The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
BAZAAR in
MANCHESTER
Great Success Of the Daughters
and Juniors at Leader
Hall.
OUTING Of THE ELITE CLUB
Puritan Day to be Observed.
Preparing the Delinquent
License List.

Manchester Bureau. Tlmes-Dspatch
I'M No. 1lo2 Hull Street
The bazaar at Leader Hall is going
along in splendid shape. and the "Daugh-
tiers and Juniors are reaping har-
vest that will make them feel glad.
The programme of amusements nightly
Is OF the highest class Of entertainers
from Richmond and Manchester. SO far
some OF the best have appeared, ine CIV
ing Mr.. James Munn's Comedy Fair,
Wilson and Freeman, Colonel Allen, Cap
tain Hart, Miss Gertrude Allen, Mr.. AL
bert Anthony and others
Manager Sampson has big surprise
up his sleeve. he says for to-night's
performance. He will not disclose the
nature OF the surprise. but VIII leave
III to the audience to Judge for them
selves.
In the meantime the ladies In charge
OF the booths are Aoing good business
with ice cream and other light refresh-
ments. and mt the fancy booths there
are lots OF things to help put money
In circulation. 81
The bazaar will close Tomorrow night
ELITE CLUES OUTING.
Members of the Elite Club are doing
lots Of things at Walkers to make their
outing pass away pleasantly.
Tie club has spread its tent and placed
itself In condition for good time. and
from Walkers is that few
fish are left for those who will go there
after the Elite boys get away.
sWANsBORO CLUB.
The N Swansboro team will play the
Brownies at Broad Street Park on Satur-
day; afternoon. This team has been con-
siderably strengthened and can now do
great things with any team in the fine
Twin City Lea que. With the addition Of
Holland and Charters CaptainaJennings
hopes with his team to come out at the
top when the season closes.
POLICE CIRCLES.
night. Up to midnight nothing was
doing" No reports We're received Of
fights or robberles and there were no
DRINKS in evidence. The force has been
active tor some time, but within the past
few days all has been quiet.
PURITAN DAY.
Manchester Council. Modern Puritans
will celebrate Puritan Day" June 7th
with a big affair at Leader Hall. The
committee having the entertainment in
hand promise very pleasant time. and
large attendance Is expected.
The officers OF the council are: Acting
Past President, w. w. Lumpkin; Presi-
dent. r. "A. Carter; yice-President, j. A.
Williamson: Secretary, w. w. Archer;
Treasurer, J. e. Redford; Chaplain. James
L. Owen: Conductor, e. z. Early; Inside
Guard j.. Fl. Gallagher; Outside Guard
W. Fl, Hubbard; Medical Examiners. E,
G.. Hill and w. F. Merchant.
! Supreme Secretary ia. Neughbauer
Is expected to be present M
SALARY INCREASED.
The congregation Of Cowardn Avenue
Christian Church has raised the salary
OF Rev. G. o. Woodward by $50 year
Mr.. Woodward has done excellent work
at the church since he has been there
He has increased the membership by
ninety members and the Sunday school
has increased from ninety.three to two
hundred and twenty-seyen. He has been
at tho church only nine months,
LICENSES AND TAXES
The delinquent license list in being pre-
pared by Commissioner S. r. Owens This
on Monday the list will be submitted to
the Mayor.
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes H. x.
Reid has published notice calling on
all persons to pay up their taxes for
1903 before June 18th. after which time six
per cent. penalty will be added.
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
Auxiliary Day will be observed by
the Ladies' Aid Society Of Meade Memo
rial Church to-day "A special car will
be run to Petersburg. leaving Seventh
and Perry Streets at o'clock. The COM
mittee embraces the following: Miss L.
r. Walden. Miss Lucille O'Brien, Mrs. e.
q. HILL
Miss Lucy Thornhill. daughter of Rev.
Or. I. r. Thornhll, of Jeffersontown>
Is visiting Mrs. 8, =. Burton. Of No. lso
Bainbridge street,
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