The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
n PARADE SPEECHES 49, $3.50
NEWS GATHERED
FROM s0UTHS|DE
Political Situation Expected to
Get More Interesting Now.
Personals and Briefs.

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t.n,sncl,es ter Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. l102 Huh Street
Now that the date for the primary
b has been fixed by tile City Committee,
tho campaign will become more M
teresting, and the various candidates
viii get to work Immediately. Little
more than three weeks is left, ana
should meeting of Democrats nc hei -,
( as proposed recently, ii VIII nave 10
tnke place some time within the near
future.
The possibility of a Joint debate be-
tween the two niayoralty candidates,
the incumbent, Mayor Maurice, and Mt.
L. Il. Brown. is arousing some interest
Many of the citizens have been urg
Ing big mass-meetins, at winch an
candidates may present their claims
and discuss the issues of the campaign.
Judge Clopton. of the Corporation
Court. viii permit the Use of the Cor
poration Court room for mass meet
Ing on any night the voters wish 70
have 1t.
1t has been suggested that the CITY
Central Committee. which meets on
Tuesday night. cali peeting TO
be held at the courthouse and invite
the candidates to be present.
kindergarten Thriving.
After meeting aud overcoming many
difficulties. the ladies of the Manches-
Ter Kindergarten Association have becn
able TO put the institution upon iir!i
basis, and the school is now in thriv-
ing condition.
Through the courtesy of the School
Board the association recently secured
Two rooms in the Bainbridge Street
School ward and these have been reno
waited and are we'll adapted for the use
of the Kindergarten. The Guy Gouncll
has appropriated 500 for the kinder
garten This sum will be used in de-
fraying part of the expense that "
has been necessary to incur.
1t is; hoped that within the next year
or two the kindergarten will be put
In the public school system. as is the
case in other cities.
In the near future the association
will have an Influential and prominent
kindergartener to deliver lecture here
TO the public. in order that 1t may
understand more fully just what the
institution is and what 1t accomplishes
Churcl, Services.
Al Asbnrv Methodist Episcopal
church services will he conducted
morning and evening by the pastor, the
Rev. w G. Burch. Morning, subject,
our First Duty AT night his theme
will be christians.
Representatives from all of the
churches of Manchester Will meet at
3o'clock this afternoon for the purpose
of organizing an undenofnlnatlollii
meeting for men. to be held IN Leader
Hall each Sunday afternoon.
The regular Lenten services will be
held at the Sacred Heart Church to-
night at s o'clock. The services Will
consist of sermon. rosary and bene-
diction.
ct
Episcopal Church this morning will be
conducted by the pastor, the Rev. W.
Il. Edwards. Subject Led by Light,
illustrated for the children. Subject OF
the childrens service at 3 7. NJ, "The
leadership of Child" The revival
services will continue, with the Rev. }
NJ. Rowland preaching each night. 'Gh'
services have been largely attended ant
intense interest is manifested Already
a number of professions have beer
made.
The Rev. j. W. Durham. pastor o.
cambridge Street Church, will preact
at both services. Morning subject
THE Desire for larger Service
Evening theme, can Educated Young
Man Who Loved His Humble People
AT the evening service the choir vii
render Protect Us Through the Com
ing Night" and a selected quartet vii
sing The Lord Is My Shepherd"
All Stockton Street Baptist Churcl
the pastor. the Rev. f. w. cridIin, vii
preach on the following subjects: II a
NJ. The Saints Rest; at s 7, NJ, SOW
ing and Reaping." He will preach t
the inmates of the city Jail at Y. NJ
In Central NJ. Y. Church the Rev. J
X Joliiff will preach morning ani
night on the following topics: IL \. NJ
c NJ
Wisdom of Winning Souls"
Personals and Briefs.
Mia katherine Graves is quite sicl
with treasles
Mrs. Daniel b Brldgforth and SOL
who have been the guests of her pa
rents. have returned to her home ]
Lunenburg.
Mrs Waiter Harris. of Lunenburt
who has been the guest OF Mrs. b. y
Robertson, has returned home.
Miss Clara Stevenson. who has bee
visiting In West Virginia, and Mrs.
Clarence Atkins, Of this city. has re
turned 20 her home in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCray are visitin
Miss Laura Warwick. OF Camptierr
IS visiting Mrs Lawrence ingram.
Mr.. S. W. Fuqua is al the Mcmorif
Hospital He is reported 10 be get
S ting along well.
The monthly meeting Of tho Boar
I of Aldermen VIII be held on Tuesda
Mrs. j. L. GIN ii No 2o8 Ea
Eighth street. continues quite i'll.
a deed of bargain and sale was II
corded in the Corporation Court We
terday morning, conveying from Wi
liam G. Tarraut and wife 10 Edgar
Jones the house and lot No ga Coward
avenue. Consideration Sl,To0.
Mrs. A j, White. OF No. st2 pocat
Street was called to'Soutt Boston "
terday on account OF the death OF h
brother, Mr., John Marable, which o
CURED yesterday morning.
Spotsylvania Social News.
Especial to The Times Disps,ch,l
SPOTsYLNANIA. VA. March IA
t Notable among The social events of
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