The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
A, P. HILL CANT
INVITED TO TROY
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G. *. II. Post Wants to Enter
tain Confederate
Veterans.
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REPORT ON SUNDAY SCHOOLS
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Election for Municipal Officers
in Petersburg Will Be
Field To-day.
REPORT ON SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street.


Commander Geo q. BERNARD of A.
T.. Hin Camp of Confederate Veterans,
to-day received II letter from j. NJ.
snyder, post commander of the De-
partment Of New York, Grand Army OF
the republic. extending the camp
very cordial invitation to visit Troy.
n. Y, on their way going or coming
from Springfield Mass. Commander
Snyder says that:
AT a meeting Of VIM. p. Tibbits
Post, q. a. r. of Troy, n. Y, held
Monday evening, June s. / was APP
pointed a committee of one to solicit
that the A. p. Hill Confederate Vet
erans' Camp. on their way, going or
coming, to stop over at Troy. n. u, a
day, or the time your camp can AFFORD
10 give us II 1t is possible for you
~ comply with the wishes OF Post
fribbtt's, / can assure you OF their
Measure to entertain the camp. and
ysospitable and fraterna welcome by
not only the comrades but the citizens
~ Troy Sincerely hoping you can so
arrange your itinerary as to give us
the extreme pleasure of entertaining
you. 1 am
sincerely and fratcrnaliy yours,
~. NJ SNYD Err"
This invitation Is very gratifying to
the veterans OF a. p. Hill Camp, and
will be duly considered by them.
sunday SCHOOL Association.
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather, a large congregation at
tended the regular monthly meeting Of
tae Baptist sunday School Association
~ Petersburg and vicinity held sun
day afternoon in the Woodlawn Bap-
fist church. In Chesterfield county.
very dclightful program was rendered
by tho woodlawn school. The reports
from the five schools showed an az
Eregate average attendance during
tho past month Of 1899. and collec-
tions of si41, the number OF new
scholars reported being thir'y-two.
II IS remarked as an interesting
coincidence that the highway assault
and robbery OF Thomas Calligan. OF
South Richmond. on saturday night
Just across the river, IN Chesterneid,
occurred within about 100 yards o, the
spot whcrc several nights earlier
Plummer Hicks. OF Chesterfield. while
on his way home. met violent death.
Investigation made as to the latter
case leads TO the beliet ,, that HICKS
however. Is involved in such mystery
that the truth may never become
known.
Dcntb In Chesterfield.
Mrs Martha Ann Partin. wife OF
George Partin. died sunday afternoon
~ her home in Chesterfield county.
near Matoaca after long spell OF
falling health She was esteemed by
ell who knew her. She was sixty
five wears old ard besides her husband.
Is survived by the following sons and
daughters: Thomas j.. Waller w.
wayerly r. Charles F., William L.
and Louis c. Partin, of Chesterfield
county; Mrs j G.. Brown, Of WASH
ington. D. c.. Mrs Julia j, MCGEE. Of
Petersburg. Mrs. William T. Brown,
OF Chesterfield, and Mrs. j. II. Long.
of Richmond The funeral Will take
place tomorrow afternoon al o'clock
from Woods Church
General News.
The fine rains OF the last several
days have done a vast amount of good
throughout this section. enabling the
farmers To keep well UP with their
work.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wright.
died evening before last at the home
Of the parents, on Marshall Street. and
the funeral took place Sunday after
noon
rhe polls for the municipal election
will open at sunrise and close AT sun.
SET Tomorrow. and one Alderman ana
two Councilmen from each ward are TO
be elected AS the ticket named by
tho City Central Democratic Commit