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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
EAST RlCHM!oND.

! /. \ .
BESSIE Lambs Social Club was enter
tanned at lawn party given In Mr.,
jones' beautiful grove, near Beth Elon
Monday evening. The grove was lighted
by many vari-colored lanterns, which
appeared to be suspended in midair among
the tall. sturdy oaks of a century',s
growth, while on the turf beneath troll
licked and played to the sweet Wo,tns stf falhs
who danced as did their ancestors the
old time honored tumr tum;,a,lloo, keeping
time with both hand and foot etr. serv.d
throughout the evening The nj night I, was vas
made perfect by the briightn ne o. a ~
from the car was certainly not the least
lit Little india straith. daughter Of John
.straith contractor and builder, Of New
Fridge is convalescing, after. q severe
and and threatened pneumonia. Her brother,
Is af H aas e s. In q tse
physician,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
by Row. Charles n, Parlshurst, OF New
York. It was a scholarly and eloquent
ooooooooooooooooooooooo
fulton Heus.
,OOooOoOOooOoOCOOoOCOoo

John B. Myers, the well known con;
tractor and hois q mo over. has Just closed
VEST Pont 70 move the ae Opera House 81
that town several squares. MIR. Myers
made a reputation for himself as a house
L: Harrison and three Dwellings attach
ed ed. square without Stopping thS
the aoyernmsnt load Ieadinf from
months. viii be opened to travel today.
a large force Of lab9rers under the s 81,
been at work on the road for the past
a S weeks by ba I TN the rdad soe s
Tho fishermen OF Fulton are busy this
week SatShnY Gsrman carp which yhr Hea are
caught
and great interest IS being manifestcd In
the sport There Is seaa rn in this
Some Of tho fishermen say this IS due
to re a and sppY 81 carp VINO on
being s given by tho fas Iadies Auxiliary So
ciety Of Denny-street NJ. u. Church was
%t and Mhksps The
bazaar Is attracting large crowds every
4 handsome sum was realized from tho
the residence OF the Misses Manoley.
The entertainment was given for the
benefit OF the West Point fire sufferers.
Va. Is on q visit to his family.
Miss. Lula Crittendon. Of Fulton. and
Mr.. Richard A. Allen pf Church 1Irst Ell ELI,
ceremony was performed by. Rev. r. a.
Goodwin. rector OF st. Johns Church. In
his parlors. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are
residing on Nicholson Street
Mr.. Joseph Hicks. who was painfully
bruised In a street-car accident on tues
day. is doing very well and will be able
to be out in a few days.
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OBSTINATE MEMBERS
THERE is NOT ONE

President William M Turpln. Of the
Board of Aldermen, sends the following
self explanatory letter to The Times
Dispatch in regard to slight error in
the report contained in the paper yester-
day morning.
You unintentionally misguided me In
your report Of the proceedings Of the
Board Of Aldermen last night in to-day's
Times-Dspatch. You made me say that
as there were present only fourteen Al.
dermen, "a single obstinate number could
kill every concurrent measure" said a
single member could kill any measure re-
curing a two-thirds vote. and am sure
did not use the word 'obstinate" as
that would have been both disrespectful
and untrue. there being no "obstinate''
members of tho Board of Aldermen.
Yours,
WILLIAM M. TURPIN.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The Pedro Social Club had q most
enjoyable outing, few days since at
and Bostock reaped the benefit of their
patronage during the day. They went
In true picnic style, carrying baskets
heavy laden. The ride homeward was
made pleasant with laughter and cheer.
Master Wayland Kidd Is much I'M
proved but his mother Is now quite serl-
Miss LILLE Turner Is recovering from
short Illness
Captain Alfred Woodman being about
to depart for his home IN New. Hamp-
shire to spend the summer months, Key.
]: E. cuthriell has taken apartments with
Mr.. Joseph Gentry, on Ivy Avenue.
Mr. HOWE. who has recently suffered
III at his home pear Aspen Shade -
Woman,s National Alllance met Monday
the ladies' were engaged in completing \,
there on Memorial Day and evening.
The attractive cottage being erected by
Architect Gerow for Mrs. Vinal Is near
ing completion and will be quite an orna-
ment to the village
Mrs. Donald Jackson. who, under the
skilful treatmentEof DR.. s. "A. Toopc. has
escaped blood poisoning IN her
lower limb. Is now pronounced out of
Tie ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
Dan Smith Tuesday last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
THE u. S. COURT
One Specially Assigned Case is Argued
Rehearing Denied,

A special court presided over the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals. recon-
yened yesterday to hear further argu--
ment in No 456., The court was composed
Judges Purnell and Waddill. Judges ST.
monitor Morris and Keller not sitting.
The following case. which was specially
assigned for yesterday, was the only one
argued:
No. 45s. Guardian Trust and Deposit
Company ct al, appellants vs. y.
s sher ct apPsleeb aPpeNsl from F the
Their argued by William +. Bynum, Jr;, OF
lor, of Baltimore, Md. for the appellants.
and by John N. Staples and a. y.
angeles e 5a and subm5tIttnd an cannon hank.
rupt, appellant. VS.. Dexter Broom and
the the District Gouft at Charleston. S. e.
Decided in favor Of the appellee at the
last term of this court, Petition of the
an 9IS for rehearIlng was der denied Lee
No, $50. THE Twin city Power Com
pany. appellant; VS.. THOMAS g, Barrett. an
Charleston. S. c. 10 be argued by j :.
s; Muller and y. Il. Abney, of Column
+; Miller q AHgasfe Ga, an end IS 5. $,
pelces.
No. 4ol. Christian Devries trustee Of
". NJ ,Orem. bankrupt appellant. VS..
Charles 70. Shanahan. admislntrator. &c,
a az appeal from the Ris h Court
s Culbreth, of Baltimore, Md, for the
appellant. and by Charles p. Shanahan.
OF Baltimore. for the appellee,
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Social and
PS1you0l

4EDS'VS'Ses/S'SNSNSNNSS w y
MY. j. J. Bells story. Wee Macgree'
Eor,'' Is so thoroughly appreciated OUTSIDE
of Scotland that Mr.. William Tanner, OF
New South Wales, has dropped into poetry
while writing his impressions of the BOOK
SThe5e impressions are candidly stated IN
the following verses:
what callan's this that gars us smile
5 It's jist Nacgrecgor'
What! Him that John bids fair tae spite:
Oh, ay! Mncgreegor!
I'm shair! here's thirteen thoosan' mile
Atween our door an Scotia's Isle,
Yet ilka week, when mail-dny's IN,
Tn fairly deavened WI the din.
Il taxi the Herald frae posties haun,
Up gets q yell through a the laun,
] scarce can toddle tae the door
Ere I'm beset by tauf a score
Crying DOT, 'Macgrcegor!
"gut, Master Bell! wht's this ye're
sayin'
ABBOTT Macgreegor?
Don't pit a stopper on the Wean'
Puir Wee Macgreegor!
He's weel enough, an only young,
We'd miss his pranks an chatterlng
tongue.
Hha'lI catch us 'partans, 'dae recites,'
Ana gle the 'draygon' unco rights?
AM ,Grumphy!' Leezie! Gran'pa! John!
TEL Master Bell tac leeve him on.
Th,re's lots DOT here that like his caper,
Mind j. j. b. Well stop the paper,
Withoot Macgreegor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
"A PIONEER
MERCHANT
Brieht's Disease and Diabetes
Are Positively curabie.

Adolrh Weshe, tho well.known pioneer OF 600
Green street, San Francisco one Of the found.
ers OF tho California Cracker Company, inter
viewed December II, 1901
Q.-Will you permit us to refer to you as one
OF those cured Of diabetes by tho Fulton Com
poundst
A.--fou mar. II ought to be known. have
told Erent many abou. It myself
C--fou found II hard to convince themt
A,--Only those cured can believe easily. You
will have great difficulty In making people DO
lieve II.
o-Had physicians diagnosed your case as
diabetest
,A.--severnl. Tho kidneys wcre also affected.
sustain me so / could rest. $50
Q.-How Ions before you began to improve,
Alt took hold slowly--it must hsvo been
q.-How long before you were fully restored,
A.-About year.
Q-Can you recall any you told about It,
A.--0ne " as Mrs. D., d friend of ours in the
country. Her trouble was Bright's Disease
She too recovered.
Q.-Any others
A lady friend In windsor sonoma Coun.
y, was swollen with dropsy, nnd sent her the
brGhns Disease Gompound, the second dozen
QIN hat 90 you think now Of the durability
OF Brights Disease and Dnbetesi
A-CuraS await those who will take these
Compounds for a suficient length OF time.
Medical works agree that Bright's Disease
and Diabetes are incurable but 81 per cent. are
positively recovering under tho Fulton Com.
pounds. Common forms OF kidney complaint
and rheumatism orer but short resistance)
prioe, III FOR tia Bright's Disease and S150 for
the piaoefio Compound. John j. Fulton Co.,
Az Montgomery ctreet, San Francisco sole
compounders. Free tests made for patients.
Descriptive pamphlet mailed free. 4
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Distributors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
KING GEORGE FARM
One With Sc. 1000 Dollar Yield Wanted
by Cleveland Man-ColIntv Enjrs.

II 80 80. c'st''a 0'0o''t UT
Mr.. Charles J. Metz. OF Lake and
Watson Streets. Cleveland. has written
to Commissioner OF Agriculture koiner
asking about the character OF the soil in
King George county and the products
for which 1t Is best adapted. He writes
that he wants place which. with good
management. Will yield from four to ave
thousand dollars OF products. He comes
to Virginia next week.
Mr.. Koiner Is very anxious to get a list
OF all tho county and community fairs
to be held In the State this year, tho dato
and continuance thereof. TIe wishes the
management OF all such fairs to write
him at once. giving the desired infor-
nation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
UNITED CONFEDERATE vETE
RAMS REUNION.

New Orleans, May 1922, Only 4 Cent
Per Mile, Via NJ and w, Railway.
Tickets will be sold by the Norfolk
and Western Railway on May 10Th to 21st
inclusive, good for return passage until
May GATH but may be extended condl-
tionally until June 18th, Round trip rats.
from Richmond. 5000. Epecial through
party OF ladies and gentlemen from Rich-
Mond and Petersburg. Best and most
picturesque route, Apply at once for res
.seryation
G. II. BosI,EY., \
District Passenger Agent. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Vernon to-day. Mrs Charles Burgtss
Hall, yice-regent for Virginia, and Mrs
Walker, yce-rcgent for North Carolina
have conc together to attend Its sessions
which will last a week.
Miss Mary voliingcr. OF Baltimore. Is
! the guest OF Miss Hester CaheN Tapo, OF
| No. 1907 West Franklin Street
Mrs. Louis nniard and Miss Elizabeth
| Bowdoin who have been spending lew
days here, have returned to Norioik'
Mr.. II. Burton Gay, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. George w. Mayo. at NO,
eO7 West Grace Street, left yesterday ioi
Cleveland. O. Mrs. Gay will remain Tor
short while longer before joining Mr..
Gay In Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Ruther-
foord are back after a delightful visit to
Atlantic City, and are at home TO theii
friends at No. 112 East Grace Street.
The marriage OF Miss Josephine Lana
han, daughter OF Mrs. Charles l.anahan,
and Mr.. ]. Clarke Dulany, Will take
place on June 10th, ut the residence OF
Mrs. Lanal,an, No. 1909 st. Paul Street
Baltimore. As Miss Lanahan has not yet
made her debut, the wedding will be a
very quiet one.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ Cowardn and
Miss Cowardin. will occupy their cot
tage at Hot Springs, Va. during the sum
mer. They will leave Richmond for the
Hot Springs, about the LIST Of June.
Captain Harre Webster will loan to
the Richmond Art Club for its approach.
ing exhibit twcnty-slx beautiful and val
liable japanese prints
Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ Jones will leave
shortly for Baltimore. Mr.. Jones will go
on to Atlantic City, where he will be
Joined by Mrs. Jones and Master Ber-
nard Jones. The family will spend about
two months at this delightful seaside re-
sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson. of Cleveland
O.. arc at No. 2l5 East Franklin Street
for visit to Richmond.
The Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution. are cordial
" invited to reception at the Jeffer-
son Hotel this evening. The hour Is
o'clock and the invitations are sent by
Mrs. c.. F. Marsh and Mrs. NJ. II. VIII
lard. Ladies desiring TO bring escorts can
do so.
Miss Lucy Lee Hill. the daughter of
General A. P. Hill. is the sponsor to New
Orleans from the Grand Camp Confeder-
ate Veterans, Department Of Virginia.
Miss Mary Roper of Petersburg. will be
Miss Hills maid Of honor
Other sponsors are Miss Lucy ron-
talne Dabney. of Chatham; Miss Page
Waller Moore, of Wytheville, and Misc
Willie Claire Withers, Of Wytheville.
Miss NJ Tucker Clark, of Lynchburg:
Miss Trout, Of Roanoke; Miss Mary A.
Easley. Of Pearlsburg, and Miss Georgia
Of Abingdon. Va. are the
maids OF honor
Miss Mary R. Lloyd of East Orange
N. J.. is visiting her uncle. Mr.. Pelham
Blackford. at No. 2o7 West Franklin
Street.
Mrs. W. w. Lefew is visiting her
friends. the Misses Goodwin. Charlottes-
Vile. Va.
Mr. s. Dabney Crenshaw, secretary Of
he Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company,
eft the city to-day for Mexico for sew
,~~I WA al II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
TWENTIETH TRIENNlAL NATIONAL
SENGERFEST

Of Northeastern saengerbund, Baltimore,
Md.-Reduced Rates via r., E. g. P. p. z.
One fare, plus 81, for round trip for
Individual tickets; one fare for round trip
for parties OF twenty-five (25) or more.
going together on specified train. and
returning separately; fec of twenty-five
cents charged for valuation of each ticket
at Baltimore.
Tickets on salo June 18th, 14th and 18th;
anal limit June 22d. inclusive.
Apply to ticket agents, Byrd Street. Ell
bn and Main Street Stations, or Rich
nond Transfer Company, No. $40 East
Main Street; Jefferson Hotel and MUIR
PHYS Hotel.
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
DISCUSS MORPHINE
HABIT AND ITS CURE

A regular meeting Of the Church Hill
Medical Association will be held this eve
ming at s o'clock at the residence OF Dr.
Beazley. The subject for discussion. VIII
be '|rhe Morphine Habit and It's Cure"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
CONFEDERATE VETERANS RE-
UNION,

New Orleans La, May - to e, 1903.
Through steepers Via Atlantic Coast
Line.
Leaving Richmond Saturday. May 18th
and Sunday. May 18th, at $40 A. N.
For full particulars. apply to agents of
&c. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,
sas East Main Street. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
THE WAY TO REACH NEW Or
LEANS

Is via the Southern Railway. Only one
night on the road 5000 round trip ac-
count Confederate Veterans Reunion,
Tickets on sale May 10Th to 21st incln-
sive, Two fast trains daily. The through
car Line. Rate to the public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
COULD NOT ATTEND
Lieutenant-Governo Willard Detained

from the Banquet.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Willard was pre-
vented from attending the legislative
banquet at Murphy's last night. owing
to tha return hero of Mrs. Willard and
their little daughter. The latter. who
has been III for a long time. Is now prac-
tically we'll, and Captain willard, while
regrat'lng his inability to accept the
invitation extended him to tho banquet.
preferred to remain at home with Mrs.
Willard and his little Girl, Who have
been absent for some time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
Judge RIves Here.

Hon. Timothy Rives, OF the County
Court OF Prince George, who was a pop
ular member of the recent Constitutional
Convention, was in the city and on the
floor OF the House yesterday. Judge
Rives Is holding court for Judge Clopton
In Chesterfield, and just ran over to
shake hands with his old friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
Graduating Exercises.


In the Academy Of Music at $50 o'clock
this evening are in exceedingly good taste
and most attractive in design.
Members of the invitation and execu-
tivh committee are Mr.. NJ L. Smoot
chairman; Mr.. A. A. Weaver, secretary
ami treasurer; Mr.. H. a. Splitter, Mr..
r. N Kerr and Mr.. l.. D. Pitcher. Ush-
ers will include the chief marshal. Mr.. G..
a Wright and Messrs. f. Il. Grubbs, III.
D. Gilmer, M. S. Martin, J. II. Chiles.
M. w. Healy. K steinbeck, ], G. john
son, r. Q. Canada and L. II. Pinker.
List Grows Daily.
The listuof professional artists who will
be represented lit the spring exhibit Of
The Richmond Art Club grows daily.
Miss S. L. Pierson, of Alexandria, Va,
will send a water color flower piece,
white Roses"
Miss Clara r. Saunders. of Washington.
y. c.. a painting of "Red Roses"
Miss NIathilde Muedon, several pastels
and water colors of French scenes and
landscapes.
Bound and Helping Mother"
James Symington, of New York. three
water colors called "Nita," Jessie" and
']Ier Pet"
Mr.. Arthur p. Davies, of New York.
two pictures in oil. Autumn Hillside
nnd cold Virginia Plantations"
Mr.. w. L. Lathrop. Of New Hope. Pa,
one painting called primrose Brook"
Miss Bertha Perrie, of Washington, D.
C.. a water color miniature under the
title of Dorothy"
MIS-. Kenyon Cox, two pictures, 1.-The
Fates'' and "Allyn,'
The Bach Festival.
T1s Bach festival, which is now going
Oh at bethlehem, Pa, is an event of ex-
traurdinary interest to musicians and mu-
sic lovers all over the United states. The
festival. which lasts for six days, Is
planned to eXemplify in Bach's music
prominent events in the life of Christ,
and bringing out the force Of their reli-
gious significance.
Each performance held in the historic
Morayian Church is preluded by q choir
Of trombone players from the church bel
fry. Mr.. ]. Fred VALE the organist of
thu, church, Is the director of the festi-
vsi.. which draw together great numbers
of people from different sections and
States Mrs. Albert c. Bruce, of this city
IS in bethlehem at the Bach festival and
Is enjoying 1T TO the utmost
The Morayian Church Is the same one
before whose altar Pulaski knelt during
the War OF the Revolution to receive a
banner embroidered for him by the Mo-
ravlan nuns. The concluding verse Of
Longfellow's poem relating to the cpl
spde refers 10 the fact that Pulaski was
wrapped in the folds Of the banner to
be buried when ne was killed in the
American assault upon Savannah some
time afterward, for the lines say, as II
tho nuns were addressing the young
warrior:
"Take thy banner, and II e'er
Thou shouidst press the soldiers.
Then this crimson flag shall be
Martial cloak and shroud for thee
Closing German,
The closing german Of Misses Kidwell's
class for grown people viii be danced
in Belyfdere Hall this evening. AS II is
the last of the season a large throng
viii doubtless be present.
The germans have heen unusually
pleasant this season and have proven an
attractive feature in the social life OF
the city.
Hobbs East.
The Baltimore Herald of Wednesday
Contained the following account OF a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14
FINEST CAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
WORLD.

Richmond to Boston and return. $21,5O:
10 Providence and return, $3.50. includ-
ing meals and room. via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk. Daily line to New England.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railways Of
fices, No. $40 East Main Street.
r. w, WRIGHT,
Agent Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Mr. II. Burton Cay who has been the
guest OF Mrs. George w. Mayo. AT NO,
eO7 West Grace Street, left yesterday ioi
Cleveland. o. Mrs. Gay will remain fof
a short while longer before joining MT,
Gay In Cleveland.
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w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Two Thousand-Me Tickets Discon-
tinued.
On and after June LIST. 2.000-Mlle Tickets
will be Withdrawn from sale and replaced
by the ], 006-N1ile Refund interchangeable
Tickets heretofore announced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Mrs. Louis IIilliard and Miss Elisabeth
Bowdoin, who have been spending lew
days here, have returned to Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Silk Striped Dirnities 19c. Yard.

From some misunderstanding with
the mill, the store cancelled the order
and we bought lot Of them short
time ago low enough to sell at 100.
All colors, including black and the
stripe Is genuine silk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Mr.. ana Mrs. James Thomas Ruther-
foord are back after n delightful visit 10
Atlantic City, and are at home TO theii
friends at No. 112 East Grace Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Miss Mary vollingor. OF Baltimore. y
the guest OF Miss Hester Cahell Tape, Oh
No. 1907 West Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

When these Dimities were wo-
ven early in the season they
were intended for a big mercan-
tile house north of us and the
retail price would have been at
least SOC.
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Hobbs-East.

The Baltimore Herald of Wednesday
Contained the following account OF a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Vernon to-day. Mrs. Charles Bnrgess
HALL yice-regent for Virginia, and Mrs
Walker. vlcc-rcgent for North Caroi'na'
have conc together to attend Its sessions
which will last q week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

The marriage Of Miss Josephine Lana
han, daughter OF Mrs. Charles l.anahan,
and Mr.. j. Clarke Dulany, Will take
place on June 10th, ut the residence OF
Mrs. Lanahan, No. 1909 ST. Paul Street
Baltimore. As Miss Lanahan has not yet
made her debut the wedding will be a
very p,ttnt ppn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

DR.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ Cowardn and
Miss Cowardin. will occupy their cot
tage at Hot Springs, Va. during the sum
mer. They will leave Richmond for the
Hot Springs, about the LIST Of June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs I. N. Jones will leave
shortly for Baltimore. Mr.. Jones Will go
on to Atlantic City, where he will be
Joined by Mrs. Jones and Master Ber-
nard Jones. The family will spend about
two months at this delightful seaside re.
sort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-14

Captain Harrle Webster will loan to
the Richmond Art Club for its approach
ing exhibit twcnty-slx beautiful and val
liable japanese prints.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-03-20
ERG ENN ES.

l., G. Whitford is on the sick list.
Robert Hudson is confined TO the
house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bushey of Holyoke,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Conn.
Benjamin Simpson has moved to the
Willmarth farm, Addison, at the foot of
Grand View mountain.
Rollin Clark Goodale, a well known
citizen of Addison, died at his home in
that town March II. after a lingering
illness from Bright's disease in the 9th
year of his age He is survived by a
mother, Mrs. Phoebe GoOdale of Walt
ham, two brothers, Charles GoOdale OF
West Addison and Benjamin Goodale OF
Waltham, and one daughter. Mrs. Johr
Wilkinson and grandson, Roland Sher'
bno of Addison. Mr.. Goodale was {
veteran of the Civil war and was {
member of Co. NJ, frontier cavalry. Ht
was member of Ethan Allen Post, q
A. R.. of this city. During his life time
Mr.. Goodale had travelled extensively
through the southern and western state
and of late years had been in the habi
of spending his winters in Florida. Th'
funeral was held at the house Sunda,
afternoon at o'clock.