The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-09
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times-Dispatch,

hob Hull street.
Al public schools Of the southside
ment of old pupils. On the following
day new pupils will be received. Spe-
cial examinations in the primary and
grammar grades will be held on the
first day.
Under the regulations of the city
system, nonresident patrons of these
schools will be required to obtain per-
mits before their children are perma-
nently enrolled. The permits may be
secured from Clerk C. P. Walford. In
the City Hail, or at the office of as
sistant superintendent in the Southside.
High School building. All High School
pupils and those wishing to enter the
High School must stand examinations
trance at the John Marshall High
School on September Is.
70 Hold County Fair.
It has been decided that the Ches-
tertield county fair will be held at the
county courthouse the last week in
October. The last Legislature passed
q bill enabling county boards of super
visors to appropriate money for these
fairs, and at the last meeting of the
Chesterfield board an appropriation
mage Of as som s Wd n nx be
enough to defray the expenses of the
occasion, but those having the matter
in hand feel confident of overcoming
all uIdHCidl dlIIlCultleS.
II IS proposed that the fair VIII open
with corn prize day, which is sched'
uled for Monday, October "a.
IN Police Court.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing Joe Chattan. F. Parks and Alex
charge of stealing three brass valves
from the Ice manufacturing plant OF
George Paul.
For the New Bridge. i.
l. ,,Nfr H..
pointed to acquire the bridge property
for the purpose of constructing q new
bridge will meet In the City Hall next
| THURSDAY An ordinance was pre-
| scented Mt the last meeting of the
Council by c. G. Jones asking s35o.o00
for the erection of a new bridge ac-
cording to the terms of consolidation.
1t Is expected that the Council Will act
| favorably on the matter by the time
the work of the commission Is com
|pleted and that the new bridge will be
built with but little delay.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Much to the surprise Of their friends
Miss Florence Alma Pierson and A. D
ton Wednesday, They left the city
quietly and none but members of the
| immediate family knew that they In,
tended to be married, The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. ". Little
Mr., and Mrs. Woodbridge will be a,
/
| Street.
Personals aud Briefs.
Extensive preparations are peins
made. at the Asbury Methodist Churcf
for the revival services which will be
i gin there next sunday Preliminar,
to the meeting prayer meetings have
been held in the church for the las
three nights.
AT last nights meeting Rev. George
Il. Wiley, who viii assist the pastor
] Rev Nv q Burch smoke, and to-nigh
! he will make an address to the mer
at their special meeting. The public
Is cordially invited to be present at al
| the meetings.
Mrs H. w. Clarke and children, wht
have been visiting In Tennessee for the
last several months, have returned e
their home.
/ Mrs NJ, n, Talcott, who was badly In
1pred by street car on the Fores
Hin line some time ago, was takel
to the Memorial Hospital yesterda!
morning for treatment. Her. tnjufse.
Acre considered serious. but At - sx