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The Washington times., 1905-07-23
Woman's Sad Story.


woeful story was told Sergeant
Anderson at the Anacostia police sta
tion Tuesday. by q coIored woman
named Pierce. whose home is in Gar
field She declared that as she was
attending to her wagon at the Center
Market a week or two ago colored
woman who was stranger to her ap-
preached with an infant, and requested
permission to leave the child in the
Formers vehicle until she should re-
turn from around the corner. The
mother of the infant never returned,
and the child has been cared for by
Mrs. Pierce. Sergeant Anderson was
requested to institute a search for the
rnotber and promised to do what he
could.
| Considerable building is going on in
! Anacostia. Clark W. Teates Is having
| a frame dwelling built at 442 Jackson
street John Brauman IS improving his
! property on lot IS block 8, Twining CITY
/ and Joseph Barrett has been granted
! permission TO make Improvements 70 ms
| n,apertv at Washington Highlands. r.
/ G Messer has been granted q permit 10
repair his jackson street property. ana
james. S. Carter has Just completed some
| improvements on his home on Nichols
avenue. H A GrisWold is having $1,000
worth of extensive repairs made 10 his
home near Maple avenue.
Col. A B. Frisbie, the commando of
| the local @. \. r. post, returned from
Colonial Beach The coloneIs family Is
spending a vacation at the Virginia re
sort
Charles Bateman. a resident Of Mime
sofa avenue, Anacostia together with
John Spesl.,a. who stvcs ON Georgia aye
n
Geary. a uveryman Saturday night and
failed to return the OUTFIT. Mr.. Geary
searched all day Sunday for his missing
team and notified the police who also
looked for the lost rig. Policeman David
Crouch. of the Anacostla police force. ar
rested BaueInan. but the Young man de-
clared that he knew nothing more con-
cerning the affair than that he haC
turned the rig over 10 his friend Spec
don 10 return to the stable Speedor
was found Sunday night ana said tha
he had returned the outfit 10 Johnson
sta ble on + street southeast supposine
that It had been hired d that place. Mr.
/ Geary went TO the latter place Sunday
night and recovered his property. Bate
man and Speedon We're released.
, The rainstorm that swept over Ana
= costa Wednesday afternoon did bu
slight damage. The streets we're lit
: tered with broken limbs and branche
and two large trees We're blown dow,
entirely, one on Arthur street and th
. other on Lincoln street. a quantity Q
90 window glass was broken a ~ Pierc
= street and many sign boards along tn
= thuToughfares were torn IRON thei
places and knocked about. The road
: leading out of AnacosJia are In Il de
q plora bic condition as q result Of tn
storm. and many washouts have bee
4 reported
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Gone to Milwaukee.

William A. Moore. jr., left Alexandria
for Milwaukee. last week. to attend =
meeting of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company's Agents Asso-
citation.
Misses Mary Fleming and Elizabeth NJ.
Bayne are visiting IN Boston. and IN the
State of Maine.
]. A. Marshall and family are spend
ing the summer at Sweet Cha1ybeate
Springs.
Mrs H. 0. Hudgins and Miss Bessie
Hudgsns. Of Richmond. are visiting in
this city.
Mary E. and Florence c. Henderson
are spending some time at Colonial
Beach
The Rev. J. P. Stump paid visit %
Hamilton last week.
Clerk Of the Court John S. Beach has
returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Susie Broughton, of this city. ia
spending some time visiting in Essex
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKenna, who has
been visiting in Boston. have returned
to their home in this city.
Miss Lila Carter Is visiting Mrs. Mary
B. Tuner az The Plains
Miss Hazel Mason is in Fairfax eeHn-
~ visiting Misses Lena and Sallte Pat
terson.
Col and Mrs. l.. ". Reid are at Masic
| City spending the summer.
Mrs. G J. W Summers and family are
spending some time at Madison, Dor
| chester county, Va.
Miss Crump of Norfolk. who has been
visiting in this city, has returned To her
Miss Marion Bryant. OF this city. paid
| a visit to Miss Virginia CabelI Baker.
! in Winchester, last week.
| Miss Mamie Hume. Of Alexandria
| county. paid visit TO the Natural
| bridge last week
MISC Bessie Smith, of mis- city. was
! on n visit TO Miss Mary Moncure. IN
| Fredericksburg last week.
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Dangerous Hole.

\ dangerous hole has formed IN the
middle of the driveway on the Military
road. Immediately III the rear of the
ErighJwood Hotel \ lamp has been
placed near the depression, to warn
1reQuenters of the road of the dangers.
by The orders Of Lieutenant Elliott, of
No 10 Last Thursday evening the
lamp was blown out s N Carmen,
who was driving on The road with his
wife. not knowing of the danger, mar
rc,s1Iy. escaped driving his horse into the
hole. The horse. without warning, sud
denly stopned and began rearing and
baking MIR. Carmen. thinking the
l,ridle had IN some way become de-
ranged, thus frightening the horse,
which is a pet and had never before
gwen him any trouble, stepped out 10
learn tht cause Of the animals fright,
Y hen he saw the cave-in just = few feet
I'm front He turned the horse around
and drove back the way he had come.
During the windstorm of Wednesday d
large tree in front of 1913 Dartmouth
street was blown down. directly across
the pavement Several trees were also
blown down into the street on kaln-
rama avenue near Columbia road. All
other large shade tree suffered the same
fate 1t Brightwood anI Whitney ave
nucs. as did also one N front OF 24l!
I5rfghtwood avenue.
Olher damages inflicted by the wine
we've the breaking off Of several tele
graph poles at Sargent and Bate
roads and the blowing down oi iaml
post at Rrightwood avenue and Chesa
peake street.
The street car service Was also affect
ed. the cars being tied up for over ~
! hour and a half.
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5ATNa & 90 SI1a

The water pressure was greatly low
cred In Anacostia. Wednesday evening
and continued until O'Clock Thurs
day morning. The pressure was SO
much diminished that il vas thought
prudent TO transfer the Congress
Heights chemical engine company TO
the quarters OF the Anacostta fire de-
partment at Washington and Pierce
streets. The equipment from Congress
Heights was accompanied by three
members OF the company.
Edward 7. Davis, Of the Government
Hospital for the Insane. has recovered
from his recent Illness, and is spending
his annual vacation at his residence IN
Fillmore street.
Dr. Charles II CLARK Of the phy-
sIclan's staff of the Government Hos
pitaI for the Insane. has returned from
q vacation spent IN Massillon. Ohio
Accompanied by q party Of friends.
Miss Mae F. Webster. Of the clerical
force at TIE asylum. has left the city
for sea trip TO Philadelphia and New
York. They will also go up the Hud-
son, and on their way home viii stop
! off and spend some time al Atlantic
City.
William Pyles and family are staying
/ AZ Piney Point. Md. and with James
| " BARLEY and family. who are alsC
/ there. form quite colony Of AnacostIa
| people at the Maryland resort
| Joseph ". Payne, an old and well
! known colored resident Of Garfield. dice
Monday evening At the Washington
! asylum Hospital His relatives in Ana
/ costa ygere notified OF his death
/ Mrs l. J. Smith, of Maple avenue
| Anacostia, accompanied by her son
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At Ocean grove.

Mrs Henry ]. NJ. Howard and Miss
Inez NJ Howard are At the Seaside
Hotel, Ocean Grove. N J.
House and lot 523, Tenth street north
east. has been sold by Henry Il Simp-
son TO William Relnhardt. for $3.50.
Mrs. William L. Webster. accompanied
by her daughter. Emily Webster, IS
spending vacation AT Atlantic City.
Walter +. Collins has transferred the
property on lot co, square 969, 10 Caro-
line 5. Tune.
A large factory building is now being
erected on the wharf at the foot OF
First street southeast. which. Il IS said,
will be used for the manufacture OF
plaster to be furnished ready mixed 10
builders The neW place will be operated
by St Louis parties, and operations will
be begun within the next month The
owners OF the new plant have leased the
new pier a the foot Of First street.
southeast for the use OF vessels bringing
cargoes Of lime and material used IN
the making Of the plaster. This is one
or number Of improvements that are
being made in this locality.
Miss Daisy Watson ard Miss Erma
warheld will spend u part OF the sum
msr at Atlantic City.
Word has been received from JohT
Field. George Oyster, and William
MILLER, three Eastern High School boy.
p no left Washington about two week:
ago for a trip through Mexico, sayinf
they have greatly enjoyed their triF
so far. They are now staying In Okla
homa, awaiting the arrival OF AIr. Field
the father OF one or the boys. who f.
10 be in charge Of the party on TIT
trip
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At Virginia Beach.

Mrs Edith Curry left Wednesday
morning ror Virginia Beach, where she
will spend a few days with her sister.
The burial of Mrs. Rowe occurred
from her home on Brightwood avenue
last Friday The interment took place
at Woodlawn Cemetery. Since the
death of Mrs. Rowe the family has
moved out beyond the District line
about two and one-half miles.
Miss Ruth Crenshsw has as her
guest for the next few days Miss
Bertha German, of Richmond Va.
pfller e. Croft has transferred th~
eastern half OF lot t3, block z5, to John
7. and Margaret Phelps.
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%5lllead IaSlljllgtOrI:

Watson Moff1t. son of Dr. Mofft. OF
Capitol Hill, has returned from West
srn trip. He attended the Sigma Chi
convention in Cincinnati,
Robert H. Dinsmore has returned 70
the city for q few days from Marble
head. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E, Hamilton, with
their family, are at Bethesda. Nd fol
the summer.
Mrs. NJ. E. Dwyer, Of Capitol Hin Is
spending the summer at Ocean dfoFe
N. J.
Miss Irvel c. shipley. of Eighth street
southeast, Is visiting friends in steuo
snvIlle. Ohio
Miss Margaret Hawkins. accompanied
BY her mother, is spending seFera
weeks In the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs, HartunS and their Two
sons and Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Ger
hauser. of East Capitol street. are stay
tng at Sheffield, Va.
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Death of James 7. Branson.

The entire community mourHs the
death OF James r. Branson, who died
his home Friday morning Mr. Bran
son was a retired policeman. f1fty-seven
years OF age. and during his twenty
five years service on The police force
won the highest esteem Of all with
whom lie came in contact. He was
mounted officer during the latter part OF
his service and did duty in AnacOStia.
Mr.. Branson's funeral was held Mon
day morning from St. Teresa's Church.
corner Washington and Fillmore streets
where requiem mass was offered by the
Rev. Martin p. Egan. the assistant pas
tor. The pallbearers who We're chosen
from among the members of the Ana
costa police force and st Teresa s
Branch. No 59l, Catholic Knights OF
America, were Officers T. A. LusDy. A
w Green. and J. ". Mccormick and
John +. Reagan. John Madtgan, and
Bryan Rowney. The deceased officer s
horse was led before the funeral pro
cession 10 the cemetery. lnterment was
in Mount Olivet Cemctery.
/ The Commissioners have ordered that
the roadway Of Twenty-eighth stree
near Pennsylvania avenue extended in
/ II 10 drain a pond in that vicinity. The
cost will be 500
Misses Rhea and Alice Green. uf st.
! EI,zabeth-s. are visiting friends in Kirh-
nond Va. They will stop later at Piney
! Point
/ Last Friday evening ON the lawn o,
I the Garden Memoria! Pres byteria0
/ Church. IN Minnesota avenue, Anacos-
ltia q social was given under thr direc-
+ tIon or the Ladies Aid Society of The
church Of which Mrs. j II. Simpson is
the president Refreshments We're selN-
ed. and there was q program of reeita-
tonF and MUSIC.
| There was runaway team on tn
suitland road Sunday. but no one was
IN the conveyance To which the horse
was attached. The animal was fright
ened near sutland Park. and ran Al
the way to Branch avenue, where j.
colI!ded with = lamp post. cutting th'
horse in several places and completes
destroying the buggy. i has Hol beer
asce-taIned Who the owner OF the outf
is. A man reported IT 10 he the proper''
OF Francis Wright. of Kenilworth. d. t
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Install New Officers.

Nj. Vernon Council. Daughters OF
America. last week Installed the fol-
lowing officers: Councillor. Mrs. Maggie
Self: associate councillor, Mrs A. Dodd'
vice associate councillor, Mrs DAVIS;
associate vice councillor. Mrs. Charles
Evard: secretary. {. A Forrest as
s.stant secretary. Mrs. Lizzie IlceF'
financial secretary Mrs, J. II. Mans
field; treasurer. Mrs. Mary Ticer, JT'
past councillor. Mrs. J. Il, Mansneidi
associate past councillor Mrs Mary
Ticer: warden. Mrs Mary Goodrich'
conductor. +, L. Naylor; inside sehu-
nel. Mrs. Barclay; outside sentinel.
Mrs Gorh&m: represent ave, 10 tlle ls,- y,
fiopaI council, Mrs. 5. A. Forrest; al
telnate. Mrs Mary I1cer; representa-
tive to the funeral bcnent ASSOCIATION.
| Mrs. j. H. Mansfield; alternate, Mrs u
" CyaGln.
Potomac Lodge. I. .. O +, last week
! installed the following officers; A, II,
/ Mitchell. past grand Fl. Friediander.
| noble grand. A J. Hall. vice grand: l..
! Morgan Davis. treasurer; Edgar Lyles,
! Chaplafn. " W Sherwood recording
/ serretar1: ". F. Latham. financial sec
/ retarv. I + Watkins. r 5 ia \. c.
! James r. Mansfield, t. :. To \. e.:
! T ". willis. warden: X. II. Yates CON
| eiuctor; Fred Rartlett. O. G, r. Z.
! Crump . 6: E. c Lylcs. L s. s; n
| Spiro. l.. 5 s; Charles r. Davis X. 9
! TO Y. c.. Harry Arnold. l. 5. to '. T.
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Guests OF Miss Mayo.

Misses Margaret Parker, of Washing
ton. and Marian Drury, of McKendree.
Md, were the guests of Miss Lucy
Mayo. wednesday evening, and attend
ed the dancing party at Masonic Hall.
William Giachetti is at White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va, for the season.
The painters have been at work on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad station this
week and made great improvement In its
appearance.
The rainstorm Wednesday afternoon
put number of telephones on the
HyattsvilIe circuit out of commission
temporarily, and the accompanying wind
did considerable damage to the shade
trees on several of the streets.
At the Republican County Convention,
which met at Marlboro on Tuesday, Jo-
seph A BIundon was elected one Of the
five members Of the central committee.
John Baker. Of the War Department,
reached home yesterday after few
weeks spent in visiting relatives in War
wick county England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H Wells return
ID Thursday from a week at Virginia
Beach and Norfolk.
The First National Bank of Hyatts-
Vile opened its doors for business in its
new quarters yesterday morning. 1t is
the handsomeSt brick building IN the
State outside OF Baltimore.
The HyattsviIIe Grain and Coal Com
pany. which recently purchased the
business of John Hurley. has begun the
erection OF large warehouse on Guy
avenue.
! A baseball game was played on the
| local ground Tuesday afternoon by a
| part OF each team, HyattsviIIe and
| BrentWood In the fifth inning Wher
The score stood to in favor of Hyatts-
Vile Brentwood took excepJin 10 de
cision Of the umpire, and quit the game
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Golden Smith has left Anacostia for
long visit i'm Washington, Ohio.
The police of Anacostia are making
every effort to apprehend George kel-
Ter. who has been accused by some
children In Twining City. and for
whom Il warrant has been issued OF
ecer Charles Wise, Who does duty in
Twining City, came near capturing the
man Sunday morning, when he discoV-
cred Keller in the place where ne IS
employed in Twiuing City. The po-
lfcenaan gave Keller permission 10 ob-
tain some money from his employer.
a Mr.. Fisher, and Keller then re-
ouested that he be allowed to gather
some clothing TO take with him. This
also was granted, but when the man
failed to return the officer proceeded to
investigate, and found Keller had es-
capped.
There was large attendance IN
Odd Fellows Hall. on Sumner avenue
Ffflsdale, Wednesday evening, at the
monthly meeting of the Hillsdale Cfti-
zens' Association. The meeting was
opened with prayer by Chaplain How
ard. after which the miutues OF the
previous meeting were approved. lhe
committee on street cars, composed OF
DR.. w. K. Scott and s. H. Lucas, read
it's report, showing what had been
done to remedy the street car service
and how the matter now STANDS An
| interesting address on Taxation was
| delivered by Judge f. NJ. Hewlett
Prof A W. Craig spoke on the neces-
| sIty Of public Fairgrounds, and pro
posed that a fund be raised in behalf
| of the children of the District VINO do
not enjoy large Fairgrounds,
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Blool11if1gda1e>

After battling for eleven innings on the
Eloominedale grounds last Monday. ST
Martins team defeated ST Paul by a
score Of } 10 >,
Mr.. Phoebus. who has been confined
to his bed with a severe attack of the
gout. has entirely recovered. and Is able
TO be about
The Empire State Realty Company has
transferred 10 Michael J Hanrahan
house No. 1927 North Capitol street.
Thomas c. Hensey has transferred TO
Charles Butt lot %. square - for the
sum of $500
Miss Dorothy Zes,man, Of Rhode Isl
and avenue northwest. left last Smn-
day for Colonial Beach where she viii
remain FOR about ten days.
A delightful surprise party was ten
dcrcd Miss Hazel ShriHer in honor o.
her eighteenth birthday by her parents
last Wednesday, evening. Miss Shriner
wa accompanied 10 Chevy Chase Ia
visit 81 friend in the afternoon by hey
brother They returned about $50 To tln'i
The home darlgeued ana apparently de-
serted, Miss Shriner struck match
and entered the parlor TO light the gas,
when to her complete amaZement she
saw The room full OF her boy and sir
friends. After q hearty laugh over hef
/ SURPRISE games We're stSEtcd and al II
! clock supper was announced in the
! dinir~ room. The room was beautifully
! decorated with flowers. and hung in ths
co1nTs Of the school which the EounE
/ ladies attended last winter. Those pres
! ent were Miss Hazel Shrjner, Miss Ethr
! Shriner. Miss Emma Goodman, Mis-
! Margaret E"ehiy. Mis- Frances Elmer
| Miss l.leweHa Johnson. and Miss Marths
! Glenn, Frank shriner George Shriner
| Edward FotJs. RAYMOND ToOle. Ernos
! keehly. Frank Goodman. Edmund Car
! rish. and Mr.. and Mrs Shriner.
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Former Mavor Improved.

Ex-Mayor George L. D Simpson, who
has been confined 70 his home b. sick
ness, is out once more.
Misses May and Lizzie Fitzgerald, Of
Washington. paid visit to A1r. and Mrs.
John T. Sheehey in this city. last week.
Miss Alma Nrenn, OF Lynchburg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunt and son,
Claude Of ST Louis. are visiting Mrs.
Thomas Pullman in this city.
Mrs. Ada Ellis, OF Rochester, paid q
visit 10 Mrs. 0. f. Baggett, il this city.
last week.
Dr. l. s. Greene. who has been visiting
Atlantic City has returned home.
John T.eadbeater paid q visit to New
Hampshire last week, on a visit 70 his
wife, who is summering at her old home
in that State.
Miss F;waId and Miss Fanny Cook are
visiting friends in Norfolk and Rich
faond.
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AI000I1OT1d

Miss Winfred Holden. ef Manassas,
spent some time visiting friends in this
city last week.
Dr. ard Mrs. Edward A. German and
little daughter, Regina. are at Colonial
Beach
Miss GrAtta Mccoy. Of Rfverton, paid
visit to Mrs. E. II. Kemper. IN this
city. last week.
Miss Susie Brawner. Of Manassas.
spent a few days with her cousin. Mrs.
c. E. Brawner. in this city, last week
Louisa Griffith, the little three-yeaF-
old child Of W. x. Grinth. IS Ill with
typhoid fever at her fathers home. on
Wolfe street.
Raymond Woolf, who has been sick At
the Alexandria Hospital, has gone to
Rectortown to recuperate.
Miss Margaret Y. Smith has returned
from a pleasant visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Zelda Miller, of Washington,
spent a few days with the Misses VIII
Jams. in this city, last week.
Miss Ethel Peake. Of this city. is via
iting her grandmother. Mrs s. L. LII
lard, in Rappahannock county
Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Taylor. of Lynch
burg spent some time with Mrs. Julta
V. Nails last week.
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child,s Narrow Escape.

Hazel Hall. seven-year-old girl.
whose home is 13S Sixth street, had a
narrow escape from death Wednesday
morning at Fourth and East Caption
streets, when she was struck by car
and knocked several feet from the
tracks. The conductor of the car pick
ed her up and carried her TO her home.
DIR. Frederick. at Fourth and East
Capitol streets. was called He pro
nounced the injuries not serious
MIR and Mrs. Samuel Richards. of Cap
ttol Hill. left the city Thursday for At
lantie City, where they will stay foI
two weeks.
The Rev. T. c. Easton. D. D., accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. have
left for Newton City n. j., where they
will spend vacation of six weeks. Be
fore his departure the Ladies Aid So
cIety of the church presented the doc
tor with a purse of 800.
The Commissioners have ordered tha
Sixth street southeast. between NiEginia
avenue and K street be restored VIII
anacadam by day labor, authorized at al
estimated cost of 800 chargeable t(
the appropriation for elimination .
grade crossings.
Miss Emma A. Green has left the city
for Wilmington. y. c.. where she Is Wis
iting friends.
Persons living at sos Fourteenth stree
southeast. were much frightened Wed
nesday by the actions of a supposed MAJ
dog. Policeman Creole, Of the Fifth pre-
cinct. was summoned 10 the house. an
shot and killed the animal before any
body had been bitten.
William B. French. Mrs. French, an
Miss l. French, of Capitol Hill, ar
staying at the Hotel Netherland, Allan
tic City.
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The ladies of Eldbrooke NJ. Z. Church
are planning TO give a lawn party in
the near future.
w. b. French, Mrs. French and Miss
l.. French are spending the summer a t
Hotel Netherland in Atlantic City.
Herman Walthers has purchased
new home on West Forty-first street
The new stone bridge being built By
the District in University park over
Foundry branch - rapidly nearing
completion. The former bridge was
washed away by a recent rainstorm,
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Richards are
al Sandy Springs for couple of weeks
They are staying at the Girls Friend
Iy Home Of the Episcopal Church, OF
which Mrs. French IS preparing to take
charge in August. Miss Rhea Pun
phrey ard Miss Betty Easley are also
spending 5hcir vacation in Sandy
Springs.
&. a Thornton is spending two
weeks vacation at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. +. +. Herman and Miss Florence
Marks are solourning at Harper's Ferry.
! Mrs. Charles L Birch is among the
| latest arrivals in the cottage colony OF
| l&agIesmcre Park Pa
| Joseph SchiGman has returned aftel
a few weeks vacation IN the South.
/ Miss Emma NJ. LedeTeT and c. II
| Lederer. daughter and son of Philip ana
| CaroIyne Lederer, have left for Fair
view farm, New Providence. Lancaster
! county Pa. 10 spend the summer
/ Mr. and Mrs II. +. Thomas are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Orth. Of Harrisburg
| IA.
Miss Lille n AIulligan left Saturday
TO spend ten days with her sister. Mrs
David Spencer. now residing in Brook
| Iyu. y Y
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Meeting of Farmers.

A notable meeting Of the Nansville
Farmers Club was held Saturday even
ing al the home Of Luther Brasheors
Alfred s. Bryan. OF Baltimore. who for
ten years was commander OF one Of the
State oyster police boats. and who. hay
ing been engaged many Years in oyster
gathering and shipping is perhaps more
conversant with the condition of the
oyster industry Of the State than any
other person. made m exhaustive ad-
dress in favor OF the passage Of the
Haman oyster bill. He made 1t plain
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Ioins Comrades.

Harmon b, Linthicun, who was cap
tain or winning Company + Of the High
School Cadets, at the Eastern High
School. this spring. and = member Of
the Eastern High School graduating
class. 1905, has given up his position in
the Congressional Library and has left
the city 10 join his three schooimates
in Oklahoma CITY He wifi take the
trip through Mexico with them
Miss Watkins. director OF kinder
garten work IN the public schools %
Washington. who IS experimenting the
kindergarten summer work. called a
meeting OF some Washington teachers
at the Wallack school, Seventh street.
Esd Pennsylvania avenue southeast.