The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Tile Name Of Mr.. E. K. Sampson
Now Mentioned in Connection
With Postmastership.
Manchester Bureau, Tlmes-Dispatch.
No. 1102 Hull street.

| of an iron building. Just what the com
| pany will do Is unknown, but 1t is be-
lieved by many that a brick building
| will be erected
Other matters of small moment were
discussed. and the meeting adjourned.
Those present were: Messrs. j. D.
Reams, president; d. T.. Toney, T.. r.
Brown. w. d. Ferguson. II. A. Lindsey,
L. =. Taylor, NJ. a. Campbell. A. A. Adj
kins, G. G. Cox, b. A. Nunnally and w. i.
Bradley.
Mr.. Carr Hurt.
James w. Carr. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
5. Carr, of No. I'll West Eleventh Street,
was hurt on the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad yesterday afternoon, about 2
O'Clock. Young Carr, who Is call-boy
on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. was
on an engine, and was thrown from 1t
and carried some distance, being bruised
about the limbs very badly. DR.. l.. w.
| Ingram was Immediately called and at
tended the young man. He says that
none of his bones are broken, only that
he was badly scratched and bruised.
Councilman Ferguson is confined in
his home on Nineteenth, between Powha-
tan and Buchanan Streets, as n result
of fall, in which he either sprained or
broke his ankle, Thursday morning. while
going to work on Belle Isle. He was
| somewhat improved yesterday.
Postmaster Not Selected.
Reports yesterday were to the effect
that the maze of Mr.. T.. x. Sampson is
playing an important part in the question
of the postmastership OF Manchester. Mr..
Sampson is molder in the Southern
Shops. He is very strong with the labor
organizations, and this fact perhaps is
responsible for the mention OF his name
in connection with the appointment
In some quarters yesterday morning it
was expected that the appointment of the
Manchester postmaster would be made at
tanned Whether Mr.. Sampson or Mr. r.
II. Smith will succeed Mr.. Beattie or ne
will be succeeded by himself. is a prob
lem. The citizens of Manchester are very
The announcement Is expected to be
made to-day.
Roll of Honor.
:. The following. is the roll of honor of
Swansboro Public SCHOOL,.
First Primary Grade-Curtis Davis,
Ma Turner Rgv Wills william 0G Rs,arg
Graham Mccain. Vernon Madison. ORGY
fus Crump. Roy Taylor. Nellie Patram
Hunter Harding.
Curtis Clay, Tom Hancock, Esther Nor
rissett Eugenia Kahl
Third Primary Grade-kate Harding
Margaret Gary. Hazel Knowles. Henry
Ai'Sdiiii, -holiiSScll,
drea.
Second Grammar Grade-Ethel Turner,
Kate Martin
Third Grammar Grade-Bertha Faison,
Casey Lowrey.
Fourth Primary Grade-Ethel Clarke,
Bessie Gill, Linda Harrison, jamie Rock,
Corine BEDFORD.
First Grammar Grade-stanley Morris
Clarke.
In the Churches.
AT cambridge Street Baptist Church
Tomorrow the Rev. L. v. Badly will
occupy his pulpit at the. morning SER
vice only. He will preach on the topic,
DR.. w. c. Taylor. OF Petersburg, Va,
viii preach at the evening service, and
DIR. Badly will occupy DR.. Taylors pull
pit at the First Baptist C,L-rrch of Pc
tersburg at the same hour.
Bainbridge Street tree, Church on Wednes-
the church.
Rev c. o. Woodward, pastor of the
Cowardin Avenue Christian Church.
following topic; Pulling Them Out of
the Fire"
:. The evening service will be led by
Rev, w. r. Warren. of Pittsburg, Pa.
Two Deaths.
Mrs. O'Niel, of Oak Grove. received
nouncing the death Of her daughter,
Mrs. c. b. Wood. formerly Miss Agnes
oNie Of this city; I but now low. Of New
six years old. She is survived by her
husband and an Infant. Her three
brothers left for Newport News yes
terday afternoon at 4:lO o'clock,
The body will be sent to Manchester
to-day.
Mr. John Mcintosh died suddenly at
his home a Granite, Chesterfield coun
,t1tr act. dow wv tf,ty ff.ly.
short illness. Mr.: Mcintosh was about
hfty-five years OF age, and was born
in Scotland, He came to this country
has operated a quarry for many years.
Mr. Mcintosh is survived by his wife
and six children, three daughters and
three sons. He was we'll known, and
was one of the most respected citi-
zens of Chesterfield.
Committee to Attend Funeral.
BY order of Commander b. NJ. Rob-
crtson. the following committee OF the
Joseph e. johnson Camp will attend
the funeral Of Of Mr. I samuel Greed Tay
Thursday night: Messrs. James A. Lips
comb, G, P. Walthall, Judge J, N,
Gregory, 3; NJ. Robertson, Richard c.
The funeral will take place this af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The interment
VIII be made in Maury Cemetery.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. William l.. Brown is seriously III
in his home in Swansboro,
Mr.. Seldom Bates is quite III In his
home, No. 1890 Buchanan Street
Master Maurice Percival, of No. 912
Balnbrdge Street. is quite sick.
Eleventh Street, is recovering slowly
from a recent severe Illness.
Berkeley. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs W, Il. Adams. is III in his horne
in Porter Street.
Mr., Augustine Royal will sell at
public auction Wednesday afternoon
January 10th, the store and DWELLING
No 500 HUI street. The building has
seven rooms. in addition to the store.
and is on lot fronting thirty-slx feet
on Hull Street and eighty-nine feet
deep.
John Crostic, courthouse ianitor, who
las been III since January 1st is out
to- day.
The Dew Drop Society was entertain
Of of No ll co IVY mrs venn Moonwsrn
the ending of the contest Four nrZes