The Washington times., 1905-07-23
Northeast
w Washington.

Miss Estele Healy OF Chester, Pa,
| Is visiting Miss Ruby Hall, at her
| home. corner of Twelfth and H streets,
| Miss Maggie Moore and her brother.
/ Willis Moore, of 1910 Fl street. left town
on Wednesday for Il two weeks visit
70 friends and relatives at Manassas.
| Va.
F. ]. Mcdonald. who resides at
Twelfth and II streets, returned last
Monday from a short trip to the ku-
! kcka lakes, in Canada.
Miss Elise Hall. who has been visiting
| her brother, Luther Hall, corner OF
/ Twelfth and II streets, has returned to
| her home at Farmers Fork, Richmond
county, va.
! Alexander Savoy, driver of engine
company No. 10. returned from his an
nuaI leave on Monday, and was fol-
| lowed by Private d. ). Bradley. Mr..
| Savoy spent a part of his vacation at
| White Sulphur Springs, and Mr.. Brad
| ley, with Mrs. Bradley, win go to At
lantic City for a few days
| Miss Mary Cuddy, of 70l Twelfth
| street, left home on Tuesday to visit
friends in Wisconsin. She viii remain
away until September
Mrs. j. G. Kennedy, of 1888 II street,
is about to leave the city for East Liv-
/
! by her two young sons.
Miss Lydia Gardner. Of 1910 Florida
avenue, has gone to St. Mary county,
! Md, where she will spend the greater
! part of her thirty days leave from the
! Government Printing Office.
| Rev. r. R Riede1 preached for the
Central Union Mission at the opeu-air
service on Sunday evening, and for the
| Salvation Army at the tent service on
| Monday evening.
| The funeral OF Mrs Eliza Robinson,
! the aged mother of William S. Cham
pion of 654 E street, was held Satur-
day morning, July 15, Rev. r. r. Rie-
del officiating. Interment was made
! in GIenwood Cemetery.
The Sunday school Of Maryland
Avenue Baptist Church held its an
nual excursion TO River View on Fri
| day. \ large number of the members
! Of the school and congregation partici-
pating in the outing.
Mrs w. B. England and Mrs. R. w.
| Christian. of $50 Seventh street, have
! gone to southern Virginia for few
days.
Albert Benson. son of DR.. Benson. Of
| S24 Fifth street, is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. Benson now resides in Phil
adelphia-
| The Rev Hez SVEN, OF the Second
Baptist Church, and the Rev. 4. X.
/ Wright. Of the Centennial Baptist
| Church, exchanged pulpits last sun
/ day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church are
conducting a successful rummage sale
| at 1877 II street. Proceeds of the sale
viii be used 10 buy new heaters for
! the church.
| Capt. John II. Richardson. who died
on Monday at the home of his daugh
ter. and whose funeral services We're
held on Wednesday at st. DOminic's
, Church, had many friends in Northeast
| Washington. He established the busi-
ness at 12l4 II street about two years
ago, and conducted it until last Janu-
ary. when it was turned over to one Of
his sons. Captain Richardson was es-
teemed by all classes, and was an es-
ptciaI favorite with the children.
The family Of DIR. G. W. Boyd. Of 12l
! Second street, is spending a part of the
summer at Chesapeake Beach.
Miss Isabel Dwyer, Of 10 Fourth street,
iJ very i'll
Private a. Ninnicll who resides at J33
Fourth street. and Mrs Minnick are
the parents OF a boy, who made his ap-
paarance two weeks ago. Mrs. Mnnicz
will soon visit friends in Baltimore
and spend some weeks on tie Eastern
Shore near Tolchester Beach.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Coleman
the aged mother of Griffith Coleman
was held in ST. Joseph's Church, on
Thursday, the Rev. Father F'ealy Of
ficiating at requlerl mass. InJerment
was in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs
Coleman lived in Massachusetts ave
i Iii.
Hill
Frank 0. Markward. VINO was re-
Gently reduced from the rank of driver
d 2 No. g. at his own request. and trans
ferred as private 10 No. 3 engine COM
pany. IS third man in charge, and
seems greatly contented with his new
berth
Father Hugh Mnend is temporarily
assisting Father Ignatius Fealy in
! charge Of st. Josephs parish in the alb
sence of Father Schmitt on his yaca-
tion. Father Milend is from San An
toine, Tex.
The Rev. A. X. Wright gave an inter
esting talk to his congregation at the
/ Thursday evening prayer meeting in the
Centenarian Baptist Church on the sub
Ject: The Promises OF God
\ great change has been effected on
et+N t''+44S Sfits Dtt"tEtl Y street ana
Maryland avenue, where Peter Fersing-
CT is building nineteen houses for VIII
liam Lee. This is the site of the old
Robert Mills property. the public house
kept by Jackson Cole for many years
fronting on Staunton place and being
one OF the chief landmarks of Northeast
Washington. The old house was erect
ed in 1876. and with some additions and
improvements stood backed by an ex-
tensive garden until last spring. The
property was sold 10 Mr.. Lee for $40
900, and the contract price for the new
houses now nearing completion was
$sS, 900.
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