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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
FlRsrALUMNlMEoAL AWARDED
The Sener Medal Goes toJRichmond
Man.

Last iall Judge James i. Sener. OF
Washington. president Of the General
Anmni Association Of the 'niverrity Of
Virginia. Offered to provide five COLI
medals. to be- known rs alumni medals.
and ~ be- presented atcommencement. as
follows. one to the law department. one
10 the department of medicine. one in
Latin. one in moral philosophy. and one
in engineering Thursday the first Of the
awards was made public. the engineering
department medal being won 10y William
& Lancaster. OF Richmond. Va. Tor the
best original investigation into theprop.
critics Of hydraulic cements manuiac-
tured in Virginia The committee OF
award consisted Of Prois. Thornton.
smith and Fontaine. The medallion II
10 hear the profile 81 Thomas Jefferson
The name oi the successful competitor II
10 be inscribed upon it in time Tor deliv-
cry on commencement day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
HANOVER SCHOOL.
The Closing Exercises Held Thurs
day Night List OF Distinctions, Etc

The Closing Exercises Held Thurs
day Night List OF Distinctions, Etc
An audience Of interested friends aud
patrons Of Miss Willie SchOolers popular
Hanover school attended the closing eA'
ercises at the school building Thursday
night and enjoyed most charming en-
tertainment. The rooms were beautl-
fully decorated with all kinds Of flowers
ana presented pretty sight The chii.
dren each and every one OF them, did wei
and their recitatioDs. songs. etc, were
heartily enjoyed by those Ia attendance.
Miss Schooler was assisted 10y her teach
era, Misses Relic Little and Sallie Mont
gOmery The program WAS as follows
Song, Tommy Tompkins, Primary
Class
"The Little Orator" Charles Car
michael.
The Miachievous Misses five little
girls ..
"Thc Poor Unfortunate Hotteniot,
Hugh Stoiircgen.
Calizthcnic Exercises
"When the CowsC Come Home, Mildred
Baker.
song. "The Drum Major.
Happy Day Pudding. eight hoysand
glrls
Five Little Chickens" The Fairies
Tea. Primary girls.
cynical Tommy" Charles Carmichael
81 ~ and Downs. viii smith.
Calisthenic Exercises
zone Afternoon Charles Carmichael
sydney Bradford, Hugh Stoiireg"n.
'"Ginnt Thunderbones. Joseph ilamil.
ton. Charlie Hales, La Prair J'ner,
FRANCES Tompkinr. Howard Masters
Thomas Burruss Mildred Baker hnn"r
Smith
Distinctions.
Certificates.
Song. The Owl" Primary girls.
Those winning distinctions on studies
were.
Pauline Erickson, Muricl Barber, Albert
Panman. Syncy Bradford. Edna BROOKS,
Ida Bnrruss. Thomas Bnrruss' Mary
Spotswood Carmichael. Charles Jar
michael. Evelyn Crismond. Mamie Iris-
mond Barksdale llales. Eliza tiizhngh,
Matte Fitzhugh Margaret llawkinr,
Elizabeth llonmann. Joseph Hamilton.
Frances Howard. John Hunter. Willie
Hunter. La Prade Jones, Vivian Layton,
Howard Masiers Patrick Martin. Harry
McWhirt. Ruth Ncihee. Warren Owens
Charlie Pitts. ASA Pope, fora Rowe
sam scott. Agnes Smith JaqGelin smith,
Willie Smith, Hugh Stoilregen' Helen
Undertake. Ruth Downing, rancer
Tompkins. BERTHA Watson, Oharhe ii@leS
Five pupils obtained certificates o'
highest distinction for having made an
average Of - on each and every individual
study during the session. They were
Misses Louise McNhirt. flossic Raw
ling. Margaret and Mildred Baker and
Master Archer Smith.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
Dr.. W. ]. Chewing and Miss Meetze
To Be Married.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward MeetIe OF W ash
iugton. d. q have issued invitations Tor
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Anne Page Meetze. TO DR.. VIM. }. Chew.
ming, a popular young physician ol
this city. The ceremony Will take
place at the home Of the parents OF the
prospective bride. BIZ Brightwood Ave.
\. W. Washington, D. C.. Wednesday
morning. June 18th. at 10 o'clock.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
FOR STATE MISSIONS
MEETING Held at the Baptist Church

A very interesting service WAS held at
the Baptist church in this place on We'd
nesday night in the interest OF state Mis-
sions. Several visiting ministers were IN
attendance and addresses were made by
Revs. W. Il. Flanagan, OF Orange, and
! NJ. Beadles. Of Louisa, which were
very much enjoyed. Rev. Decatur va
wards. OF this city, and Rev. W. }. Deck
er. Of Orange, were also present besides
the pastor, Rev. DIR J. 5. Dill.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
KILLED BY TRAIN.
Samuel Purks, CT This City, Meets
Terrible Death.

Samuel purks. II this city, nm employee
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany was the ,ictim ri u terrible accident
Wednesday, morning, which cost him his
lille MIR Purks WAS engaged In digging
post holes lear the Haz-l Run bridge,
when im- erraud called him To the north
end OF same. He wBs returning To the
south side and had almost reached the
end when he was struck by SeabOard
train No -. due in this city AT S3J u
m. The force of the blow knocked the
unfortunate man thirty feet in the air
and in falling he siTuk head foremost
on board connecting the masonry work
on the new bridge The board was
broken in win. aud Pnrks' body land-
ed on the foundation nf the stone arch.
Several men were quickly At his side and
found that his head had beenrut literally
in two and his brains scattered IN every
direction. Both legs and both arms
were broken and his body was crushed
into a Jelly
Those who witnessed the acci lent do
not understand why Perks Jailed To
lump. ~ be- wns nearly 10 the end oil the
bridge when the train struck him. ana
the only conclusion is that he was too
excited 10y the trains near approach 10
know what 20 do. Soon after the accl-
dent pr poegctt the Coroner. WAS on
the scene and viewed the remains but
the inquest was postponed until eight
O'clorL at night. In the meantime the
remains were taken 10 the undertaking
establishment OF whitner \ Sacrey. aud
thence t. the home Of the decreased
on the Boulevard The follow ing jury
men were summoned 10y Mr.. ". X Hall:
i. g. Chichester. +. l.. Wise Johns. Berry
" Sherry John Mason and Basil Jones
Purks came 10 this city from Caroline
county. " here he was born and raised,
some years ago, and wasamnrried man,
his widow living here.
The funeral took place from the Ohrls-
tian chuch here Friday morning at II
o'clock. alter which the remains were
taken 10 the Summit for interment-
The pail bearers were: Il b McCalley,
Geo. A. Mills. Arthur Route, Joe Metal
ley, Jas. Butler, Thos Carneal
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
Notice.

The big panoramic and graphophone,
entertainment under the management OF
the c. W. 5. 4 Co.. will exhibit at Tap
pahannock, Va, June Sth. They are
open for all engagements after that date
for benefit OF lodges, churches. schools
etc Any lodges, churches, schools ETC.
throughout the counties in Virginia
wanting an entertainment of this kind
to play for their benefit, please address
Chas. W. Scott. fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
DOUBLE TRACKING THE r F. q
p. r r
Preparing TO Begin Work of Grading
Just Across The Rsppahsnnock.

4 large force of railroad employees are
camped on the - acres rented from Mr..
A. q. MAYS on Claihourn Run. in Stafford
along the liuc OF the H. +. y L. L. Il.
Several hundred men. 100 mules and
carts. with the necessary camp equip
page. are making ready TO begin work
on the additional track 10 he laid be
tween Washington md Richmond, which
will make this line double track. MIR
II. II. George Jr., is the contractor. a
pleasing. obliging gentleman, who evi
IDENTIFY il experienced in the work. "a
Judge from the ease aud energy he dis
pla,s in the beginning 1t II calculated
that abouta ears time wi be- necessary
u complete the grading.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06

Mr.. E. Lowry, of Spotsylvania conn.
tv has sold his farm. containing 10
acres. to Mr.. L b. Kellar, OF Minnesota
This Is a desirable farm and a good, at
tractiye home. The terms are private
The sale was made through John W; Al
Iison. Jr., manager for the Southern
Farm Agency
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
MIpsHIPmAN J J. M'cRAcKeN
He Passes Examination In the Sec
ono Class at Annapolis

In the examination for midshipmen in
the second. third and fourth classes at
the United States Naval Academy AT
Annapolis, Md, Midshipman John }.
McCracken. son Of Capt.T. McCraeken. 81
this city, in the second class, stood % II
a class Of So. lie will hav" one more eX
animation to pass. which will be held IL
February next.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedule in effect May 9th, 1908.

Schedule in effect May 9th, 1908.
LEAVE NoErHwARp.
5.45 A. NJ daily. Stops on signal at
OccoQuan sundays only.
S35 \. n. daily. stops at Alexandria.
1905 A. NJ. sunday only. Stops on
signal at Brooke. Aqua, WIDE Water,
Quantico. cherry Hill and Occoquau.
1917 4. NJ daily. except Sunday
Stops on signal at Brooke. Aqua. WIDE
Wafer. Quautico. Cherry Till. FrTstone.
OccOquan. LOrton, AccotlnS. franconla.
lIiP. II. daily except sunday No
focal stops
G57P' NJ. daily. stops on signal AT
Brooke and Wide Water, and at Reid
SunGays only.
10 Ol L. VI daily. Stops on signal At
Brooke. Wide Water and Quantico.
Stops or signal at Occoausn on sundays
only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK
GO a. NJ. daily. Atlantic coast LINE
train Stops at Milford. boswell ana
Ashland daily. and on signal at "lHe'
n.al stops on sundays only. u.
600 4. 81 daily except sunday h'cu
nond accommodation. Make al stops.
Obs A. VI dailyeNcepf sunday M"Nes
local stops on signal
I323P. NJ daily. : 4 l.. train. stops
IN signal az Milford. boswell and Ash
land
5.30P. VI. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops 40 boswell and Ashland
G37 p. VI daily. Makes local stops
ON signal
S35P. N. daily. Seehoard Air Line
train. Stops at boswell GA sigma.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
4. +. VI. daily except sunday, arrives
fredericksburg q 30 T.. NJ.
g. r. cox. Agent.
" % DUKE. ~ a. ZIP. "a. p. lAltok.
Gen. Man. Asst Gen. Man Tat N"'-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
At THE METHODIST CHURCH
Lecture BY Rev. Mr. Prettyman and
Other Features Make Up Interest
inu Proqrann

Anillnsiratrd lecture under the auspices
NJ the Epworih League was given by
Rev f. !. prettyman, OF Washington,
at the Methodist Chapel Wednesday
night The lecture was very instructive
and much enjoyed by the large crowd
PREF ent. The program was a. follows:
Chorus. hymn; prayer, by Rev. } :.
Hutchinson, the pastor; vocal solo, Miss
May Brent; reading. The Epworth
Leagues Interest in John Wesley, Mr. +
W. Stearns: vocal solo, Mrs. Proctor;
lecture. Rev. +. j. Prettyman; chorus,
hymn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
WOOL WANTED.
Io0,OO0Lbs. Wool
WANTED FOR CASH.
SIMON IIIRSH & BRO.
MARRIAGES.

Sss Ieua Fuchs. Of Urbanna. Middle
Iounty. was married Wednesday in
Who're to Mr.. Fay =. Leeompte. OF
Va. Dorchester county, Md. The
bny took place at the residence OF
Milan II. Carter, No. 1913 West
We Street Mrs Carter being airiend
"ride. Rev. J Fred IIeiss, ofiiciatcd.
,,Asday morning at Centenary
ms,At Church, Middiesex county,
N" lie l.. Rhoades became the bride
o ". Brooks, OF North Carolina,
nesRiehardson officiating. Niles
ns;A of Broeksboro, n. g, Wa
, sost ,or, and Mr.. Eugene Rhoad'
U.s. Misses Anna Ferguson, Edna
h ais helia Overlook were brides
.nsnS \. Foster Smith, Rayfpon'
va R1ser Kerr, Maynard sure
nnnruaatswart, ushers. Nh. and ~
brps' pike their home In Pis''
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
CORPORATION COURT.
peonle's Steam Laundry to be Oper-
ated by Creditors.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judge A. +. Embrey entered an order ap.
pointing a receiver to take charge Oh
the Peoples Steam Laundry Company
and conduct the business. The order
was entered upon application OF George
W Heflin. Jno. q. lIurkaInp Co., ana
pannehl 4 Deshazo, creditors, through
their attorney, Mr. W. d. Carter, and
the further restraining order was entered
epioiniDg Judge Jno. 4. Goolrick rom
selling said plant on June 10th under a
deed OF trust.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
ATender Flower TranspIanted.

Died at the home OF his parents at Ivy
Depot. Albemarle county, Thursday,
June 4th, Edward ewis'Baptist, infant
son ofDr. and Mrs ii. l.. Baptist, aged
3 months. Mrs. BAPTIST, who was Miss
Esther Boyle. has many friends in this
city who will regret to learn OF this be-
reavement.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
ForSaIe

An up.to-date farm, all stocked and
equipped, fine residence, good barn. viii
seIl on reasonable terms Good water
also. sulphur spring on farm. Apply ia
John W. Allison, Jr.,
fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
An Annroaehina Wedding.

Invitations have been issued by Capt.
and Mrs. VIM. l. Messick, OF lrvington,
Va. for the marriage OF their dauE liter.
Miss Alma Blanche Messick, to Mr.. A. J..
Rowe. Of Fredericksburg. The ceremony
will take place at the NJ. +. Church,
south. Irvington, Thursday afternoon,
June 18th, at 3 O'Clock.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
Ia Elect q President.

An important called meeting OF the
Mary Washington Hospital Association
will be held in the Council Chamber on on
Tuesday morning, June 9th, at lO;5O
o'clock, for the purpose of electing a new
president. All the members are earnest
iv requested TO be present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Session Ends and Vacation
Beeins List of Those Receiving
Medals


Medals
The Public Schools closed Friday. The
school Board, accompanied by supt u.
=. Willis. visited all the schools and
awarded medals To the scholars who
were entitled to them for proficiency in
scholarship during The past session Ihey
were:
White Schools, Grammar Grade-l-A'
Nora Y. Ballard; l.B, Flossie b. Garner
? Theresa McCord; 2, Ada p. Brown
Primary. Selma Ulmsn; ?, Lloyd H.
Knight; 3, Ben T. Pitts;d, j. A. Broad
dus billiard: ). Margaret shenton; q, I'll
sic Genther.
Colored schools-Grammar, Ia, Col
Inns White; lib, Lucy ". Johnson. Pr
marv-1. Lillian V. Coleman: =, SARAH
q Walker; 3. Grace Walker; \, George
Walker; ,, Ada Lewis. =,
The session has been most successful
and the enrolment very large
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG AND
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.

Connections %. Frederick -hurg With r., F.
A II Il H. and Necms Steamboat co. AZ
Orange with southern H Il ana heSHpthAe
Ohio IL. o.
The only line 50 she Charlottesville and
WHferne-. Raktiedl'ls.
FAsteru STANDARD Time. Daily eKccptNnn-
day ". H. Ei' HARRIS, zen. "a e!-Sei
srrafn W. , leaves Orange the -th Monday
IA eAeh month At =. n.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
Real Estate Sale.

Mr.. Maurice Hirsh has purchased.
through the real estate agency OF Messrs
Slaughter a Griffin, the vacant lot on
the corner OF Main and Lewis streets,
known AZ the Brown and Marye lot.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06
Boarders Wanted.

Boarders wanted, transient or perma'
nent. at 1921 Main street. Rates rea
Mrs. l.. G.. Mitchell,
Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-06

Mems fine neck wear at b. Goldsmith *
Sons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
LONG AND SHORT
HAUL is UP AGAIN
Norfolk and Western Wants to
Compete With the Southern
to South Boston.

The Corporation Commission oevoteo
Yesterday to the consideration Of the case
81 the Norfolk an Western Rallroad
upon a rehear.ng, In which the company
asks that they DE allowed TO disregard
the long and short haul provision OF the
constitution between Richmond ano
South Boston, 50 IS to compete with the
Southern Railway between these points
without disturbing the regular rates
charged TO intermediate points Rch
;uond and South Eoston merchants ties.
tit.e6 IN favor OF the application. anc
tbe commission heard Hon. ], Allen
1yarts, ps Roanoke, for the company
and took the case under advisement. 1t
mas t,sea previously decided against the
company.
Messrs. c. L. Todd ard n. r. Savage,
OF Richmond. and Joseph steboins ana
r. ". Lawson, Of South Boston,
The distance from Richmond TO South
Boston over the Southern is 100 miles,
and ;hs, over the Norfolk and Western
30, aud the latter asks to be allowed
to meet the former on freight rates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
ABOUT FEAR

,often Comes From, Lack Of Rlnht F ood,
Nnnoleon said that the best fed soldiers
were his best soldiers, Tor fear and ner-
vonsness come quickly when the stomach
is not nourished. Nervous fear Is sure
Sign that the body Is not supplied with
the right food.
Connecticut lady says: For many
years ! had been a sufferer. from 1nd'ses-
lion and heart trouble, and IN almost con-
slant fear OF sudden death, the most
acute suffering possible. Dieting Drought
on weakness, cancellation and nervous
exhaustion. aud I was q complete wreck
physically and almost wreck mentally.
III tried many foods but could not avoid
the terrible nausea followed by vomiting
that came after eating until trled
C1rape, Nuts This food agreed with my
palate and stomach from the start Ihls
was about a. year ago. Steadily ana
surely change from sickness 70 llsalli,
come until now have no symptoms or
.dygpepsia, and can walk ten miles&a day
without being greatly fatigufd have
not taken drop OF medicine since be-
gan the use Of GraperNuts, and people
say look many years younger man !
INV poor, old sick body has been made
ovcr aud feel as though my head has
been. too Life Is worth living now, and
#I5,expcct to enjoy 1t for many years to
come IL 7 can keep away from bad foods
aud have Grape Nuts Name given by
POSTUM Co., Battle Greek, Mich
rhores n reason,
Look In each package. for n copy Or
tho famous little book. The Foaq 70
iSfcllyille.' S 5s 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
Mr.. WHITTET WANTS.
THE OFFICES HERE HI J, ]
Amendment to Southern, Rail-
way Charter Was Re-
icctcd.

There was m interesting fight In the
s,rcet committee last night over tho ordl--
nance OF tho Southern Railway Company.
: III relation TO maintaining and operating
Tia tracks III tho city OF Richmpnd.
< Over tho ordinance ltsolf, which was q
rrSlratt OF Tho present otc. the only
change being to allow ono Council N
stead ot two successive ones to .repcnl, It.
there was little difference OF opinion, but
tho Jt,isca,sslcn nrosc ovcr MI amendment,
offered br Mi.}Nvhtttot. requiring the COM,
rany 10 maintain It's principal offices In.
this rAtN,
Mr. Whittot advocated the amendment,
and Il was opposed by several members.
The amendment was rejected, only
Messrs >vhitet and Peters voting in the
affirmative. The ordinance was then re-
commented to the Council without divi-
sion The committee then disposed Of
quito Il batch Of routine business.
Tho Committee on Grounds and Bulld-
inEs held n meeting and approved pay
rolls aud transacted much regular bust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
ST. LOUIS BILL TO
COME UP MONDAY

(, The House Committee on Finance VIII
neet In regular session on Monday next
ut 4 p, NJ. and the advocates of the
Kelley. bill to appropriate $4,000 for a
virginia building at the st. Louis Ex-
position, to be held next year, Will seek
to have the measure taken up and acted
on. The friends of the bill have already
been sounding the members of the com !,
mittee, and feel very much encouraged
at the outlook. They are laying stress
upon the fact that half Of the desired
~ private subscription, conditioned upon
the State putting up the other half.
They are also saying that, the s5oNo
appropriated by the State for the exhibit
and the additional amount raised from
various lnlust tries for this purpose VIII
make but poor showing unless provision
Is made for crcditable State building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04

Petersburg: Dr.. Soutlgate Leigh, nor
folk. D. q. s.. Foster, Williamsburg; f..
d. Haislip Stanton; Miss S, II. Capa-
Mss Richmond: Mrs. ". a. Glasgow,
Roanoke: Mrs. William r. Drewry, Pc
tersburg; Rev. Mr.. semmes, Richmond;
on Local Organized Charities OF the
Cities and ntles-samuel Fl. Miller
Lynchburg, chairman; l.. ], Hyslup. Ac-
'comac county; Isaac IIirsch, iFredericks-
burg. n o. Clarke, Dinwiddie county;
Captain J. G.. Osborne, Montgomery coun-
ty; Mrs. j. r.. Gill, Richmond; Miss Kate
G, Hall. Petersburg: Mrs. w. D. iarton'
Richmond; Hon. 5J.rW. Soutnall. SAnella
county; Rev. Fl. M. Hope, Petersburg;
Dr.. r. s. Powell, Brunswick county; Mrs.
Stuart Smith, Charlottesville.
On Homes for Working Women-ReV.
Carl +. Grammar. Norfolk, chairman;
Mrs. Charles Bosher Richmond; Rev. j.
NJ. Pitcher, Petersburg; Mrs. =; pln-
ner. suffolk; Mrs. W. NJ Jones, Peters
burg: Mrs. ID. w. Bissell, staunton; Mrs.
G. 3. Burton, Richmond; Mrs. F. II.
Stewart, Roanokp; Mrs. NJ. f. Arm
strong, IIampton; Mrs. William Pitcher,
Petersburg.
On care Of the Aged-Hon. s. p. Wad-
dill, Henlico county. chairman; Or. SEN
ia min Blackford, staunton; Rev Wllllam
AZ, Clarke, Richmond; Miss s. H. Ca ID
Mss, Richmond MIS- ". W. Stem
tersburg; Miss. Mary W. Rowland, Nor
folk; julius straus, Richmond J, L. Nc
Lemore, Suffolk; simon Seward, Peters
purg; r. j. Camp, Franklin; ]. y Borum'
PORTSMOUTH,; Peter Turney, Norfolk.
Membership Committee--Mrs, Joseph
Bryan, Richmond, chairman; Mrs AZ
bert Bruce. Richmond; Miss Margarette
&. Roper, Norfolk: Mrs ], Allan watts
Roanoke; s. H. Miller. Lynchburg; Mrs
William Pitcher, Petersburg; Mrs j., .,
primer, Suffolk; Miss Matte T. Gundry,
Fairfax county; Mrs. Gates McAlpln VII
son, Portsmouth; $, r. WaddIll, Hen
rico county; j.. w. Williams, southamp-
tor county; Rev. w, A. r. Goodwin. WILL
Harrisburg; MIS-, f. ~. Blssell. staun-
ton.
OF Charities aud Correction are; Presl.
dent, Captain John L. Roper. Norfolk
first vice president, Hon. ], e. Willard
Fairfax county: SECRETARY, George ..
Davis, Richmond; treasurer. Dr. William
Francis Drewry, Petersburg; chairman Of
Executive Council. Rev. ], M,.Pl|cher, D.
d., Petersburg; chairman Editing, COM
mittee, Dr., William +, Drewry' Peters
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

MIR. John r. Livesay left last Wednes-
day for an extended business trip
Mrs. Cannon. who for several Al months n or =
past has been visiting Mrs. Char4es &:
shafer. left on Tuesday for her home III
Galveston. Tex. c,xo,a =,
K Ths bba afEEsr Sc wii ot sve silver tea
tonight al t1le residence of Mrs. John
S. Lear, of Highland Park, for the tene-
ut Of the bamn Af@s who has been
quite Sick at his parents residence near
Highland Park. for several days, is
somewhat improved 80, .,,
Mrs.. Mrs. Amber, Of WILLIAMSBURG. !, has
been the guest OF friends on the mn: 81.
Miss Rhyme Long, who has been sick
for several days, is improving,
The next meeting of the Young PEG,
ple's Finch Club Will be heli 70 nisht
week at the home OF Miss Annie sale on
The roll Of honor for Highland Park
School ending for the Week november
9th Is as follows: o,,,,,,,,
Teacher.-Bcssie Marshall, Louise Rem
ME. Katie Lewis. Ruth Rennie' Patte
Ps n5 nnsseef n car Mlnx RGs
Atwood Lewis. Julian Todd
Junior B-Edna Bowman, Virginia
Fleming. -, ,r,,,
Pernberton, Teacher.-Mary starke g
weeks. Roy Gross q week'ii nj. M.idre q
week., Bette Radcliffe Il week.. VIZ
gin!a Roane e weeks. Bertha Marshall
Third Grammar Grade-Keelng Sissan
q week., Fam e Gray. Irene Frltzsche;
Mrs. McComb. Of Louisa county, who
spent several weeks with her slsLer'
+ Mrs. andrew Mosby, has returned home.
Little Helen Wilder who has been quite
iii for the past week, Is RAPIDLY lmproV-
Ing. a,nty
is sitting friends on Hlghlnnnc tast;
ward on Monday slipped and fell on, the
Ice ana broke her arm Dr. Paul Redd Is
the attending physician.
Mr. Lindsay Woodruff. OF salisbury
n. G., Is the guest of relatives on ths
. Last Las Sunday night thieves stole tif5s ice
chickens from Or. D. *: WalthaH. TN:
is the second time Dr. Walthalt mas ma
The misfortune TO have his hen-hous'
robbed