The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-23
news AND GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
Movements of the Catholic
Clergy of the West End.

Rev Father Samuel Cahiu. assistant
pastor Of Holy Trinity Church. viii
leave next week fer Keyser Island.
Conn. The summer residence Of the
Jesuits. 20 make his annual retreat.
Rev. Father Jerome Daugherty.
President Of Georgetown University.
who went to New York last evening On
business. viii return on Monday.
Rev William T. Browregg, who was
recently appointed minister Of George
town University, has entered upon the
duties CT the Office
Rev Father A. J. Elder Mullen viii
leave Georgetown the early part of Sep
TENDER for Woodstock, Nd. 10 which
place he was recently assigned
Rev Father John Conway. Of George
town University. who was to have con
Quoted he annual retreat OF the clergy
Of the archdiocese, which begins next
Monday evening at st. Mary's Seminary,
Baltimore. is confined 10 his bed with
illness. and the Rev Father P. H
Casey. S J.. will conduct the exercises
in his stead The cardinal viii attend
the services
The officers and members Of Covenant
Lodge of Georgetown held a social
meeting Thursday evening at their hall
on ThiTry-first Street northwest Dur
ing the evening d banquet was served
Addresses were made by Past Grand
Master Thomas J. Jones and Mr.
Charles 5. Mason. noble grand Of the
lodge who expressed himself as highly
pleased with the condition Of the or
ganization and the support he was re-
ceIFing from the members Music WAS
furnished by MessTs- James Faulkner,
Samuel Guy. John a Rittue, and Mrs
Edward Pickett
The evenings program was arranged
by committee composed of Messrs. Leo
S. SchOenthal. C. i Himebaugh, and
Joseph L. Irwin.
Il is expected that the improvements.
which are now being made to the wharf
Of the A. Geary johnson Coal Company.
near the foot of Thirty-fourth Street.
viii be completed by September /
Modern appliances for unloading coal
and wood are being introduced. while
the facilities for loading wagons VIII
be greatly improved upon The i'm
provements involve q large expenditure.
Policemen james ". Haney. Eli Riley,
and Charles Birkight OF the Georgetown.
precinct, recently appeared before thu
retiring board OF the Metropolitan nc
lice force. upon orders from Beadqaar-
tiers.
The MiIIer-Shocmuker Real Estate
Company reports the sale of lots Il
5n1 Is OF Giles D=er's subdivision of
Keno" 20 the District of Columbia. the
property containing nearly $4,000 square
feet, 10 be used by the District as the
site for the Reno public school.
It is reported that G syndicate has
purchased Idyiwood. the large house
with surrounding grounds Ct the en-
trance to the CABIN John Bridge grounds.
II Is the intention Of the purchasers to
convert the place into rOadnCuse.
Policeman Anthony Fennelly. is III at
his home, 1645 Thirty-second Street
northwest. Several nights ago Mr.. Fen
nelly was taken sick while patToIling his
heat Yesterday afternoon DTs. GWynn
and Wall held q consultation and de
cided that the patient was suffering from
acute stomach trouble
REV Father James C'C-rnor, brother
% SIR. Donald O'C7nnoT. Ct Thirty. fifth
Street northwest has been assigned 10
.eCrgetown University for the coming