The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
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Clifford Lunson Run Down by
Heavy Milk Wagon and
5.I Badly Hurt.
MOORE M SUCCEEDS HALL
New Manager for Heat, Light
and Power Plant-Cllesterfield
n Chapter Holds Meeting
MOORE SUCCEEDS I
HALL
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Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
- No. li02 Hull street.

a'' No. iio2 Hull street.
Clifford Lunson. the flftsen-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs John I.linson. Of
No. 1902 Hill street, was painfully
injured yesterday In Richmond u,
Eousi,ee and Grace Streets, where he
was run down by heavy milk wa
gon
The little fellow Is employed as a
messenger boy for S. II. Bishop and
was on his bicycle yesterday when no
passed tho wagon Just 60 he came
close to the vehicle, he was knocked
down. The wheels passed over the
boys body and the horse walked on
his face. He was taken into tho home
: Of DR.. Robins. No. S West Grace Street,
and 1t was found that several of his
ribs were broken. His injuries were
! dressed and he was removed in an
ambulance to his home. where DR..
Rucker attended him.
Last night he was reported to be
getting along we'll, and it is not
thought that his injuries will prove
fatal.
George Hail Resigns.
George Hall. who for tho past five
years has been manager or the plant
OF the Manchester Heat, Light and
Power company has resigned his po-
sition and he will be succeeded by Mr..
William Moore. Of Manchester.
Up to this time Mr. Hall has not
decided where he will go. He has sew
eral offers under considerations
1t Is reported that New South Council,
II. @. =. A. NJ, is considering the mat
ter of erecting a hall Of its own in
the city. The matter has already
been discussed by the Council, and
possibly something will be done in tho
near future
Chesterfield Chapter.
me regular meeting Of the Chester
{, field Chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, was held Monday after
noon in the home Of Miss Marion Du-
sVal on Cowardin Avenue. The meeting
was largely attended, and much i'm
portant business was transacted. The
4 new new badges have been received, and
any member desiring one may NM
chase it from the treasurer, Mrs +
Sidney Perdue, Chester, Va. The next
regular meeting will be held at Ches-
lteerfield Courthouse on the Sd of Sep
e5ember the rally day for the Chester
ned chapter and camps of Confederate
Veterans. One new member was re-
& feived. Mrs Arthur Hamilton Petit
{ grew. After adjournment refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Churcl, Services.
Key. c. II. Smith will fill the pulnjt
/ at Cowardin Avenue Christian Church
3 Rev. G. O. Woodward, the pastor. is 81
+ Louisville, Ky, where Mrs Woodward
IS quite sick.
~ y Ilhe services this morning an,
evening at West End NJ. L. Church vii
,'Sbe conducted by the pastor. Rev. j. Il
To- CO.. 10, ~ g =
VIII be, Two Men Running Alone
In the evening he will have FOR hi.
4 theme, How a Wife Cured Her Hus.
band" = 10
At Central NJ. e. Church This after.
noon at 1870 o'clock the quarterly CON.
Terence of the Manchester Nj. % SIM.
5day-school Union Will take pace.
musical program has been arranged
& by the choir, and an address will be
delivered by Rev. Marvin Culbreth.
Ihe services in the morning an6
evening VIII be conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. J. X. Jolliff
Rev. William II. Smith will preacl
AT cambridge Baptist Church This
morning at IL A. NJ, and Rev. 3, d
( Cav at Sis at night.
Rev. A. 7. Howell, of North Carolina
/; the new pastor of Clopton Street Ban.
list Church. will preach there botl
morning and evening. In the after.
noon az 1880 o'clock the Childrens Da,
program. which was rendered there
last Sunday. VII be repeated by re.
The PRESBYTERIAN sunday-school o,
Manchester will hold It's annual picnic
at Westhampton Park on Tuesray
The cars Will leave Tenth and PER-,
at o'clock. Members OF the Hon,
Department and the Cradle Roll ar,
also invited.
81 Personals nn1 Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M Robertson, Mis-,
Lizzie Robertson and Mrs. w. Il
{Lipscomb returned yesterday from til,
Jamestown Exposition. where the,
have spent several days.
Mrs. Hill, of Salt Lake City. Is visit
Ing Mrs. Cornelia A, Broadnax.
J Mrs. e. Adkins Brown, OF Swansboro
who has been visiting relatives i,
s Lynchhurg. has returned home.
Master Vernon Archer is quite sicl
It the home Of his parents. on Porte
street.
Mrs John Friend, of Dawson City
Alaska, accompanied by her daugl