The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
NEWS FROM
MANCHESTER
Finance Committee Of Council
Spent Some Time Discuss
ing Next Years Budget.
COMMON COUNCIL TONIGHT
Expected That Number Of Inter-
csting Matters Will Come UP.
With Fraterilal Orders.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch.
- No, 1902 Hull Street,

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
M No. 1902 Hull Street.
Tho Finance Committee Of the Man
chester Council! held an important meet
IN. last night. The session was executive,
but 1t IS understood that tho needs OF
tho various. city departments were under
discussion and considerable progress IN
n,nl,inE up the budget was made.
1he Common Council will hold what
bids fair to be an exceedingly interest
Ing meeting tonight. A number OF mat
tiers Of primal Importance are likely to
be brought UP.
INTERESTING FLoTsAnr.
Stockton Street Church choir will prac-
ticc at Professor Cridlin's store on Satur-
day. 3t II,
The wife OF Superintendent Brice. OF the
Passenger and Power Company, Is III ut
her home on Semrnes Avenue. Z
uestia Council, l. o. H., met last night
in regular session. -, q
Miss Nellie lIorner has returned fYom
The he funeral Of Jacob Grimes will be
from the home d his aunt. Mrs l.. Lewis,
No. 7l3 Perry Street, this afternoon. ana
the burial vii! niIA hs n Maa1y cene'sfs
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4 Councilman a. w. tanr and MISS ElnIna
III. Smith were married at the home OF
the bride. "Wednesday night. OWING no ,o
recent. bereavements IN the fanny - o M
RSr,"Tahr lis 4 prominent plum Der;
Philip Levy was fined $50 By squire
Cheatham for peddling goods IN swans swans
boro wit tfi ,qh1S s i!Sen couNc1L.
4 Murray, councillor OF Liberty
Council, No.13, J.. O.. u. a. N. has mace
the following appointments for the ne ehsu-
ing six months: 34a Eai.S3
S Snriai 'clommimltteeAH. G.. jennings. A.
II Thomas 9. y; An q ki j. n dsnrS
4 Ra, F. F sr and W. W. II. T TeKsso'
assistant Relief Committee-First Ware,
%. j. Andre ws; = Second Ward. j.. G. BOOK.
man; Third Ward. ~: Jenn;; ,nya : 4us w
Cr rid Chesterfield county, L. w. Bur-
ton and d. II. Eu1ua. A,y,a
Committee on Delinquents-A; q; A MIS-
F. ,: y h ad IL II L & atb fsan,hss' 0
The quarterly report for the quarter
showed the council mado O profit II for y t ,ae
quarter Of s3l7.64. after paying s225.l6 Tor
sickness oF sRfe!ESa III INSTALLED .
council, No. .. IS. Of AZ, tho Following OH,
GERS were Installed for the ensuing t err nj
councillor, o. B. Hopkins; v!oe-counc.li3,rI,
Miss Norma Green; assistant vlce-councl-
d or, Claude Whitaker: recording secretary,
Mrs. Clayton; assistant recording see ei1, 7.
tary, M, C.. Silver; treasurer. Il =. lilli'
financial secre tary. V. NJ. wilcox; com-
ductor, S. j. Bullock; warden. j. y. e1lil'
inside sentinel. Mrs. w. NJ Johnson OUT
side sentinel, w. M. Johnson. i.
T" Refreshments were served AFTER tn l,1
meeting by r. Nance at No. 81 Hull
Street.
A meeting of the City Mission was held'
Mt which the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: MT ": -
Moody, president: Mrs. Joseph ". 81, Br9-
naugh. vice president; Mrs. W. 3; BRAD
lev. second vice president: Miss Edna Dh-
wilson, secretary; Mrs. A. J. Daffron,
treasurer, .,an
as president of the mission.
The treasurer announced that She hao
received check for $3.50 from the Man
chester Lodge of Elks. to be used In aid
ing the poor OF the city.
It was announced that the mission would
give leap year tea In the home, OF Mrs.
w, b. Bradley January 18TH, for the ben
eft OF the poor OF the city.
Among those at the meeting We're MISS
es Edna Davidson Florrye Moody, Mrs.
G. N. Walker. Mrs. Moody, Mrs; Bro,
naugh, Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Richmond
Miner, Mrs. Daffron and others.
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