The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|DE
Mr.. Curtis, Groom Of Three
Months, Now i'll
Texas.
BAZAAR AT MASONIC TEMPLE.
Many Attended Last Nigl,t-Suc-
cessful Hunt liz Chesterfield.
Personals.
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Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
80. No. 11n2 HUI. Street Z. 1

5sa No. HOP HUI. Street.
Tho bazaar in the Masonic Temple,
under the auspices Of West End Metho-
dist Church. is gaining In popularity, and
a large crowd WAS present last night. The
booths are artistically decorated for the
occasion. and the musical programme
rendered last evening was hugely enjoyed
by all those present. N
There is a change of programme each
night. and those who attend will spend 4
peasant evening. The bazaar will con-
tnue through the week The programme
last night was as folloWs
Duet, Mr.. Smith and Mrs. Adkins; solo,
Miss Florence Moore; recitation. Master
Louis kracker: solo. Mrs. Allen Petit
grew: recitation, Master Louis 1tracker;
solo, Miss Ellington; selection. Guartettc,
By Bainbridge Street Choir.
Very Successful Hunt.
Messrs. James Nunnally, and Thomas
Williams returned last night from very
successful hunting trip to Failing Greek.
Chesterfield county. They brought back
sixteen birds and four hareS, the result
of one afternoons sport. Game is plen-
tiful in the county. say the two gentle
men.
Mi. John r Bond. . well known hunts
man Of the county. exercised his pack of
fox hounds yesterday afternoon. The
chase was a lively one for more than an
hour. Mr. Bond has twenty three fine
hounds and many citizens from Man
chester have ridden behind them in ex-
citing chases.
= Granted Leave of Absence.
The Fire Commissioners Tuesday night
granted to MI. Walter Smith, four 1non.As
leave of absence with pay. Mr.. Smlln
wi " ~ NJ
the hope of regainng his health. He has
been in bad health for some months
past and his many friends in the city
have volunteered contributions TO his aid.
The action on the part Of the Fire Com
missioners is generally commended by
the citizens. Mr.. Smith has made a most
efficient and faithful eploye of the city,
and has host Of friends who hope that
he will shortly be fully recovered.
Hinchey Appealed Case.
j. T.. Hinchcy, charged with stealing
whiskey from S. L. Holloway, was SEN
fenced to thirty days in jail yesterday
morning by Mayor Maurice. The case
continued for three hours in Police Court.
Mr.. H. NJ. Smith, Jr., represented Mr..
Hinchey, and CommonweG!.s Attorney
Charles L. Page appeared for the prose-
cuton. An appeal was taken
Walter H. Harris. the man who raised
a row with officer Watts, was yester-
day bailed BY Squire Cheathanl for his
appearance next Friday morning.
Personals and Briefs.
The Rev. Arthur Davidson preached to
a large congregation at Stockton Street
Baptist Church last night. Revival SER
vices are being conducted in this church
this week
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bolton, of Thirteenth and Porter Streets,
is quite i'll.
Mrs. William D. Johns died early yes
terday morning in her home in Marx Ad-
dition. She is survive dby her husband,
three osns and one daughter.
Mrs. Bernice Baugh will give box
party in her home in Everett Street, to-
morrow night.
Mr.. c. E. (Bucls) Smith IS suffering
from several bruises about the face and
head received last week by a fall down
steep embankment
The Finance Committee will meet to-
morrow night for the transaction OF reg
ular business.
Miss Edna Toney Delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of her friends with
Halloween party Tuesday night. me
parlors were tastefully decorated for the
occasion, which proved most ENJOYABLE
one for those present