The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
DEATHS in
MANCHESTER
Tie Funeral Of Mrs. Morris Will
Take. Place This After
4. 3 noon. l5.
BURIAL OF MRS. RICHMOND
Superintendent&of Water Sharp.
Has Troubles Of His Own.
Mrs. Prices Death.

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Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.l
AZ II. No. 1902 Hill Street.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas II. Nor
ris will take place from Asbury Church
ut 8 O'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Morris died at her residence. NO.
316 East Nineteenth Street, al noon yes
terday. aged sixty-three years. She was
d highly respected lady and much be-
loved. She leaves two children, Mr., W..
j. Morris and Mrs. T. N. Bowman.
DEATH OF MRS. RICHMOND
Mrs. Carrie Cousins Richmond wife of
w. d VI r Richmond, died at her home, near
Clopton, carly yesterday, aged forty
years, 5
& SHE leaves her husband and three chill
dren, her mo ther, one brother and one
sister, The funeral will be at o'clock
to-day from the residence, and the burial
will be In RIVER View.
Mrs. Richmonds death is deplored by a
largo circle Of friends.
WATER TROUBLE.
The Manchester Water Works has en-
pelfenced all sorts of trouble this winter.
Several times already the pipes leading
into the reservoir have been frozen and
citizens have been put to great disad-!
vantage by the shutting off OF wafer
Schools have had to close and manutac-
turing concerns have had to shut down.,
and the department has been at great.
disadvantage. Is
Everything possible has been done to
avoid this, but the unprecedented weather
has operated against It. Yesterday Inc
water was off for three hours or from
to Az NJ.
The Council will probably take some
action In the matter so as to allow su-
perlntendent Sharp the means by wh ni,l
he may rearrange the opening into the
pipes that lead to the reservoir.
DEATH OF MRS. PRICE.
The funeral. of Mrs. Nloll!e c. P i1cc
will be5sfroul Cowardin5 Avenue Ci ltli';
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. z.
Mrs, Price died late Wednesday night
1T the residence OF her d. tighter, Mrs
M. b. Staples, No 1917 Hull street. She
was we'll known and beloved BY many
friends who regret her death.
FRATERNAL VISIT. .
Liberty Council, Jr. O. U, a. NJ, Is
making big preparations to pay a fra
tcrnal visit to Parick Henry Council. IN
Fulton. at an early date. The 2Fulton
council Is also making large prepalr'an;-,
and 1t Is quite certain that good tlnao
will be had by all concerned.
MR., BRENT TO SPEAK.
MI r. P, Brent EiNl sneak to the pn-
Iii.
pils Of the public schools at 1880 o'clock o'clock
{ this afternoon. He. takes the place OF
Z Ljeutenant Governor Willard, who is pre-
vented from speaking by a death In his
family. Mr. Brent's subject VIII be
"Washlngton, and from his well known
reputa ion as a sneaker his address may
be looked forward to as an interesting
enc.
He is secretary Of the board Of public.
instruction. n SAL
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Brice Is reported as Improved. She
has been sick for some time at her home,
near Forest Hill. &, Sta
A mcerre OF Hestia Conclave will be
held tonight at the hail. Eighth and
Hull Streets
Mr.. w. W. Crump continues Ill at his
residence, No. 229 East Tenth Street.
The Earnest Workers Of the Presby-
terian Church are arranging an inter
estIng programme for the colonial tea
to be given next Tuesday evening at.
No. 1923 sMcDonough Street.