The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
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TO THE COUNCIL ii.
.Manchester's Young] Men Form a.
Social Club.
DEATH OF MRS. H. v. BALDWIN Y I!
Manchester's Young] Men Form a.
DEATH OF MRS. H. v. BALDWIN.
County Supervisors Met Yesterday.
Charlcs.Dorscttlr jurcd-Nli ss Laws
Left for Her Homc-Ncyvs, Per
sonal aud Brief.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
LIZ Hull Street. Reattie Block

A social club will soon be an estab-
lished thing in Manchester. The young.
men Of the town interested in the organi-
cation Of the club will meet Tonight in
the Chamber of the Business Mems As
ISOLATION. and will set afoot a movement
which will result in the establishment
of the club as fixture in the social
life Of the city. There are now about
fifty young men who expressed them
selves as willing to join the club, and do
their part towards making the under
taking a success. From present indi-
cations the meeting tonight will be
largely attended.
If organized, it will not antasonize the
Council.
MAN INJURED. q,
Charles Dorsett, while at work at the
Southern Shops yesterday, had his left
leg and foot badly injured. He was
treated by DIR. Merchant, and last night
was improving.
INSANE MAN.
w. c. Gathright, of Chesterfield coun-
ty, was turned over to the authorities at
the Police Station last night upon the
charge of insanity. He was in a most
pitiable condition, and will be placed in
the city jail tomorrow, where he will
remain until a vacancy occurs in b the
asylum.
DEATH OF MFRS. BALDWIN.
The death of Mrs. II. V. Baldwin,
which occurred at the residence of her
husband on HullsSreet Sunday evening at
$3.50 o'clock, has caused deep sorrow
among the many friends Of this splendid
woman. She had been i'll about ten days,
suffering from an attack of pneumonia
and grave doubts as to her recovery had
been felt or several days. About one
year ago, AIR. and Mrs. Baldwin came to
Manchester to live, from Eerkley, MIS-.
Baldwin's home. She was daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bland, Of that
place and most popular favorite in her
town At the time of her death she was
twenty-e:ght years old, and had been mar
red five years. She leaves a husband
and one child. The remains will be taken
this morning to Berkley. where
the funeral service will be held by Rev.
Mr.. Slaymaker, pastor of the Presbyterian
church there, &of which she was a MEM
Der.
TIME EXTENDED.
An important meeting of the Board of
County Supervisors. OF Chesterfield. was
held yesterday at the County Courthouse.
The recommendation of the committee in
regard to extending the time for the COM
pletion of the electric line between Pc
The time was extended twelve months,
and the work is to begin in sixty days.
The committee from the Council of Man
chester, which requested the privilege of
extending the city's water mains was
heard. and their request granted. It Is a
certain thing now that the mains will
be extended. This action by the county
and the city Of Manchester will greatly
benefit both. Other manufacturing plants
will be erected as a result.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mrs. r.. c. Rroaddus will entertain at
her home, No. 141S Porter Street, next
Thursday evening.
From a list of candidates for the Office
Of City Sergeant published recently tho
name of Mr.. J. Fl. Fisher was omitted by
mistake. Mr.. Fisher is still in the race,
and wishes all to know that he is not
a gutter.
Hastings Court was in session yesterday
for the transaction Of civil and chancery
business.
Joe White (colored). the negro who mas
been held in the city ja: for two months
as a witness against Wingfeld Nevelle
(colored), was released yesterday morn
ing.