The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
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Presidency ofs the Assembly Re-
Il mains the fTopic
Of Interest.
SCHOOL FINALS \! Y .. TOMORROW
Exercises Will BE Held iii tile
Christian Church, Tabernacle.
Personals and Briefs.
Manchestcr Bureau, rlmess. plypatcb.3

Manchester Bureau, Times- Dispatch,
81 s. No. 11l2 Hull sttaetS'.
Chief8iof all&topics In Manchester at
4 this time lis the next president for tho
i City Assembly President Wakefield was
defeated in tho First Ward by Mr.. u.
y r. Brown, ana Vice President j. b.
13eams is candidate for tho presidency.
Mr.. Rearis will have the solid support OF
a the first delegation, and It Is also prob
4 able that the Fourth Ward Will 90 for
HIM. The Second Ward will likely BIO
,l for Mr.. M. A. Campbell. who succeeds
Mr. Charles 1. Petit .as d member Of the
ri lower branch. and as to the Third Ward
there is IA question. It Is thought now
that there will bio a split. 81 Il. fi,:5s
Mr.. Campbell is a popular man and he
has friends IN each ward. Yet Mr.. keums
3 has been In the Assembly for several
Il ressions. has made a. faithful member,
~ served on some OF the most important
committees, and is q friend OF all OF his
& colleagues. r.. Il; IS
Commencement Exercises. 1.
The commencement exercises OF the
Manchester Public School will be held,
81 in the Christian Church tabernacle To-
4 morrow night. invitations have already.
y been issued to the parents and friends
ofStllel pupils d 81 SRI
80 There will be eleven graduates. TEN
young ladies and one young man. The
school session has been &c a very success.
\ full one and there have been few pu-.
pills who did not get promoted ct the clos
ing to a class higher. KS ssE y
Principal Fitzgerald said last night
tina the scholars would not have to np-s
pear at the school n onday, but that they
could come on Tuesday and receive their
n diplomas. 81 S5s, 5es s. rs
Mr.. Fitzgerald Will Leave.
Principal IA. II. Fitzgerald has accepted
the appolntment3to the principalship Of
j asschool In Richmond and Will not be in
Manchester next year At a meeting of
the Finance Committee Friday night
Alderman Robertson introduced reso-
luton asking the members Of the School
Il Board to do all In their power TO retain
ss Mr.. Fl fitzgerald as principal OF he Man
chester school and to Increase his salary,
4 II there was any way possible. s. While
this resolution will likely be a cted upon
and Mr. Fitzgerald offered n greater, COM
pensation to remain in the city, he will;
u go to Richmond, for he has accepted this
appointment.
~. HiHpAeEIl years HhlF.%SA. 3tllZBeEdlQ
has been principal OF the Public School
In this city. He4is known 10 every man.
woman and child In Manchester. Almost
half Of the young men and women have
studied under him, And there Is none
Who does not love him and who IS not
very. sorry tina he Ia to go to Richmond,
But all congratulate him upon HIS better
Il position. Dig Il
Special Sermon. Ri
i In Gowardin Avenue Christian Church
this morning. the Rev. c. o.. Woodward.
/ pastor. will preach q special sermon from
the subject, The Curfew La ", I, or saw
Ing Ye Children OF Manchester.
S A strong advocate OF the proposition to-
have an ordinance compelling the children
of the city to remain In # their homes
/ after q certain hour al night, the Rev.
8 NJ Woodward intends to inaugurate u
campaign that will result in much good
3 to the coming generation. He Is a pow
n erful speaker and his sermon to-day
will be heard by hundreds. ssS
The revival services In this church will
II close tonight.
the Churches.
Sunshine. will be the morning sub
jects& OF q Rev AR A1cSparran in FL
4 Street Methodist Church. This evening
: his sermon will be "a Meeting OF the
1, Saints and the Dew I'll s83
There will be regular services in the
Presbyterian Church to- day.. Sunday
school will b be at the usual hour and
\ the lea que will meet at 1890 o'clock.
Rev. Or. RI w. cridlln will I'M his
pulpit at the Stockton Street Baptist
b ing Will be the Triumph OF Love. AT
I night he Will preach from the subject,
Y The Only. Passport to Heaven. 4S
\ The Handicrat tsman's Greatest
( Friend" will he the theme from which
tho Rev. =. W. Badly will preach this
5 evening In cambridge Street Baptist
Y Church. This Is one Of a series OF aer-
mons to the different classes of citizens
"A Faithful VIE will be the subject
4 OF the Rev.5J. X olif.e at Central Matho-
81 dist Church tonight, being the second
q sermon OF a series on Homes and Home
Loving. II Ia NJ e
Perso nals and Briefs.
Mr.. James FL Tinsley. a very we'll.
known and popular young man OF the city,
has returned from Washington, where he
has been for some time employed III the
navy yard. He was sick for the past two 1
weeks and resigned his position in WASH
I tngton and will return to work for the 4
Tredegarf Company, Ss a
Tom Logan the negro charged With
breaking Into cars OF the Southern Rail-
& Ioau, n VIII % gwen 9 " nearing before
Mayor Maurice tomorrow morning. The
Z officers believe they will be able to prove
that the negro broke into the sections
house OF the railroad
Mrs Ida Bass who as been the guest
g of her niece, Mrs. D. #. Bailey, has
returned to her. home,
The mems meeting which was ssched-
fuled fforsthis afternoon at the Tabernacle
4 has been postponed, n i. " e.
Miss Dora East, OF Farmville, who has
y been the guest a OF Misses Bessie and
i Grace Campbell, Of swansboro. viii res
turn to her home this week, accompanied
Il by the Misses Campbell. Is