The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-28
NEWS AND GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
COUNTY ROADS IN BAD CONDITION
Attention of District commissioners
Called to Needed Improvement.
Members ct Defunct Social
Club to Hold Reunion

The condition Of number Of the county
roads has been called to the attention
of the Commissioners
The Broad Branch, Pierce,s Mil, Grant.
Milk House Ford, and the Chapel Roads
are practically in the same condition that
they we're twenty-five years ago Wis
consin Avenue, TenIeytown's principal
thoroughfare, is also very much in need
Of macadam.
Defunct Social Club Reunion.
A reunion Of the old Bethesda Literary
and Social CIub VIII be held at the hone
of n Albert E. Shoemaker On The
Hills, near the District line, next Mon
day evening
The Bethesda Literary and Social Club
fourished about ten years ago Much
talent was developed IN the membership
and reputation that was more than local
was acquired The organization disband-
ed on account of the marriage of many
members and change CT residence
This will be the third reunion OF the
members since the dissolution OF the OF
ganizatiOE-
santa Claus Stiu Husy-
The Christmas entertainment Of the
Sunday school of the Dumbarton Avenue
H. E Church was held last night in the
lecture room of the church. A regular
programme was rendered the feature OF
which was the appearance OF Santa Clans.
who made a presentation TO each child
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of the
District VIII make its annual visitation TO
Covenant Lodge, No. IL. on the evening
Of February 81 DR. Jefferson D. Brad
field is the Grand Master Of the District
Odd Fellows.
Park Property sold
The following transfers Of Georgetown
and county realty were made yesterday:
John D. Croissant and Galen L. TAFT,
trustees, sold TO William V Jones, for
s. 100; lots > ard s, block 9, lots > and IS,
block Il, to Mary L Clifford for 81 000
lots u and 10, block %; to Clara N. Gift
ford, for $500. lot Il. block q. The prop
erty IS all in American University Park,
TeHley
Florence r Kramer, to Jacob J. Kra-
mer, part OF lot >, block >, in Barry's
subdivision of TenIeytown-
Charles H. Raymond to George N
Beale, for $1,000 parts OF lots SO and 90
in Beatty and Hawkins addition to
Georgetown.
Emma L. Yoder ct vir sold to Flor
ence r. Kramer. lot 2 block > of Barry's
subdivision of Tenleytown-
Gifts for the Faculty.
The students of Linthieum Night School
have presented each member Of the fac
uIty with a handsome Christmas gift
The schooner Hester A Waters has ar
rived from Scotland Va with 100 coo
feet Of lumber for J. Edward Libby &
Son. The Dennis Simmons has arrived
from Williamson. \. c., with 80 600
feet Of lumber for J. Edward Libby & Son
The Rev. DR.. Lodge. of Gaithersburg,
Md, will officiate at the services at the
new Columbia Baptist Church tomorrow.
Next Sunday Mr.. John Musson, who is
studying theology at Chester, Pa, viii
oficiste, he being home for the holidays.
A Christmas Entertainments.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Rev. George c. BratenahI's Tenleytown
Sunday school classes was held last
night. The programme was principally
literary and musical. \ collation. was
served
The three-year-old boy Of William
Drew. of 1851 Thirty-second Street. who
was burned severely Thursday afternoon
while playing with matches. is rapidly
recovering
The collection which was made at the
masses at Trinity Church on Christmas
Day was for the benefit OF St Mary's
Seminary