The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
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Board Of Aldermen Held First First
4. Meeting Officers Were
Elected
welded j, :: AT THE IL: CAPITAL J Y Az.
Young Couple Take Trip and.
Return Man and Wife.
Briefs.

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Manchester Bureau. Times-D lspat oh I "a
S. No. 11o2 HULL Street l
The new Board OF Aldermen met net /. last !5sl
night IN their first session. Mr. Appott
was temporary chairman, The nrst
thing In order was the nomination and
election OF a president. Mr.. r. y. "a a.
ii am nominated Mr.. ] r Pcrdues \: ~
nomination was seconded and Mr.. Hook
Ter was requested to cast 9 unan MIN GUS us
vote, which was done Mr.. r. 81 - Pa
tram was nominated by Mr.. John Moore
for vice.president. and Mr. Ruddi cast
the entire vote Of the body for him.
Mr.. Abbott made a short compliment Z,
itary address on leaving the chair. and
Mr. Pcrdue delivered a few remarks y on
entering upon his new duties. n Mr.. Pa \
tram also Il banked the board for the
honor bestowed upon him. Il
II The selection OF the respective len gths
Of smembership terms was decided by lot.
The results were, for the First ward, Mr.
bRudd four years and M. Hooker Two
years; for the Second ward, Mr.. Per
duo two years and Mr.. Tillerys four
years; for the Third ward, Mr.. Abbott
four years and Mr.. Patram two years.
for the Fourth ward. Mr.. Moore two
The meeting then adjourned to con-
Svene again next Monday night at 1880
o'clock. The City Assembly meets Mon
day night at 7:45, and the Financial
Committee at 8 o. clock.
Cupid's Climax.
5S Mr. N T Harvey Bolton and Miss Ada. Walk
ter, well known young people Of Manchcs-;
ter. left last w ednesday for a trip to
Washington. Thursday they returned as
man and wife s9 IS. 4 " rs
The g flair caused no little surprise to
their circle OF friends. The young couple
will make their happy home in Oak
Grove. l5Sss
Personals and Briefs.
as Mr.. B. VI h Nunna lily returned from Au.
igusta Springs w ednesda y.
4 Several members Of the Elite Club will
spend a few days, including Labor Day,
at Walkers, a. S. 85.i s8
Mr.. r. 10. Anderson and several others
spent Thursday fishing 1t the Associ atton
pond &
~ Mrs. Vs. r. Moore will return from
Halifax. NJ CT. to-day. XII
Mrs. w. 8. Green, Of No. sos Decatur
Street, stepped on a nall yesterday, and
Is 8now&contned to her bed as O. conse-.
squence. 81 5s
The Circuit Court Of Chesterfield meets
Monday week. 8 It will have one OF the
largest criminal dockets ever known here.
4 Mr. and Mr.. Logan "a lien, OF Charles
ton, s.. G., and Mr.. and Mrs. ackson al
len, Of Danville, w are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. William Allen. *s$i$
II Miss Lola olive and Miss Agnes " hites
are visiting Mrs. NJ. w Goodman, at No.
1916 Everett Street.
Mrs. Hogue8 is sick at her home on
Nineteenth Street. ~ 81 "a
Mrs S. II. Buell. and Miss Annie D.
iDu& Val have returned home from a. trip
to the st. Louis Exposition and a pleasant
visit to relatives In Paducah, 81 Ky.
The street sweeper was at work Thurs
day night, and the streets look much i'm
proved. 8 .5 .sss8S .aj
$nally and Jim Brown for fighting in
Swansboro, III.
Mr.. Ryall. Of Philadelphia. is spend
ing ten days with his siste Mrs. g arles
Dr.. George E. chlles. son Of !
iChiles, former Mayor Of Manchester 7, is
visiting friends and relatives la'at this bis
city, 5 4.
Alderman John Moore has now Srecoy-
cred from his attack Of fever. iss