The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
ALL MUST BE
YACCINATED
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
Order It.
DEATH OF MRS. CRAWFORD.
The Catholic School Entertainment
Last Night Decided Success.
News. Personals and Briefs,
from Manchester
DEATH OF MRS. CRAWFORD.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times. !,

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
NO. 1lo2 Hun Street.
Compulsory vaccination was ordered
by the Broad Of Supervisors Of
Chesterfield county yesterday in every
district. There are numerous cases
of smallpox in the county. and for the
last few weeks the disease has been
spreading. Every man, woman and child
Will have to be vaccinated at the cost of
% cents, which must be paid 10y the per-
son vaccinated. Physicians have been as
signed in each OF the districts TO the
work.
The amended franchise of the Rick
mond and Petersburg Electric Railway
was granted. There are but minor differ
ences in the old and new franchises, the
most important one being the privilege
granted the company OF leaving the origi-
nal right of way along the turnpike at
certain points in order to avoid heavy
grades.
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.
Tho entertainment last night at Leader
Hall, for the benefit OF the Manchester
Catholic schools, was we'll attended, and
as an entertainment was a decided sue
cess.
MRS. JULIA A. CRAWFORD.
Mrs. Julia \. Crawford died yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock at her late home,
year OF her age. and for several weeks
had been feeble and confined to her bed.
She was L native of Rockbridga county.
but the greater part of her LIE was spent
in Chesterfield. She is survived by the
following children: J. E. Crawford. Rich
mond; W. r. Crawford, Danyille; Mrs. j.
P. Andrews, Chesterfield; Mr.. John w.
Stack. Charleston. w. Va. and Miss Mag
gle I. Andrews, of Richmond.
The remains VIII be brought here for in
terment in Maury Cemetery this af-
ternoon au o'clock The service will be
conducted at the grave by Rev Henry
Stuart, OF Cowardin-Avenue Christian
Church.
YOUNG I.ADY-S DEATH.
Miss Mary Brooks, the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs s. P. Brooks, died Wednes-
day night at her parents home, No. 400
cambridge Street
Miss Brooks was only eighteen years
of age, and had only been i'll one week.
suffering from congestion o. the brain.
The funeral service took place at the
home yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
conducted by Rev. E. V. Badly. By re-
quest, Mr.. W. J. NIorr>sett sang an ap-
proFr5ate solo. Burial was made IN
Maury Cemetery. Il.
POUND PARTY.
There was Al delightful surprise pound
party given Wednesday night at the home
OF Mr.. Alex. West, on Tenth Street.
Among those who were present were
Misses Ruby Weeks, NJ. and 3. Crown.
Mamie Williamson, Ollie GIBSON, Emma
BoSher, Ollie Haggard. Ruth Crouder. Ber-
tina Crouder, Maggie and Mamie Niblett.
E.dner Star1es, Gertrude Starlles. Lula
Jones, Alice md Maggie Morris, Esther
Monkey Mrs. Neal and daughter, Mrs
Coles, Mrs. Rudd- The gentlemen were
A1essrs. John Taylor, Tom Stuart. Arthur
Moore, Howard Chaplain. Bernard Coles,
Harvey Flournoy, Clarence Fortune, Eddie
Wayfnack, Felix Yashorn, Jim Valattne.
personal. AND BRIEF.
Mr.. F. H. Wells spent yesterday at
Chesterfield Courthouse on business
Capt T. J. Brooks, who has been i'll at
his home. No. 516 McDonOush Street.
for the past ten days, is slowly improving
but still confined 10 his roonl-
Miss Mary Moon, of DunIora, Abe
marie county, is the guest of Mrs Joseph
Bronaugh, on Porter Street
John Maury (co!oreD was fined 50 in
the Police Court yesterday morning for
dist rderly conduct
Misses Lily TrayIor and Oracle Kyle. OF
Prince George county. are visiting Miss
Lula, ,TrluyfIor, of No. 400 tAlaury Street