The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-10
NEW CREAMERY
COMP ANY FORMED.
Boom Modern Dairying in
Petersburg Business Men to
Surrounding Counties.
FIRE AND PATROL SYSTEM
Officials Return From Inspection
Tour of New York and
Other Cities.
FIRE AND PATROL SYSTEM
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street,

Petersburg. Va, September Q.
Most Worthy George w. Wright. of
Marion, past grand master of Virginia
Masons. is expected TO visit the sew
next week for inspection and at tho
same time to give instruction In the
ritual 1t is needless to say that he
will be received with becoming honors.
Creamery In Petersburg.
The Petersburg Creamery Company
has been organized and incorporated,
with G. w. Harrison as president; a.
3. Murray, vice-president, and c. II:
Pyle as secretary and treasurer. all OF
this city. The maximum stock is to
be $4,000, large portion of which
has been subscribed. It is designed to
establish a creamery and conduct
the dairy business.
There are thirty diaries in Peters,
burg, and many In the three counties
adjacent to and near the city, and the
new enterprise gives promise OF graft.
lying success.
Mr.. Haw, of Richmond. 1t will be To-
Gated at Madison and Franklin Streets,
VIII be franc building and will cost
about $4,000.
The Rev. b. II. Ralston, pastor Of
the SECOND Presbyterian Church, will
preach Sunday morning a sermon
especially addressed to young people
WHO are ABOUT 10 eHLeI SCIoct Apl WV
ensuing session and to the parents and
teachers of such young people.
Confederate Cnmps in virginia.
There are l2e camps Of Confederate l,,ss
Veterans in virginia III q m9aGa afs
veterans. Ali Of these camps will be
represented by delegates to the Grand
Camp, which meets in Norfolk octo-
Der 1920. and most OF them In the
meet in annual session In Norfolk on
october 49, Indeed. in many instances
the camps appoint the same delegates
to each body.
Grams who held reunion in Norfolk
this week were in this city yesterday
and to-day.
Council to Visit Portsmouth.
Thirty-five or, more memeers OF re
tersburg Council. knights of Columbus,
will visit the Portsmouth Council on
Sunday to witness the comforting OF
the major degree on about fftx candi-
dates. The Petersburgers WI carry
four candidates with them to receive
the degree. A Baltimore team VIII
personal ana otherwise.
Chief of Police r. I. Ragland ana
Farley. who spent several days this
week in New York examining into the
merits of the Gamewell system of fire
and police patrols. returned home last
The probability is that both fire
and police patrol system will very
soon be established in Petersburg, the
Common Council having already pro-
vided for the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry N. Bowman, OF
Springfield, Mass, who largely assisted
in the reception and entertainment OF
the veterans of A.. P. Hill Camp on
their recent visit to that city. were
the recipients of marked courtesles
yesterday and the day before while
stopping in Petersburg. and particu-
lariy by the old vets. They were TAX
en- to all points of interest in and
around the city. and left last evening
for Norfolk on their return home
greatly pleased with their visit
Mrs. S. N. White, of Panama; MISS
A. Dearborn, of Birmingham Ala. who
have been visiting in the city. and
Mrs. Leroy Roper and Miss Mary Tay-
Tor left yesterday for New York via
the Old Dominion Line.
The recommendation of Mayor Cam
eron for an increase of the police force
by ten men will be considered by the
Finance Committee. 1t would require
an extra annual appropriation of about
$4,000 to thus increase the force.
Robert II. Blankenship. a former
well-known citizen of Petersburg, aged
fifty eight years. died Wednesday eve.
ming in the Williamsburg Hospital
The funeral was from Ettricl Metho-
dist Church this afternoon