Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-26
WASHINGTON GROVE, MD.

Mrs Emma l.. O'Brien and family are occupying
their cottage Grove avenue.
De-. D. Elmer Wibcr and family have returned
10 the Grove, after trip to the city. occasioned
ty the illness of their infant daughter who Is now
convaesccnt with fair prospect of recovery.
Many faces he the grounds
this season. and the Indications at present
favorable to more prosperous summer than last
Mr. ID. IL. sherwood and family occupying
the cottage of Mr. George Gartreli, situated
ith avenue.
Mr. $ Cornelius Cissel wife and children are
occupying their cottage on 4th avenue.
y, many substantial improvements have been
made 10 the grounds and cottages that it seems
if new lease OF life has been conferred UPON the
Grove and hat IL viii be i'll the future at
tractivc as place of residence than ever before.
AT the head of lth avenue needed and attractive
improvements have been made. The cottage occti-
plea 10y MIR Rice has been painted, and the ground
adjoining !iic,se' by fencing, and the ground owned
by NJ. John Il. Davis. located Opposite his cottage
Oh ith avenue. has been n"atly fenced.
In the possession II Mr. Homer B. harlan, has
been virtually rebuilt, and If the location did
1t Is now one Of the most attractive homes in that
portion of the Grove.
The cottages owned by Mr. Court f. Wood have
been reprinted. and these complete the improve
merits on 4th avenue.
Rev. Dr. Charles Pate recently purchased the
Log Cabin and has remodeled 1t and made
additions.
The vacant lot beside the cottage of Mrs Pollock
occupied 10y the Misses Graham, has been ini, scd.
The fence also embraces a portion Of ground In
the rear Of the same cottage, extending 9th
nue. about fifty feet.
AT I'd avenue and the Circle the cottage formerly
owned by Mrs; Kelley has been removed and the
avenue widened. The triangle has been inclos.d by
Dr., NJ. ID. Peck. who has added porch to that
side OF lis house
Mrs. Apple and family are occupying the parson-
age of the Trinity NJ. f. Church 9th avenue.
On LIST avenue seven cottages occupied Mrs.
VI. Walker has the residence of NJ. j. Richard
Risges, Mrs. Wise and daughters their own AMI DR.
cottage OF Mr.. oTutt: Mrs. narrower and Miss
Capt. +. ii. Ripley and wife and their son-in- law
Mr.. I. Hamilton Coates, and family at the
Mr.. Murchlson law clerk of the Indian bureau
has rented the cottage Of Mr.. Hutchinson Grove
avenue.
The addition to the cottage of Mr. w H. H.
Smith has been Il marked Improvement He is
now repaniing the dwelling and reshingllng the
Mr.. IL p. Johnston and family are at the cot
tacc Of Mr.. B"vee.
Judge Iaran's coy little home, facing the rail
road on Chestnut avenue, is nearly completed.
Besides the many improvements private cot
tagcs. the association Is making changes on its
own property. Tie hotel has been partially re-
painted. the drain beneath the tabernacle has been
cleaned. Young Peoples Hall rcpain,ed and open
ings made In the fence in several places
The old bridge at The railroad crossing has been
cres led in its place. On the new Mat CT lie
grounds new streets and several parks have been
Z streets Mci,rlcy. Dorsey. Frank!and and
Bronn. and of parks there Woodland Morgan
Howard, Knott and Jackson.
Ridge. Cherry. Maple, Pine Chestnut and Swi; CHI
E2tch OF these is situated in the the same
The opinion OF the court OF appeals, delivered by
Judge B-iscoc the 22d instant. rcverses the
I from the list OF voters Frederick W. Ritter jr
and Alyan L. Tray, AMI reminds their cases to
ned Voters Considerable interest in these rasns
exists In this section of the county. the decision
Of the highest court of the state seems to settle
many conflicting ideas in respect OF citizenship and
the right TO vote.