The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
NEWS GATHERED
ROM SOUTHS|DE
swansboro May Become An
Incorporated.
Town.
REPORT FROM THE SCHOOL
Children Make Good Marks.
Personals and
Briefs.
REPORT FROM THE SCHOOL
Manchester Bureau. Times; Dispatch,


Manchester Bureau. Times-D Dispatch, I
No. 1102 Hull Street.
Swansboro may, under an act to be
passed by tho present General Assembly,
be incorporated into n municipality. There
is a strong sentiment in favor OF such
Il move now and the citizens of the thriv
ing little suburb OF Manchester are dis
c1tssing tho feasibility OF such a step be-
ing taken.
Swansboroites have a grievance against
the board of supervisors of Chesterfield
and they are not 10th in expressing this
grievance. There is not light in the
place. Scores of young ladies' who live
in the upper part of Swansboro have to
come to Richmond early In the mornings
and besides the danger OF their being
on the dark streets unprotected ut such
an early hour, there is the Inconvenience
and the worry about mud holes.
The little suburb has built up very
rapidly within the past few months and
houses are being erected every week. Bus
inesss establishments are locating on Up
per Hull Street, and If the place should
be incorporated It would be thriving
village.
1t is understood that Ettricks, n place
much smaller than Swansboro, In Chester
field county. has electric lights, furnished
by the county, and the people who live
just out of the limits of Manchester want
TO know why they are given the worst
of the bargain.
Honor Roll of Schools.
Principal A. II. Fitzgerald. of the pub
lie school, has made out the following
honor roll for the month:
First Primary-Eldridge Pickett. Par
Adams, Eta cHss. Louise Wilkinson.
SECOND Primary-Ray Royal. Milton
Staples, Sullivan Neal, Bernard Gibbs,
Margaret Brooks, Ella Reams Jane shep-
herd, Edna starke, Minnie Booth. Maude
Kelley, Hazel Link, Mabel Williams.
Third and Fourth Primary Frank Bal
dy. Orni Bass, Garnett Campbell. OF Ely,
George Gooding. Maury Green. Edgar
Saunders, Ernest Smith. John starke,
Worsham, Fred Wright, Laura Anderson,
Frances Bailey, Mildred Bass. Gaynell
Curry Louise Johnson. Laura Owen. Ed
ward Bass, Philip Bulifant. Marshall
Taylor, Daniel Worsham, Henry Jones,
Mary Bishop, Beatrice Brewer. Lizzie
Brooks, Ruby Clary, Jane ELAN. Minnie
Martin, Virginia Onesty, Violet Pettigrew,
Stein.
Fifth Primary-iAnnie Atwel, Sadie
Baugh, Hattie Bass, Ora Campbell. Marie
Dalton, Beatrice Dorset, Annie F'oulks,
suello Mccarthy. Sallie Jones. Jennette
Jones, Alma Spain, Gertrude Taylor, Ber-
tina Turner Louise Williams, Percy Han
cock, Ernest Hawkins, Frtddie Jones,
Raymond Smith, Herbert Smith, Carl Par
rish
Sixth Primary--Clara Gill, Mabel Baugh,
Title Starke. Vivian Royal, Earl Belch-
er. Arthur Reynolds:
Louise Jones, Lilly Wilkinson, Frank
Dunford.
Second Drummer .A"-Littlepage In
gram. Agnes Jones. rrinkey Simmons.
ter Duke. Moselle Reams. Alma Roach,
Helen Carroll, Bessie Nance, Lucille
Reams, Estelle Brewer, Mary Betty. Mol
lie Bass, Willie Gibbs, Alan Wright.
Second Grammar 8"-Mabcl Walton,
Third Grammar ..A"-Lzzie Dennis.
Lizzie Fry, Lorelle Neal, Cornne Locket.
Beatrice Scroggins. Harvey Copton. Ra-
chel Hague, Esbelle Turner, ernest SPAN,
Clifton Cook. Mitchell Stein.
Third Grammer 'B," Fourth Grammar
.'B',-sallie Blankenship. Nellie Deitrick.
Lyle Gary, Leila Hooper, Hazel Kidd,
Ainic Redford, Mamie Walden, Cornella
Forth Grammar .A"--AIary Fry.
Personals and Briefs.
j, a. Neary WAS lllleA SAv ~ -
Maurice Yesterday, on the charge OF be-
| ing disorderly on a street car. -
Oscar, the child of Mr.. ana Mrs. Is;
D. oyerton, Is very III at It's home "S
Hull Street. 49,
Mrs. I.andon Taylor, Is confined to her
home, in swansboro. with sickness
A box party was given at the nome OF
a, Mrs c. A. Raines In swansboro last
night. and tho proceeds went to the bene,
, fit of Select Council Daughters RS OF
Liberty. /,
transacted routine business, vote OF
thanks was extended to Masters Ray
mond Paul and Kenneth Neral, who
presented to the school an American flag.
Mr. G, v. Jones, of West Fifth Street,
left this week to visit friends IN balti-
moro. Va.
The condition of mrs. y. r. Baber. who
has been worry I'll with pneumonia is much
improved.
Mr.. H. II. Wells, who has been suffer-
Ing from La Grippe, is able to attend to
his duties.
Mr.. J, S, I.anicr who has been suffering
from nervous prostration for some time,
| Is Improving rapidly.