The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

upheaval but all preliminary ARRANGEMENTS
were made before a HEX was struck. and
now the bridge is steadily moving across
from shore TO shore, and VIII in n 'ew wee IS
h. out TO the draws. Those veTsed In !uin-
Der qualities say the sD1o worth OF iu:n-
Der already in place is as NE as any ever
seen and the splendid cypress piles many
OF then. eighty Feet long ans heavy. accord
!nsIy are sight TO behold Everything
having been previously arranged, al IS NOV
ing like cIocl-work- a great many people
visiting the s!'e OF s"e Siicse e''-'
day. ~
Mr. Palmer. recently OF Rochester y: l.
and Mr. Hervey. formerly o. the same !. ace
bu. who has lived for some years net~cet
this Mace and Richmond are nos actively
engaged a; Lester Manor. several mites
above here. IN getting the buildings and
grounds in order Tor the !aEssst cHlc"to
ar..l in all OF this section. Tney exc 20
START at once with 400 checkers. Mr. Pal
Iner has recently BOUGHT the Lester Manor
Farm and has moved his fanny atteany'
ard will IN the near future build hand
some home.
Captain o. ". Ferguson OF the govern
rnent survey boat "Matchless Is often seen
on IN. streets OF West Point. and tells OF
IN. natural beauties up the Pamunkey
River where he IS now surveying lie is
now about the White House. and VIII IN
a day or 50 move nine miles farther UP ine
river and will go on surveying to the head
OF ,idewa;er. that IL. where there Is focf
and one-hal: feet a; high water stream
four and one-haif feet az high water ~
be UP the Pamunkey FOR certainly two
rnerths longer. Then 'he survey OF the
Karpahannock. ycrk. Mat,aponi and Pa
turkey rivers VIII De '''
work having taken almost two years
G Garden and A. J. Waicott mace q
unotor-boat trip NJ che Maitaponi fVel 20
waIkerton this week. NJ. Garden Is con
,.p,platinx extensive improvements IN ware
scrses and docks at this place ana "tner
i,.Sinrs necessi,a:ea by the large growth
IN BUSHES. o, the Virginia Steamship Com
pauy. - - ,.,,.
.tronrho,,, this section. BUYERS and pro-
s,.ctors aer daily visitors. ana 'he au'oi
No, arc fer, busy. Among the safes c""
-rma,ed this week was that OF two iots
:. s,.,ci,d Heights (Pamuaksy Eiver front.
.s.1 soid 10 Z. z. s;ir. of Richmond ana
ri, father % Roanoke. \ srnaii NOM 49,
~ Guilt immediately. pending the
n An. permanent home n Httae Iater.
~ E,cb or this county. has purchased
several lots In Euclid Heights and y a"i, ,
ing arrival o. building niaieria:. wheh t.'
er.c,:on OF his home viii be pus nen !" c2ni-
,r..io, as rapidly as possible. This homs
rE;I also face the P&nunkeS River
worknl.n wren asked what Is the
n.ws?" invariably these eays ,ep.s -
broad smile. Plenty Of WON anu
health" wee who
abe ut a wear ago bought the BtiSie" I'm
G, rr;i.. aboy. we<i Point one OF u.
60, TENS In ~. 90 the Tidewater section.
"a. -,,t. raD:d strides along g! iaT'H1ns
- ard es,ec.aIiv IS he making sue
rs.s % his creamery. He has everyinins
a,n,,. This creara"ry up-to-dste. ana az
grra, stress OF sanitary conditions. he nss
., -. ro-vx 40 TIE pafi. and ships his
c,s,1, si-ect to Richmond. just oct Q,
VS., Po,n, Archie Chcatham has ea:r
ard has had for some years be ses 80 -.
:, ,u,,'v the town trade. but has seen an-
- - DO -, He Is arranging a hrsi-c!sss
@,..-.rv now. -nd wii! come nearer.su7py-
Ing West Point. -
'"n -. "a IN, u-p-eccdeated drought In
va. .r,.f.,, tire latter part % ne rusuTrc!
80 carIy ~aII butter has been very scarce.
20 another year hcuses"crrrS VII 80 70
4. ;bst butter Is pii w NA'n P'entlu' L"'
- .r,;,v dav- r,..,nf~ ;tt day 81 cream
.-.r. when eur fcrc-rrc; s~rs had to look
on. for the butter srPriy. they used 20 serve
~. their table, butter several mcn'ns oii
50, n, one s,.,.cicd over a. few days Oh.