The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
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Thanks Returned to Those Who
Assisted at the Com COM 4.
1nencenent. |;
FIRST SMALL u. BOND FORFEITED ( ! e:
Miss Blackburn Becomes Bride
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FIRST Il SMALL BOND FORFEITED
Miss Blackburn Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. O'Neill, Of Richmond.
Personals and Briefs. II
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.

Manchester Bureau, Tin1es-Dispatch.
s! No. 1112 Hull Street.
Miss Lizzie Bohannon, teacher in the
Manchester school, and who was musical
director at the commencement exercises
Which were held In the Christian Church
u Tabernacle Monday night, wishes to ex-
press her appreciation Of the kindness
II ct those who assisted her in making the
musical programme complete success.
is Miss Bohannon, to whom may be given
u credit for the excellent musical pros
Y gramme, returns thanks to tie following
persons for their assistance:
Il s'5 Rev. G. o. Woodward, Mrs. Harding,
the Cambridge Baptist choir. Mr.. Kirk
E Matthews, Mrs. Rainey shif1ett Mrs.
Allan Pettlgrew. Mr.. William Morrissette
N and of Misses Annie Wilkinson, Lucle
4; Owen, Matte Ellington and the public
i school chorus: N1essrs. Scarpitro and
\ Ridgeley, violInists;s Messrs. Morrissette
u and Tremey cornetists; Mrs. Ridgeley
and Miss Walker.
Something New About Bonds.
When the ball bond Of s25 Of Mr.. w. J.
EDobbjns was forfeited by Mayor
d Maurice this week. q precedent was set
H that makes things look different around
& the court. Is ST. s
& Many who have followed the proceed
( lngs in the Police Court for years can
not remember when STRAW" bond was.
before declared forfeited. Mr.. Dobbins
4 was recognized In his own recognizance
SO appear In court. The bond was, of
course, s25. After being recognized he had
y a difficulty with another man and was re-
arrested. Mayor Maurice declared the
first bond forfeited.
In Richmond rules and attachments are
i issued, but as yet no man has had to
II is new thing In Manchester.
WI OiNeill Blackburn.
Mr.. James" O'Ncill. Of Richmond. and
Miss Bessie Blackburn. OF Oak Grove,
were married at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning in the Cathedral In Richmond
d BY Father J. J. Bowler assisted by
Father DeNlunyck, Of Manchester. A.
wedding breakfast was served after the
marriage and Mr.. and Mrs. ONell left
fora trip to the WeHt.
HThey will make their home In Oak
Grove, where the bride is extremely we'll
known. The groom is young business
man of Richmond.
Personals and Briefs.
Pearl Osterblnd the little child OF Mr..
and Mrs James Osterbnd, Of Drewry's
Bluff, who was reported ms being In
very dangerous condition as the result
of meningitis Is very much improved.
In fact, 1t Is now said that the child
did not have appendicitis.
Mrs. ]. z. Eggleston and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives In Hanover
county have returned to their home, No.
1873 Hull Street
Miss Stella Pillow gave q lawn party
at her home near Forest Hill Park yes
terday afternoon for the benefit OF Clop-
ton Street Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. j. 8. Schrmcr left yes
! terday afternoon for Atlanta, Ga. They
viii visit different cities In the South
and will be gone for several weeks,
Mr.. r. H. Simmons, master mechanic
in Brunswick county, Is In the city on
business for the j. g. White Iron Com
pany, He Is an old Manchester man and
has many friends here,
Assistant Postmaster w. B. T3eattie.
who has been III for several days, Is
4 somewhat improved.
81 Mrs. Baritee Harris, who on Monday
was taken TO st. Lukes Hospital, WAS ops
Grated on yesterday afternoon and Is
reported as being In good condition