The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
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IN MANCHESTER. 4 | [. He.
VIII Spend Carnival Week With
Their Relatives.
A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE,
President cbristy Inspeets Electric Line
Church Services To. Day-News Per-
sonal and Brief Items
From manchester.
Bureau. Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. l102 Hull Street. J
There are many visitors in Manchester
just at this time. The greater mum Der OF
them having como to spend Carnival
week with friends and relatives. rms
week, as on former Carnival occasions
in Richmond, the town will be extremely
quiet and the streets almost deserted.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
A prominent Republican trom PoWha-s
tan county, while al the city yesterday,
stated that his party would, in all prob
ability, put out a candidate for the House
OF Delegates this fall. He said 1t was
not done because of the supposed d1ssat-
iSfaction of the Democrats of the county
with their nominees, but because OF the
Republican strength in Powhatan and the
fact that q Republican State ticket was
in the field. He said he was afraid there
was not such a split in the democratic
party in his county as some might pc
lieYe. There seem very few" ne salc,
who will not support Baker and Ioney.
OVER THE LINE
President Christy and other officials OF
the Cleveland Construction Company
went out yesterday on the construction
car over the line of the Richmond and
Petersburg Electric Railway Company
The car, which has been running only q
few days, carried the party as tar as
BelIewoods. Mr.. Christy expressed him
self as much pleased with the work on
the line, its progress and substantial
character. Litigation has greatly de-
layed the completion OF the line, but now
the way seems clear with the exception
of the crossing Of the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad, where it Is now heid up
by an Injunction.
no r
future a candy factory is to be established
in the city. Mr.. p. O. Williams, of Penn
sylvania, who is now in the city, is at the
head Of the enterprise and hopes to Sc
cure suitable quarters in which to put his
plant in operation.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev. z. V. Badly viii preach morning
and evening at acknowledgement Baptist
Church The theme for the morning
service will be 1.-THE Prodigals Brother"
This will be the third sermon in series
on THE Story Of the Prodigal Son" The
theme for the evening sermon: The
Name Wonderful"
Central Methodist Church-Sunday-
school at 9:15 A. VI. Preaching by pas
tor at II A. M. and s P. NJ. EpWorth
League devotional meeting at I'D NJ
The pastor, Rev. ". w. Sisll will fill his
Clopton-Street Baptist Church to-day.
The Sunbeam Society of Clopton-Sueet
Baptist Church will meet a $3.50 in the
afternoon.
Mr.. Sisk has been engaged in a meeting
at Central Baptist Church, III Chesterfield,
this week. The meeting was a very sue
cessfui one and a number of accesslons
We're made to the church.
PERSONAL AND BRET.
Miss Evelyn Pollard, of KING William
county, is the guests Of Mrs. William
George Pollard.
the little son of Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Rob
inson was somewhat better yesterday.
Misses Matte Robertson and Annie La
Neare, of Crewe, is visiting Mrs. j. A.
Williamson, on McDonough Street.
Mrs James Powell of Staunton, will be
the guest of Mrs. w. II. White during
Carnival week.
Mr. p. V. Cogbill. Clerk of Chesterfield
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. L. o. Davis. OF Powhatan county,
was in the city yesterday or business.
\ rocket-hooll containing 90 cents and
several st:eet-car tickets was found yes
ter5ay near Tonticello Springs. The
owner may recover it by calling at r. y.
Bowers. on Thirteenth and Hull Streets.
Mr. A. L. Burton now with S. UllEnan's
Son. grocery firm. has occupied q position
with the Manchester Supply Company,
which will open business on Eighth and
Hull Street this week.