The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-27
THE WEDDING OF
Mr.. CRATzN0WSKY
Married Yesterday to Miss Marie
Loyal.
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS.
p,,1co Court Dockct-Isystandcr Shot.
Sunday School onicers-Scws,
Personal and Brief, OF
Manchester.
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,

No. lln2 t5uE Street.
sir. William Gratznaw.skS and Miss
ais-ie Ileyslll were married yesterday az
...rneon at the brides 2loinc, No. lis North
1a,,n9sar>dv Street. Richmond. MT. ana Mrs.
tsrasznaw-ssSy eft at $50 o'clock eyer the
southern for a bridal ;orlr. including vls-
ats 10 Washington, Baltimore and Phi!a-
dclfhia.
Mr. G1-lrznowSiy Is one OF the best
known mon in Manchester. He is general
manager and y large owner in the Eureka
Furniture Company. Upon their return
silcy VIII make their homo in Manchester
OFFICERS ELECTED
All fhe meeting OF the 9Sa-ilpr-dgc-Strect
BAPTIST Church eSu,3ay-scaool, he'd l:-st
- Ght. the following ofIieers were elected
for the year: d. NJ Robertson. >u?erti.-
fendent: ID. Z. Griffith, assistant s1I2e.-
antcndent: j. " Robertson, asSista'1t sec
Tetary, and r a. Davidson. treasurer
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON
ar. George r. Mum and Mss cara
Fisher left Manchester yesterday moifllng
Tor Washington, where they were married
in The afternoon They will return on Fri
day for a short stay in Manchester and
later viii make Their home in Rocky
Mount, " C.. where Mr.! Mum is en-
7lIoyed with tho Atlantic Coast Line Miss
Fisher is the pretty and accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. 7. T. Fisher.
Mr. Mum and Miss Fisher have many
friends IN Manchester and Richmond, who
wish them long and prosperous married
life NJ Mum was for a long time.
member OF the City Council
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS
The Manchester churches viii hold their
Christmas celebrations as follows:
Meade Memorial, Thursday night, go
z NJ: Central Methodist. Thursday
night. $50 p M; Bainbridge-Street Bap-
list, Friday night, S Z. NJ: Cowardin-
Avenue Christian, Monday night, 100
7. NJ: Clopton-Strect Baptist church,
Friday night, 7:Io 7. NJ
The services At Nfeade Memorial Church
Christmas morning Were most impressive
Rev. Sen Dennis preached the sermon.
and the choir for the first time appeared
in vestnents. Tho church was beaut-
fully decorated with cvergreens.
The splendid programme TO be given at
the Christmas celebration at Clopton-
Street church Will include a character
o.artette entitled Has Father Been
IIere?" sung by Miss Rosa TURNKEY and
Messrs. Harvey Morrisette. Jeh Nor
lisette and w. j. Morrisette.
The Manchester Masons will hold their
annual Christmas banquet at Masonic
Hall on Thursday night-St John Day
Mir. s. g Nunnafly, who has been sick
for some time. is improving.
Mrs. NJ j. Holmes is visiting the family
of Mr. L. IL Mo.risette.
MAYORS COURT.
There was plenty OF work in the
Mayors Court yesterday morning and
some money was placed i'll the excheQuer.
Sebecca Harris tco4ored), the woman
who took So from the pockets OF Mr. T.
c. ford's trousers on Saturday night
and the man to whom she alleges sac
gave The money, John jackson, Were heard
and sent on 10 the grand jury
jackson denied that he knew anything
about the money
Arthur Cheatlam Ccolored) was caught
too unsteady TO take care Of himself. A
pistol was found in his pocket, and he
raised a disturbance in The stationlouse.
The total fines amounted TO $3.50, itemized
as follows:
Concealed weapon. $50: raising row in
court, $40; drunk, 500.
William Cosbill (colored) was assessed
SIS for fighting on the street.
Mat Jones was lucky to get off for
s2.5o. for fighting.
Charles Matters (colored) trespassed on
the premises OF Lou Smith, and he was
charged up $3.50. He preferred to so TO
jail
Robert Owens was charged with fight
ing Tuesday; was fined $50.
BYSTANDER SHOT.
A bystander got the contents Of a cart
place of G. Turner, Jr., on Hull Street.
Ned Turner alias Allen and man
named Goode got into disturbance.
and Turner drew 4 revolver and tired
al Goode The ball went vide OF the mark
and hit George Washington in the leg.
George Was not able 10 appear. although
he is not seriously injured. The case was
laid over To January 5th.
MARRIAGE YESTERDAY.
Mr. NJ j. Robertson ana Mss Julia
Foster were married at 11:3o o'clock Yes
5crday morning a. the residence of the
brides parents. No. IA Perry Street, by
Kcv- }. ;. Wallace.
The couple lefl AT noon for their future
home, in Prince Edward county.
Mr.. i. {. Ford and Miss Mamie Axis
son, of Newport News, were married Al
the residence Of Mr.. r n Naxley. No
zoe Hull Street, At s O'Clock Tuesday
night, Rev. Mr.. Wallace officiating.
Ny. James Raines ana Mrs. Jennie Mar
shall, of Chesterfield county, We're married
at The residence Of the bride il the county
yesterday
FUNERAL or MRS. CAUDLE.
Mrs Annie F. Caudle. wife of Mr. ].
IL Caudle. after an illness of many
months, died at her residence. No. il
South Fourth Street. ut l1:40 o'clock
christmas day. She leaves. besides her
husband, three children. Misses Oracle
olard and Willard.
Tho funeral took place from the resi-
deace at 3:2) o'clock yesterday afternoon,
The services being conducted by Rev. Mr..
Wallace
DEATH OF MR.. IdUBARD.
Henry c. HUBBARD and old and we'll
known citizen OF this city. died yesterday
morning at his home, No. las Balm
bridge Street. Mr.. HUBBARD was taken
sick Gas: Tuesday morning He Was
1ifty-stx years old. He served during
the war WIKI The Manchester Artillery
Company. He had been q resident Of
Manchester Tor forty-nine years, and
was employed al the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works Tor The past thirty years.
a WIDOW and four children. Willie. C!ar-
ence, Cleveland. and Miss Emma HUBBARD,
survive him. lie was a member or Pick
cit Camp and the Red Men The funeral
viii take place THIS afternoon at 1 o'clock
from the residence.
Miss Motive Bard. OF upper Rainbridce
Street. wilo has just recovered from :,
sever" attack Of -sfla,nnatory rheu,na
iism. Is again confined 10 her room with
iaIsnsitis.
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