The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Number of Representative Bust
ness Men of Fredericksburg
Join in Organization.
AUGUST 5 is PRIMARY DATE
Only One Candidate So Far in
Race From Spotsylvania for
House of Delegates.

| ",p""S' which mas Tor It's object the
E o., ing OF modern. up-to date hotel
over $4,000 has been subscribed for
'ne hotcl This amount was Increased
~ the meeting. and 1T Is expected thar
sfoouo In cash Will be raised before
INC tune Tor the construction work 10
begin. The charter was received ,nS
accepted and tho officers for The nrst
year are as follows: president. CANAAN
~ cohroy Vance; first vice president
AZ, II NJ %; Rowe; second vice. presi-
dent, t. G. Helm; secretary, A. /.
Srulie; treasurer. c. w. Jones: direc"
tors. captain r. Conroy Vance Coiona,
n -. cole, @. w. Shepherd, David
iilrsn. X. ~ Goolrick w. s. Embrey.
! W. j. Ford. Alexander Berger ar,;
Philip y. Stern anu
AT meeting OF the CITY Dcmocr.,tc
committee held last night. Colonel =
| ~. Cole. chairman, presiding w "
scott. secretary, June was 6xed az
me limit FOR the time In which candi
oates Tor the House OF Delegates can
file notice Of their candidacy for ina
democratic nomination from the I-egis
! iativc district composed of the count,.
OIL Spotsylvania and the city of Fred
er'cNSourE, notice TO he sent both 10.
! 'he chairm. = OF the city committee
ana TO the county committee. Each
caholoate VIII be required to deposit
| check Tor $50 with each chairman. 10
| oeiray the expenses or the primary
| August 3. the date OF the State nri
mary was adopted for this primary.
~ present there Is only one candidate.
| W. :. Embrey. In the even, he IL not
"pposcd Tor the nomination. the two
| chairmen named VIII declare him the
nominee without the formally OF a
| primary.
The case or the King George Usher
| men against NJ l.. Price oyster and
hsh Inspector Of King George County.
came up in the Federal Court at Go.
| Ionlai Beach yesterday before United
States Commissioner W. u. Mathews.
/ Jr. Mr. Price was represented by 4.
Conway Baker. OF Westmoreland coun-
y. and the fishermen BY W. d. Carter.
| OF Fredericksburg. The case was con
| tinued 10 June l. and Mr.. Price gave
| bond FOR his appearance al that time
| The city school board elected the
public school teachers last night for
the session which opens In September.
| with the exception OF several vacan-
! cies. az follows: High School Misses
| Page Waller. VI Vivian Conway. Eliza
| beth Johnson. Elementary schools Mrs.
| Eliza bctn Courtney Mrs Emma EulisS.
Misses Salle montgomery. Maggie
| Honey. Elizabeth Price. Selma Clman.
! Helen Winston Helen Daniel. Myrtle
/ rownes, Mary k!ppes. Anna keim.
| Colored schools Collin White. J. i.
| Grant, Mary Coleman. Sarah ITALIA
fcrfo. Several vacancies remain 10
| be nllcd later. The session Just clos.
! ing has been one Of the most success
| full in the history OF Frederick sburg
| schools and the new session wiz open
/ September 10 and continue Tor nine
! months
! The fredericksburg Chautauuua
! opened here this afternoon and VIII
/ continue for one week
/ a suit TOR divorce has been ins,i-
tutcc In the Corporation Court o.
/ Frederick sburg by Mrs Mamie NJ
| Dobyns through her attorney, T. NJ.
I Chichester, from her husband. William
/ G. Dobyns, ana the same counsel has
entered divorce suit in The Circuit
| Court OF stafford County for Arthur
Boutchyard from his Wife Mrs. Chloe
! Routchyard.
! Miss willie F. schooler OF this city,
/ has sold her residence property here
! on upper Main street, to John W. ALI
/ son, Jr.. and William NJ. Butzner.
! Contractors for improving the roads
+ in STAFFORD County have arrived and
Will begin work within the next few
days About twenty-five miles of roads
in Stafford VIII be improved this
spring under the terms OF the bond Is
sue recently. voted in that county.
The baccalaurcate sermon VIII be
preached TO the state Normal School
students in the auditorium on Sunday,
! June S. at o'clock u. NJ. by Rev. j Y.
/ bowman. OF All Saints Church. Rich
mond Mr. bowman is not stranger
to the people Of this city. and il is
expected n large crowd will be present
TO hear him.
The literary address Will be made
by DR.. III. D. c. Mnclachlan, OF the
, Christian Church. Richmond, at the
Normal School on the evening Of Mon
day, June .. at S o'clock. The follow
ing compose the graduate class: Misses
! Catherine Bartenstein. Elizabeth Lind
| say Billngsley. Lottie Lee Broaddus,
! AIary Elizabeth Chesley, Alice Chiffon,
Elsie Coleman, Helen Lane Daniel, An
! ma Elizabeth Deitrick. Ora Constance
/ Green. Julia Westwood Keaton, Ruth
Helen Lord. Buford Kirtley Lyme. Net
. lie Corbin Marye. Annie Fontaine Mich
| olas Margaret Micou Nicholas, Sallie
/ Henrietta Norris. Ellen Pauline Perry,
| Bertha Lombard Scrimger. Ethel Louise
| Taylor Virginia Isabel Willis. ].
! Vaughan Wilson. Mary Isabella Wor-
! than.
ley. Ann r. Henry, Martha Belle Cearce.
Julia Ann Raiford Verna l.. Rocks.
Elizabeth Dorothy Tribe Winnie Davis
} Walker, Anne Latane Ware.
! Household arts class--AIisses Fannie
Tyre Kennedy and Lucy Carter Ken
! nedy.
Professor E. Fl. Russell. president OF
| the State Normal School, has gone to
| Lawrenceville. where he made the com
/ mcncement address at the closing Of
/ the High School there Knight. George
d. Rowe, of Fredericksburg, is princi-
pal of this school. Mr.. Russell will also
deliver the commencement address at
! Lignum High School in Culpeper Coun-
ty, on June A. Orange High School. at
/ Orange June II, and at Waverly High
! School, at Waverly. at later date.
Miss NJ. Vivian Conway, OF this city.
delivered Saturday night in Washing
ton. for Mount Pleasant Methodist
! Church a lecture on Russia" Miss
Conway is thoroughly familiar with
that subject, and the lecture was illus
trated by Kaleidoscope. using the
kodak pictures taken by Miss Conway
while travelling in Russia. The lecture
was a most interesting and instructive
one.
| A. H. Judy, Of Judyville Farm, in
stafford County, near this city, is In
the midst of the first cutting of his
splendid crop OF alfalfa. He has al
ready cut and housed sixty tons Of al
| falfa. fifty tons has been cut and is In