The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
MANCHESTER;
VETERANS
. Members Of Joseph L. Johnston
Camp Met Last Night
IS iii Social Session.
POLICE ARE ON THE LOOKOUT
Committees to Hold Meetings,
Mr.. r. A. Bowen to Retire.
Birthday Celebrated.
Manchester Is,,rcau Times Dispatch, I
fH7Tl No, 11O2 Hull street.

Manchester Isurcau Times Dispatch,
H 5H1l No. 11O2 Hull Street. }
#3 The Confederate war veterans OF MANI
chester. members Of the Joseph II. john
II ston Camp. gathered in social session III
Jcrdans Hall last night, and spent u
thoroughly enjoyable evening. About for
4 e. were present. Colonel Arthur Evans
. n,oae n short talk, and tho Rev. Mr..
"A cridlin, chaplain OF the camp, also snoke'
n "a delightful monograph concert was
conducted by Mr.. j. w. Sparrow, after
which supper was served by Mr.. u T..
TROY, Tho occasion was In all respects
d most pleasant ono The supper ana
j cnncert will be repeated next Thursday
night at the same place.
\ On the second Sunday OF the month the
4; camp will assemble In the nal ma so
\ 81 a body to tho Stockton Street Bnptist
Il Church. where they will hear special
lHermon by the Rev. Mr.. Cridl.n.
Aii&E2 ON THE LOOKOUT.
y Tho yigilant police OF Manchester arc
: mn q constant watch for tho midnight
ii. ,,rowlcrs, who arc playing havoc IN some
sections Of the state with banks and DIE
u stores Tho Wholesale robberies every
where and particularly the recent dis-
4 L1rrbances Of this character IN Richmond,
Y Ehave stirred the police up conslderaoly.
hand have caused them 20 ,euouo .,'<, .nv's
Ecfforts to prevent any such occurrences
Z lsn Manchester. Captain Lipscomb si,d
slast night that lie was particularly AFRAID
s, a. the bank robbers. Up to TINS tllhe,
# however. there was nothing OF TINS sort
and tho town was very quiet. ~ sharp
lookout is being steadily kept pI
y STREET COMMITTEE
"a
}nnd transacted its usual business. l'li!s
B were anproycd and tho reports from the
X cfv' engineer were received ana accept
Il / I'D Permission was granted to the bell
b iTelephonc Company to erect certain poles
Iplong its route. a..
Il ,11ealth Committee both met anu Trans
as iacted routine business.
COURT NEWS.
Is s.veroI bows, charged with creating u
H, d,ut,,rbancc in the Oak Grove Church last
# | Sunday night, will be tried To-day pelole
Squire Chea ham. The boys were III me
"A aisle of the church when they were piuceu
under arrest ny Pollceman an, Ma r,arpe aud
y / are the sons OF Messrs. Johns, clarKe anu
II Eby Of Oak Grove.
sttf Green NcAdoo. tho negro charged win
numbering his wife In Greensboro, ~, -
II has been arrested in Emporia rae traV-
cled there under the namo OF deo'se
Copeland.
Canaan Drane. charged with assaultins
and beating his wife, will be tried to-day
before Squire Chatham
"a THE SOCIAL WdIRL.
The cighticth birthday anniversary or
Mrs Rider, mother or S. c. Nunnally,
was celebra ted by her children and grand
* children In Mr.. Nunnally's homo IN
Swasnboro last Friday night. The chill
dren OF Mrs Rider, who were present
were Messrs. S. G. Nunnally p, a. Nun
nully and Mrs Matte Mitchell and their
families Grandchildren present We're j.
4 A. Clarke and family, Z. II. Clarke and
family. Mrs. NJ. G. Rock and family. Mrs.
Viola Scott Harvey Clarke and wife,
IS Laurence Clarke, Misses Alma and Bes-
y sic Clarke and Miss Maud Crutchtield.
y d. NJ Walker and wife, Of Drewrys
Bluff; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Walker. Mr..
and Mrs c. A. Blankcnship. Mrs. j..
~ w. Clary. Miss Mary Walker, Mrs. Ella
Vaughn Thomas Scott. j. c. Rock and
y the Rev. j. II. Routten and family.
CHURCH NEWS
A run1nlnge sale will be held cary Sat-
W urday at the old Tavern building by the
ladies Of the cambridge Street Baptist
n Church.
/. The Rev. w. ". siss has returned to
the city and +SA1l occupy his pulpit In
5t Clopton Street Church morning and eve
ming Sunday.
The Rev. Landon Green. the new pas
tor of Oak Grove Church, is pleasing
his congregation with his sermons. He
will preach morning and evening Sunday.
Several new members have been added
+ 10 the congregation OF Cowardin Avenue
I'M Christian Church as n result OF the work
\ OF the Rev G. O, Woodward, the young
pastor Of that church.
WILL. RETIRE.
III Mr.. II. a. Bowen will retire from tho
Board OF Supervisors OF Chesterfield at
the meeting to be held on the third Mon
day Of this month. His successor Mr.,
tJoseph Middendorf. will begin work in
tJanuary.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
s%i Tho condition of Mrs. l.. c. Marshall
fis reported to be much worse.
A delightful Tea was given last night
at the Catholic school house for the ben
tctit OF the Sacred Heart Church.
Mrs. j. Craze, who has been III for
some time. Is improving
Miss Marie Il, Hancock. OF Mosley $
# Junction. spent several days this week
with her grandmother. Mrs Il. NJ. Hall,
who has been very III.
Miss Carrie o. Bailey, of Midlothian,
spent several days this week with her
uncle. G. a, Bailey, Of Richmond,
5 c.. a. Bailey and wife and CabelI Hud-
son spent Thanksgiving with L. ". Bal
ley, OF Midlothian.
WEST END ANGELS.
EFT An enjoyable entertainment was glyer
at Cersley's Hall. Swansboro, last nigh,
by the West End Angels for the benefit OF
4 The Willing Workers of Clopton Street
Baptist Church Their vocal and instru
mental numbers We're well rendered ant
s literally appauded by large and ap
preciative audience.
Mrs. Jennie ieamans and Master Levin
Kracker added greatly to the pleasure o
the evening,