The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
EARLY Train
FROM RICHMOND.
Adds Greatly to the Cofnfort.8ocf
Visitors to tile Meek
III $lenburg 1.#
GETTING READY FOR !: FOURTH Q ] ] 4
"a ~ " - ~. 4,9s
The Indications Point to asMerry
Crowd for the
Season. #
GETTING READY FOR FOURTH
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H THE NJ c11LEN13URG 5 CHASE CITY,
$yA.,i Juno "a. The entcrprlsing citizens
OF Chase city and the nanng enlent at
tho Nfecklenburg are one In their effors
to make the approaching Fourt. OF July
81 day to 81 remembered In Vie history
Of the county. The Walker Light Guard
or Rlchmonds ana the Petersburg Grhys
will joIn the nome company, the Meek
ienburg Guard, In forming tho brilliant
military pageant, without which tho day
would Slnck its most Significant feature
8lts raison d'etre. Indeed Tin the mind Of
tho small boy ana perhaps In the esti-3
ftnationtof children Of q larger growth
The presence Of the Governor flid other
sdisting,lished visitors will give dignity;
and tone to the occasion, ana everything
possible Will be done to add to the pleas
Euro OF tho guests Of honor and tho yis-
#itors. as well as to reflect credi tably upon
the hosts Of the occasion.
# The southern Road, always q solicitous
Tor the comfort and convenience OF the.
travelling public, has added considerably
ID It's service by the add tional morning
train, which was put on last Monday,
and which, give an 4 excellent connection
from a Richmond. this train, arriving
here at 10:12 "A. NJ, brings the daily pa
Epers several hours earlier than formerly,
and is In many ways g great conYe i1icn enc
and help. 80 a a & 5i| s8 VI b. a
53 The Indications are distinct that this
will be the greatest season the {Mecklen-
burg has ever Il known. Guests from Z q
distance attest to the or irving popularity
81 tho place. H. nor ca n it be said that It
az without honor In its own country, as
Virginia and North Carolina are always
well represented here. The home-like
afr Of the place, which is really O. feature
here ID emphasized by the presence q
many family groups. { as@ai5S
$ss} One OF the most attractive is COM
posed OF Mrs. j. Walter, Of Montgomery.
Ala; her mother, Mrs. M. y Farnhara,.
and her daughter Miss Marian Black, all
"a whom have won many friends and 8ad-s
frntrers here. gtt X
RS maryland Is represented by DR.. and
Mrs Charles Wells and their daughter.
Mrs. s., a. Fuller, and the Old Nort:ii
4 state has d lovely family group IN Al Al
and Mrs William n. Carter and Master
William M. Carter, Jr., OF W ilson.s: COL
James Lyons, OF Bucking ha I'M, III y al, SO
we'll and popularity known IN h +:t. =
+ IA In wing d bene fetal stay here md addr
greatly 70 the pleasant social atmosphere.
Mr. r. =. Turner, OF the Virginian-
Pilot, Norfolk, Va, and Mrs turner are
among the recent arrivals ~ 35SS4s
S75 Dr, Il. Is. Edmunds, the very popular
assistant here to Dr. " al ton. Is q avg? way
for week, in the IN tetest OF he ga nj
tarlum department OF the Mscllenburg
Bowling is decidedly the faYorrite.
amusement during the morning hours, In,
which gano Mr.. Richard 9. funsta }. Ct
Norfolk. and Mr.. liam n. r orer q
Il Petersburg, have shown especial pro wess.f
In the afternoon the hne mount which
the stables AFFORD are In requlsition, and
among the riders along the pleasant
roads may be seen many fay l equ 'e =;
Il triennes.
4 In the long list OF names registered
b during the past week We find the fol-
lowing /: Mr.. James Lyon, Buckingnam,
va; Mr.. and u Mrs. William N 81 Carter
Master William NJ. Carter, Jr.. Wilson,
G.; Mr.. B L. a. Coulter, Richmond,
Va; General b & .. Royster. Oxford,
N. q; Mr.. and Mrs. D y D: 5DeButts,
General j L I. 4 j.. Battle, Greensboro,
M c.; Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Il Cham berlane,
Raleigh \; Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Neblott,S
Lunenburg. Va; Mr.. William H. Taylor i
Mr.. William w. Chalberlaine, Norfolk;
Mrs $F.g IL. Borden. Goldsbol Q. n. C..;;S3
4 Mr. J ohm B. Haine, Danville; ME-. 9.
Saunders. Richmond. and Mr.. Ed. FL
Van Enan, New York City.