The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
SCHOOLS
CROWDED.
Enlargement Of the Presons
Buildings Are Necessary.
/ NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
Judge Wallace In the Corporation Court;
Has Granted g alf'tlEy 9 {; t'arter 70 the
VI Cool Spring Ice Company. $Ss5
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:s.--The public schools OF this city have
grown TO such an extent that an enlarge.
tpent of tho present school buildings has
become necessary. The City School Board
hasrccommended to the City Council that
q 5000 addition be Joined to tho main
school building to relieve tho crowded
condition Of some or the grades, and the
matter has been referred to the Finance
Committee to report. 1t may be decided
70 erect an entirely independent new
Judge a. W. NVnlInce. OF the Corpora.
ton Court here, has granted q charter
70 the Cool Spring Ice Company, the cap
lta.l stock OF which$ls to be from Sic, 90
20 ss5, GOV, and the business OF which will
ba,to manufacture and sell ice a t wholo.7
sale and retail and conduct ., cold stor.
age warehouse. The officers named In tina
charter are Captain NJ. B. Rove. presi.5
dent; G. i. Etengle. vice president; II. E.
Crismond, secretary w. Z. Brannan.
treas urer;J 3. Colbert manager. # Thu
above. With Alessrs. David Hirsh, r. W.,
Fuyil i c. w. j ones and George L. Hunter.
constitute The Board OF Directors.
The AIethodists of The city are actively
engaged In securing homes for the min-
istersT and Edelega teS who will attend the
Baltimore Conference. which will convene
In tiis city on March 18th and hold for
about n Week. The membership OF the
conference is about 30. and a number OF
visitors are expected In addition.
# A SILVER TEA.
At a. silver tea, given ut the Christian
Church, In this city,. by the Christian
Moments Board OF Missions OF tine church.
Miss Mary Irene Orvis,f OF Richmond, de-
liyered an interesting address Choice
music was y. also enjoyed and refreshments
were served Offerings we're made Il for
the benefit OF the society by those present
when they entered at the door. II g
In a very few days operations Will be-
4 gin actively at all the fishing shores on
the Potomac River. seines and boats
have been put In order, sheds erected and
other necessary arrangements made for
in Chesapeake Bay, and are beginning
to work their way up the river.
Mr.. C.. 2. strother. OF Fauqu!er, county,
has sold toEa party OF New EEnglanderS
"a body OF heavy timber, covering L71o
acres. mostly oak and chestnut which
will be converted Into railroad ties. fs
R,5z THE DAY FAMILY.
Judge w. r.. Day. OF Ohio. recently
appointed associate Justice Of the United
States Supren!s Court, Is relative OF
tho Day, family, Of Fauquier county. is
e Afr.55James 3. Danson OF this city. was
stricken with paralysis while visiting the
family or Mr.. Joseph Baker, IN Stanord
Is al eh-Sos3ASoo elSS SSs@'o@s@
ana etxty-sevenEy years o. age His $oond1:.
ton Is serious. $ VI "A. 3ssS Ask
Miss Lula, tBraxton has returned from
al, extended visit to friends In Norfolk.
Miss Fredereka Claggett Of Potomac,
Md, is visiting the family Of MT. ".
Masters. in this city. ~
IS MI. =. e, Ha-gest and daughter. Miss
Lucy !. IIargest. Fl have returned to their
home N King George county after 4 a
Of a month to friends in Baltimore.