
Mace on the 9th Of the month, when
Mr Ernest Pattison Weisiger one OF
the best-known and most popular OF
Manchester's citizens. will be united 10
Miss Annie Parker, the charming dausn-
Ter of Captain and Mrs IL. II. farheI'
The ceremony VIII be solemnized at
Meade Memorial church at O'Clock III
the afternoon.
Miss Fannie Allen, of Petersburg VINO
has for some time been the guest .oi
Mics CLAW Wills. has returned home.
The subcommittee on sewers held
meeting last night at 1880 o'clock.
The Democrats Of the Courthouse pre-
cinct I'm Chesterfield will meet April 18th
and elect delegates to the convention on
the nth SIX delegates go from this pre-
cinct.
An interesting meeting Of Liberty Coun-
ell. Jr O. l.. A. NJ, was held last night
The councils Of this order in Manches-
ter will all be represented at the nag
raising in Petersburg on May l7th.
Mrs James a. Lipscomb is quite sick
Information was received I'm this city
yesterday announcing the critical Illness
of the father of Rev. Mrs. J. A Spencer
at Christiansburg. Rev. Mr.. Spencer
and his wife were called away several
days ago on this account.
Mr.. c. III. Green, of Petersburg. has
been visiting Mr.. l.. p. Tatum, on De-
catur street
Only one trifing case was before the
Mayor yesterday, and this party was
discharged.
Mr.. w. J. Wherr. of Petersburg, who
spent several days with Mr.. l.. n. Cor
don. has returned home.
Rocky Ridge Council. Jr O. u. a. NJ,
met for the first time Monday night in
their new quarters I'm Anderson's Hal,
corner OF Ninth and Hull streets. These
are handsome apartments. and will be
occupied in the future by the Daughters
Of Liberty and New South Council, Jr.
o. U. A.. Nj.