The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
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! MARRIAGE IN WASHINGTON
Io.si Lodges 0. J. o. Z. A. n. Send Delegates
10 session Of State Couueil--At Stockton
Street Church News, Personal and
Brie! items from Manchester.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times, I
No. 1loa Hull Street.

i sisSssCtasSIcr bureau, ,tSlcGEnOll& aaH4es,t
No. 1lOa Hull Street.
The Business Mems Association he'd a
very Interesting meeting last night Vice
President Pulliala occupied the char in
The absence OF President IL G. Beattie.
The attendance was small. yet much bus
mess OF Importance was transacted
Mr.. a j. Dafrron. chairman OF the
Traffic Association. reported that the
Southern Railway and .nc Atlantic Coast
Line were discriminating in their rates
Tor shipping iurGitire. lie said the Man
chester people couid make the furniture
as cheap as northern factories, but We're
handicapped in shipping II, the difference
being nearly one hundred per cent. more
To ship furniture TO northern cities than
for them to ship il here.
Mr. Pulliain vacated the chair and
made a report chairman of the Street
Car Committee. He wanted the body TO
force the Passenger and Power Company
10 put better tracks on Perry Street.
Mr.. a. j. Gallagher moved that the
Executive Committee be enlarged In or
der to have a quorum of committeeman
meet at any time.
THE DOG QUESTION.
The dog nuisance was discussed. and it
WAS DECIDED 10 find out how many dogs
were now in the city without medals. Mr..
P1llliam said he did not wish to reflect
on any one. yet he knew that such was
the case.
The finances of the association We're
taken up with a good deal OF interest.
Mr. Gallagher moved that the Room Com
mtttee try to collect the dues OF the as
ISOLATION.
The secretary Will notify all committees.
to report next meeting night what
r1ra is
Mr. Pullian was very much interested in
the absent members and made q very en-
thusiastc talk, earnestly urging those
present to get the others more interested.
AT STOCKToNsSTREET.
very interesting programme has been
arranged for tonight at Stockton-Street
Church. Messrs Charlie Morris and Ar
thur Davidson will deliver addresses on
the Efficiency of Service. They are
two well-known young men of this city,
and very entertaining takers.
WE'D IN WASHINGTON.
Miss Annie W. Shotwell, of this city,
and Mr.. William G. Tarrant, of RICH
mond- We're married in Washington yes
terdaYs afternoon at j o'clock. This will be
Il great surprise to the many friends OF
this popular couple, as only a very few of
their most intimate friends knew OF their
intentions. There were no objections
rents of the young couple. but they de-
cided they would rather wed in Wash
ington than at home.
They were met in Washington by Mr.
Clarence Walden. Of this city, who went
TO The Capital City Monday night to make
arrangements for the marriage.
Miss shotwell is the accomplished
daughter of AIR. A. D. Shotwell, OF No
500 StoWardin Avenue, and has many
friends in this city and Richmond. Mr.
Tarrant is prescription clerk of the T..
or Drug Company, OF Richmond, and is
exceedingly popuar in that city.
After an extended northern. trip the
newly married couple will make this city
their future home.
personal AND BRIEF.
Miss Ray Evans, of Petersburg who
has been visiting Miss Bessie Alsop, Of
this city. has returned home, after spend.
ing a delightful week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mayo, who have
been visiting relatives here, have return
et to their home in Petersburg
Miss Crawley. OF Washington, and Miss
AGREE, of Petersburg. who have been Wis
iting the Misses O'Bliefl. o. Cowardin.
Avenue, have returned to their respective
homes.
Dr.. T. H Marshall. of Bedford city. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. j. c. Sneilings, on
Porter Street.
Mrs. DIR. T. j. Baker, of Longdale, va.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. j. C.. Snellings,
on Porter Street.
Mr.. Olive. Chapman has received in
formation that his brother, Arthur. who
resides in Washington State, recently had
his back broken by "a large iron shaft
falling upon him. His condition at the
time OF the report was critical.
Mr.. Jesse Taylor, who has been SO very
i'll at his home, on Fourth Street, was
very much improved Monday, but still
weak and unable to leave his bee.
Messrs. Z. II. Wells and ID r., PM
liam attended the Chesterfield County
Court Monday. d. j.. Toney was there
also. looking after mis- interests.
Miss Ethel FuQua. who was very il,
with appendicitis, has almost recovered
after a long illness
Rev. Mr.. Clabler. the pastor, is con-
Quoting series of revival meetings at
Trinity Methodist Church, at Chester
field Courthouse.
Miss Cora Toney has returned to her
home. in Powtatan county, after spend
ing 3, week with relatives in the city.
Mrs. Hattie B. Kelly. who is teaching
school near West Point. was in the city
Sunday.
The ladies Of the Bainbridge# Street
Baptist Church will open a War of
Roses. at the Leader Hall, October 90
1901. lasting one week.
Miss Postiiler. Of Barton Heights, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Z. T. Davis, on
Decatur Street.