The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
H.DAY in
MANCHESTER
Tic Joseph Z. Johnston Camp
10 Hear Special 81
Sermon.
BALDWlN.BREDRUP WEDDING n
Leap Year Tea for the Benefit.
Of the Poor-Pcrsonal
.l Notes.

Manchester Bureau. Times Dspatc
No HOP Hull Street.
Joseph Il. Johnston Camp, G. ", Will
attend the services at Central Clutch on
Sunday night. st that time rev. =. NJ.
Chandler will preach u sermon on Cen
cral Loe."
Tho camp will meat on next Tuesday
night, when exercises appropriate to the
occasion Of General Lees birthday Will
BE- held. Tho camp met last night and
made arrangements
BALDW1N-BRIIpRu r. 58.
The wedding DC Mr.. Hunter AZ. Bald-
Win and Miss Bessie Prearup yesterday
was u social event. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. r. NJ. Chandler. at
tho residence Of Mrs. W.B1 Moody. M.
1926 Porter street. Professor Cri1lin
played the wedding march. beautiful
composition OF his own, which was ded-
icatcd to the bride.
Thc bride IS n most attractive Young
Indy, and tho groom Is Brother OF MIR.
H. J.. Baldwin, the dry goods lnrr-
Chant. 4itt
o.. and Mr.. Baldwin's brother acted as
best man.. 80
rhe couple left for the North to be.
away about two weeks
LEAP YEAR TEN. st
The ladies Of the City Mission Will
give IL ten at tho residence Of Mrs W..
a., Bradley, Fourteenth and l3ainbrttge
streets, this evening, FOR the benefit OF
the poor Of tho city. This mission has
done much good during the winter. ara
II Is hoped there VIII pc Il goou al'eiiu e
ancc tonight.
BRANCH POSTOFFICE
Postmaster Beatte will to-.lay open q
branch station Of the posloffce at w.
w. Friend S drug store, HUI Street ano
Cowardln Avenue This station is es-
established for tho benefit Of the resi-
dents Of that section o. The city. winch
is quito Il distance from the postoffice.
Mr.. Friend will have charge OF he sta
ton. a money order business VIII Do
conducted there.
FUNERAL OF MIR. CUEARY.
Mr. w. j. Cleary, of Manchester, who
a.ed in Greensboro. was buried IN that
city yesterday morning at II o'clock from
the Episcopal Church.
He leaves II widow and seven children.
MI. Ccary has been in Greensboro for
scme years. He was u native Of Man
chester, where he has many friends,
who regret his death.
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
News has been received from MI. \.
Il. Hubbard, :; Manchester boy now IN
! the Philippines. lie writes that ne IS
we'll He has been In tho United States
army for several years.
Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Pollard have re-
turned to Greensboro.
Mrs, i. III. Tally is seriously i'll ut her
home, No. 100 Hull Street. s!
Paul, tho son of Assistant Postmaster
Beattic, is getting along nicely. lie has
lust been operated on by DIR. George
Ben Johnston, at Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. j. Fl. Latham Is improving.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Tho Finance Committee will meet to-
night to begin work on the budget. The
subcommittee on licenses will probably
be ready to make a report at the next
meeting of Council. This committee
hcpes to raise several thousand dollars
in revenue from revision OF the license
tax list.
The movement In the Legislature to
re store to Manchester and other places
tho taxation on rolling stocks Of railroads
that was taken away by the Corpora tion
Commission, has encouraged councilmcn
to feel that after all the city may not
lose that taxation. which amounts to a
little over 5000 annually
With this back upon the list the Street
Committee hopes to get an increase on
last years appropriation OF $1,000
The Finance Committee Is composed
of men with the city's interest at heart,
and they are expected to be as liberal In
their appropriations as consistent with
the income.
KING ELECTED.
Royal Arch Chapter. No. As. A. II. s
A. NJ, met last night and elected A. L.
Sampson to the position of "king" tc
fill the position made vacant by the death
OF Charles r. Craig. r. r.. Brown was
chosen Scribe to succeed Mr.. Sampson
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