The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
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i.A8 Hack 70 Transport Teacher. -
rs and Pupils Free q
55 Charge. s4b.s5
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granting Of State aid to the Worthwhile
High School 2has Eivof v great it1petus,
q not alone to- the school, Y but to the eii-
" ira btisiress and social life Of 1.-THE COM
II tr1tinity. ttha road ofYlcials have promised
Il To- begir, work this month making q road az
from Beaeton, on the outherni X il roa 4
to WORTHWHILE such as the most ent hu y
4 astlc of tourists n I'M tho future Of 4 the
B"lower end ,,s dared not to picture inEhiss
u Mr.. 81 Ii. 4 I'd wards will run II daily
Il Hack from Bealctonfto Worthwhile as soou
ii as school opens III he fall, ranspor'tilnngs
"a pupils and Instructors to and from inc ~
III railroad 4 free sof charge. 1tessrs. Johnb
"a B. Jones Il Company have the Slum Y y.
III sawed out FOR d large addition TO 4 tile!rs
store, and propose to keep the largest
M and most varied assortment 7 OF Y gooas
"a to be found 8insthe county. &. III
Mr.. J. w. Brooks and tho ODD sF,elloWs
Will shortly erect q large two- story build-
ing on Willard Avenue, the lower We MOOT
to DO used by Mr. Brooks Tor store purEF
ts5 THAT Colonel Willard IS still popular
" IN this section Of the state Is atte st y!
d 10 by naming d. new 8 reet afte " MN
II, tf,e West End which In time promises -
to be one OF the own y. ~.
With the dded prestige q p ',l M. ar
only sta to- aided high " either
Nc FaiIu,,er Or stafford counties, and being
M free Is all Virginia boys and g. ta !,
N cornirlu session promises to be the mos
N successflil school year In TIE histor O
the high school In anti o n ofG4n
biz influx dents this 8fail,St y, new
boarding houses are bel eI g. ected 8 q
willard Avenue az rapidly as the work * \
men can do the work 8. a the corner q
Il Main street Mr. Robert shumate is build
n Ing n Il # tnyelye-room& house wi n Ss "a rye
double porches SO planned that II can,
easily Fbe added to from time to- time
-Four blocks further south on lard 70
Avenue In a magnificent oak grove, on O,
E$ d II cleva ton overlooking the hool n and
the town, Mr.. s.s3I. Edwards lis erect
Ing d boarding house tnat. wi "a q It's pay
y windows, wide piazzas and many roomy
halls, promises to be the larg eat building
In the town, and when his plans for orr,a-
rnentng and beantIfying the houae 4 and nd
grounds with paintings, Y sta tuar fo "
rustic seats and Wne-coye arDors \. are !'t
completed, It will be one OF Morrisyilles
most attractive homes. sts Il uo Y Or more
Y smaller private residences WI pc erect.
ed on Willard .AyeRu In the course llsI OF
the 81 mex & twelve months. and 50 alu i
i are also feeling the effect n OF the IN,
creased business rctivity. .ss5. Tn rec u acres
M of5unilnproyed land recently sold for ~,
two acres, also unlmproyed. for Slbo,# and
# trac Il that sold for 81 $50 Ave years e 90,
Il changed hands two weeks o go Tor " S
az OOO
ii An mi, ovation Id the building 81 Inc that
4 will probably haze many imitators Is Is q
concrete house short to be ser cted ny3
Mr., Ed. DiinfnIck. OF BAD timore, on the
ninety.ucre farm recently pure hased& by
him near t his place. It will be two stories
IAN III wi ~ concrete cellar, elect rio llg
& NOT and cold water. speaking tubes and
all modern CONVENE len col. at
$$$ls TWO engineers with twcl We men work
ing und er n them are MAXIM the lana
Fl heIow thaS5t,inction OF the Hapidan and
T,a prahann6ck + I..vers look a like al boom
town BY the number OF sts takes plantei.i
Ri 4 oi1rt een-foot concrete d am--te feet
Isl higher than the old cana Y dan--will oe
builtthere at cost Of 81 nv ooo = az win WIN
the rapids Will give a. waterfall 81 seven
feet. the public does not kn rs,
tust which way the electric railroad VIII ~
IF rim from this point. there Is @ strong
heiief ina t it wlil@folow up the Kappa \
55 hannock River and n Rock X r UNI through.
Morrsville and from there 4 In Y q nea rby
straight course to connect with the end
q the Mount Vernon Ro free right
ID AZ way would he very generally obtained
alonr this route. II the road keeps up
IA RI ppa h annock ass far as the HV hea "
q y,a ter 10 wer It will ass close to the old
lime nuarries on Marsh Run, 7 he seat
5ttS$ a. an old industry that IN Lght be re-
newed with much profit by GONE one W.T.
i little capital and business abili ty. FIT
years ago the burning OF h lime was 8. g
lourishlng industry Ct this point !. The 9;
lime IN the mortar OF the old &Kellyyllie
H I'd pine View brick mills came y from
these kilns. and At was shipped extensive e
~ on canal boats that ran up q ana
down the Kappa hammock River. But high
water on Marsh Run slakcd 800 ba rrel l
Of prepared lime setting FIRE t. me : eu i,
rnyarish,nr1 the operator that he quit .nu
q business Other attempt is; have been made
70 revive the industry. but until recently
the property was SO tangled up ina ne! q no
satisfactory lease OF limestone prlyile gss
could be obta ined. Y
3 The limestone is abundant and OF good
quality, while inexhaustible quantities Of
4 pine cord wood lies In sight, vi ~ q =
good local market among the farmers
Ii who know$its value In grass.
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