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The Washington times., 1905-03-12
Rockville

ROCK VILE Md. March Social
life IN this town has been Of consider
able interest during the past week
Visitors from a distance have paid
their friends and relatives short calls.
Private parties have engaged the atten-
ton Of the matrons. and arrangements
for smaller social events have held the
attention of the younger set.
Miss Lille Eount. OF Chicago, is a
guest at the cosoran Hotel.
Miss Margaret Moore. who has been
visiting friends here. has returned to her
nome in Virginia
The Rockville Woman's Club held a
most pleasant meeting on Thursday.
Miss -9risciiie. Dawson. who has been
visiting her aant, Mrs. Mary L. Mack
all, of Washington, has returned to her
home here.
Miss Helen Talbot after month al
the Hotel Richmond Washington, has
returned here To her home.
Miss Rush, who has been visiting hen
friend. Miss Armstrong, at this place
mas returned To her home in Texas.
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New Yorker His Guest.

Terence MCGOWAN. of this city. has as
his gasst his niece. Miss Rose G. Nc
GoWan af New 9ork.
superintesldenf Of Gas Hantzmon was
confined TO his home with the grip this
week
z. F. Price. city auditor. who has
been sick. has recovered sufficiently To
be cut again.
Mrs & L. Leadbeater had as her guest
during the week her son. Laurence
Leadbealer. of Birmingham Ala
]. ]. Green Is confined 10 his home in
South Fairfax street by illness,
Michael Igoe was confined to his home
bs7 sickness this week.
George L. Summers. IT., of Barnes
vile, Ga. was in this city on a visit TO
relatives this week.
The Rev Father Sullivan. OF the Paul
isl House Of Studies at the Catholic
University in Washington. will preach
AT ST. Mary's Church Tuesday night.
During the week w II. Hunter, OF
South Lee street. had as his guests Mr.
and Mrs William McQuiIkin, Miss Mary
Wagner. and Mr. and Mrs. S. 2. Long,
OF Shepherdstow.2, Viva.
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Sunday. While so doing he was arr
rested by Mr.. Embrey, who took Perry
before Justice Loughborougfl. where
he gave bail for a future hearing The
plaintiff was represented by Messrs.
Edward G. and Arthur Peter. and
the defendant by MIR. w Y. Bouie-
The plaintiff contended that the ar
rest on Sunday was illegal. as the Of
Tense charged against Mr.. Perry was
an indietab1e violation. The Justice
so held and assessed damages IN favor
of the plaintiff for x7s. An appeal to the
circuit court was entered. and the case
will be carried up higher
Rudolph Do11ey was before Justice
of the Peace John B. Brewer this aft
ernoon upon a charge Of larceny of
saddle. the property Of Mr.. HeyIe. a
merchant at Avery, this county. He
was acquitted Of the charge.
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Visitor From Jchnstown.

Mrs. +. f Downey. OF North Column
bus street. had as her guests this week
her mother and father. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Patterson, OF Johnstown, Pa.
Ies.a A. Lannon was confined TO his
home. At the corner OF Cameron and
Pitt streets, with sickness this week
The Misses Heisiey. of Fairfax street,
have as their guest Miss Eliza bet h
Geary, of Woodstock
Miss Jessie Armstrong. OF this city,
has been visiting friends in New Or
Jeans for some time
Mrs. ". K. Gambler, of North st.
Asapn street. had as her guest this week
her sister. Miss NJ. L. Doherty, OF Rich
s1lGFd.
Miss Mary Hohenstein. of this city.
y no has been visiting friends in galti-
more. has returned home.
Mrs. j. r. Miller. of South Patrick
street. had as her guest during this
week Mr.. and Mrs Lindsay Williamson.
of New York.
Mrs. Henry Sampson, who has been
Iii at her home In Solfh Washington
street, is better.
Charles Schreiner. OF this city. was In
Baltimore during the week attending the
funeral OF his father.
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Takoma Chorus Meets.

: The Takoma chor.ls net at the resi-
derce of James Dyr1, on Vermi1iion
street, on Tuesday evening, to take up
the study OF the sacred cantata Saul, .
which js TO be rendered some time In
the late spring
A NJ Esheiman. Of Columbian ay-
enue, who has been quite Ill with cry
sipeIas. is improving.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Harris, of Oak
avenue have moved TO Baltimore
The ladies of the ..Deestriek Skule" of
TakoTna Park arranged for surprise
10 one of the pupils, j, T.. Jackson, Mon
day evening at his home on Holly ave-
nue.. the occasion being his birthday
Ali the scholars were notified. and with
but few exceptions. answered roll call.
They met at the residence Of Mrs. +. L.
Mclaughlin, ana from .here went I'm a
body 10 Holly avenue. The pupils all wore
masks. and the surprise was complete
The evening was most eTlJeyahly psIt
IN games. rotations and music by ie
different pupils, after which all assem-
oied in the dining-rooF1. where a table
WAS arranged. literally provided with
daiuties. and in the center of which was
a hinge birthday cake surrnounted with
Icoiored candles. one for each year Of
MIR. Jacksons age. Many presents dear
to the small boys heart were presented.
Those present were Mrs e. J. Perry.
Mrs. G. NJ. Heaton, Mrs L. NJ
Mooers. Mrs. NJ 5. Purrnan. Mrs
r. II. Barnftz,. Mrs NJ x. Camp
bell. Mrs Campbell. ST.. MRS T. Y. Crit
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Visiting Mrs. smoot.

Mrs. J. II. D. smoot has as her guest
Capt. David A. French. of Bluefieid, W
Va
Mrs Reynolds, of Commerce street.
has as her guest Miss Lizzie Naples, OF
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Thomas Travers. OF South Pat
rick street. has as her guest Mrs. George
B. Deeton. of New York.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of BERTHE Martin. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Martin, 20
George Craig. all of this city. The cere-
mony will take piaea at the home of the
brides parents. 1907 Duke street, on the
18th prox
The Rev. ]. r B. Tingling, B. A. of
London, England. will conduct a series
OF gospel temperance meetings in this
City from the 18th to the 18th inst.
Mrs. Lawrence, of Prince street, had
rs her guests during the week Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Z. Mum. OF Baltimore.
The Rev. j. P Stump is in Stafford
county OF visit 10 friends
Miss Mamie Faulkner Sanner. who has
been quite sick. is better.
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PowelI-HammersIey.

Miss Alma Hammersley. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. William E. HammersIey,
was married in Washington last We'd
nesday night to William Powell. of that
city
Misses Mary and Alice Moncure. who
have been visiting the Misses Smith in
this city, returned 10 their home in
fredericksburg. this week
Mrs. John Payne. of Prince street.
had as her guests during the week
Misses Sadie and Minnie Payne. of
Charlottesville, Va
Mrs. George Johnston. of North Wash
ington street had as her guest Charles
Cockey. of New York. during the week.
Lawrence Washington. jr.. formerly of
This city. who now lives in southwest
Virginia. was visitor TO his old home
this week
James H. Mansfield lett Alexandris
for New Orleans, and San Antonio. Tex
as. last Monday Mr. Mansfield viii
also visit Mexico.
While in Washington this week George
" Keys. of this city. was taken sud
denly Ill. He was able TO come to his
home in this city. however, and he has
ssace improved.
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Home for the benefit Of the inmates
twice month and are a source of great
diversion, especially for those old sol
diers who are unable TO leave the
grounds on account of Illness and the
like
The work Of clearing the thiclSIy grow
ing brish and dead trees from the edge
of the sidewalk along Brightwood ave-
nue., between Columbia road and Utica
street. Is progressing rapidly. This
brush and faneIe of vines has proved
an eyesore to the nature-i0ving resi-
dents of this vicinity, and much graft
ncation Is felt by the citizens of this
vicinity over the fact Similar action
on the part of the authorities who
have the supervision OF roads to re-
pair the same would be gratefully ac-
knowfedged by Brlghtwood citizens
Little Katherine Kelley. living at SIS
brightsood avenue. who has been con
fined to the house with a severe case of
diphtheria for the past four weeks. is
slowly recovering
very enjoyable evening was spent
or Tuesday last by the members and
friends of the Church of Nativity at a
dance held in the Parish Hall Every
one iad a good time. and much regret
was felt by those present when Home,
Sweet Home, " Was played
Mrs. James r. Sands, living at 6l2
Flint street, has had as her guests for
Inauguration, Margaret E. Wight and
George Hazel Haslette, of Chester
Strings, Pa; Miss Mabel r. Gem, Mrs.
George u. H Smith. Miss Ella NJ
Riley. and NJ. Bayard Gem. of Whining
ton, Del
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r. NJ. Jarvoe, OF Ohio. is visiting the
family of F. NJ Beall
Elmo Giusta, of New York, spent
few hours with his parents last Sunday.
Miss Basie Ford nas been visiting Miss
Helen Burnside
e. M. Tinglev. of Pittsburg, has been
visiting his brother. Franklin G. Ting
ley In Owens avenue.
Mrs Maggie Ward. of Norfolk. Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. a,
shreve. of BladensburE
! c. a. Lee, of Little Rock. Ark, is vis-
ting his uncle. ". Scott Lee, Columbia
avenue.
Miss Dorothy Bard OF Chicago. at
tending Bennett Academy at Irvfng-on-
the-Hudson, was the guest of Miss Ade-
laide Quisenberry for few days after
the Inauguration
d e. Pine. son-in-law of John McCor-
| mick, is i'll with typhoid fever iii Wash
ington.
Robert w. B. Mayo, attending medical
/ lectures at Johns Hopkins College, and
his brother, Edwin c. Mayo. of Rich
| mond, were at home for the inaugura-
/ ton.
Miss Elsie Duval. of Annapolis, is Wis
| iting her uncle. vinton ". Duvai, in
Maryland avenue.
Miss Eleanor Moale, of Baltimore. was
Eeslle guest 81 Mig Lucy Mayo this week.
Miss Waiter, assistant teacher IN the
+, Eladensiourg public school, has resumed
| her duties after an attack of sickness.
| George FL. Lindhorst was elected az
! the last meeting of the Hyattsvisse
Building Association d director 70 sue
coed the tate Louis D. Wine.
! union evangelical service was held
! III the Baptist Church Sunday evening.
The Rev A. NJ Cackley, u. D., pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
| South, preached the sermon.
James Miller, 3 prominent farmer Of
this vicinity. has been wrestling with
! the grip.
The sales of real estate for delinquent
t taxes IN this county begun Monday.
The advertisement has filled two pages
| In the Hyattsvile Independent for sew
eral weeks past
| DR.. Charles A. Wells has broken
/ ground for a brick store building on
the corner OF Columbia and Railroad
avenues.
| Mrs. Joseph A. Mudd. is at home af-
ter q FIVE weeks stay at Georgetown
/ College Hospital, with only a slight i'm
| provemenf
| Mrs. Frank Warren, of Norfolk, who
| has been visiting her parents IN Riv-
| erdale, returned home last night.
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Return From Arizona.

Mrs. j. Vance Lewis and her daughter,
Eva. who have been spending the past
eight. weeks in Arizona, have returned
and are now living with the daughter
of the former. on Carroll avenue.
After an absence of five years, Mrs.
George Macmanus, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George X Bailey,
on Carroll avenue. Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ.
Heaton have had as their guest during
Inauguration week. Miss Alice Weston,
of Maine.
Mrs DR.. McMurdy, former resident
of this place, Is visiting at her friends.
Mrs Hopkins, living on the corner of
Maple and Carroll avenues,
John Hanson and wife. who last sum-
mer bought the residence of Judge
Gould, and who have spent the past
winter in Washington. have returned to
the Park for tffe9emainder of the win
ter and summer.
The Misses Maud and Mertie FoliTner.
who have beef in New York for some
time. have returned and are visiting
their parents residing on Carroll avenue.
Residents of Takorr1a Park viii be glad
to learn that the work of removing the
old sewer and construction Sof new
one is progressing rapidly under the al BILE
ma ma cement of Contractor Mcnamara.
The new sewer is being laid down
near the old Sligo RfilI The Takoma
town council is bearing the expenses.
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GEORGETOWN,

Eugene ShekeIl Is here On visit TO
his brother. DR.. A. B. shelzeII. Of 1873
Thirty-second street. He will return
to his home IN Detroit. Mich, In a few
days.
Mark Byng. of New York, Is here on
a visit TO his mother on Twentv-nintfa
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Cox, OF Jacksonville.
Fla. who have been here On a visit.
have returned TO their home.
Thomas Fleming. formerly Of George
town. has returned 10 Philadelphia after
few days stay with his father. AZ
4I6 Fourth street.
julius Grow. brother Of Mrs. James
KeIfher, OF 1916 Thirty-second street. hzz
returned TO New York city. after q
weeks stay in Georgetown
Mrs Mary CronIn and soE and Miss
Alice Cronin, OF New Bedford. Mass.
are the guests Of Mrs. George KiIIeen,
of ssz7 P street.
Prof. George Herbert Wells. choir
master and organfst Of Holy Trinity
Church. is confined to his home BY IL
ness. His condition Is improved. how
ever. and he viii be able to get out IN
few days.
Mrs. George Hanold is confined TO her
home, 3z01 street northwest. by an at
tack Of the grip.
The Arlington Horse Company. which
conducts sales stable at $3.50 II street.
has taken possession Of the old Hazel
stable On 0 street
Mrs. Samuel GoIdenberg. Of 1886 NJ
street. had as her guest last week her
sister. Mrs. Samuel Dreyfuss. Of
/ Waynesboro, Pa
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IaIZOI1lnEaTK

With the exception OF one or two So
cial affairs, the past week has been IN
usually dull, because of the fact that
attention was conferred on the ceremon-
les attending the Inauguration
On Tuesday evening. the Tatsoma As
sembiy. composed of w. J. Giddings
". L. Tenney. and F. A. Steele, gave
a dance al the Takoma hall. which was
largely attended by residents here, ard
quite a number Of people from the city.
Those present were:
The Misses Griffith, Perry, Steele,
Dalrymple. Waters. Weldon. Blake,
Cockreil. Sims. Giddings Stribling.
Nourse. and the Misses Coon, Mrs. w.
]. Giddings. Mrs. F. a. Steele. Mrs.
Terry, Mrs Wineman, Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. Miller. and Mrs. Bright. Messrs.
Giddings. Waters. Ray. Martin. Gore,
stone, shinn. Cady. Perry. Manakee.
Weldon. Sargent. Ashton. Bright, Dry
den, Gaines, Brooke, Stable. Paine,
Wineman. Johnson and DIR. Mattinglv,
and Major Lee.
Miss Fiossie Giddings. of Loudoun
county. Va. is visiting her brother al
his residence on Magnolia avenue.
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During the past week the inauguration
ceremonies have taken the attention OF
the citizens of Brightwood from local
social functions. However society Ia
this locality has not been entirely void
OF attraction. There has been very little
sickness, ana this fact. considering the
inelemency of the weather for the past
few months is nothing short Of as
tonishing.
Owing TO The efficiency of the police
and tire extra number of specials on
duty during the inauguration Bright
wood. with one exception, had no dis
fsrbanees TO break the peaceful tran
guilty Of the inhabitants.
On March 5, wire OF the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company's line
was reported down in front of the home
of Mr.. Biagdeas, on the Fourteenth
street road.
Owing to the late rains and melting
snow dangerous hole has formed d.
rectly in the carriage driveway on Sum
ner street, between Brightwood avenue
and Sixth street
The police of the Tenth precinct are
exceedingly eipsed over the catch of
Privates w. f. 5arret and r. L. Carroll
last Friday night, when they captured
two notorious housebreakers at the
Chaplin Flats. For three days success
siveIy the burglars entered apartments
and carried away with them clothes.
toilet articles and money. But, they
were not satisfied and on The night
mentioned. attempted TO reraeat their
actions af the previous nights. They
were caught rednanded with the goods
on them. and were escorted TO the pre-
cinct where further developments,
showed that one OF them had just served
q term in the Pennsylvania penitentiary
and was also identified as ole of the
men suspected of completely in the muir
der Of the old shoemaker on Florida
avenue some years ago,
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DrOOklAJld

The dance and reception sivefI by Mr..
and Mrs. j. Snider Noel in honor of
their daughter. Miss kathleen. Tues
GAY evening. proved to be one of the
prettiest Of the season. Martin McIIugn
and William Richie added to the pleas
ure Of the evening with many choice
victim and piano selections Among the
guests were Mrs. Thomas r. Melody. of
Chicago: Mrs. William 4. Draddy. OF
Newport. Ky. ani Miss Vera Fraakiin.
Of Richmond. Mo.
Mrs. julien, OF South Brookiand. en-
tertained = large number of friends
Sunday at a tsea given IN honor Of her
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnet Phillips. Of Brooklyn. n. 7.
Mrs. Julien was assisted by the Misses
Marques. Brown. and Lulu Julien. Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips left for home Monday.
The Rev W. NJ MGrgan-Jones. rector
of the Church of Our Saviour. gave a
reception and dinner to the members of
The parish Monday evening. in the town
hall. Pleasing Violin, mandolin and VOC
cal aSios were rendered by the young
folks CT the congregation. After the
dinner dancing was INDUCED In
Miss Marques and Mrs. Taylor. who
have been spending Inauguration week
with Mrs. r w. julien have left for
New York.
David Hayser and Miss Emma Hay
ser, OF Gettysburg, Pa. are visiting
Walter Middlekaun
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]. NJ. Hill; first vice president, Mrs IN
dia Henderson: second vice president,
Mrs. Blanche BerlSley; recording seere-
tary, Mrs. T. w. Rose; corresponding
secretary. Miss Ada Garrett: treasurer,
Mrs J. E. Alexander.
J. Stanley Neale. editor of the Morn
ing Gail. is visiting relatives at Lestor
Manor. King William county.
Marshall Dobie. of this city, has re-
ceived an appointment to a position at
the Navy Yard in Washington.
Miss Mamie Beal. of Baltimore. visited
Mrs A1onzo Adams in Washington this
week.
Albert Lonsway. of this city. who has
been visiting relatives in Ohio. has re-
turned home
Mrs w A Moore, of Cameron street.
is III with the grip.
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AIo1ATl0TeIa

Cadet Ralph MeBurney. of the vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. WAC a visi-
tor in Alexandria during the week.
Lewis Nails. who has been i'll for some
time is getting better.
Miss Aggie Hopkins. of stransbnrg, Is
visiting Mrs. William P. Sn1ithers. in
this city
The condition OF Mrs. Isaac Eiehberg,
who has been very Ill at her home in
North Was hington street, Is improving.
Miss BendaI OF Warrenton. who has
been Visiting Miss Gertrude Pickin. has
returned to her home.
Mrs Charles Daley has returned to
her home In Lynchburg after a visit
to friends In This city.
Charles Edwin Brawner. who has
been suffering from a cold. is improving.
Mss Nellie NJ Paul, who has been
visiting Arthur Paul. her brother. in
this cits has returned to her home at
York Pa.
Miss Bertha Maddox has returned to
her homo at warrenton after visit
to Miss Pictdn in this city.
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Mrs. McCuen Home

Mrs. Emma e MeCuen. who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia. VIII
mingtcn. and Esoyersford, Pa. has re-
turned home
William A Moore, jr., the engineer
who was injured in the wreck at Front
ROYAL; is rapidly recovering from his
injuries.
The engagement OF Miss Florence Dav-
idson. youngest daughter of f. E. Dav-
tdson. TO Lieut.. Charles Maigne, of the
United States Cavalry. has been an
nouneed &c wedding viii take place
next month
Harry Kramer. ofsthis city, met with
an automobile accident at Camden, s. c.,
this week. He was not seriously Aiurt.
Emory Howell. of Lynchburg. was a
visitor III this city this week
The Misses German. OF South Lee
street. had as their guest during the
week Miss Lessie r. Allen, of Rich
mend
Mrs. ella Burnham and children. of
Lynchburg. visited friends at Bradsoek
Heights this week
William Blssen, of North Henry
street. is kept at home with sickness.
Mrs. j. H. d Smoot had as her guest
this week Mrs. Sarah NJ Tllrssfer. of
Pearsb.lrg. and Mrs DR. Robert r.
EtioAt, Oh t1HGiStiaiiSEuFS
Julian L. Della, formerly Of this city.
but now of Philadelphia. paid a visit
t. Alexandria this weels
Mrs. James NJ Mason. of Charles
town, ". Va, had as her guest this
week Miss Elizabeth Herbert, OF this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strauss. had as
their guests this week Miss Hortanse
Lfeternsan. of Charlottesville; Miss
Hirshier, of Newark; Mis- Salms. of
Ohio, and Mis- Hof1in, of Norfolk.
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Church Oyster Supper.

The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
are making extensive preparations for
an oyster supper TO be held at the home
of Judge and Hrs. james e. Henderson
on the list OF this month.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bap-
list Church is now engaged in prepara-
tions fer tea TO be held at the home
of DR., and Mrs. George E. Lewis. The
cash realized will go toward the build
ing fund of the church.
Mrs. Charles Fl. White has returned
TO her home here after spending several
weeks visiting in Detroit. Mich.
Misses Susie and Katie Adams and
Miss Clara Harrison, of Baltimore: Mrs.
A Thomas. OF Ohio and Miss Minerva
Smith, Of North Carolina, are guests
at the nome of Mrs. w. D. Thomas, at
KensIngton.
The Reg. c. E. B. Ward, of Kensing-
ton. has received a call to the pastorate
of the Presbyterian Church, at Relay,
Md.
Gadus Taylor. of Albany. n Y, was
a recent guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs George R. Taylor, at Kensington,
this county.
On Tuesday evening Miss Ethel Ros-
allie Poss. daughter of Jacob Poss, and
William Bradley Carr, son of Mrs. Law
renee Fiack, beth OF Rockville. were
married III ST. MarE-s Catholic Church
by Father Philip Mcclure. pastor of the
church. 1T was quiet but pretty we'd
ding. and WAS witnessed by a number of
relatives and friends of the young
couple. The wedding march was played
by Misses Lillian and Nellie Keechlin,
of Washington, one playing a violin
and the other the organ Following the
ceremony, a reception was held at the
home of the bride. and later in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Carr left for a
short trip.
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Nearly Lost Finger.

Robert Bell. coiored. employed at the
Highland Flats, was accidentally eat
on his finger, which was nearly severed
from his hand The injury was dressed
at Ridgeway's Pharmacy. after which
he was removed to his home in the
Tenth precinct patrol wagon.
MI. McKammy's little son Charles.
living at 32ee Brightwood avenue, has
been suffering from an attack of scarlet
fever. The danger line has been passed
and the child is now on the road to a
speedy recovery.
Owing TO the recent thaw several holes
have formed in the pavement just south
of Scott street, on Brlghtwood avenue.
Mr. Arnold has just begun repairs on
his residence and outhoGses, which Were
DESTROYED by fire week or so back,
causing a damage of $500 to the build
ings.
surveyors were at work on Wednes-
day preparing the ground for the cree
ton of two new buildings on the lot
or the corner OF Ninth and Savannah
streets
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Prize Winners at Euchre.

Ar.ong those who won prizes at the
progressive euchre party given at The
Lyoeum Hall. by the Young Mems So
da1ity Lyceum last Monday night we're
Misses Mary ]. German, Eta Travers,
IDA creegaD, 3. Lawier, of Norfolk;
Kate Ryan. Rose McGowsn. of New
York Mrs. Chalk, Mrs. ". ~. Domaine.
Mrs. Weils. Edward shinn. Arthur Dom
nelly. Thomas C. Hoy, p F. German
5r.. Thomas Fannon. James Roche, II. L.
WheasIey and Thomas J. Nngenf
At meeting OF the Womanss sauxiis-
airy Of Lee Camp. G. ", held last Tues
day the following officers for the en-
Suins year were elected. President, Mrs.
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Rivalry in Bowling.

Quite a bit OF rivalry exists among the
bowiers of the TakoTna Club and LIZ
brarsF. This IS the outcome of the recent
duckpin games which caused much fun
for the members. LAS was stated last
week, Dick Jarvis and Dates Coon won
two Intensely interesting games of duck
pins from d H Gosorn and James King
who had posted a challenge TO meet all
corners. Not satisfied with the outcome
which was close. and wishing to retrieve
their lost honors. the latter team posted
challenge in the bowling alley. to
Messrs. Coon and Jarvis, who imme-
diately replied accepting. The latter
arrived at the appointed time, but after
waiting long and inpatientIy. claimed
the championship in view Of the fact
that the challenging team did not show