Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-23
Anacostia and Vicinity.

Mrs. Lewis j. Smith and young son
Golden of Maple avenue, Anacostia, have
returned home after a prolonged stay with
relatives in Washington. Ohio.
Services were resumed Sunday in the
Esther Memorial Protestant Episcopal
Chapel at Congress Heights, the improve
ments undertaken several weeks since to
the building having been completed.
The blessing of the new marble altar at
ST Teresa's Church. Washington and Fill
more street Anacostia took place Sun
day morning before the 1890 o'clock serv-
ice, Rev. Charles NJ. Bart. the pastor Off
ciating. Father Bart spoke feeingIy of
the worthy character of the deceased lady
through whose generosity the purchase of
the altar was made possible. The donor
was Mrs. Genefa Waller, late resident
of this section. The first mass offered at
the new altar was for the deceased bene-
factress. The altar cost 5000.
Mrs. William Baldwin, accompa MED by
her mother, Mrs. Allen, who went recently
from Anacostia to visit her near Boston
Mass, is a visit to her parents and is
stopping at their residence. on Talburtt
place. Anacostia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Farrell of No o32
Washington street AnacoStia, have gone on
a trip to Hughesville, Charles county, Md.
The mother of DIR. James A. Watson of
No. 261 Monroe street. Anacostia, is here
on a visit from the vicinity of Fredericks-
burg Va
Mrs. Louis j. Smith and young son Col
den have returned to their home on Maple
avenue, Anacostia. after an extended visit
with relatives in Washington, Ohio.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry l.. Kelly was severely scalded Mon
day Afternoon at the home of the parents
No. 231 Jackson street, Anacostia. The
child being held at the table in the
arms of Ralph Williamson, a young lad
| and accidentally spilled a cup containing
| hot tea upon herself Some of the hot tea
| burned young Williamson badly also The
| child was scalded about the body. The
| services of two physicians were required to
! dress their injuries
The patrol wagon of the Anacostia police
| station was summoned yesterday to remove
| to the Washington Asylum Hospital Sarah
Hawkins, colored. thirty-two years old who
| was found sick at the corner of Monroe and
| Pleasant streets, AnacoStia. She lives In
| Hillsdale.
Francis OSterman. a young boy living on
Wheeler road below Congress Heights, fell
| from a wagon a few days since; fracturing
| one of his arms.
Mr.. Samuel UtZ, jr., has returned to his
| home here from Howard county, Nd, where
| he was called by the sudden death of his
! father, Samuel Utz, sr-, who for number
| of years was a resident of Anacostia road
| this place Mr.. Utz died at the age OF
| seventy-two years.
The police were notified this morning OF
| the disappearance from his home in Good
| Hope of Herbert Yancey, colored. ten years
! old His mother, Mrs. Matte Yancey re-
| quested the officers to locate him. He has
| been gone since yesterday morning.
| After being out of commission for nine
| days the partol system of the Anacostia
precinct has been placed in operation once
| more.
| Policeman Lingan Anderson of the Dis
! trict building is on leave of absence which
| he is spending at his home on Jefferson
| street, Anacosua.