The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-06
DOCTORS MEET
At REEOSVILLE
Especial to The Tlmes-D!spatcb.

III.
Lancaster. Va. May 5-The North.
ern Neck Medical Association held rs
spring session yesterday at Reedyino
win fun attendance. Among tho
visitors were: DR.. Robert Bryan. %,
Richmond. and Or. William Tarua. OF
Baltimore. both OF whom read ynlu-
able papers. Other papers by tho
regular members OF the assocIa,lo,
"ero read and discussed. Tho follow.
ing onheers were elected for the en-.
suing year: Or. /. L. Cockrc!l. of Reed
vie. president; Dr.. K. T. Hooker ~
richmond county. FIRST vice president:
" NJ 1. Oldham. OF Lancaster, Second
Niec-president: Or. X. o. Lyeii. OF
warsaw. secretary and treasurer Or
iafun was elected an honorary mem
De, u. Byan having been siniInly
honored several years ago.
IN the afternoon DR.. Cockreil. the
newiy elected president. gave tho
( members OF the association u launch
ride about the harbor and down tho
Great Wiconico S,ver. enabling them
10 see the eNtentivc Newhadcn rishcry
plants and other industries T., thnt
locality. In the evening an elcquent
banquet was served at the Raedville
house. The mex; meeting OF the as
| ISOLATION VIII be held next November
" ''''e mace 10 De selected By tho
executive committee.
The examination OF teachers for III.
public schools, which began her.
Thursday and ended yesterday. was
taken by nine white, and four coloreu
teachers
The b. II. Il. Hubbard. Jr.. and the
W. I James the TWO fine new fish.ng
steamers OF the Taft Fish Company,
went up the river 10 Tappahannock
..,t
inS along the members OF the COM
pahy and large number OF invited
guests. Al! OF whom enjoyed the ,riD
greatly.
The Washington and Lee Chapter
OF the United Daughters OF the Con.
iederacy. OF Westmoreland. viii hold
meeting next Saturday. when origi-
nal papers VIII DC read by the MEM
hers on such subjects as the Doctrine
Q: states Rights, causes Of tho war
between the states. causes OF the
war OF 1872, ana the opposition of the
new England States thereto
The Lec-Jackson Chapter OF tho
United Daughters of the Confederacy
OF northumberland VIII hold their an
nuai memorial meeting on next Friday.
that being the anniversary Of tho
death of Stonewa!l Jackson. The
meeting viii be held at Fairfield Bap-
tist Church. and the Rev. Adoniram
Judson Reamy, the pastor. Will de-
liver the annual address. According
TO custom. the roll of those who have
died during the past year Will 10
called. and brief tributes VIII be
paid 10 each o. them.
The Democrats OF Lancaster and
Northumberland will hold district
meetings next Saturday to appoint
delegates to the State Convent on. Az
very little interest has been mani
IN q mali t,,,,. Ia
10 predict the result with any degree
OF certainty In this immediate To-
callty the friends OF Woodrow Wilson
are largely in the majority. Wcstmore-
land has instructed her delegates for
Wilson. and Riihmond county VIII
proba bly, do likewise tomorrow. In
northumberland the Democrats are
said to be about evenly divided amon.,
Wilson. Harmon and Clark. The ina
chine" or organization element is
practically solid against Wilson.
a few days ago carrier pigeon
! came TO the home OF James B. Whit
aker. near Merry Point. having on
one OF its lse- 4 silver band on
which was engraved "a b. 34032 J."
| Mr.. Whitaker fed the bird. which
seemed to be content to remain. 1T
was very tame. and spent much OF tho
| time with the chickens 1t was final
| ~ caught by a large hawk, which de-
| voured il.
For the past two weeks the fisher
| men said TO have had very poor
| luck in this section.