The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-03
NEWS GATHERED
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Carter Jones Returns from jack
sonville and May Withdraw
Resignation from Council.
COMMITTEES HOLD MEETINGS
Gill Brothers May Not Get Per-
nit to Have woodward.
Personals and Briefs.
COMMITTEES HOLD MEETINGS

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nit to Have woodward.
Personals and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau, Times-Dispatch
No. 1902 Hull Street
Councilman c. c. Jones, who lef
Manchester several months ago to &C
cept the position OF trainmaster 70,
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad a
Jacksonville, Fla returned home las
night, and will. resume his position a.
yardma ster for the same company here
at the time Mr.. Jones left for Flor.
ida he rendered to the City Assembly
his resignation as a member of that
body from the First Ward. At that
time the resignation was laid upon the
| table. Since then some Of the members
have seemed DESTROYS that it be taken
this party had candidate for the
place.
Mr.. Jones was questioned last night
las to the likelihood OF the withdrawal
several of his friends had asked him
to do 50, but up to this time he has
not come to any decision In the mat
ter. In the Council Mr.. Jones was
chairman Of the Clear Water Commit
tee, and it was largely through his
energy and activity that the plant was
| secured.
GIL Brothers Must Walt
At the meeting Of the Fire Commit
tee last night action on the request
from Gill Brothers for a permit to
| erect an engine and wood house at
the corner Of Ninth and McDonough
Streets was deferred. Mr.. GIL will be
tee. The location Of thesproposed wood
yard Is in the heart of the residence
section and close to some Of the most
valuable dwellings in the city.
committee last night in Il the s interests ts
OF the citizens, and stated that the
rate of insurance on these dwellings
would be doubled should the permit
be granted. 1t is doubtful If Gill Bro
referred to the fact that tho First
Ward offers suitable trackage facilities
and Is destined to become the manu-
featuring, district Of the city. It is in
be located.
Those present at the meeting were
Messrs. A. r. Hooker, B. NJ. Robertson
Contracts Awarded.
!, The Health Committee met last night
The contract for feed was awarded
to L e. ullman. that for lime 10 r. A.
B. and that for blacksmith work
use in the department. Bills for the
month We're approved, and the report
those hoe presen o we're Was aqepts
Hooker, NJ. A. Campbell T. 2. Tay-.
Tor, r, A. Goodwin and J. w. Moore.
Red Men Install Officers.
s,aied I the following os; oieers sachen,
e. f. Grow; Senior Sycamore, George
P Eggleston; Junior Sycamore, Luther
W. Wells; Prophet, Thomas L. Nicholas;
Collector Of Wampum, E. 4. Sampson;
OF Wigwam. ]. p. Andrews; Guard Of
Forest. +. NJ. Carr; First Sannup. John
a, Cersley; Second Sannup. A. "A, Avis;
anG warrior LynwSoa t y Holt Sec
rior, Samuel Oppleman; First Brave,
G. c. Shotwell; Second Brave, CT II.
Cole; Third Brave, w. ]. Jones; Fourth
Brave. G. M. Jones.
leave here this afternoon for Dam
VILE where they Will Initiate large
number OF candidates. The team Will
include twenty members.
Personals md Briefs.
The Wesley Bible Glass held Almost
enjoyable reception at Central NJ. e.
Church last night, Several short adj
dresses We're made. and a delightful
which refreshments We're served.
Alex. Marshall, who met with
painful accident on Monday morning.
tenth and Hull Streets, but is much
Masters Basil and Harry Morrissette,,
OF Swansb,orol are spending some time
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Clopron-
Street Baptist Church will meet this
afternoon at $40 o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Mrs c. S, Taylor. in Swans
boro.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs j. II.
Butler, Of swansboro. who was severe
~ burned on sunday. Is much I'M
proved
Mr., and Mrs. G. b. Bolton, Of fIull
Street, Swansboro. took place Yesterday
afternoon from the home. The SER
Routten. and the interment was made
In Maury Cemetery
Misses Sarah and Bernia BEDFORD, of
,SWanshoro are visiting the jamestown
!, Mrs Henry + Luck ana daughter, Of
!, Lane, on West seventh Street, They
viii visit the Jamestown Exposition
The ladies of Fifth- Street Methodist
Church Will serve dinner at
Forest Hill Park to-morrow,s The pro-
eoeeds viii &c 70 the building fund for
Mrs w, v. Owens has returned from
Alexandria, where she has been VISIT
Inr, her daughter Mrs Earned: n.
Miss Ella Smith. who has been visit
lng Mrs ] Fl, Fraker. has returned to
her home IN AsheIile, N, O.,
Mr. ]. l.. Kimble, formerly with A, ID.
& Company left for Boston
and LyAn Mass. Yesterday. lie may
Mr. Robert r. Bass Is uuite4!li In his
home. or Porter Street
4 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rates have re-
turned from an extended bridal tour,
near Forest Hill
John Foster (colorcd> was Yesterday
sent tn inll for