The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHSIOE
Infant Daughter OF Mr.. J. S.
Wakefield Dies Very
Suddenly.
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL
The Confederate Bazaar Achieves
Great SucCess-Odd-Fellows
Meet.
Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch.
Nc 1l11 HUI street


Nc. u)2 HUI street
Mary Ethel. infant daughter Of Nfr and
Mrs J. S. Wakefield. died at her pa
rents residence. as East Eleventh street.
yesterday afternoon at about l.l5 O'Clock.
ALe child would have been three years
Ola some time in April of next year. and
her early and unexpected demise brought
great grief 20 her parents Mary Ethel
was next 10 the youngest OF four chill
dren and was the idol Of hey parents
hearts.
The child, after having recovered from
serious Illness. was again taken an
last Wednesday. and Or. w F. Matthews
was called in. Il was not thourht tb,t
tne second Illness was serious The child
became very ~ early yesterday morning
ana died after a few hours. Both parents
survive. and two daughters and one son
are LETT 20 the parents
The funeral Will take place Tb,r-1sv
morning at II o'clock. and the services
viii be preached by the Rev. C. o. Wood
ward, pastor Of the Cowardin Avenue
christian Church. Interment viii Ice In
Maury Cemetery.
Council Holds Meeting.
4 called meeting OF The City Council
OF Manchester was held last night 20
hear the report Of the Light Committee
on the movement % install an electric,
plant for Manchester As the matte IS
one that involves the Finance Commit
tee. the matter was referred without ac-
ton, 20 that committee FOR recommended
ton.
Permission was granted 10 Miller and
winston sawmiu operators. to run
spur track into their yards. between sixth
and seventh Streets from the Southern
and Seaboard Air Line Railways As Il
was "a called meeting. nothing else of i'm
portance was transacted.
Confederate Bazaar.
Several hundred people. from both Man
@ ester and Richmond. attended the
bazaar being held I'm Leader Hall under
the auspices OF the Manchester and Ches-
tc-fleid cIapters OF the Daugbters Of tbe
Confederacy. whose entertainment was re
earded as great success.
SiN booths are being operated bv the
i"oles IN charge. and all did a rushing
business last night with the crowd IN
attendance. most efficient program
was rendered. Mr.. E. H. wells. a proroi
hcnt lawyer Of Manchester. presided ana
introduced the various participants il the
program Miss Kate Fuller. the well
known elocutionist Of Richmond ron
aered several selections. which were loud
ly applauded.
The class of Miss Bohannon give n
very acceptable pantomlne Of our F1sr''
and Of Lead. kindly Light" both Of
Whlch sferr--Nery-- we'll received by the
Nr-N--NitN'- MIS- 0tlAelL sang
solo, entieled do You Love. or Love
Me Not2' which much delighted her
hearers
The various booths contained MANY
donations from both Richmond ana Man
chester merchants. The rug went 10
Captain Davis Moore. Of Chesterfield. Of
the W. .. Woodbridge Camp C. Y Al
seal ring. voted TO the most popular
young lady. was won by Miss Mamie
Allen. OF Richmond
a very interesting program has been
arranged for tonight. the last night Of
the bazaar which Is being given In the
interests OF the Chesterfield Chnntnr
Daughters OF the Confederacy.
Destroyed by Fire.
The residence of AR. II. G. Manahan.
who lives about mile and a half out
side OF Manchester was totally DESTROYED
ny IRE Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Every EFFORT possible was made to ex
unguish The flames but without avail
The dwelling was a frame structure
Nothing was saved. Mr. Manahan car
RED no Insurance. and his loss is esti-
mated at $500.
Odd-Fellows Meet.
Mr.. Roland f. Chase. grand master T.
o. o. F.. visited tho Joint meeting OF the
Manchester and Richmond lodges last
night About two hundred OF the odd
Fellows OF Richmond accompanied him in
his visit to Manchester. and the meeting
was one Of the best and largest OF it's