The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18
PRETTY MARRIAGE
IN MANCHESTER.
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Miss Matte Hardy Becomes the
Bride Of Mr.. Gillespie.
DEATH RECORD YESTERDAY
Small Daughter Of Mrs. Samuel Wrigh,
pie.-Mrs. Smith and Mr.: Ford
Pass Away-oficers for Sunday
Schooi-S~u.hside Notes.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
No 1lO2 Hull Street
Surrounded by many friends and reia-
tives. Miss Matte K Hardy, the pretty
and attractive daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Hardy OF No. 222 West Seventh
Street last night became the bride Of
Mr.. John w. Gillespie. prosperous
farmer of Milton, N. c.. the Rev. r. J.
Rateman, Of the latter place. performing
tho ceremony. a reception was rendered
the couple and their friends Immediately
afterwards, and at II o'clock last evening
they boarded the Atlantic Coast Line
train for their future home.
Miss L.dia v. Hardy, sister OF the
bride, was maid Of honor. and Misses
Jennie Lewis and Rosa Emory were
bridesmaids MIR. Charles w. Wilimeth
wa. best man The bride was attired In
\ handsome blue travelling dress. and
carried white carnations. Her attendants
were dressed in white, and carried
flowers.
Among those present at the reception
and marriage were Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Gillian, MI. and Mrs. w. B. Smithers,
Mr.. and Mrs. J ohm Jones, MT. and Mrs
a. l. Greenwood, Mrs. W. II. Cook MISS
Oracle Cook. D. ". Page A 3. HARDY
r. NJ. Pryor. Mrs. G. IL. CARRIER, C. L.
Oscar, 7. T. Totty. D. D. Daniels ana
others.
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Clara. the seven year-old child OF Mr.
samuel Wright, died last night at the
a,orne az her grandmother. Mrs. Marsa-
rette Wright No. 4o7 Bainbridge street
The little girl had been Ill for some t'1ne'
And her death was not wholly surprise
70 the members Of the family. she was Is, u
niece of Policeman A. S. wright. iie
funeral will take place this afternoon at
,.a,,o Rev Asa DTlSCoil OH
iciating.
NJ Z Ford. of No. 4o5 West Seventh
srtreet died last night after short III
ness Of consumption. He is survived oS
widow and four children. two sons aio
two daughters. =, a,r-
.haster about two years ago. and has
since resided on Seventh street 7,s
s.,,h Games as a surprise to his "hole
FAMILY and a large circle OF frienos.
Mrs, smith an aged lady, residing on
Rairbridge Street, near Fifth o.eu iasl
night after a short illness. WINE lio
particulars Of the death coulo NC ~ ~. ..I
- the hour Of the happening 1t was s@.iu
a. @ voc an old citizen of the city.
n,a funeral arrangements will be mace
later. .oo,- -,1.ce
.as+ny6,y afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from
the home on cambridge Street, the i.en.
r. v. Badly officiating. lnterneh. MaH
made in Maury Cemetery Inc 49, ,, lt.e
gentlemen were paIl-bearers: Mess >.
-. Avis s H. Anderson. Henry
S3ead. w. f. Flournoy. and Captain
James A Lipscomh.
HAD HEMORRl1AGE.
While at work yesterday AFTERNOON. -h'
Ben Babcr. well known citizen Oh lhe
CITY. suffered a very severe hemofrhase
from the nose. and had to be taken 10 his
home where he was last night in Sc
,,o,,s condition. Not long ago Mr.
Raber was paralyzed on one side, ana
the hemorrhage coming at this time may
place him in bed for some time
Mr. Terrell Pulley, a popular and well
known young Manchesterian who was
injured in Pittsburg about SIX weeks aso
came to his home he.e yesterday alter
noon. His ankle was broken by falling
fron, a box car while IL was at work,
and he has since that time been IN a
hospital. He is son OF Mrs L e.
Pulley, Of Fourteenth Street, ana
brother of Mr.. Poine Pulley.
white man fell near Dorset's drug
store In Swansbo.o last night, receiving
quite a painful wound about the head. He
was later taken to his home and treated
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICIALS
Sunday-school officers for the ensuing
wear were elected at cambridge Street
Baptist Church last night the occasion
being one Of the grandest meetings OF
the members in some time. The church
was crowded with the members. The fol-
lowing is the list of those elected: Super
intendent, Mr.. John E. Utz; Assistan'
Superintendent. D. r. Griffith: Secretary.
2 O. Nunnally; Assistant Secretary. La
telle Bass; Treasurer. B. L. Sykes:
Chorister T. z. Bulton: Assistant Chor-
lister D. r. Griffith. Pianist, Miss Collie
Lowell: Assistant Pianist. Miss Edna
Bay,ey: Superintendent of Infant De-
,oartment; Mrs A c. Harding: Assistant
Miss Emma Lamb: Librarian. c. A. Wat
kins: Ushers. Messrs S. c. Phillips.
George Davidson, Latelle Bass, w. H.
Martin. and NJ. a. Tatum; Trustees are
Messrs B. A. Nunnally. f. a. Lamb,
John E. Utz, B. NJ. Robertson, and w.
Brands.
OF! at this time is selling from cent to
e. cent and half cheaper in Manchester
than IN Richmond. In the West End OF
Richmond the merchants are charging
u cents per gallon, and in only a re"
places over here is the charge greater
than thirteen. One place goes down as
low as lie cents. Bananas are selling
at one grocery here for twenty cents 3
bunch. With at least fifty TO the bunch.
Tutter is from two TO three cents
cheaper than in Richmond. Eggs are
about one cent higher than in Richmond
anu the price of chickens is somewhat in
excess of the Quotat!on across the river.
Within the past day or SO chickens haze
gene up about two cents. and are in de-
n.and at that.
WHIPPING CASE TO-DAY.
Jefferson Mann. a white man of Man
chester, about forty years of age, and
Ann Brodnax. a negro woman. Will APP
psar before Mayor Maurice this morning.
the negro woman. with long switch.
proceeded Monday night to thrash the
Nh;te man until nothing but FRAGILE
was left IN her hand. Whether she had a
,cs sonable excuse for the chastisement
Will be known after the hearing to-day.
He claims that he was simply standing
near her from door when she rushed out
and commenced to WELD the switch. He
csme to the Police Station and told OH
Ger Wright Of the trouble. He was adj
rised to SO and get a warrant. but did
not. a summons was issued against
tt III, and they appeared yesterday morn