The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-25
LITTLE DAMAGE
CAUSED BY FROST
Tobacco Crop Cut and Housed
and Peanut Vines Not
Injured.
VISIT OF GRAND CHANCELLOR.
Derailed Engine Causes Delay to
Passenger Train-Other
Petersburg News.
Times-Dispatoh Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street.

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Petersburg, Va, October "a
The first frost of the season was
noticed in exposed places In this SOC
ton this morning. 1t was so slight,
however. as not to cause any damage
of consequence. The tobacco crop
cut and housed, and in the main the
peanut crop has been dug and stacked.
Warned by the cool weather. the farm
ers are busy saving their peanut vines
from the frost.
New Spanish peanuts from points
farther South are being sold here at
| 81 per bushel
Visit of Grand Chancellor.
Charles o. Saville. of Richmond.
grand chancellor of the Virginia
knights OF Pythias. VIII pay an ON
clal visit TO Naomi Lodge, No. 80, OF
uais city on Thursday evening, ana
Will be received with the honors due
mis- rank and Office. He viii DC accom-
panied by several Richmond memoers
OF the order. among them Past Grand
Lecturer a. L. Lucas. we'll known TO
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guished visitors Will be entertained by
the local lodge.
buried in DinwIddic.
| James T. Pagan who was killed sew
| eral nights ago by train OH the At
I lantic Coast Line. near Carson. was
| buried on Monday in the Oak Grove
Church Cemetery. Mr.. Pagan was Il
former resident of Bridgeport, Conn,
and had been living in Dinwiddie. near
! Carson, only about four months lie
/ had made many friends, who saw to
/ his burial. He leaves a sister in New
! York
Engine on Track.
The engine of the eastbound passen-
ser train on the Norfolk and West
ern Railway. shortly after lcav-
ing the station about ) o'clock
last evening, ran into an open
switch and was derailcd. The acct
dent caused some delay, and the train
had to be taken around on the belt
line.
Removed to Petersburg.
James j. Miller and y. NJ. Kirkpat-
rick. late of Howard county, Maryland,
have located in Chesterfield county,
near Petersburg, where they have Sc
cured valuable quarry holdings.
Quiet sIarrinEc.
/ Miss Rosalic Nell Dean, daughter of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Dean, was
married this afternoc. 60 James EN-
nett Jordan in the home of her par
ents. on Washington Street. On ac-
count of the recent illness of the
4 brides father. the wedding was very
quiet. only the Immediate families be-
ing present. The bride wore "A hand
some going away gown OF blue, with
hat and gloves to match, and carried
vic
was given away by her brother. Claude
NJ. Dean, of Richmond. Herbert Read
]. Jordan, brother of the bridegroom
was best man. The bridal trip will be
in the North.
TO Welcome Veterans.
/ q. p. Hill Camp of Confederate Vet
/ Grams. with kindly remembrance OF the
brotherly greeting and hospitality
! extenddl on their visit to Springfield
Mass last year. is preparing to re-
I turn the compliment when the Massa-
I chusetts veterans come TO PctersburG
( to unveil and dedicate the monument
/ to the soldier and sailor dead of that
State.
! The official party of the State, con
sisting OF Governor Foss and staff
members of the executive council and
OF ,hc two houses OF Assembly, vii! ar
f., rive in Petersburg on Saturday even
/ iHS' NoNtillpcr II. A large number OF
! veterans Of :he Grand Army of the
| Republic will accompany the party
! "a Z Hill Camp will meet III. visitors
| at the station, escort them to the
| Stratford Hotel and entertain them al
| dinner. At night a campfire viii he
| k4ndled in y. T.. Hill Camp Hail, in
which the Northern and Southern vet
| Grams VIII Join. On Sunday morning
| the visitors Will be escorted to Wash
| ington street NJ. T.. Church, where the
| Rev. George E. Booker, d. ID, will
! preach special sermon. In the after.
1 noon they will be given an automobile
! ride TO points OF interest
| On Monday, the 18th, the unveil.nc
| VIII take place, preceded by parade
! The Confederate camps of Richmond
/ ana Norfolk have been invited to unite
! with n T. Fiji Camp in the exercises
| OF the day. Robert Gillian will be
/ chief marshal of the day.
Governor 'oss and party and Cover.
( nor Mann and staff will be escorted to
the monument. which stands on the
! Crater farm. There the exercises will
he of interest The veil will be drawn
! BY Miss oteiia Malone McGin. a
/ granddaughter of General Malone. and
( schoo! children Will sing. James An
derson. OF the Massachusetts commits
/ sion, will present the monument to
/ Governor Foss. who Will receive it and
deliver it to the custody of the GOV.
| ernor of Virginia. Both Governors
| will speak. The orator OF the day viii
be Hon. y. :. Roe, of Massa chusctts
| In the evening IA banquet Will he
served