Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-31
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
LINTHICUM INSTITUTE TERM
CLOSES WITH A COLLATION..
Observance of Children's Day-Several
Sales Of Real Estate-Sight
Fire-Brief News.

The school term of Linthicum Institute
closed Thursday evening with a collation..
rendered by the members of the Dramatic
Club of the institution to the students,
which was served in the auditorium.
Messrs. w. D. Waugh, Edward Klock and
Frank Tennyson, the three students VINO
were awarded gold medals for making the
highest percentages during the past year,
were called upon for speeches, and each
responded. Addresses were also delivered
by Messrs. Nathan WE'LL, Frank j. Wiss-
ner, r. Clinton Balinger, members of the
faculty; Frank Van SAINT, Charles Staub,
Frank Scott, Lucien Swindells, NJ. Sins
heimer r. Bland Phelps, Irwin Hoffman,
Charles Robertson and Otto Neimeyer and
Miss Grace Ross.
DAME. Miller, aged twenty-five years,
living at 1918 5th street northwest fell
from Great Falls electric car yesterday
morning near the Georgetown College pond,
sustaining serious cut in the back of his
head. He was conveyed to the Georgetown
University Hospital by the seventh pre-
einct police station patrol.
The fire department was summoned to
the home of Mrs. Henry D. Cooke widow
of ex-Gov. Cooke of the District of Column
bia. No. 1 Cooke place northwest, early
this morning to extinguish slight blaze
at $50, and it is thought the fire was start
ed by gas burner.
Tenleytown and Rockville car No 1904
ran into drove of cattle yesterday after
noon on the Tenleytown road, in front of
st. AIMS Church, killing three bullocks be-
longing to Mr.. c. B. Pearce of Montgom-
cry county, Maryland
Drs. Leon E. Story and Frank S. Machen
VIII be relieved Monday morning next by
Drs. Thomas F. Lowe and Frank H. Nc
Keen, as resident physicians of the George
town University Hospital. The latter
named gentlemen have just graduated from
the medical school of the Georgetown Uni
versity.
Children's day will be celebrated at Mount
Tabor NJ. P. Church, at the intersection of
sd and Both streets, tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
Miss Isabelle Taggart daughter of AS
sistant United States Attorney Hugh Tag
CART. has returned to her home on n
street, from trip to Norfolk, Fort Monroe
and Old Point Comfort, Va.
The Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Com
pany has sold to Mr.. Daniel Clumbaugh the
stone house" on the Canal Road, near it's
intersection with the New Cut road. This
house, which is over 125 years old, has been
the home of the FriZzell family for gen.
erations. The company has also sold for
Mr.. B, Fl. Warner to Mr. G. W. Melton,
two lots in the Burkett subdivision of Ten
leytown, and to Mrs. Miranda F. Aveline,
the Miles Fuller home at Somerset Heights.
The amounts represented in these three
sales aggregate S11 500.
Another important sale made few days
ago by the same company was that of the
entire Both street frontage of the property
at the corner of Both and L streets for Mr..
F. I. Ray to Mr. James Richardson. Mr..
Richardson intends to construct a row of
brick dwellings on this site Immediately
the cost of which is estimated to be $50 GOO
P. T. Berry, real estate broker, has sold
for Mr. Samuel ArtZ, house and premises
No. 3140 Dumbarton avenue, for $1,000 =
Mr.. John A. Heenan has sold for the
Conroy estate the brick store and dwelling
at the corner of Prospect avenue and Po-
tomac street to Mrs. NJ c. Enrich