The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-26
THE NAN Hun
IN CHESTERFI ELD
Braugh May Yet Have an Opportunity
TO Show Skill.
MANY MARRIAGES LAST NIGHT
Two Funerals at Mount Hermon
Church--,Iarria.co of Miss Moore
and Dir. Bass-News, Personal
and Brief of Manchester.
MANY MARRIAGES LAST NIGHT
Manchester Bureau, Richmond ZINES,
1112 Hull Street Beatte bloch'

Manchester Bureau, Richmond LINES,
lip Hull Street Beattle blocA'
The scene of the genuine man hunt
may be transferred to Chesterhelu counes,
where the plans abandoned pE SUM Tvs, -
the members of the Deep Run HUT CtuD
last week could be carried out IN iu!i.
1t is said the hunt will be entered mo
only by residents of the county, out II
the chase is started in Chesterheio soi.e
members Of the celebrated Hunt Cluh VIII
likely participate. Mr.. w. IL WASH
ington and Mr.. J. D. Mathews are 'tie
only members OF the club on the south
side of the James, and though ehey haVe
not yet been consulted about the mater
or considered it seriously, it is possible
that if it is gotten up they Will De lnsfu-
mental in arranging the meet
BASS-MOORE.
A beautiful marriage was that OF MISS
Sadie Moore, of Swansboro. to MI. Chas.
Bass, of Manchester, which took place
last night at West-End Memorial Metho-
dist Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Bergman, the pas
+. tor
Mr. Martin, who sustained serious In
iuries a few months ago at the ware
house of Stephen Putney & Co, is much
improved, and was able yesterday 70
leave the Virginia Hospital, where he
has been under treatment.
Miss Lotte Brands. who has peen very
i'll, is improving slowly.
Two Manchester couples left last night
for Danville, where they will be mar
ried by Rev J. A Spencer. formerly of
this city. They were Mr.. James B. Ash
brook and Miss Mamie r. Jewett; Mr..
Eddie w. Mann and Miss Halle Dearen
Mr.. Ambrose II. Wilkinson and Lily
NJ. Fowlkes were married last night at
the home of the brides parents on Elev-
enth Street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Badly.
Mr.. Runyan Robins. of Richmond, and
Miss Ella Chalkley, of Chester were
married last evening at the Methodist
church in Chester. The couple have
many friends in Manchester, who were
present at the wedding.
Mr.. ]. W. Fowkes and Miss Mary B
Sharp We're married last night in Hall
fax, n. C. They left Tuesday for that
city. Both persons are well known and
popular in Manchester.
Eighty shares OF the Granite Building
Company stock were sold yesterday morn
ing at the office of Mr. A L. Adanson, at
public auction, to Mr.. 7. p. Davie, for
$3.50
TWO FU3, E5RALS.
Mt Hermon Baptist Church, near
Moseleys Junction, IN Chesterfield coun-
ty, on Tuesday afternoon was filed
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tives and friends of the late J. B. Goode
and the parents of little Corlnne Nose
lev both of whom died here on Monday,
and were taken to this church, where
both caskets were borne in the church
at the same time. One was carried IN
the left aisle, while the other was
borne down the right. They We're both
rested in front Of the pulpit, where sat
the Rev. II. H. Winfree, Of Powhatan
county. and Revs. J. W. Reynolds and E.
v Badly, of this city, who accompanied
the remains on the noon train. The ser
vices were very impressive and pathetlc,
the sermon being preached by Rev. MI
Reynolds. Both caskets, heavily laden
with flowers, were opened in the church,
where the last sad parting look was ia
ken at the departed loved ones The
beautiful solo, "One by One They Go
Before U.s." was sung by Mr.. VIM. j.
Morrissett, after which the caskets were
borne from the church and buried in the
church cemetery. The Jr. O. U. a. NJ.
conducted services over the grave of their
| brother, ]. B. Goode, the service being
read by Councillor Mr. L. j. King.
BEFORE THE MAYOR.
George Martin, who was arrested Tues
| day upon an old warrant, charging him
! with assault, was discharged, the warrant
being withdrawn.
| SndttSS IoA BCiliS "a 'iiii> e1AtSA 49,
ing an officer to take care of him, was
charged ST.
| LIBERTY Council, No. 10. Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
met Tuesday night and received eighteen
new members making new a roll OF three
hundred and fifty members.
| Mr. T. j. Saunders, who has been sick
| the past few weeks, is now able to be out
| Stuart Lodge of Odd Fellows Will
| nave their eighty-first anniversary celepra-
| ton tonight, al which time the
| lady friends of the Order will be present
| This musical programme will be rendered
| and good time is expected.
| Opening address, Mr.. l.. P. Pool; Quar-
/! tette, Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Bailey, Mrs. w. o.
Randlett, Mrs. Z. S. Moody; Solo, by Miss
! Grace Metcalfe; Piano duet, by Misses
| Pearl Spain and Mamie Williamson; Solo,
| by Mr. W. J. Lewis, Address by Mr.. Geo.
| B. Davis, of Richmond Lodge, No. l; Solo,
| by Miss Pearl Blankensllip; Piano solo, by
| Mr.. Gus CARRIER: Solo, by Mr.. w. j. Nor
rissett; Solo, Mr.. w. T. Hart; Address,
/ Mr. II. A Maurice, of Henderson Lodge.
| No. los; Quartette
! At the meeting of the Street Committee,
| held Tuesday night at the lumber yard OF
| the Allegheny Box Company,no definite de-
| cision was reached with reference to re-
| commencing to the Council that the COM
| pany be allowed to extend railroad
| switch into their property
! Miss Ellen Weisiger left yesterday morn
| ing for Farmville where she will visit her
| aunt Miss Gay Patterson.
| Mrs Anne E. Fisher died at Chester
| at SIS O'Clock yesterday morning, aged 56
! wears Her funeral will take place from
| her late residence this afternoon.
| ADMINS IRATI0N