Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
A FIRE AT CL0PTON.
nyyEIrINc-HOUsE ON n. & p. ROAD
DESTROYED LAST NIGHT.
OTHER NEWS FROM MANCHESTER.
Miss wilkinson becomes the Bride
of MIR. u. o. Andrews-Mr. Harvey
po,yen Weds-FuneraI of Rev. n. r..
RcynOlds--Brief News.

Reynolds-Brief News.
Fire broke out at Clopton Station, on
the Richmcnd and Petersburg railroad
last nigU about 9l5 o'clock A dwelling
noase, owned 10y the Richmond and Pc
tersburg road. caught fire. and in short
time was totally destroyed. This house
was one Of medium size. and until about
,n DAYS ago was occupied by family.
It stood next to the co'ored peoples
church at Clopton. The origin Of the fire
i. unknown. The snow ON the houses
--by saved Them aud the flames did
no. spread. The loss il probably covered
br insurance,
Welded LAST EVENING.
Sir. Bernard O. Andrews and Miss Mary
rHnu Wilkinson. popular young people
of this city, were married at 915 o'clock
r, evening at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, No. 1903 Maury street.
r.. CEREMONY was performed i'm the
rr-.roe Of quite q number Of intimate
friends of the young couple, by Rev. ). A.
-r.r..r. pastor of the COwardin-Avenue
r.,..-f.n church. Mr. Herbert j. perdue
best man ana MISS ftroAt ID 1'Ai 't
maid or honor These young gentlemen
r.r. r.hers. Mr.. ). Paul Beasley and
49, W % perdue.
&c. Andrews IS a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p Andrews. and is a very worthy and
r.r.lr Young man. lie is valued em-
rI.... .. the Montague Manufacturing
c.rrrr His bride is a daughter OF Mr.
ILL. U. W III. Wilkinson she is
u.t-'N-i young lady
Ir. aud Airs. Andrews were given re-
...tI0n last nieht. and later went to their
homo. N0 1905 Maury street
l'r John B. Jennings and Miss Dora r.
T.-r.r we're married Wednesday evening
al tIe home of the bride, i'm Marx Adul-
tn Rev j. c. Reed ofiiciated.
lr William y. Mays and MISS Mallie
kin. wore married at the home Of the
l Wednesday evening.
FOR HAPPY CHILDREN.
Sunday school Christmas entertain
r..rf. 4re much I'm vogue In Manchester
..f now. Last evening two festivals,
..n- loIighffu TO The children, were
c.r.n The school OF acknowledgement
church gave its entertainment al i-o'u'r
Uf A large audience was present, "nd
enjoyed themselves great deal
rne following programme was render
.. Hymn No. 1884; Prayer and Creed
Music. chorus; Address by Rev Preston
Nash. Hymn so. 5il: Statuary; ROCK OF
tres The Dcaconesses. The Brownies;
santa CLAUS. a Good Time. Eating The
Apnle. Going to cuba, Prizes; hymn NO
Is. santa Claus and the Brownies;
Christmas Tree; AecOmpanisis-lt- X. ha-
ION. pafo. -. Is. Sampson corneti G. >.
Sawfe u. violin.
Ciont0n-Street Baptist church school
cave l.s annual Christmas entertainment
I.o list nicht. A great crowd was IN
attend NICE. Ihe exercises were hishiy
interesting and greatly appreciated. Inc
owing is the programme rendered.
Voluntary. choir; Male Quartette, Greet
r. Gee. C0rnet Duet, Mcssrs. $. $. Per-
ana William D. Morrissett; Solo,
u W H. Marshall; song. choir;
CHRISTMAS Bells. Male Quartette,
s.rs Harvey Morrssctt. W. 81. Jones,
\ Perkins D. ~. Morrissett. and VIII
D.. MOrrlssett. Solo, Aliss Rosa Turn
Duet. cornet. Mcssrs. Perkins ana
rrieeett: SONG choir, Joy Bells Mrs.
l rrev accompaniat. Rcctations will he
.I.r.nersed with songs by the children.
WrLL-KNOWN PEOPLE WE'D
Th Christmas week has been a season
m by many marriage.
Nr Harvey a. Bowen of this city. and
Al idred .. Barnes. of North Caro-
Mere married at Spencer. y. 60,
I.e. evening Alr Bowen left Man
...t.. Tuesday for The home State of
ne. Upon ms arrival there the
uniting these popular young
I..It Nle performed. Wednesday morn
y took the train and reached Man
lr Wednesday evenings
.ne bride. until about year ago, was
est Of 5wansboro'. since that time
homo has been in The Old North
f|f lI| HIIf u HI
..o. o. person and character. She is
t..er nlzcd favorite with her fricndss
lged deeply by those who know her
F. Few young men in Manchester are
H.u and fay0rably known as MI.
L.n He ls "a son Of Mr.. r.. A. Bowen
ll nnent supervisor OF Chesterfield
..I Ir0sperous grocer of Manchester.
Au Howen is associated with his father
uess. He b. a man 81 excellent
i qualifications.
49, DDED IN WASHINGTON.
haoler wedding Of well-known people
Ia acc IN Washington Wednesday
I.l Mss Shirley Walton became the
I... Mr.. David -. Harrison. Mr.
L and his bride VIII take "a north
h p and VIII return 10 the city in
weeks time. The bride IS tine
of air yohn vs.. Walton. OF No.
Iuf fifEtI anu ~ 4Hiit ilu atilac-
Hng lady. Mr. Harrison is the
member Of the firm OF Harflson'8
y which firm has Cor "a long
le lOn IN business IN Manchcucr.
Hr % W ROliin accompanied air. and
a rrison 20 Washington on Wedncs-
n.ning aud arranged the details
" ihe Wedding.
I NERAL or a MINISTER.
ih liemn services over the remains
f0E T. y. Reynolds took place yes
.1aay anernoon at 2;y O'Clock az the
halHDrige Baptist church.
The Tendance OF friends Of this aged
ane much beloved minister Of the Gospel
was quite large 4 sweeter service could
nafal Do IMAGINED. Rev. j.. v, Badly.
pastor Of the Bainbridgc-Sire church
PRESIDED at the sefyice. lie was assisted