The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
Barhanl- Clements.

Barhafn-Clenent
a marriage Of interest to many Man
chesterans and to all OF tho citizens
of Swansboro was that celebrated ycster-
day morning at II o'clock, when Miss
Annie Barhnm became the bride OF Mr..
Walter L. Clements, now Of Spencer,
n G., but former resident of Swans
boro. Clopton Street Church was artis-
tically decorated for the occasion. and
the ceremony was performed by the pas
tor, Rev. j. r. Cooke.
MIR. Richard Harris and Miss Ella
Priddy were married Wednesday night at
the home of the bride, Immediately
after tho ceremony they left for WASH
ington and will be gone for n week or
more. Mr.. Harris is employed at Ull-
mans store, and has Il largo circle Of
friends in Manchester.
Music Be Repeated.
By special request from a large mum
Der Of members Of the church, the choir
OF cambridge Street. Baptist Church will.
on next Sunday repeat the Christmas
music that was so much enjoyed by the
congregation last Sunday
The choir OF Bainbridge Street Baptist
Church is one Of tho best In the city.
Following are tho members of It: Soprano,
n4rs. R. Il. Shifflet. alto. Mrs. Allen Pet
tigrew; tenor Mr.. Y. II. Burton; baritone,
Mr.. W. ]. Morrisette; organist Mr. w.
X. Mathews.
Mrs. Anna McRae Dead.
Mrs. Anna McRae, widow OF tho late
DR.. A. T.. McRae, died late yesterday
afternoon in tho residence of her son,
Mr.. Scott McRae, No. 40 West Twelfth
Street. Mrs. McRae was sevcnty-six
years of age. She was widely known and
prominently connected in Manchester and
in the State. and her death will be greatly
deplored.
She Is survived by three sons and one
aughter-Messrs. Scott McRue Of the
Il. 3. Taylor Company. Of Richmond;
Henry McRae, of New York, and Collin
McRae, of Norfolk, and Mrs. Embrey.
of Manchester.
The funeral will be at 3 o'clock this
afternoon from the Central Methodist
Church.
Negro Drops Dead.
Long Cole. colorcd, Of Manchester,
dropped dead at the glass works yes
to-day afternoon.
Semi Annual Dividend.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Bank of Manchester, held this week IA
semi-anual dividend Of three per cent.
was declared. free Of all taxes. This is
the second year of the existence OF the
institution and It's directors and stock
business that Is being done and the out
look for the future. Tho bank Is now In
a nourishng condition and Is growing
rapidly
Personals and Briefs.
The Court of Appeals has granted n
writ of error and supcrscdeas In the
case Of n. y. Porter against w. e, Grant
ct ais, from the Circuit Court Of Chester
field county.
Mr.. g. J. Pittman, of No. 800 East
Tenth Street, Is very III With pneumonia.
The Christmas entertainment at Sacred
Heart Catholic Church was Very c2uch
enjoyed by large crowd of old and
young.
Oliver Bottomley and Thomas Voshcll
were sent to jail for ten days yesterday
morning by Mayor Maurice on the charge
of being Migrants.
Mr. Preston Smith and family are visit
Ing relatives in Danville. Va, and
Greensboro, N. G.
MRS. Hay Garnett entertained yester-
day afternoon from 4 to o'clock in honor
Of her cousin, Miss Pattle Lacy, Of
Lynchburg.
Mr. w. r. Porter has returned from a
trip to Atlanta, Ga. to see his son, Mr..
"A. a. Porter
Miss Armstrong, OF Culpeper, Va, is
tho guest OF tho Misses. Sampson, No.
1860 cambridge Street,
Miss 2cCullen and Miss Majet nre
visiting Miss Annie Ruckcr, No. Decatur
Street,
Mr.. Wether, of Savannah. Ca. is visit
ing his friend. Mr.. Stanley Robertson
in Woodland Heights.
Mr. Eddie Wilkinson of Hull Street. is
suffering from pneumonia.
Mrs, Minnie Cole and Miss Lena Ken
neGy are the guests of Miss Clara Dick
erson, No. 20l East Eleventh Street,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, II, Connor. Of Buck
ingham county. are visiting tho home of
Mayor II. a. Maurice
Asbury Methodist Church Is now out
of debt. the entire debt of over 5000
having been wiped out by the congrega-
ton, and the church will start the new
year free OF all membranes.
| Misses Nellie and Halle Dickinson. who
are Spending the winter in New York
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