The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
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WEST POINT, VA, Juno Mrs. r. w.
Enbank, after charming visit to nor
,ister. Mrs. Thomas P. Bagby. left for
her home at Dunnsville. Essex county,
Tuesday. She will visit en- route Mrs
D. Allen. at King and Queen Courthouse.
Miss Minnie Broaddus. who taught this
session ct the West Point Seminary, re-
turned wednesday to her home in Sparta,
Caroline.
Miss Margaret Bagby. who taught IN
the same school, has accepted position
In Oak Grove Academy, Belona. Pow
hatan county, for the next session.
The West Point Seminary will not re-
sumo under the same management
Mrs. Thomas P. Bagby, president OF the
Aiunnae Association OF TIollins 1nsti-
tute. left wednesday to attend the finals
at that institution. She will return on
June 7th.
Mrs. Charles Tucker was shocked BY
lightning this week. but not seriously
injured.
The closing exercises OF the West Point
nublic school will be held Tuesday. Tho
address viii be delivered by A. j. Monta.
p,,e dean OF the law school OF Richmond
College. Miss Mildred Lee Woodward
viii receive the medal offered by Mr.. p
L.. smither for the best essay written
nv the member OF the graduating class.
Those graduating are Mildred Woodward,
ximena Wood, Fanny Clements, Susie
I,ee Eastwood, Blanche Gouldman. ia
nette dudley, Archie Smther, Charles
Dennead and Herbert Woodward.
Miss E,ula Churn has resigned her posi-
tion with the Weekly News, which she
has held 40 acceptably for several years.
r 7. Palmer, secretary OF the Demo-
cratic committee Of King William coun-
ty. has called special meeting at King
William Courthouse for next court day.
Tuesday, June 9Th. ).
work on the new Christian Church IL
heinz NJ, shed. under the direction Of
Mr.. +. w. OVENS one OF the most proml-
nent members.
wilson Hardy, clerk for the Southern
Railway at this point, spent last week
with his parents, near Cha City.
Mrs. hudson Taylor will leave In q few
DAYS to visit her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Beazley, Of Chase City.
Misses Grace and Salome Post. daugh-
ters Of Captain Garrett Post, iett Weo-
Gnesd for .an extended trip Norm. u
Pa 81 Robert STIoskins. OF Mathews, spent
Friday in town.
MISS Margaret Palmer will attend the
closing exercises Of the Woman's Col
lege in Richmond next week.
Mr. r. " Cure spent some time IN
Richmond this week.
Mr.. Wallace Robinson has resigned his
position with J. M. Corr and accepted
position with L. E. Mumford banking
Company, at Gloucester Courthouse.
Mrs. A. B. Pillsbury will be taken 70
Bthe Home for the Incurables IN Rlch-
mond as soon as arrangements can be
completed. ~.
MI. J.. M. Lewis. of Gloucester. visited
friends in town Wednesday.
Hon r. l.. Gregory, of Tunstalls, was
IN town Tuesday on business.
Misses Ellen and Mamie Richardson,
who have been teaching the past ses-
sion. returned home Tuesday last.
y NJ James Denmead, OF Richmond,
snent Sunday with his parents MT. ana
Mrs. ]. Fl. Denmead
Mrs. Albert Robinson attended the ~
neral OF her niece, Mrs. Nettie wicker,
in Richmond, THURSDAY Z,
Miss Roberta Hogan, a student OF tho
West Point Seminary, LETT MONDAY lor
her home, at King William Courthouse.
Miss Mamie Payne winners nus ~ ~
turned to her home in Abingdon, va.'
after spending the winter IN west fg on : :
Mrs. Fl. /. Lewis represented Chelsea
Lodge, No. 50. knights OF Pythias, y
the Grand Lodge. which met IN ot '''L
ton, Va. last week.
Or. w: X. Gatewood returned Saturday
from very pleasant trip TO SCUM C ~,
lima where he visited his daughter, Mrs.
Moore, and also attended the meeting
OF the Southern Railway Surgeons.
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