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The Washington times., 1905-08-27
Received Presents.

After the games were over Zee cream
and cake and other warm weather deli
cacies were served outdoors. Miss
smith. the hostess, was the recipient OF
number Of beautiful presents from
her friends.
These present were Miss Bertha Smith
Miss Bessie Leigh Underwood. Miss
Ruby Bates, Miss Ethel Chiperman
Miss Irene Glade. Miss Florence Brown
and Miss Vivian Handelle. Frank B.
Snow, Irving E. King. Charlie King,
Harmon krieter. Paul Evermann, Err
nest Rhineharte. Eugene Kennedy and
Frederick E Evermann.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Frazier and their
two children, Frank and mmaline. left
last Tuesday for Ocean City. Md,
where they will remain until Septem-
Der g.
On Friday the death of Andrew Wiin-
ms occurred at his home. 2322 Bright
wood avenue, after n short Illness.
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Returns From Vacation.

r. l. Jennings. of Nichols avenue. re-
turned home last Monday from his vaca-
tion- which was spent at Chesapeake
Beach.
Mrs l. NJ. Woods. accompanied by
Mrs George Schuhard and the Misses
Virginia Schuhard and Grace Ritner, all
of Parke street, have returned from
their visit 10 Colonial Beach.
Miss Lille Bell has returned from her
vacation, which was spent al Colonis;;
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis will move
into their new dwelling. Fifth and Sa-
Fannah streets. about September l.
Miss Maud Fillius is spending her va
cation at Colonial Beach, Va
William Woods. of Parke street. who
has been on leave for the past ten days,
has returned 20 his former duties.
Mrs S. NJ. Filiius and little son Nor
ris, of Nichols avenue and Philadelphia
street, returned last Wednesday evening
from a ten days trip TO Piney Point,
Md. Mrs. V. Wahler. of Hamilton and
Wheeler roads. who accompanied Mrs.
Fillius, also returned.
Mrs. +. J. Newcombe. of Brothers
place. Randle Park. returned last
Wednesday from a ten days visit TO rel
atiVeS in Richmond. Va.
SIR. and Mrs Thomas Leonard and
little daughter Helen, and Mrs. J. s.
Green and son John have returned from
a visit TO Piney Point, Md.
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Visiting Atlantic City.

Mrs. A. B. Brown. accompanied by
her daughter, Mabel Brown, is spend
ing the summer at Hotel Dunray. At
lantic City.
The property on the corner of First
and East Capitol streets, consisting of
lots II, IL, 36, and a part OF lots 10
and 49, square 72S. has been trans
ferred from Nehemiah c.. Ordway to
Nancy A Ordway
Miss May Immich is in Atlantic CITY
as the guest Of her brother. Jack I'm
mich. Miss Immich is accompanied bv,
Miss Elsie Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Brown. Of
eos Fourth street southeast. accom-
panied by their daughter and son. have
left the city for a trip through Mary
land.
No 335 Eleventh street southeast has
been sold by Anna f. Tracey TO James
T. Crown.
In the absence OF the pastor. the Rev.
DR. Albert Evans, Of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. corner Fourth and
b streets southeast. the Rev DR.. George
N Luccock conducted the services dur
ing all Of last week. DR.. Luccock IS n
former pastor of the church, and occu-
pied the pulpit for a number of wears.
DR.. Luccock was visiting friends in the
city, but returned to his field of duty
Monday. He is at present pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church of Oak Park. III
suburb OF Chicago
Eliza NJ Mulhall has transferred y
part OF original lot g. square 700. Vir-
ginia avenue southeast, between Second
and Third streets. to Scott Nesbit.
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Mr.. Davenport on Leave.

The Rev Willard c. Davenport. rec
tor of the Emmanuel Protestant Episco-
pal Church. corner Washington and Fill
more streets, is spending his vacation
in Connecticut, but is expected home
soon to again take up his duties In the
church. A clergyman from the Church
of the Ascension is now occupying the
pulpit ;;iiff5iitt of the Emmanuel Church. during
the absence of Mr.. Davenport
Mrs Thomas F. Murray and her chill
dren are at Mountain Lake Park, Md
Mrs. James r. Purdy has been called
to the bedside of her sister. Mrs. John
Swanton, who is very III at her home in
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mrs. j. Waltermyer. accompanied by
her daughter Mabel. has left for Har-
pers Ferry. W. Va.
Considerable progress has been made
during the past week on the preliminary
construction OF the Anacostia Bridge
The final poles have been fixed in the
marshes on the Anacostia side of the
river, and X can now be seen just about
where the bridge will be located More
material IS arriving daily and is being
stored on the Christie estate on the river
shore. Several small frame houses have
been erected there, TO be used for tool
houses and engineers quarters. and the
Penn Bridge Company, which has the
contract for the erection of the bridge
is gradually occupying more space on
the estate Two platforms have been
constructed IN the channel just opposite
the draw Of the old bridge These mark
the sites Of piers for the new structure.
Anacostia citizens are gratif1ed over the
excellent progress being made
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cinct, is slowly recovering from an at
tack of illness which has kent him
from duty for several days. The little
son Of Private Bean is also convalesc.
Ing from an attack Of typhoid fever.
Their home is at 1920 Morse street.
H w. Holiige is the acknowledge
champion penuchle player at No. 10
engine house Captain Schrom. during
the week, solved the Fox and Geese
puzzle, and has been at work lately on
some new ones in the way of block
puzzles
Last Sunday evening James Rowen
was received as a member of the Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church, baptism
being administered in the church.
Music was furnished for the occasion
oy the Sunday school choir of girls.
and responsive reading between the
pastor and the choir composed part ok
the ceremony
Mr. Jameson, of 1904 Florida ave-
nue., is home again from a two weeks
trip to North Carolina.
The Misses Byrne. of 205 Maryland
avenue, are spending the summer at
Auburn, N Y They are the daughters
of P. j. Byrne, foreman of the bindery
1T the Government Printing ONCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy, of 5I6 z
street, have returned TO their home
from their vacation spent in Buffalo,
y. Y.
Charles H. Spencer. assistant resident
engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, has partially recovered from an
attack OF illness and on Thursday left
town with his family for short stay at
Harpers Ferry
Private p. +. Hayden, crossing police
man at Fifteenth and Ii streets. is on
sick leave at his home 40 Tenth street
Mrs WarheId. of lbs G street, has re-
turned from two weeks stay in Vir-
giEia
has returned home from a short visit to
New York
Private w. s Wilson. of the Ninth
precinct, who was taken sick several
days ago while on his beat. is reported
still quite i'll at his home, 6l2 Fourteenth
street
Mr. and Mrs. Ryer. of 1lO4 X street.
have just returned from several weeks
stay in Virginia near Vienna, where
they were the guests of Mr.. Ryer's
brother
Frank Essex and Miss Hattie Murphy,
OF Brookland. were married by the Rev
A X. Wright, at his residence, $50 Sixth
street. on Wednesday afternoon.
The lawn fete given by the Centennial
Baptist Social Circle last Tuesday night
brought out large attendance and was
a pronounced success.
Miss Ethel Miller. of 326 Eleventh
street. has returned from a ,wo weeks
visit 70 her sister. at Newport News. ' l.
The Rev y II Wright. pastor of the
Centennial Baptist Church, preached
at the Peoples Mission on Wednesday
evening
o. II. Lake. of s56 Sixth street. has
gone TO Virginia for few days 10
attend the Loudoun county camp meet
ing
The Rev. ]. II Taylor. Of Georgetown.
KY, was the guest OF the Rev a X
Wright and brothers during the week.
Miss Rosa Ennis. of 1905 Florida dve-
nue.. is visiting relatives in Potomac
City. Va
Mrs John Weigel OF 1905 Florida ave-
nue. has returned from Colonial Beach.
The Rev. y. X Wright. pastor OF the
Centennial Baptist Church. left the city
last night for Fredericksburg. Va.
where he expects to begin a protracted
meeting tonight
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OnereSs1Qigllt&Sz

The Rev Clarence E Ball. sf Mt.
Savage, Nd. was a guest of Csoi- ana
Mrs A E Randle the past week
Mrs. c. A. Hall has returned from a.
visit to relatives in New York city.
Lewis /. Wrenn. who has been quite
i'll. is much improved
Miss Marie Hackett. OF Brightwood. D.
c.. is visiting Miss Lena Brehen, of
Brothers Place. RandIe Park.
Charles Seger. OF Brothers Place. RAN
die Park, is on ten days leave.
Miss Bessie Orem. of Brothers Place,
Randle Park, is visiting relatives in
MARYLAND.
Mrs Charles Seger. of Brothers Place,
Randle Park. who has been quite i'll. is
much improved
A lawn party will be given in Randle
Park next Friday and Saturday for the
benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
Mrs Kate Weber. accompanied by
her two daughters, the Misses Weber.
of Philadelphia. Pa. have been visit
ing at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Spaulding. on Hamilton road,
near Seventh street
Thomas Langley and family. of Fifth
street. who have been visiting at Co.
lonial Beach, Va, for the past ten days,
will return home today.
Mrs. Annie Walls and two children of
Bloomington. ILL.,. returned home last
Wednesday after visiting her sister.
Mrs. J. E. TaIbert, on Fifth street.
Mrs. W. S. Emanuel and little daugh-
ter. Of Washington. are visiting rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. C a. Peters. of
Nichols avenue and Parke street.
Henry
turned from their farm on the Patux-
ent RIVER.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
Br1ghtWOd

+. c. Lonler, of Brightwood avenue.
IS spending MS vacation in New York
and Atlantic City. y. J. Mr. Loffler vii;
return to the park about September 4.
On friday evening Mr.. and Mrs Henry
5. Selden. of 4425 Eighth street north
west, entertained at their home the
Rev. Dr. Eugene Pendletoa and MIS-.
Pendleton, who are spending the sum
mcr IN Washington. pr. pondleton has
b"ea occupying cne Of the local pulpits
in the city for the past two or three
months. but VIII return shortly TO his
regular paStorate in Georgia.
\ delightful midsummer party was
given by Nj and Mrs James ID. r.
Smith on the lawn OF their home on
Bright%ood avenue. last Wednesday. in
honor Of the sixteenth birthday of their
daughter. Bertha.
The trees in the yard were prettily
hung with Japanese lanterns. which
lighted up the grounds sufficiently to
enable the guests to indulge in games.
On one side of the large lawn tables
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Porter Garrison Meets.

A meeting was held by the Admiral
D. d. Porter Garrison, No. s. Army and
Navy Nnion. Saturday night. at the
headquarters of the organization. Nc
Cauley's Hall. on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Major s. ]. Block presided
After the regular business OF the meet
ing had been finished. the members of
the garrison listened 20 several speeches
made in favor of Major Blocks appoint
ment as inspector general Of the Army
and Navy Union.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Morgan, of Capitol Hill, was Frightened
by the arrival of a baby boy during the
week
Miss E. NJ Church has returned home
from a delightful vacation spent I'm
Chautauqua. n. Y.
c. F. Cross. of 313 Eighth street south
east. has gone TO Atlantic City for 4
three weeks vacation
Miss Mary Lee Upshur arrived i'm the
city last Saturday from Front Royal.
Va. where she has been visiting. and
spent the day with her cousin. Miss
Marie oldham at 3l6 East Capitol street.
Miss Upshur left the same day for her
home in Norfolk. V
Mr. ]. S. Mills and Miss Mills are at
the present time staying at Holland
Hall. Asbury. n j.
Miss Florence Yoder. of 124 Eleventh
street southeast. returned TO Colonial
Beach Tuesday morning. and will prob
ably remain there until the middle of
September.
Mrs. Hagan and Miss Nellie Bradley
returned to the city Friday night from
a visit I'm New York, Brooklyn. and As
bury Park.
Miss Marion Wolff and Miss Ella
Goodscr. of Capitol Hn. have returned
from a delightful visit in Bluemcnt
Herndon. and Dranesville. Va. The
Will spend the latter part Of August in
Atlantic city and Philadelphia
A jolly picnic party. made up Of q
number OF Capitol Hill young folks
and shady retreat near Chevy Chase
Lake. Those in the party were Martini
Walsh. Libbie Murphy, Mary Riley
Name BughOlse. Riley Gibbons. Charlie
Maloney. Alfred Walsh. Robert Gates.
Sam Crown, William Edwards, and
Robert Cowles. The young people were
chaperoned by Miss Mollie Murphy.
William A. Gordon has transferred lots
TO 8. square 1929. Twentieth street
southeast. between A and b street.. to
Virginia A. Grafton.
Miss Janet Stewart is visiting he-
mother at CLANCY Station.
Assistant Machinist Leaman- ct No. s
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Mrs. Reagan Goes South.

Mrs. Clara Reagan, who arrived IN
Anacostia from Asheville. recently. with
the body of her husband, has returned
South for a short time
A sewer is being laid In Jefferson
streec, near Adams street. and extend
ing up the east side of Madison street
Another sewer has also been laid IN
Taylor street, adjoining the same site.
Edgar Leapley and Miss Bessie Leap
lev have returned to their home, 322
Monroe street, from Atlantic City. Miss
Mary Leapley is staying with friends
at Ocean City
A jolly crowd of young people of the
Sunday school of the Emmanuel Prot
estant Episcopal Church. corner Fill
more and Washington streets, had an
outing at Cabin John Bridge Thursday.
A special car was chartered for the
occasion
Piney Point, Nd, continues to be q
popular resort for Anacostians. A party
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Simpson, Miss Leoma Birch. Roland
Thompson, V. K Thompson and wife.
Miss Eva Turner. and Miss Kate Har-
bon has recently gone there for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Karr, of Nichols
and Maple avenues, entertained at their
home during the past week Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd W. Biddle. of Parkersburg.
w Va.
Mrs. G. A. Schrader, VINO is a former
resident of Anacostia. has been visiting
friends IN Good Hope. She has re-
Gently returned to her home in Wash
ington from a trip TO Germany.
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Teacher Leaves.

John T. Freeman was in Kensington
last Sunday, bidding farewell to some
OF his former neighbors- Mr.. Freeman
left Washington on Thursday to accept
the position of superintendent of public
schools in Schenectady, -. Y.
George +. Cunningham, Mrs. Sarah +.
Van Doren, and Mrs. r p. Seibert have
been recent guests In Kensington.
Mr.. Torrey. Of Washington, was the
guest last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren II. AIlliken.
The Postoffice baseball team from
Washington played the Kensington
team last Saturday afternoon. and beat
the game by a score Of to !.
The sale OF local car tickets on the
Kensington line has been discontinued.
very much to the regret of the residents
of the town, and a 5-cent fare is de-
manded.
There are a number of new houses
being erected on the north side Of the
track one especially. a o1e-story
bungalow" being built for Mr. and
Airs Nichols, is attracting much in
ierCst.
Miss Alice Harr. of Capitol View. en-
tertaiEed Miss Dorothy Sims and Miss
Elsie Cunningham al luncheon on
MISS Earoara kau:man1 naS been the
SueSt OF her aunt, Miss Kennedy.
Mr.. Filler and mss Ia-n.l4 nave gene -
washington Grove for a Two weeks
visit.
Or EuSeEe Jones IS quite i'll. having
been confined to his bed for several
days.
Miss Kate Pratt is visiting he sister.
Mrs. Hoel Mcqueen. ~ Capitol View.
Miss Eleanor Mcqueen is expected home
~ few weeks. She X now touring
throTCli northern Scotland
Louis w. MaEsOn and family have
gone down the Potomac Tor their usual
summer outing. William r Hutchinson
ana family are occupying their house
during their absence
Mrs George lddin6s is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. X. S. Anderson.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
Wedding a Surprise.

Henry W. Hines and Miss Grace a.
Dampier. both very popular on Capitol
Hill. were quietly married Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock The wedding
was somewhat of a surprise to their
friends. Mr.. Hines is well known
throughout the city. and particularly at
the Capitol, where he Is employed The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Dampier. of 5l2 d street. MIR.
and Mrs. Hines viii be at home to their
friends after September / at 315 Fifth
street.
c. c. Carroll. a member OF the su-
pervising force at the navy yard, has
gone to his summer home In Chester,
Pa. where he will spenG his vacation.
William C. o. Regan. OF Capitol HILL.
is visiting in Springfield. Mass.
John T. Lynch and family have left
the city for the CatskilI Mountains.
where they will remain until fall.
Francis J. Torrens and son, OF South
east Washington. have gone to Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. Bride. Of Second street northeast.
returned with his family Saturday from
sea trip to Baltimore and return. They
were accompanied by Miss Helen Dur
min.
MT ana MIS- howard w blancnaro,
of Capitol Hill. have returned to the
city from a trip through northern New
York
Lawrence L. Costello has transferred
lot SO and a part of lots % and "a. square
74o. First street southeast. between K
and l. streets. to John y. Cooney.
Miss Irene Morgan has returned TO
her home after a visit to friends in west
ern Maryland.
Francis E. Foley, Fred II. Pitzer,
Philip Inch and Ralph Fleharty. a party
OF Capitol Hill young men, returned TO
the city Saturday night from Betterton.
Md. on the Eastern Shore. Messrs
Pitzer and Foley returned TO the Mary
land resort Monday afternoon. and will
spend another week there before return
ing home
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Return From Piney Point.

Miss Simonds. Miss Amy Simonds. and
Miss Viola Barbour, OF Capitol Hill. who
have been staying at Piney Point. Md
several weeks. have returned TO the city.
Mrs. Charles Frazer. of Baltimore. Md.
VINO chaperoned The party. returned
with them, and will visit the Misses
Simonds before returning 10 Baltimore
A meeting was held at the residence
OF the president OF the United States
Historical Society. Mai. ]. II. StIne 135
Carroll street southeast, Saturday night
for the purpose OF reorganizing the So
ciety. The former officers of the organi-
cation were reelected. In the report Of
the executive committee it was stated
that although the society had been ex-
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Northeast
Washington.

Mrs. Gordon James, of 1905 North
Carolina avenue, is on a visit to the
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Hammond. of
Afiddletown, Va.
Mrs. Walter Stanner and daughter
Elizabeth. of Manassas. Va. are the
guests OF the Rev. and Mrs D. L. Blake
more. at 5l5 E street. Mrs. A. E. Poole.
the mother of Mrs. Biakemore has
returned from an extended visit to
friends in Manassas. Mrs Blakemore
who was quite Ill, is now convalescent
Private William Riley. of 1909 l street.
connected with the Ninth precinct as a
mounted policeman, is on ten days
leave
Mr. and Mrs Robert BeaIe have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to
Virginia and are receiving their friends
at 6S1 Elliot street.
Miss Ida Smith. of 1892 Emerson
street. has returned from a two weeks
visit 20 Virginia.
Miss Katherine NJ. Allen aud John w
Robinson, the former of 1O05 East Can
itOl street, and the latter of New Haven
Conn. ere married Wednesday AT the
residence OF the Rev. d. l.. Blakemore>
Several friends of the bride and groom
Were present. among them being Mrs
Guilford. Mrs Pumphrey. Miss Reed,
and Miss Robinson, sister OF the groor:
Mr. and Mrs Robinson left the city
Immediately on a wedding trip to Con-
necticut to visit friends. They will re-
turn in two weeks and after a short
tine spent here will go to their future
h-,nc - California.
Private Thomas Blosey. Of the Ninth
precinct. who lives at the corner of
Tenth and @ streets. is on twelve days
leave and has gone with his family TO
Round IIll. Va.
Father Schri:t pastor of ST. Joseph's
Church. returned frCm the annual re-
treat of the Catholic clergy of the Balti-
mere diocese yesterday and resumed his
duties at the church.
The Rev. u. l.. Blakemore pastor of
the Epworth NJ. f. Church. South. left
the city Thursday TO spend several days
at LOudOun Camp. where he will preach
several times.
Cardinal Gibbons has presented St
Joseph parish with 4 new picture of
himself TO be raffied for at the COM
ing bazaar of the church. II Is the
latest photograph of his eminence. and
greatly priced by the members of ST
Joscph's congregation.
Private T. r. Bean, Of the Ninth pre-
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ANACONua

Miss Fannie McAndrew, of Monroe
street. has gone to New York
After Il prolonged illness, Prof. Ed
ward 7. Davis. the director OF the choir
at the Government Hospital for the In
sane. and also the band leader at the
institution during the absence of the
regular leader. Prof. Joseph Caldwell,
has returned to his field OF duties at the
asylum
Miss Emily Martin. OF St. Elizabeth's,
has also returned TO her duties, after
Spending her vacation at Colonial
Beach.
Under the auspices of Faith Chapel.
on the Bowen road, n lawn fete was
given Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings for the benefit of the church. The
Rev Mr.. Ogg IS now acting pastor or
Faith Chapel The Rev. George NJ.
Buckler, who has been pastor for q
number of months. has severed his con-
nection with the church.
Policeman J. +. Reagan, of the Ana
costa police force, is spending his va
On ton with his wife at Colonial Beach
Mrs. ]. l. Green. of st. Elizabeth
Heights. is at Piney Point, Nd. with
her son. DIR. Robert Green.
Mrs George Peacock. Mrs C. h
Weiss. Miss Myrtle Peacock, and Miss
Louise Weiss have returned to Ana
costa after a delightful outing at CO.
lonial Beach.
Ore of the wagons OF the District OF
Columbia Health Department visited
Anacostia Tuesday for the purpose OF
obtaining samples of water from differ
ent wells and pumps in this vicinity.
These samples will be tested, and the
purity OF the water in Anacostia made
known.
Joseph I. Weller has sold lots II and
q, block 4. Twining City. to George w.
SpriEgman.
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More Policemen Wanted.

Sergt W. 7. Anderson, who is in
charge of the Anacostfa police force.
Is IN receipt of a communication from
the Garfield Citizens Association.
through its president. A w. Carroll.
and secretary, ]. Edward Young. set
ting forth the claims of that COM
munity TO better police protection. A
request is made for a better system
of patrol duty throughout Garfield
The Misses Josephine and Margaret
Moriarity. OF Lima. Ohio. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Dore, 315 Washing
ton street, Anacostia-
Mrs. G. W. Pitcher. of 2o17 Cromwell
street, Baltimore, Nd. and her two chill
dren are visiting Mrs. Pitchers mother.
Mrs. n. Robey, OF Harrison street.
Anacostia-
Robert F. Bradbury has transferred
lot 19. block I, Twining City. to Gertrude
i. Meyers
Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, the organist
OF the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church. is spending her vacation in
Baltimore.
c. A Peters and family, OF Nichols
avenue and Park street. have returned
home from visit in Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
A. R. Gator and family are now in
Prince George county, Md. where they
are occupying their cottage at Forest
VILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Williamson, of
st. Elizabeth Heights, are now in Ocean
Grove. where they will remain several
weeks.
Mrs. Philip Martin, OF Is Jefferson
street. has left the city for Fredericks-
burg, Va. for n visit.
Paul Dexter. son of the Rev. William
Hart Dexter. of Maple avenue. is spend
ing his vacation at Colonial Beach.
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listing only few months. il already COW
cred over half of the United States.
Chester A. Shannon. of Capitol Hill,
has left Washington for Atlantic City,
where he will stay two weeks. From
there he will go TO Albany, y. Y, 10
visit relatives.
DR.. Jesse II. Ramsburg has transferred
Il part of original lot 16. square 9Gi.
Seventh street southeast between q and
II streets. to Edith r. Ramsburs.