The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
MANCHESTER MAN
TAKES A BRIDE
Mr. Robertson WEEDS Miss TiIIer,
of Chestnut Hill.
WILL BE MARRIED TONIGHT
Miss Carrie Nolan savory TO Become the
Bride OF Mr.. john K. koach-tua,ral Of
Nc. Li.hgow-tersonaI sLd Other
Items from tue South Side.
WILL BE MARRIED TONIGHT
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times. /
No. 1lu2 Hun Street.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
No. HOP HUI Street.
Mr.. John Robertson. OF Manchester.
and Miss Sadie Tiner, OF Chestnut Hill,
were married last night at the home OF
tho bride.
An elegant reception was rendered
them after the ceremony at the home
of Mr.. Robertson, No ilel Decatur
Street. this city
MIR. Robertson is associated with Mr..
NJ. A. Campbell in business, and is a
worthy and popular young man. The
bride is one Of the pretticst young ladies'
of Chestnut Hill, and exceedingly pop
nlar.
TO BE MARRIED TONIGHT.
A beautiful marriage will be solem-
nized at the home OF the brides father.
No. 1921 Semmes Street. tonight when
Miss Carrie Nolan Savory becomes the
{ wife Of Mr.. John r. Roach Rev. DR..
L. r. Tlornhill will oificiate. The par
1ors will be decorated with palms and
cut flowers from Hammond's. Mendels-
sohn's wedding march will be rendered
by Miss Alma Savory. Messrs. George
Davidson and Harvie Harding will he
the attendants.
The bride. who is the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. o. A. Savory, viii be attired
in q mode travelling dress, and will carry
brides roses.
Mr.. Roach is the foreman of the South
ern shops in this city, and is d very
popular young man. The young couple
will leave Immediately for a Southern
tour, and on their return will make this
city their future home.
WATER TURNED OFF.
This cold spell has made many OF
the young men and ladies look up their
skates and think OF a joyous time at
Forest Hill on the lake. They will be dis
appointed in this particular, however, for
was learned from InotornlaE on tn,
Perry-Street line yesterday that all the
water has been turned out of the lake IN
.rder to save the dam. The lake has for
Fears been a popular resort for skaters.
BULLET THROUGH WINDOW.
The little child of Councilman Fair
had a narrow escape from death Sat
uiday evening at her home, NO, l311 De-
satur Street. Mr.. Fair and family were
IN the situng-room OF mis- residence when
suddenly they Were startled by hearing
the report of a gun and the breaking
through the window of a leaden missile.
The pan struck The window IN an up
ward direction and passed over the head
OF the little Child, missing Ter about
six inches, and lodging in the wall, on
the opposite side of the room.
Mr.. lcahr began an Investigation i'm
mediately and found that the shooting
was evidently from Inc back of tic True
Re1ormers store or Very near to this
place. This is based upon the course
OF the bullet. Mr.. Fair hardly thinks
that 1t the work OF an enemy, but
more likely some Of the negroes wl.0 a.. =
on Hull Stle.t mat night. The matter
was reported Immediately to ChIef Of
Poice Lipscomb, and he has the depart
ment hare at work on the case. The
guilty parties Will be severely punished
when captured.
CHILD SCALDED.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
loughby was badly scalded Monday
afternoon at its home, on West Seventh
Street 1t was learned that Mrs VIII
longhby was taking a boiler of hot water
lrvm the stove, when, not Seeing the
child, she poured The BOXING water over
1T. DR.. Broun.X was summoned and
did all in his power to relieve the suffer-
ings of the little one Ste was resting
as easily as could be expected this morn
ing, but her condition is Yet considered
Very critical.
FUNERAL OF MR. LITHGoW.
The funeral of Mr.. W. 7. Lithgow took
place from the Presbyterian Church yes
terday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The ser
vice was conducted by Rev. c. n. Van
knights of Pythias and the N1asons We're
present to pay the last tribute OF respect
to an honored brother The interment
was made in Maury Cemetery.
OVER THE NEW ROAD.
Another trip Was made over the new
road Sunday, and those who had the
pleasure Of goin: have nothing but
praise for the company and the road. Mr..
1Hrese invited the City officials to take the
trip, and there were about fifty who
awaited themselves OF the opportunity.
The trip was made in a short time and
the passengers were shown the possible
speed of the cars. At the new sheds, the
car stopped, and they We're inspected.
The cars now run to Hull Street and SO
nearly to Petersburg, The feed wires are
being connected and everything points TO
The early connection Of the two cities
with the best OF street car facilities.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Lily Council, No. >, d. Of l., held a
large and enthusiastic meeting last night.
This council bids fair to become the
Target in the city in a short time.
Liberty Council, No. Is, Jr. O. Z. A.
M.. met last night in their hall in Swans
boro, and initiated several candidates
This is the banner council of the State
and hast the honor OF having as a mem
Der the present State Councillor, Mr.. r.
i. Criddle.
Rev. Or. L. +. Thornhill is in the city.
For number OF years he was pastor OF
Bainbridge-Street Baptist Church.
Barrels have Very little show from the
boys now. BoEtires VIII be made of them
Christmas. and from the quantity of
them. which has been reported stolen,
the boys will evidently have a good fire.
Mrs. Hattie Flppin is confined to her
home on Perry Street by sickness.
Miss Annie Bergman, who has been
visiting her uncle, Rev. a. c. Bergman,
in Swansboro. Will return TO her home
to-day, to spend the holidays.
The f!remen are having an easy time
this month-not a fire have they had yet
Last month was a busy one with them,
and the rest is u welcome one.
A stated communication of Lodge OF
Strict Observance. No. ao1, A. +. and A
NJ. will be held at the Masonic Temple,
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