The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-10
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Violators OF Sunday Law Fined
Yesterday Will Be Tried
Again Friday.
ANOTHER TEACHER ELECTED
Mrs. Pillow Dies at Residence.
ANOTHER TEACHER ELECTED
Mrs. Pillow Dies at Residence.
Near Forest Hill-Person-
ais and Briefs
Manchester Bureau, Tlmes-DIspatch,
No. 1902 Hull Street.

County oncer George farrell and
vens,. who appeared before 'sauiro
Cheatham yesterday morning and were
each fined s2.50 and costs for CONDUCT
Ing q refreshments stand at Forest Hill
before tho Magisteriail Court aHaiiii OH
BrunswieE stew Without a iiaeass."
This Is alleged to have been done OF, on
posed Of the dish from their stand.
said they have violated the law In
this particular.
monses in day or two. He said yes
iterdaS that If the operation of the re-
freshment stands and amusements,
such as tho swimming pool. continued
proprietors, but would summon the
people employed under them. In this
way they would be Liable to the fine
The cases Of Val. Stein and onicer
Flynn will come before the court on
Friday
Miss Cridlin's Class.
The annual recital given by the class
OF Miss Maize Cridlin, at No. SO East
Tenth Tent Street, was q prononnesd sue
rendered.
TIE medal was awarded Miss Aline
Redford for the greatest improvement
medal will be awarded to the summer
class the first or November.
alrs. b. A. Pillow Dead.
Mrs. 3. a. Pillow died at her resi-
sdence In Cheslerfisld county, near For
est Hill Park yesterday. She Is SUR
ytved by her husband and six children.
They are Mrs. James O'Brien. Mrs.
Seth Ellis, Miss Estelle piilow, Mr.
Charles pillow and nIr. AbHer Pillow,
of New York.
Another Teacher Chosen.
The City School Board met last night
and elected one teacher. This corn.
pletes the requisite number Of the staff
Ter the coming year, Miss Luke. OF
fittsylyania county. was chosen She
Giants for the place Miss Luke has
been teaching for the past eight years
II Pittsylvania county. and the city OF
Dnnvlle. She is a college graduate.
The contract for TIE erection Of the
new HIGH School building has been
awarded to Mr.. ]. W. Clary. He will
commence work on the structure In a
Stockholders Meeting.
The stockholders of the Building,
Loan and Trust Company OF Manchester
held their annual meeting last night.
Al the old officers were reelected. Two
]. Fay DuVal and John w. Moore. The
report of the secretary and treasurer
was most gratifying, and the iYstitu-
ton Is now in excellent condition
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Katie Schrlner, of Leasburg
Of senlmes Street. Miss schriner i
Eere for the first time and is mncl
| .pinaseG with Manchester
| General Manager Hodkinson, Of TIL
Roberts Manufacturing Company, y
Philadelphia, was In the city yestar
day. He visited the plant and made q,
Inspection
MIR. BENJAMIN r. Taylor and Mis-.
Mamie Frances Blunt We're married
GpIn,y + Tbe the Gf Re, sy
the ceremony for the North. On theil
return they will be at home to thei,
friends at 500 Stockton Street.
Mrs. T. Reasley viii leave in few
viii manage a large clearinghouse. J
Mr. T. Lacy Fentlley is in the CITY
visiting his family.
The annual picnic Of Bainbrldge
Street Bartist Church VIII be held a,
West Point on July 18TH.
Mrs. Edwin Bryce. of swansboro, has
gone to Churchland Va where her
sister Mrs. George White, is quite III
Miss Clair Loser. Of Swansboro, Is In
Pennsylvania visiting friends.
The annual excursion of the Sunday
schools of Clopton Street and Oak
Grove, Baptist Churches will be ru,
to West Point this morning
The ladies of West End Methodist
Episcopal Church will give a ''swar
pnrtvH in the sch oolyard In Swansbort
on Thursday night.
The Olympia Club held a large and
enthusiastic meeting last night. IT
was definitely decided that the annual
|. encRmpment Should take place at
Ocean View commencing on July 21st
and ending August LIST,
Mr.. NJ. J. Johnson. VIII o was opernt-
ed upon at the Memorial Hospital on
Monday, Is much improved.