The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-27
SCHOOL. BOARD
OF MANCHESTER
VIII Meet for Business Next Thurs
day Night.
TWO DEATHS IN Thai CITY
Mr. wm. II. Dewey aud Little \. Vt.
Nunually Pass Away-Ihrcw Eggs
at Hts " Missionary society.
Other Sonthsidc News.
TWO DEATHS IN THAT CITY
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
I4l2 Hull street. beattic BLOCK.

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
liz Hull street. beatuo BLOCK.
The school Board win meet on Thurs
Oay nig1t at ociock al which time Che
schs0l teachers VII Doe given licenses TO
teach the coming year. I'D August those
who dcsire 90 have their names enrolled
on tlc eligible ls, from whleh vacancies
are supplied NM bee examined
GOING 10 ENGLAND.
Rov. zen. Dennis wl leave l0r Newport
@tWs tonight agd w3l san from that
port Thursday morning for England
where Doe NM spend two months fecu~
ycrating hls health ana taxing in the
many interesting points Boz That country
Ireland. scotland and Wales.
SIR. WIN. n. DEWEY died Sunday night
a. 10 o'clock at bis residence. NO. H
. west Fourth street. ACTED forty three
years. Hls vile survives him.
Mr DEWEY was "a familiar figure IN
the FIRST Ward and known by most every
one FOR his pleasant and cordial manner.
Hc vas called Dy his friends uy the name
OF Love
The funeral viii take place this
morning at lO O'Clock from the above
number. ntcrmont 300 Maury Cemetery
Aurelius VI Nunnlily. son az Mr. and
Mrs ". "a. Nuuuaiy, died at the real-
denCe OF his parents. Marx street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth at $3.50 clock
Monday morning in his fourteenth year.
This sad death SIS regretted oy large
number OF friends. who sympatnlze deep
Is with the bercaved parents. The lad
was exceptionally bright and intelligent.
and q brilliant future seemed 10 Tee be-
fore him. Tie was a favoute With his
rlavmatcs. who always looked up % him
As a leader in their games.
The funeral win De from STOCKTON
Street Baptist church this morning a.
10 o'clock
THREW EGGS AT HER.
Charles Hu coiorea. went home 90 his
SUNDAY dinner and found a whole Tot ~
company. Charles dil not ike this. and
uphraided his vile because the company
wa there.
se told him there was enough there
sor an 10 eat but that only inconsed him
more and he upset things generally. and
threw eggs az his wlre.
Then he was arrested for dlsorderly
conduct and recognizes for his appear
anco in court. Bun wnen his name was
called he failed o. respond and an al
tachment was issued for him.
The County Supervisors met at Ches-
terrified Courthouse yesterday for reof-
ganlzation. The chairman was reelected
and some routine business was trans
acted. after which the meeting was adj
journed.
The meeting OF the Missionary Society
Of Clopton-stroet Baptist church sun
day was an enjoyable and entertaining
one Judge .. A. Hancock, the president
was present. much 90 the satisfaction or
the society Judge james NJ. Gregory
made an able address. ana paper on the
Baptist Orphanage which was q most
excellent one, was read cy hiss Irene
Bass.
MARRIAGE TONIGHT.
4 social event of the season Will be the
marriage of Mr.. Charles Friend and Miss
Matte Whine. which is 90 take place az
Meade-Memorial church tonight at 1880
O'Clock. The ceremony Will DC performed
by Rev Zen Dennis.
PERSON. AND NOTES.
Mr. . J. Wilson paid s. in the Mayors
Court FOR the recovery Of his hos that had
strayed on and was found by Captain
Lpscomb.
Mr.. W. j. Carter has gone to New York
for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Mcdowell. OF Bait
more are guests OF Air. and Mrs. W. +.
Whine. on Porter street.
The Childrens Day exercises were
largely attended at West End church
Sunday. and the programme was well
rendered.
ant Grove Va. who have been The guests
OF Miss Clara Dickcrson. have returned
home.
Mrs DR.. Musser and Miss Bessie Free
81 Harrisburg Pa. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs W. =. Whine Oh Porter street.
Miss Katherine Bllmlre. of Baltimore.
S. the guest ~ Mr. and Mrs. Whine. on
Porter street.
AR John T. Kennedy, OF Dauvile, Va,
IS visiting his aunt Mrs. A. c. Dicker-
son. 2O east Eleventh street.
Mr. w. X. Moore. who has been quite
81 al his residence on west Twelfth
street. was reported better yesterday.
The StOckton-Sircet Sunoay-school pic
mic 10 Young Pond will leave Seventh
and Perry streets this morning at
o clock.
The friends of Mr. c. NJ Beicher will
be pleased 20 learn DE is improving after
ieing detained az bis home 1916 Balm
bridge street, several weeks with typnoid
fever
Rev. Decatur Edwards. or Frederick
burg. has written a letter 70 bis friends
here saving he viii spend several weeks
:. this city. his former home. and eX-
pscts 20 arrive here early in July.