The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-28
PASSENGER DEPOT
IS BEING ERECTED.
N. & w. Station Will Be
Ready for Use i'll
March.
DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT
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Elk Officials Consider Matters OF
Importance TO
Order.
DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT
Times-Dispstch Bureau,
tAA North lSyca more Street.
petershnrg Ne, lanuary q

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The work on the new Norfolk ant
Western passenger station in the low.
or part OF the city is progressing rap
idly. The building viii probably bt
finished some time in March. A sub
way in tho Norfolk and Western track:
~iil connect The station with the At
iantic Coast Line road.
George Fiakar, Greek resident o.
this city. and his sister. left this morn
ing for New York, whence they VIII
ssil for constantinople to visit rcla-
sives. They Will be absent several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Booth, who
were recently married in St. Louis.
have returned 10 the city from their
wedding trip.
The fortnightly dance of the River
side Club will take place tomorrow
night Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Plummer,
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Myers, Mi and Mrs,
A. c. Duane will be the chaperons.
Death of Former PetersburEcr.
A telegram received here announced
the death yesterday at Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa, of Richard Scott, Jr..
native and until the last few years a
resident of Petersburg. He was thir-
ty-five years old. and is survived by
his wife and one son. Mrs Scott was
Miss Lucy Chamberlayne, daughter OF
the late Captain j. Hampton Chamber
Jayne. the well-known Virginia editor
md a granddaughter of the late Rev.
Churchill j. Gibson, D. D. Mr. Scott
leaves many relatives and friends in
this city.
wednesday Music Club.
The Wednesday Music Club met yes
terday afternoon in the studio of Miss
Jean Trigg and rendered delightful
program. The piano selections were
from Beethoven. and English ballads
were the selections for the vocalists.
A number of invited guests enjoy ed
the music.
A birthday party was given this af-
ternoon at st. Paul's parish house by
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Petersburg
Hospital, the offerings being for the
benefit of the hospital
Edward Babbitt while riding on
High Street on his bicycle Yesterday,
was thrown and injured about the face
and head, though not seriously,
Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs. Mary Edith Glynn. wife of w.
T. Glynn, died this morning at her
home on Byrne Street, aged thirty
seven wears. The family came 10 Pc
tersburg about three months ago from
South Dakota, to which state the body
VIII be sent for burial Deceased i,
survived by her husband and four it'll
daughters.
Fire occurred early this morning II
the rear part of j. Il. Gimstead's stor
on BollinSbrook Street. some damas
was done to the interior of the stor
and to the stock of goods. mostly, how
ever, by water and smoke. The build
Ing is owned by james D. Bass. ORR
gin of tho fire is not known.
secretary r. L.. Quarles, of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. has accepted an in
Nitation from a committee of the bust
ness mon of Suffolk to confer witt
them in the interest of a movement
recently started in that city to rcor-
ganize the Board of Trade
J. Anderson Chisholm. of Charlottes-
vile. president Of tho r. p. O. r. Re-
union Association, is in the CITY in
consultation with state Secretary w,
2. Godsey, relative TO business of tho
association and the adoption of )egfs.
latlon for the protection OF the name
and emblemS;of the. order.