The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-09
AN NUAL NEE TING
OF POST c, I. ?. A.
Organization in Good Condition.
New Officers
g Elected.
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STOPS HUNTS FOR SUMMER
Census Supervisor Gives Personal
Instructions to Enunl-
orators.
STOPS HUNTS FOR SUMMER
Times.Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street.
Petersburg. Va. April s.

Petersburg, Va, April s.
Post c. Travellers Protective Associa,
ton. held It's annual meeting in the
hall OF the Chamber IF Commerce las,
night, and after transacting much bus
mess and hearing reports. elected Off.
GERS for tie ensuing year. The pres
idcnt's report showed the post to be
/, in good condition, and the reports of
the standing committees showed the
good work that had been accomplished
during the past year.
The following officers were elected:
President. f. w. Price: Vice President,
II. Il. Lhnsford: Secretary and Treasu-
rer. r. w. Prichard; Physician and Sur
geon. DR.. Julian r. Beckwith; Chap
lain. Rev w. c. Taylor, d. y. Board
of Directors--J. II. Bailey. chairman;
II. +. Thweatt, ]. V. Parham, w. w.
Warren W. L. Rahily, j. R. Jolly and
C. T. Meachan.
Committees were appointed. and del
egates TO the State and national con-
vent!ons, the former to meet in Staun-
ton and the latter in Chattanooga in
May. were appointed, as follows: State
Conventional w Price, r. " Prlch-
ard, a. w Bryant, Robert Cuthbcrt, H.
L. Smith. S. W. Hood, r. f. Thweatt,
/. V. Parham, r. Z. Lunsford. l.. p.
Robertson, j. z Goodrich. robert Cab
aniss. j. II. Bailey j. r. Jolly. W. p.
Atkinson and o. w. Mattox; to nations
al convention, L. P. Robertson and j.
T. Goodrich.
Death in Diuviddie.
After brief illness Miss Laura ".
Pcgram died at her home in Dinwiddie
county yesterday. She was highly es-
teemed and connected in the county,
and is survived by one sister, Miss
Annie Pegram, and four brothers-Ed-
ward. John W., Charles o. and Arthur
NJ Pegram--all of Dinwiddie.
The Riverside club has suspended It's
weekly hunts for the summer, but will
continue its Saturday receptions and
dances. The farmers of the county are
cultivatinS their crops, which the club
does not wish to !njure by hunting.
sharp frost was noticeable in this
section this morning. but is not be
lieved TO have damaged the fruit, which
is pretty well advanced.
The question of incorporating Ettrick
as a town. with It's own separate gov,
ernment. is still interesting the good
people of that village. The matter
Will probably be carried before the Cir
cult Court on petition for ncorpora-
ton.
The Virginia National Bank is build.
ing a new steel and brick freproot
vault at a cost of $4,000. The present
vault is to be removed to make more
room for the working force OF the
bank.
instructions to Enumerntors.
Supervisor of Census w. a. Land
called the eighteen enumerators ap-
pointed for Petersburg together last
evening and personally gave them fun
Instructions as to their duties in TAX
ing the census He is pursuing the
same policy throughout the district IL
IL understood that the colored enunler-
ators will be assigned strictly TO the
duty of taking the census of the col
ored population.
Under the auspices of the Woman,s
Christian Temperance Union there Will
be q temperance 9ally at High Street
NJ E. Church Sunday afternoon. An
address Will be delivered by the pas
tor, Rev. W. H. Anvil
In the Police Court this morning
Inc of SIS and costs was imposed on
Seek Page, negro. as the penalty for
vice stabbing Charles Page, colored.
rhe wounds were slight. T.
Miss Julia Francis. daughter OF Mr. A
md Mrs. n. j. Francis, is critically i'll
II the home of her parents on JeHer-
son Street.