The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
Committee Decides to Have a
Square On McDonough
Street.
is ON WAY TO COLORADO
Bazaar is We'll Attendcd--Arbi-
traitors to Meet This
Afternoon.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 1102 HUI, Street,

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called meeting Of the Street Com
mittee was held last'night to consider and
act upon the recommendations OF the
Second Ward delegation innde by tho lat
trr in its last meeting. The question is
OF great interest as touching upon the
growing desire OF the ward delegations
10 pave the streets In their respective
dlstr.cts. inc recommendation was pre-
sentrd by Mr.. Nunnuily III tho name OF
the deIesation. ASKING FOR an AppropriA-
ton 10 cover tna expenses " paving
licUonOuBn Street DetWscu Ienln ana
L.evenln f7treets Tue .tcoiiiniendaiou
was uuupt.u. except lntt Lnv SUrLn ,iue
Sliln not uc paved until TURNER cOn-
s.ueIatiun. Inc AStion ~ regard 10 tAc
Moran e.ue was tAAen ON account o.
the pellliUni OF the CHI UiOtners, aShinH
thar u curoins De pun uowli on ttAat s.rse. :.
anu s.lynl1 tnat tne peLuohers Nou.u
piucG lnere sranUi.iuc HiuewalK siA
feet vide. Inc pet.l.on was reJected. az
the street Connnttee desires si0ema1hs
only OF wioer extension. IL WIS ue
cIded, upon the request VI AR. NuhHaiy
that The material OF the paving snoulo De
lett 10 the delegauon from tnat Hard.
mr., fers uson, Oh the Fourth Ward, pc,
tit.oned Tor a brick pavement Aho noou
curb.ug on Coward.n Avenue. from Ferry
Street 10 the Semines street bridge. p e
pcruon was granted
Bazaar Well Attended
rho bazaar gwen By the ladies' OF the
stockton Street Baptist Church WIS
a sun we'll attended last nignt. aho IN tne
programme was mu l;i,, eh ,,',s nass ama
from them lary. proceeds are expected
by SATURDAY night.
ro-nsnts prog WHICH IS ssi YET no.
from the Railroad Y. NJ c. a.. Quar.ette.
Or. Rich1nond This quartettc CONSISTS
Of Mesdarnes Ba-' crabtree, Baker and
Phillips There will also be many other
Tonight. The bazaar closes SATURDAY 81,
might, and all the articles left over VIII
ba nut III at auction and sold There are
MANY things Of value lying at the booths .al:s,
viii be disposed OF before that tme.
w. e. Smith Leaves.
Mr., Walter Smith. who has for long
time been station man at the Fire De-
partment, left for Colorado YESTERDAY al
ternoon He hopes that The dry. brac.ns
air and climate OF the Western state
will prevent the further spread Of the
ing his lungs. Before he left. he was
handed 500 and his railroad ticket by
1ir. Clarence Walden. who has been KIND
enough to receive the contributions which
were gwen that Mr.. Smiths trip might
be possible. 3Ir. Smith left Manchester
with the kindest assurances ana pest
wishes Of his friends;iwh came SO gen
erously TO his help In the hour OF his
need, and he. in his turn. assured them all
Of MS deepest gratitude and recognition
OF tlelr timely add
Mr.. Smith win arrive In Denver on
Saturday. lie has many letters OF ln-s
PRODUCTION TO the city officials OF Denver
from Mayor Maurice and Chief Crooks
and other trends.
Arbitrator to Meet.
This afternoon at 3 O'Clock will be
Messrs Augustine Royal and w. 7. Da-
wilson. 10 determine the value of}a strip
OF land belonging 10 Mrs. Octayla aPurks
lying on the west side OF Cowardin Ave
nue.. This property has been condemned
by the city for the purpose of stralEhten-
ing the line of the street
Personals and Briefs.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church will have an oyster sup
per at the home OF Mr.. A. II. Fitzgerald.
1O13 Porter Street, 10 -morrow night.
Mrs. w. T.. Tucker. Miss J. r. HOPKINS
and Miss Virginia Tucker Of Maldens.
Goocrand county, are visiting Mrs. J. II
Gallagher. on Bainbrldge Street.
Mr.. NJ. p. Murphy. foreman OF the
moldlng department ofithe Southern Rail-
way shops, who has recently been oper-s
atcd upon at the Memorial Hospital. IS
improving very rapidly
3 Miss Leila a. Robinson. Of 1422 Porter
Street. who was operated upon at tho
Memorial Hospital, is very much Inn
Nj and Mrs. Bist. who have been on
an extended visit TO Chase City and
Washington, have returned.
Mr.. Edwin Walthall. who for some time