The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
COMPANY is anxious to rebuild at once.
prcScntMtInn 10 th, EnrIrs.

company Is anxious to rebuild at once.
Presentation To the Eagles.
Inc gift OF William K. Nick enney
OF a large golden eagle. handsomely
mounted. To Petersburg Aerie of Eagles
was accepted ~ the aeric n, u very
large meeting held last night. The
presentation was made by Alderman
W. p. Moore. III an eloquent address.
n on behalf OF the aeric the gift was
accepted ny Secretary c. g., Peasants.
The ceremonies were OF unusual inter-
est. The noble bird. looking ms natu.
raj as in life. will he placed in n prom
:nent position in the lodge room.
Four candidates were initiated. and
Ave applications FOR admission were re-
cciNed by the aeric last night.
Great Meetings I" Re Held.
The Methodists OF Petersburg arc ar
ranging for big meetings TO be held
on a sunday abou the middle of Feb
ruary, In the interest Of the Laymen's
Missionary Movement. in which ali OF
the churches in the city are co-operat-
Ing. Three distinguished bishops OF
the church will he here 10 speak In
the different Methodist churches in be-
half OF the movement. and probably
other prominent speakers will also be
here. The churches in this city and
district have done much in support or
the Laymen's Movement. and they
promise 10 do much more.
Gold HndSe Presented.
Former Comma nder James Anderson,
Of Z. X. WillcoX Post. @. a. r.. Of
Springfield, Mass, is in the city. having
come specially 10 join a p. iii Camp
Of Confederate Veterans. OF which he is
an honorary member. in the celebration
Of General Lees birthday tomorrow.
He Will parade with the camp and viii
be one OF tile speakers III tho banquet.
Jnst before leaving Springfield Mr.. An
cerson was called hefore his post and
was presented with q handsome post
commanders badge. The badge is of
solid gold, iicavy, and contains the fol-
lowing inscription: James Anderson.
r.. c.. Former Commander Of Pos, Is,
q. y. r. January II. isli." The honor
is the more appreciated because this
is the first honor OF the kind ever he
slowed by the post
Personal and Otberwi.c.
II is reported tina, Delegate T.. r.
Clarke. Of Dinwiddie county. Will offer
Tor reelection 20 the legislature. ana
that Delegate ". W. Baugh, of Surry
county. Will also be a candidate for re-
election
The Fire Department was called out
by alarms twice carly this morning
and again this afternoon. In neither
N--N 'NS h'f IibAtI q IdIlluBt none.
\ kitchen on the premises of Il. f..
Chambers was partially burned. and
inc home OF f. p Harrow. on Terrace
Avenue, was very slightly Injured.
Petersburg Chapter, Daughters Of
the Confcdcrloy. will observe General
Lees birthday by giving 4 tea a., the
horne of the president, Mrs. w. Pryor
Jones. and the bestowal of crosses OF
honor.
T1q hoine Of John Lewis. near
Feams's Station. was burned sunday
night, supposed to nave been the result
OF an accident The loss is about
.1,@GG.
Post G, Travellers Protective Assocln-
ton. OF this city. viii give a smoker
Friday night ana viii have among 81:
guests the State president. j. a. Allen
and the State secretary. II. l.. Har-
wood. Of Richmond.
Tho public schools viii have exercise.
to- morrow appropriate TO General Lee!
birthday. ana sketches OF the grea
soldiers life ana career will be rea,
for the instruction OF the pupils.
important Court Term.
The Hastings Court viii begin ii:
January term tomorrow. but, in re
spcct 10 General Lees birthday vii
Immediately adjourn over until Fri
day morning, wncn witnesses and iu
rors will appear. Tie term will lac
busy ono. as, Besides a large crimina
Iockct there arc several importau
damage suits that mag lie tried.
Wedding Notes.
~ o'clock This afternoon. at IN,
residence Of the brides brother, i
MasoN nm. on South sycamore stree,
Miss hrmeisa Orr lin vas married I,
ILeitoy lodges. formerly Of Norfolk