The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
PRETTY WEDDING
IN MANCHESTER
Mr., lanes {. Brown and Miss Mary
Reed United.
PLANNING FOR The NEW CHURCH
"
A Meeting Of she Committee of Cen
srai Methodist Tuesday Night
Teachers Assigned TO the
Various schools.
PLANNING FOR The NEW CHURCH
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
IlIa Hnu .lreel. heatue LlQcA

4 beautiful home wedding occurred yes
tc,day morning at the parsonage Of the
central Methodist church. The parties
were Air James Edward Brown, OF Am
horst county. and Miss Mary Reed. the
edes, daughter Of Rev J. G. Reed.
The marragc took place at s o'clock ID
the oaglors which were most tasiefrlly
decorated and arranged for the occasion.
The bride entered the parlors with the
GROOM followed u.s. Rev. A. G. Biedsoe'
shc qrooms attendant with Miss Ahce
reed. sister OF the bride and maid OF
honor Tbs ceremony was performed by
rev }. e. Reed.
The qarlors and hall were Alled with
the friends of these popular young people
Many handsome presents were received
and arranged on d stand In the front par
DOR where thcy were admired by all
YOUNG CASHIER.
Mr. James Edward Brown. the groom.
&. cashier OF ile Bank of Amherst and
one OF The most leveLhcaded business
mon IN bis county Miss Reed is the old
cst daughter oi Rev. j. T.. Reed. ne
host Of friends She has bespcaks Of her
universal popularity
The bridal party left on the O'Clock
train for Amherst Courthouse. where thcy
WIS make their future home
The Building Committee Of The Central
Methodist church me, Tuesday night. but
at this meeting nothing definite was reach
"a The time was spent In looking over
THE plans and specifications for the pro-
posed new church.
Thls bulldog is 20 cost between $1,000
and $1,000 and it IS hoped work will be
started 40 once The committee Will meet
again some time this week
TEACHERS ASSIGNED
40 the meeting Of the School Board
Tuesday the assignment Of teachers for me
coming session was made. The school
work proper. does not begin until next
Monday. but to-day the enrolment OF
last years scholars win commence. Fri
day new scholars win be matriculated so
by Monday al preliminary work viii have
been gotten out of the way. and school
VIII herln in earnest The following as
slgnmouts were made iu the white schools.
a. II. Fiizgorald. principal
r. r. Crenshaw and Miss Rachel A.
Lyons. High school
Miss Fannie NJ French. School No. /.
Mrs Ida s. Woodward School No 2.
Miss Ida l. Hall school No. 3.
Miss Ialia =. Mays. School No. 4.
Miss Elizabeth ID Gilbert. School No 8.
Miss sue Fulks School No. 9.
Miss r May Bronaugh. School No. Z.
Miss Ida A. Brown. school No. s.
Miss J. =. Bohannan. school No. 3.
Miss Clara r. O'Brien. school No. TO-
Miss Florence T. Brands School No. II.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
james n. Blackwell. principal
g. William Moon. High School
Clffor L. Winfrce School No. J.
Mary T.. Washington. School No. p
Lucy J. Winfrae school No. 3.
Laura T.. Hobs0n School No L.
fcrtha r. Hughes. School No. 8.
Leila A. Johnson. School No. 6.
These schools are beginning under most
ENCOURAGING conditions there seing har-
mony and ability in an branches 50 "a
most beneficial years work is certainly 10
cone
Born yesterday al the Buck Hin Dairy
Farm three Jersey calves OF one Jersey
COW. They are an well formed. and are
O. spry as mice, which they resemble
very much.
THOSE ~ TROUBLE
Yesterday morning The Mayors Court
WAS wcn attended
First served was Isaac Watkins, fined
g. tor hauling la The city without license
e. u. Mays was before the Mayor on
the same charge bat MAS dismissed.
sam Hogue was on hand. Mrs.
Abbott hts aunt withdrew the war
rant she had issued against him. The
Mayor charged him $3.50 for contempt
not appearing yesterday morning. After
these formalities he was again returned
10 his aunt
Abraham Lewis trial came next He
was fined s. for driving into the buggy Of
SIR j. H. Woodward last Sunday morn
inc
Capt Llpscomb has b,en canvassing the
town in the interest of the dog
medal department AS a result the sale
Of these ornaments has greatly Increased
40 the Treasurcrs office
MR. FOSTER HURT
Mr. Willie Foster. who lives on Stock
son street between Smith and Tenth met
with very serious accident Saturday
evening n Richmond
Mr. Foster is employed with Tower
binford and Company Electrical Con-
tractors. Saturday evening about
e. clock Nir. Foster was assisting several
men In unloading "a dynamo when Il fell
from the wagon. ln jumping Mr. Foster
got his foot tangled I'm some ropes and
was thrown 20 the ground. receiving sew
eral cuts about the head and body lie
was brought home. ana Dr h. #. Ruck
rr was summoned Yesterday morning
lie was reported 90 Doe resting easier
BRIEF MENTION.
The corbus lot ON upper Hun street
vas sold Tuesday by Augustine ROYAL
a. Co. to AT j. 81 Blanton. of Rich.
mond. for s. a. The bidding was live.
49,. more interest being shown I'm roa. es-
tate than for some years.
Rev Sparks Melton. Of Baltimore. Is
conducting "a successful revival meeting
az Bethel Baptist church Rev Mr.. Mel
ton is "a sOn-in-law OF Dr. Nelson. presl
dent 81 Richmond Woman's College.
Miss Gertrude Haley of Piusburg, Is
visiting Mrs. w T. Mathews
The entertainment 20 be given by the
ladies % the Bainbrdge Street Baptist
church tomorrow night. promises to be
one OF The most unique ever given in the
city
Miss Lizzie S Goode. Of Powhatan.
Courthouse who has been visiting Miss
Hattie Jones. o. 18th street. returned to
her home yesterday
Miss Ham Wilkinson Of sunny Side is
visiting Miss Jennie Jones, of W. 18TH
street
air J. p. Goyel OF Powhatan. IS visit.