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The Washington times., 1905-08-13

Mrs. A. Butterfield, of Birmingham.
Ala, is visiting at the home of her son.
Frank Z. Butterf1eld. OF Brothers street.
Randle Park. Mrs. Butterfield will re-
main several months.
A ". Nalley, of chemical company
No. 3. is on leave until next Saturday.
Mr.. Nalley viii spend most OF his va
cation In this vicinity
A meeting was held last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank r. Butterfield, of Brothers street.
in regard to making arrangements for
a lawn party which will be held on
September / and ? IN Randle Park for
the purpose of raising money TO liqui-
date a debt of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
The outdoor range of the National
Capital Rife and Revolver Association
has been established in Randle Park at
the terminus of the car line. The tar
gets have been set in position and
everything is in readiness for the mem
bers TO begin practice Matches are
soon to be arranged.
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GEORGETOWN

The Rev. Zed II. Copp, Mrs Copp, and
children. OF 1915 Thirty-second street
northwest, have returned from "a visit 10
Mr.. Copp's parents. in the Shenandoah h
valley near Winchester, Va. where they
spent three weeks
On the evening of July p a family re-
union was held at the Copp home. IN
Virginia.
DR. and Mrs. George ". Wood, of 1905
street northwest. have gone on a
camping trip. TO be away about ora,
month
Dr.. William scherer Is spending his
vacation mp North.
David Lawrence left last Sunday for
Atlantic City. \. J., where he viii stay
several weeks.
NJ. Z. RhciHe, manager for the Enrich
Beef Company. accompanied by Mrs.
Rheine, is spending his vacation at At
lantic City. y J.
Mrs. Ben Miller left today for Allan
tic City, y. J., where she will stay un-
til October /.
Irving Wood and John Lang left
Thursday for Colonial Beach. Va, where
they will stay for two weeks.
Benjamin Nordlinger. sr., is i'll at his
home.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Kensington Nire Wins.

The Kensington Baseball Club played
last Saturday against the Department
of Agriculture team and won with a
score of II to S. The game was played
on the Kensington diamond. The Ken
sington boys were also winners in a
game played at Washington Grove on
Tuesday. the score being 5 to 2
Mrs. Meade, who has made her home
for some years with her daughter, Mrs.
e c DePuy, left on Wednesday for a
trip across the Continent. Mrs. Meade
will spend some time with her son and
his family in Tacoma, Wash.
Julian Johnston is spending a week in
Baltimore.
Mr and Mrs. William Dulin and
daughter are enjoying their vacation
at Atlantic City.
Miss Estelle L. Wheeler of Washing
ton was the guest recently of Mr.. and
Mrs 7. Harry Cunningham.
Miss Alice Terrell returned TO her
home in Kensington on Friday, after an
absence of several weeks.
Miss Margaret Fishburne, of Lees
burg, Va. is visiting Miss Sophie Nc
Queen, al Capitol View.
Miss Layinia Anderson has been in
Gaithersburg for two weeks, helping
TO nurse her aunt. Mrs. Grouse, who
has been very i'll. Mrs. Crouse's friends
in Kensington viii be glad to know that
she is rapidly recovering.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Firemen Transferred.

A. ". Upperman, was recently trans
ferTed from Truck A. on North Capitol
street. TO Chemical Fire Company No. 5.
on Nichols avenue. succeeding y. C,
Rollins. who was transferred to Truck
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The Sunday. school of the Esther Mem
orial Chapel held a picnic in Rusk' s
Grove On Nichols avenue extended last
Tuesday.
The condition of R. Waltermyer. Of
Brothers place, RandIe Park, who has
been i'll for some time. remains about
the same.
Carl Wrenn. Of Nichols avenue, Is
spending the summer at Kelley's Ford.
in Culpeper county. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Branson. of Hamilton
road. IS spending her vacation with
friends at Rluemont, Va
Miss Mable Keefer. who has been Wis
iting al the home of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs, P. B. Keefer.
of Brothers street, returned 10 her home
last Tuesday.
William Woods. of Park street. who
has been i'll for the past week. is much
better
Il. H White. of Philadelphia and
Eighth streets, who met with an acci-
dent while at work in the new terIni-
nal tunnel, is better.
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Miss CivaIier in RIuemont.

Miss Myra Lee Civaher is spending
some time at BluemOnt.
Miss Mary A Penn. of the Bell Tele-
phone Company. is at Spring Vale, Va,
for her vacation
DR.. Edward A. German. who has been
in Colonial Beach. has returned TO his
home in Alexandria.
Mrs. Kate L Lambeth is spending
some time at Colonial Beach.
F e. Downham, eX-mayor of Alexan-
dria. is at Saratoga Springs.
Winfield Jones. is visiting his father.
Dr. T. Marshall Jones in this city. Mr..
Jones is lawyer in Atlanta. Ga.
The Rev. Edgar Carpenter and Talbot
McCuen are at the Eastern Shore of
Virginia.
Mrs. c. T. Erwin Is at Unison. Lou
doun county, on a visit TO friends.
Mrs. Samuel Walker has returned
home after a visit to friends at Ryan.
Loudoun county
Mrs. W F Fisher is in Lynchburg
OH a visit to friends.
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Mrs. Rice's Funeral.

Funeral services We're held Friday af-
ternoon at o'clock over the remains Of
Mrs. Rose Rice. at the home Of the sis
ter Of the deceased. Mrs. b. Nordlinger.
311a \ street northwest. Mrs. Rice re-
sided in New York city, ana was here on
a visit when taken III, She died at the
Georgetown University Hospital after
an Illness of several weeks.
Joshua Young has purchased the Belt
house. 1929 street northwest, the price
paid being about $4,000.
The two frame houses. 3lGt and 3l03
K street northwest. owned By Upton
Mackan. which were put up for sale at
public auction on Wednesday afternoon.
were withdraw there being no bidders.
Bessrs Barber & Ross are building
an apartment house on the east side Of
Thirtieth street north OF Q street
northwest.
Thomas II. Melton, owner and builder,
has secured permits for the erection of
two two-story brick dwellings. to be
known as 1862 and 1854 Avon place north
west TO cost 81 800; six two-story brick
dwellings 1856 10 1865 Avon place north
west, 10 ccst $l5,6OO: one tWO-stOry brick
dwelli Z 1868 Avon place northwest, to
ccst $500 and one two-story brick
dwelling. 1850 Avon placce northwest, 10
cost 81, 100
Miss Blanche Hursey. OF Clarkesburg
". Va. is visiting Miss Miller, of 1913
p street northwest
William NJ. Dougal is away on his va
cation.
Louis Lowe has purchased a lot in
Friendship Heights, north of Tenley-
town. d c.
- A. CasiIear has sold TO Mrs. Lulie
Sontag, of Washington. the two two
story brick dwellings, 1926 and 322S Grace
street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. W. =. Bohrer are at Col
onial Beach. Va. where they Will stay
several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. saffo1d. OF Butter
nut street have gone TO Colonial Beach.
Last night Miss Edith Sanold joined her
parents a the beach.
On Thursday evening Miss Mertall
Farmer entertained at her home on the
Piney Branch road a number of friends.
The early part of the evening was spent
In the playing of progressive euchre. for
which prizes were given. The gentle
mans prize, a handsome silk umbrella,
went TO George Engleson, and the lady $
prize went 10 Miss Elfe Gardener.
While the parents of the hostess were
deciding on the winners Of the. contest.
Irving Nelson. the brother-in-law of
Miss Farmer, rendered a number of ex-
celient piano and vocal selections. After
the results of the games had been an
nounced the guests were summonded to
the dining-hall. which was prettiIy dec
grated With hot-house flowers and there
partook Of a delightful buffet supper.
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List of Guests.

Those present We're: Miss Elhe Gard
ener Miss Gertrude Tollman. Miss Bes-
sic Freemans. Miss Rena Burwell Miss
Susan Brooks. and Miss Mertall Farmer
Earnest Sims, Frank Kelly, Edward
Brookes. P. Gates Brookes, Jordan Ken
meth. Irving Nelson
Mrs. Henry Y. Daniels is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Scott, OF Aspen
street.
Graham S. Andrews, of Takoma. Md,
left Saturday evening over the Baltimore
and Ohio for st. Louis Mr.. Andrews
expects to visit Oklahoma and Indian
Territory before his return in the fall.
Owing TO the heavy rains of the past
week, the roads about Takoma are in
very bad condition. This is especially
true OF the thoroughfares leading into
Maryland east Of the park. In several
Instances the produce dealers have had
10 abandon the roads for stretches OF
two or three miles, and make use OF
roundabout roads through private fields
In other cases farmers have had tC
even send their produce in on the cars
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Rockville

ROCKVILLE. Md. Aug. 12-George
Minor Anderson and family. of tins
town sailed from New York yesterday
for an extended tour through Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. William p. Hill. who
have been IN the Philippines and other
foreign countries for several years, are
in Rockville visiting friends and rela-
tives Mrs. IIfn was formerly Miss
Bessie Trail, daughter of Hez Trail. OF
this place.
Minister William W. Russell. of this
town, sailed for Caracas on Saturday
last lie was accompanied by MS
nephew. John Brewer, who Will act as
his private secretary.
Prof E B, Prettyman and family
have taken up their residence In this
town after an absence of a number of
years. during which time Prof. Pretty
man was in charge of the State Normal
School. OF Baltimore.
E r. Perry and family, of Potomac
this county. have left for an extended
trip North, where they will visit friends
and relatives in Pennsylvania and Dan
vile, y. Y. going from there 10 Nj
agara Falls, Rochester, Montreal, and
other places of interest before return
ing home.
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LIyaTISV1IIe

Mrs. Philip NJ Richardson is at At
lantic City
Mrs. A H Wells has returned from
Fairmont. ". Va.
Mr., and Mrs. w. c. Lyon have gone
to Boston by sea
Mrs. George s. Britt. at Columbia
Hospital continues to improve.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurley has gone TO
Atlantic City for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Calvert are
at home at McAfpine. College Park,
after two months travel in the North.
Mrs. G. w, Glading and family have
gone to Baltimore and Jersey City for a
visit of two weeks.
Joseph a. Jennings and family have
returned to Washington. and their
house In Litrlef1eld avenue is occupied
by James Severe. jr.
Misses Mamie and Maggie Carr. Car
rie Hardesty. and Blanche Drury have
returned from n visit to Stony Man. Va
Miss Emily Baker is going this week
to Choppers. Va. for a short stay.
Miss Annette Herring is visiting her
sister. Mrs NJ. L. Hogshead, at Staun-
ton, Va
J. Harris Rogers and sister. Miss
Mae. left Friday for a long stay at
Ocean City.
Miss Vida Lee has returned from a
visit to her brother. in Loudoun county
Va
Misses Maggie Welsh, May seyboth.
and Louise Turner are visiting Miss
Carrie Turner at Woodville, Md.
Dr.: Joseph A Mudd entertained some
Of his Confederate friends Thursday
evening. the occasion being the forty
fourth anniversary of Wilson'S Creek
battle. where the doctors regiment kill
ed the Federal general in command. and
suffered the seyerest loss of any in the
armE.
The doctor. then in his nineteenth
year. was the only one of his mess Of
eight to answer rollcaII next morning.
The Misses Herring. Columbia avenue,
gave 4. progressive game party Wednes-
day evening, in honor of their guest.
Miss Bertha K. Austin, of Baltimore
There were present Misses Alice and
RosaHe Carr, Pearl and Lillian Her
ring. Bessie Robinson. Maggie Welsh,
Louise Turner. Cora Rogers. Mildred
Geddes. Emily and May Hickey, Paul
Herring. Francis Duckett, Mortimer
Carr. William Rogers. Thomas Ma
gruder. Frank Gait Harold Burnside.
and Hammond Welsh. Misses Maggie
NelSh ana RoSaHe carr were AWARDED
the first and second ladies' prizes, and
Frank Gait and Hammond Welsh the
first and second prizes. respectively.
Commandant John F. Hickey, of
George NJ. Emack Campp, No. 1471, Con-
federate Veterans. went to Rockville.
Friday, to complete arrangements for
the annual reunion. The anniversary is
September 10. and all previous meetings
have been held on that date except that
postponed on account of the assassina-
tion OF President Mckinley.
This year the day falls on Sunday and
another day will have to be selected,
which will probably be that OF the meet
ing of the Ridgeley Broom Camp. OF
Montgomery county.
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Attempt at Hold Up.

Last Tuesday evening a man, who re-
fused to give his name. came into town
and stated TO a number of boys on the
street that. while driving across the
Sligo Spring branch. a colored man had
attempted to hold him up, but that the
assailant had been frightened away by
the noise of an approaching team.
One OF the boys. to whom the story
was told started off to find a police
man. but when he returned with the
officer the other boys said that the man
had hurried off in the direction of the
Adventist camp, which ls situated north
east Of the park.
While walking along the cinder path
TO his home. in North Takoma. last
Wednesday evening. George Benton, an
eight-year-oId boy. slipped and fell over
the embankment just north Of the tres
tie and badly sprained his left ankle. He
was able TO reach his home without as
sistance, but fell unconscious when he
entered the door.
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Spencer with
their two children. Edith and Frank, left
this morning for Colonial Beach, Va,
where they will spend the next few days.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Returns From Vacation.

George C. Click. jra and little daugh-
teTG Grace. have returned from their
trip "a Edinburg Va. IN the Shenan-
6cah Valley, where they visited reEa-
tives. Mr. and Mrs David W FadeIy.
Lantz Mills and Readus were also Wis
tied. where they have many friends.
Charles Padgett, Of Nichols avenue
and Philadelphia street, has returned
from his vacation. part Of which was
spent in a trip TO Baltimore. Nd. by
rail- and return by water. Mr.. Padgett
was accompanied by his father. c. L.
PadgetI, Of oxen Hill. Md. and Elmer
Hayes, of Goose Hollow
The large electric ceiling and wall
chandelier IN the Esther Memorial
Chapel have been completed. making
quite an Improvement to the interior of
the chapel.
Miss Elizabeth spaulding, Of Hanil-
ton road. IS spending her vacation at
Colonial Beach
I y Edwards of KeIley's Ford. Cul-
pepper county. Va. is visiting at the res
fdence OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis /. Wrenn.
on Nichols avenue.
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Goes to New Brunswick.

Miss ". Lynch has gone 70 St. Johns.
New Brunswick, to remain seYersl
weeks
Policeman Bradley VIII shortly move
TO 30 S street His house was recently
bought by J. E. Sullivan, OF 1907 Tenth
street northeast, who viii occupy II in
the near future.
Mrs. Z Burke, of Tenth and Law
renee streets. has moved to Fifteenth
and Newton streets.
Edward Carpenter has returned to
Washington after a long stay with rela-
tives in Merryville. Va.
Dr. Hyvernat. who has spent his sum-
mer travelling. is expected 10 return to
Brookland soon.
The Benedictine Sisters have purchased
the old Brooks mansion from the Marist
Fathers They expect TO open school
for young ladies in the near future.
Miss Name Faivre, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Molster. of Ninth and
Kearney streets, has left for Baltimore,
where she wifi spend a few weeks with
relatives before returning to her home,
in Portsmouth. Ohio.
Josh Billings, of Tennessee. last week
made a short visit TO his friends In
Brookland.
Isaac Crackerbush and wife are en-
joying visit in New York city.
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Visiting Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bendheim
are at Atlantic City spending a few
weeks.
William II. Harrison and family spent
several days visiting in Tenleytown last
week
Benjamin ?. Wheatley was a visitor at
Atlantic City last week.
J r. Pickin and family are summer
ing In Craig county.
jefferson Beach had as his guests last
week Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L, Beach,
of Richmond.
George H. Evans is spending few
weeks at Mobile, Ala,
Police Justice Harry b. Caton and Ben
McBurney. who have been at Atlantic
City, have returned 10 their homes here.
Samuel English. OF Rockville. paid
Alexandria a visit last week.
Judge Charles r. Nicol. OF the Circuit
Court. who has been in Europe. has
returned home.
Mrs. James Lyles and Miss Grace
Mitchell are spending a few weeks in
Culpeper.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
VIII Return From Panama.

Edward Carmack. who is in Panama
with the Panama Canal Commission,
will soon return to his home in Brook
land for . few weeks.
Albert Yeager has accompanied his
grandmother to Baltimore. where they
are visiting relatives
Miss Hattie Whitehouse, who has been
the guest Of Miss Cornelia Etz, OF
Twelfth and Newton streets. has left
for her home in Fredericksburg, Va
J. a. Sweeney. Of engine company No.
II, is spending his vacation al Niagara
Falls.
James Monaghan jr., has returned
from Ocean City. Nd.
Mrs. w. Whiteside has concluded a
two weeks stay with relatives In Lau-
rel, Nd, and is again at her home in
BrookIand
Mrs. Ryan, mother of Mrs J. Monag-
han. will shortly leave here for Provi-
dence, r. I
J. Sullivan viii spend the greater part
Of his vacation at Narragansett Pier,
R. T.
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Crippled for Life.

The four-year-oId child OF Philip B.
souder, one of the commissioners of this
county was seriously and permanently
disabled at Damascus on Tuesday last
Some one left a scythe in the front
yard, and the child playing about It
had his arm cut TO the bone at the ell
bow, and also cut his knee joint. de-
stroying the oil socket. which Will prob
ably make him a cripple for life Much
sympathy IS expressed for Mr.. Souder
and his family.
Mrs. Margaret A. Higgins. one OF the
best known residents of OIney district.
this county died on Thursday morning
OF last week, her home near Oakdale.
aged seventy-flve years.
She had been in feeble health a long
while. her. death being due to general
debility and other troubles The de-
ceased was a widow of HiIleary o. Hig-
gins. who was at one time sheriff Of this
county. She leaves TWO children. Edgar
Higgins and Miss Josie Higgins, both
Of this county.
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Extended Trip.

Winfield s. Magruder. a former resi-
dent of TTavilah. this county. but now
manager and Joint owner of Bai-Noia
farm. near Rockville. left last Saturday
for New York city. where he Will visit
points of interest in and around that
city, including Coney Island and places
of historical note on the Hudson river.
Thence by way of Niagara Falls he
VIII proceed TO the Lewis and Clark
Exposition. taking in Yellowstone
Park and the Grand Canyon of the
Colorado en- route. After taking in the
sights of the exposition Mr.. Magruder
viii proceed by steamer TO Alaska and
points cf interest along the coast Of
the north Pacific ocean.
Mrs. Z. ". Blizzard, OF Washington, D.
c. has returned 10 her home in that
city. after visiting at the home of her
parents at Travilah this county,
Miss Marion Hays, of Washington. is
visiting friends at Travilah. this coun-
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Mr.. Starnell Returns.

Charles Starneu has returned from
the country. where he has been spend
ing some time.
Mrs Alice Hawkins is making a visit
tc friends in Strasburg.
Miss Mary Hellmuth is in Washington
on a visit TO friends.
Mrs. y. J. Rourl1e Is making a series
Of visits In Albany and New York
Mrs. William Simms and children are
at Colonial Beach
Miss Helen Moore Is the guest Of her
uncle. Captain Payne, at Harrisonburg.
Albert Stuart has returned from d
visit to his nephew, Dr. r. II. StVart.
al Stratford. Va
Miss Edith Crump, OF Alexandria.
spent last week with Miss Edith Laws,
IN Front Royal.
John Hoy and Captain Evans are at
Colonial Beach for a few weeks
F. Z. Anderson, of Pennsylvania. was
II: Alexandria last week
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Will Visit California.

John Butler has left for California.
where he will spend several weeks
Miss L. Miller has returned after q
two weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. Sinclair. of Charleston, S. c.. has
been the guest OF Mrs. c. Julien. Be
fore returning to her home she will visit
relatives in Terra Alta, w Va
Mrs. Holmes, wife of DR.. Holmes, and
children are spending their summer In
Virginia.
Edmond Burke, Of Tenth and Law
renee streets, while walking along a
fence, fell and broke his arm. He was
attended by Dr. T. Y Hull.
Miss Name Clark. of Twelfth and
Quincy streets, has gone to join her
parents at Colonial Beach, accompanied
By Miss Cora Trodden and Miss z.
Gillian. After a short stay at the beach
Miss Clark will take an extended trip
through The South.
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Alexa11dr,7la

Edmund Entwisle, of Wakefield, Va,
paid a visit to his mother in this city
last week
c. E Brawner was i'll several days
this week. but has recovered.
Miss Elizabeth Woods, of Richmond, IS
visiting her cousin. Miss Phebe Deahl,
on Washington street.
Col. Thomas Smith. of Warrenton. was
in this city last week
Miss Nellie Hoy has returned from a
visit to friends In AsheviIIe
Mrs. Gossling OF Washington. was
the guest Of relatives in Alexandra last
week
Miss Helen Lucille Dolan IS in the
mountains of Virginia, where she will
remain some time
Miss Annie II, German IS visiting
friends IN Frederick county, Nd.
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Miss Mary Dowling, of Fourteenth
and Monroe streets, has returned 10
Washington from a visit to her uncle In
New York
The Misses Maud and Florence Jack
son. OF aso5 Twelfth street, viii go for
visit to relatives in New Brighton, Pa.
Mrs. e. NJ. Smith and daughter. of
Michigan avenue. are among the Wash
ingtonians Virginia Beach
Mrs +. a. Harrison, who has been In
New York city with relatives, has re-
turned to Washington.
The Misses Madge and Edith McGes
have gone to Atlantic City, accompanied
by their cousin. Miss z. Mcnamara.
Mr. Marble and family, of Twelfth and
irving streets. VIII shortly move to 2Ga
Z street northwest. They expect TO re-
turn 30 Brookland in the spring.
Mrs. q, Gudgeon Of 1920 Newton street
Is spending few weeks in Atlantic City,
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18l'eSSIIeighfN2

The Rev. George c. Groves, pastor OF
St Barnabas Chaple. of Oxen Hill, Nd,
delivered his last sermon OF a series for
this summer at the Esther Memorial
Chapel on Nichols avenue last Sunday
night The Rev. J, \. GiIfuin and Mrs
GlaAiR have returned from their trip
70 England. where they visited relatives
and friends for the past summer The
Rev ]. \. Gildllin will preach tonight
al s o'clock
E. Y. Wrenn, OF Lexington, Ky, who
has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
1 Wrenn. on Nichols avenue. left re-
Gently for New York city
Mr. and Mrs. John Spaulding, of
Hamilton road. were recent visitors TO
Colonial Beach.
The Junior Daughters Of the Esther
Memorial Chapel recently gave a lawn
party on the grounds adjoining the
chapel. in Rardle Park The fete was
a pronounced success.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Mr.. Igoe Convalescing.

Mr.. Igoe who has been I'll at his
home on Upper Duke street, is better.
John s. Beach. clerk of the courts.
who has been i'll, is improving.
Misses Lily and Katherine Grillbort-
ger are visiting their uncle, William
Talbot at Belvoir farm.
Miss Nellie Johnson has returned from
a visit to Harners Ferry.
Judge Louis c. Barley is at Orkney
Spring for a month.
Charles Zimmerman is spending some
time at Colonial Beach.
Misses Mamie Graham and Ella r.
Smoot are spending some time al At
lantic City.
Mrs. Celestial Duty accompanied by
Miss Belle Griffin is in King George and
WestmoreIand counties on a visit to
friends
L. ?. Summers, OF this city. attended
the Republican convention held in Roam
oke, Va