The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
MANCHESTER
C0UNClL[MEN'..
Eight New Men Is be Closer,
Early ii fJan,t- III
airy. III.
SOME OF THOSE '', MENTIONED IL 'l|:
Accident to Mr.. Pllaup-No More
H Music il Public Schools,
Other News.
SOME or THOSE MENTIONED Q

.AJtEer5 Jews. 81. 4, Vi ;t %
Manchester Bureau, Times. D!spat ch.
49, |sas4 NO 11O2 Hull street. w.
1T Is not likoly that tho lower branch
Of the city Council will meet before Its
next regular session.
Al that tlrno the reapportlonmenC reso- I
l,tto1 Will be adopted and tho vacan-
cies created by thnt resolution VIII be
filled. Tho resolution provides 81, for four
more members Of tho lower brancl, and
four for tho Board. This will make tho
total membership Of Councll-ln Board.
twelve mem bera; Council, sixteen, total
OF tHohty-cight. s
a n,,n1bcr OF names have already been
mentioned for the places all OF them
good, conservative citizens. Those men
toned 80 far are: :.
Board: First Ward--C. &. Jones. u. j.
Andrews; Second Wartl.-W. ii McAllis.
tor, j.. r. Robinson. All. Daffron; Third
Ward--Nl. A. Campbell: Fourth Ward
81 p. Walden, John J. OiBrien, j. -, Dn-
wilson.
Common Council: First 1vard-A. E.
Tyson, Arthur Booth; Second Ward--O.
j. Martin: Third Ward-A, J. Puckett.
w, stiles: Fourth Wnrd-John Moor.,
Richard JRobtnson.
NT,tV PAPER MILL.
Within tho next week OF, SO work VIII
begin on the new paper factory 70 be
built in the First Ward. Tile Ward Com
tnlttee of Council has already reported
favorably upon tho plan, and tho pro
iectors OF the scheme have slgnified their
Intention Of at once starting work. The
building will DO a two-story affair or
140x60 foct. e "a s.55
MIR, ROYAL ARCANUhl.
Manchester Council elected the follow
Ing officers last night: p. r., ]. I. Gar
nett: Regent, ". r, Beattte; v T.. e. 3.
Dunford Secretary. &. y. Gary; G., F.. T.
Duval; Treasurer. j. H. Patteson; Guard,
b. r. owen, Jr.: r. s., j. II. Purdy; o. S.,
Charles Burkert; Priest, a Royal; Chap
lain, Asbury Tatum; Trustees, II. G.
Eeuttie. A. Royall a. l.. Adamson.
l J. o. u, a. M
New South Council will meet tonight
at Anderson's Hail. instead Of Friday
night the regular meeting night. The
election OF officers will be held, and dues
\" HIAWATHA CLUB.
This popular organization will meet
on Christmas eve night at the residence
Of Miss Allie Sharp, on Ninth Street. A
supper will be given and the usual fess
tivitlcs will be- INDUCED in. Mr.. O. r.
Ray viii cater to the wants Of the club.
FATHER WATERS AWAY.
Rev. Father Waters, Of Sacred Heart
| Church, Is, at his old home. in Roanoke.
Ho viii return. however, In time for the
Cllr sim as services at Sacred Heart
Church. The services will DO at 8, 6 and
1880 a. M.
31r. John Pnaup. q we'll known work.
man at the Southern Shops. was struck
! by d yard engine yesterday morning
uhout z o'clock. His log was crushed so
| that It had to be anputated. This was
1 don by Dr. W. r. Merchant, Mt the Re-
| treat, where Mr., Phaup was carried after
the accident, He was reported as get
tim; along as well as possible last night,
Mr.. Phaup Ia we'll known In Manches'
| ter Iie lives at No. 81 lie West Clay
Street
NO MORE MUSIC
4 At the meeting of the School Board Il
! vas determined to discontinue the STUDY
OF music indie rinitely, After fully discus
i slng the matter the board felt that the
l time of the students could be put to more
l important studies, This rule will go into
/ effect at once,
/ Those present at the meeting were
arossrs Shotwell. Williams, Rudd, Phil
i liDs, Owen. Nunnally, Jones, DR.. Ruckel
i md Charles Lipscomb.
4 T3 RED MEN.
i Indianola Tribe met at Toncy's Hall or
A Monday night and adopted the new ny
I laws. On Monday night, January 4th
4 tho tribe will meet, at which Time there
Will he a public installation, with music
& and REFRESHMENTS,
10 CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Mr.. A. j, Daffron has boon busy al
week sending cut rockers, desks. rugs
lamps and other nice things that hay
heon ordered for Christmas Gifts. Mr.
4 re: fron has n fine collection OF such mr.
ticlcs, and thu public Is approaching thl
fact. IIe is giving his friends q very mic
! souvenir as Il Christmas gift.
] Another place that shows slgns O
! Christmas activity Is the toy-storo an
. confectionery Of Mrs. Nichols at No. 12Q
Hull street, where everything for tho tire
, aud stocking can DO had.
q, IL. Roy has been engaged TO furnis
: many persons with candy. firec.acker
!, and. oysters, for he has plenty Of tho bes
Of them.
MIR, "A L, Latham, of PHILADELPHIA
reuc>,ed the city last. night to spend N
: holidays Will, his parents, MI and Mrs Nj.
: :. !; Miss IS, Dora Wells o'connor, Of swans
''F -. 40 ',s SENS IN AND NOTES,
s, Rev. .DT. I'D ~ +o's9 - 'tt',Ss :"
nreach In Central Methodist Church me-
Sunday morning
Central Methodist Club VIII recNl'
, contributions for the poor on Christina
, day from 10 to 12
> Mr.. 6. w, Linton. organlst Of Cent?
Church. Is suffering from swelling on y
right, hand.
. ieweiry store at No. 1900 Hull street.,
: Cards are out announcing the ma
!: rtage OF Miss Flora. u, Woo|Fldga Al
y Frank A, Matt this afternoon " ;Rlc
. n,ond, by Rev, g. r, stealoy s ~
FUNERAL. SERVICES.
The funeral Of Mrs, Kate Chenau|t "