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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-27
YES
The DrySdale Business
rs TO BE MOVED TO
1.-THE Old MCGOWAN Stand"

Where your grandmothers used to de-
light to shop. What an enviable repu-
tation that old store had for giving ev-
erybody--man, woman and child-"a
square deal" The Drysdale Store will
sincerely endeavor to maintain that old
time reputation
Alexander Drysdale & Son having
secured the entire Park Block will re-
move from their present quarters as soon
as they can complete the extensive alter
ations and improvements required to
make this block into a modern business
establishment.
The changes when completed will
make this new-old Drysdale Store one Of
the best and largest anywhere in this vi
cinity.
All dividing walls and partitions are
to be removed throughout the building,
making it commodious spacious and
imposing.
Hardwood floors, fine polished plate
glass fronts Of up-to-date construction, i'm
proved heating and ventilatng apparatus,
handsome shelving, counters and fixtures
are few Of the many improvements
to be begun June Ist when the prop
erty passes into the Drysdale control
The much needed increase Of salesroom
with the added convenience of this CEN
trail location will undoubtedly give a
great stimulus to the rapidly increasing
business Of Bennington's busiest store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-27
MUST ENFORCE LAWS.

Governor Bell Gives Orders To Penal lnsti-
tutons.
Rutland. May pa statement was
given out today by superintendent
ID. L. Morgan, of the house OF correc-
ton, that in accordance with instruc-
tons given by Governor Bell strict
attention will be given in the future
to the enforcement of the law compell-
ing prisoners out on parole after serv-
ing a short term under minimum and
maximum sentences, to report to a
probation officer This statute here
tofore frequently has been a dead
letter,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-27
BALL GAME TUESDAY
Local Team viii Play the Aohicans OF
Schenectady.

The Mohicans OF Schenectady will
meet the local nine on the athletic field
Tuesday afternoon The game will be
called at 3 O'Clock sharp. Hawks and
Walsh will do the battery work for the
visitors.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-27
The NecesSity-SaCrfiCe- Clearance Sale for Cash

Starts off now, at once, today To move present
immense stocks would be most impractlcable. Cash is
about as easy to any known commodity. Wepro
pose surplus stocks in all departments into this
article that hath be known to 'take wings unto itself
and going to do it. too with the least possible
DELAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
BY Richmond Auction Company,
12O5 East Main Street.
Fine pnrlor, Chamber, Dining Room
Furniture, Etc, at Acution,
Tuesday, September 10, 1905.

We will sell TUESDAY. SEPT. 18TH, at
our warcrooms, No. 1905 East Main Street,
commencing at 1880 A. NJ, silk Brooke.
lelle Parlor suit (cost 500 ] Gold-leat
Paror Suit. ! Library Suit, very hand
some Walnut I'ook Case. u Handsome
Walnut Secretary, Library and Pnllor
Tables 2 ParIor Sofas, ! Square Piano,
Purlor Onyx Tables, 2 Pier Mirrors. ! La
dies Dressing Mirror, 3 Walnut Cham
Der suits, Oak Chamber Suit, suits Iron Iron
Fine Flair and Felt Mattresses, Oak and
Walnut Beds Continuation Folding Bee!
ans Wardrobe Bcdtroom Chairs, ana
Rockers, Mahogany Wardrohcs, oak, and and
Walnut chinopierss Pictures Of az &c
roo1, Fine OAK Dining Chairs, = S,b 1da
Oak Sidcbonrds, Hall Racks orusSeis,
Art Squares, Rugs, Slightly, USED Or g
pets, Letter Presses and Stands, Re
frigcrntors. . Music Boxes, 3 Pair Brass
Andlrons, Vases, Clocks, Plgeon-llole'
etc, ,etc.
Ladies Respectfully invited to attend
this sale. ~
Geo IT, Valentine, Auctoneer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
REBUILDING OF
THE JEFF ERS0.N'.
Bids Will Be Opened On
"Wednesday ior the
Work.
The REAL ESTATE MARKET R
The Agents Have Considerable
Business and Bright
Prospects.
The REAL ESTATE MARKET

Bids for the rebuilding of the Jeffcr.-
son Hotel will be opened next Wedncs,
day and the contract will be awarded
Work on the structure will begin with
In a week after the letting of the con-
tract. and Richmond will again have
liostelry that all the South will pom;
TO with pride.
With the real estate agents, generally
speaking. the week just ended was one
III which very few important sales were
made There were many who did not
move at the first of the month, and the
livery wagons were still in demand. The
agents in consequence had to hustle
around to attend to their patrons.
Connolly & Company, real estate
agents, yesterday sold fur n1r. Charles
b. B,anner, his Forest Hill residence.
Dr. Clifford Fl. Rudd wasithe purchaser
the consideration being $.;750.
The same firm sold Mr.. =. Rnab's
handsome residence in Barton Heights
for $1,000.
On Friday Connolly & Company sold
the residences. Nos. SO and 615 North
Twcnty-sixth Street to Miss Julia Owens
and Mrs. Emma Green The properties
were purchased as investments, the price
for each being s1,55o.
j. D. Carncal Company will offer for
sale at public auction next Thursday the
residence at No 80 Randolph Street.
Property Transfers.
Richmond: The Virginia State Insur-
ance Company to William l.. Carneal
aS 1912 feet on north line Of Hanover
Street, 100 feet east of Meadow Street,
s3,923.34,
James T. Sloan to George .. Pear
man. 1914 feet ON east line Of twenty
fifth street. 1097-12 feet south of NJ
street, 81 ,225.
.Yenry S. wnllerstein and wife to Mary
%. Ruddcr, ia feet on south line OF
Grace Street 313 10 feet west Of Mca-
dow Street, $500.
Llewellyn Nenle and wife to same, IS
feet on south side of Baker Street, 81
feet west Of ST. Peter Street, $4,000.
II. H. HARDWOOD and wife to Annie G
and julius Baker, IS LIZ feet on south
line Of Lcight Street, 1231-2-12 feet east
sSof Sixth Street, $4,000.
Peyton Scay and wife to Alabo
Vaughan Carncal, 35 feet on east line
Of Kinney Street, 10 feet north. Of
Moore Street. $3.50
In Henrico.
ts. IlonrlCO: % t. ASpWfIu'H thu WHY "
j. i. Burnett. 901-3 feet on south line
OF Oakwood Avenue 1SS feet west of
Blake Street. Nat Frnyser untes herein
to release a lien of deed of trust, $500
George Ella and William r. Kellum to
G. A. Walker, col l-3 acres. about four
miles cast of Richmond. known as Cedar
Till, subject to deed of trust for $3.50,
Ss,0@5.
Jospeh w. and Katie G. Starrltt's trus-
tee to j. Fenton Taylor, $50 feet on
Lamb Avenue, northeast corner Of Poe
& Street, Barton Heights, s4oe5'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
by The Valentine Auction Company
Auctioneers.
Household Furniture
At Auction
Tuesday, September 18th.

At the request Of Mr.. +. p. Mitchell,
sell al his residence, No. 72S North Fourth
Street, commencing 1890 4. NJ, 3ehls
Household Furniture, consisting Of Nice
Oak Bedroom Suit Oak Wardrobe, Pop
lar Suit, Nice Oak Buffet, Polished Oak
Extension Table, Dinins-roo,n Chairs,
Toilet Set, Crockery. Glassware, Hand
some Oak Folding Bed with book case
and secretary combined; Refrigerator,
Mating, Druggets Willow and cobler-
Parlor Heating Stove. Floor Oilcloth,
Comparatively New No. Cook Stove,
Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Table. Safe
and Chairs, Washing Machine, Window
and Door Screens. etc. All nice and clean
Ladies' invited to attend. Sale positive.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
At the Richmond Bazaar

viii nave, 10 be sold at auction NEXT
WEDNEsDAY sept 10Th, 400 Horses and
Mules, The Horses consist of some of
the best Ne have mad, some high-elass
with aIl-louEd action, suitable for the
Northern market smooth Southern
chunks run III size go 10 l.lp1 pounds Nth
good flesh ana quality; also RoiDe good
hrmEy draft Horses.
The Mules run 10 si2e.li ~ 10 10 hands
high. weighing from 80 10 lipJ pounds
WIN lots ni quality,
Among me shippers are tho follu@ing:
r. r. German, OHIO, 4, w. Jewell Kcu-
tueky; y. s.. ShOtwell Illinois; Thomas
Mitchell, Maryland; W, j, Creighton,
Pennsylvania. W. II MeFadden, ilinuIS;
g. CauthorHe. Virginia; s. II, Campbell.
Virginia; q, Beard, Kentucky TWO loads
Males. aud others.
'ls stock IS shipped Aere 10 Ne RiG
for the high dollar, and some NJ the ship.
pers viii be here 70 represent lhem "
M need ihiS will be o good chance 10 Rrt
What you want 10 suit you and your
trad" rs ! think they will sch cheaper
9r acoHnt Of the time NJ year. We also
baFc some speedy Horses without recpr1M
mat can show 2;$D gait
Don't fail 10 be ~ the aalG. ~ every
i9raf ard Mue @iit pe gold II you H}is
blu-ylrIr price NJ ours.
JOSEPH LAsgIJEk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
Fine Double Rubber Tired
Trap at Auction.

We will sell at our salesrooms, No. 61s
East Broad Street.
Fl TOMORROW (Nionday) MORNING,
SEPT. 18TH, AT 1880 O'CLOCK,
a Fine 4-Seat Double Trap with compara-
lively new rubber tires all in good order,
and cost to- build $500; especially adapted
for hunting wagon: also 4 good Sa les
mans Top Buggy in fairly good condi-
ton.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
8 For SALE 1t, q
Stores Main Street.

40 OO0-betwecn Fourteenth and FIJI
stcenth Streets. y.
II $1S,CO0--b between Thirteenth and -Four.
tcenth Streets; rents, sl.5oO.
81 SIS, O00-between Fifteenth ana seven
tenth Streets; rents, $1,000 /.
a4 s15O O1--betwecn Twelfth and Thirteehtf
sla,9M--c corner First and Third STREETS, !,
S So, 5O0-between Seventh and Mghs'
slo,COG-bctwcen Thirteenth and -Four
tcenth Streets; Nrcnts, $40. MI
s750o-between First and Second Streets
ft ssoooM sys First and Second Streets
rents, $3.50
LET US SHOW YOU OTHERS,
j. Thompson Brown & Go,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
| AUCTION5SALES, Future Days.
by John r. Goddln Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
, xEcUroR.s Auction SALE

e. xEcUroR's AUCTION SALE
~ Fg2t tap3 or
A VALUABLE BRICK ST0RM AM M
DWELLING ON SOUTH S1oll, OT M az.
5B BETWEEN PEUM AND LOMBARD1
STREETS, KNOWN AS NO. 1921.
nv the request Of the executor Of John $.
Bowlcs. deccased we will soil at PUBIC
auction, on tho premises. or l.,r, ,oo-
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2o'TE1, 1903,
AT & O'CLOCK r. NJ,
the above described property. The store
is two stories With dwelling above con,
tainng rooms. bath etc. and !. g :, g
repair. Lot 3Oxi79 feet This property u
Situated III an improved sectlon; has
boon occupied By the same tenant Tor
many years as d drug store. ana oler'
many Inducements for m Investment :
5TERNS:H One third cash, balance IN
and IL months, for negotiable, notes, IN,
terested added, and secured py oee''
: JOHN Il. HGoDD1N& 8 CO.,
5; sG21f Auctioncers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
Iy j. d. Carneal g. Son,
Real Estate, Agents,
1lOG East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
"A Good Frame Dwelling,
NO. $40 Randolph Street,

by virtue Of IL certain deed OF trust,
dated July 2Stil, 1903, and recorded in the
Richmond Chancery cour, clerk OFFICE
IN ID. -. l7S, b., page 1885, Default hhv-
ing been made in the payment OF por,
tion OF the debt secured thereby and
having been required by he beneficiary
thereon so TO do.Sl VIII on
THURSDAY, SEPTlGAiBtIla 2lSr, 1905.
Ar $50 O'CLOCK T.. NJ,
on the prcnisss, proceed 10 sell by pubic
auction, the properly conveyed therein,
namely; An thai lOt, piece or parcel Of
land with all improvements thereon, lying
and being IN the ely Of Richmond, Va.
ana designsied as No; SO itandoIpth
Street on tEe west side Of hanhDipil
Street, retWeen Ashland and Elhirbofna
Streets, ana tounded as follOWb-Io-W il I;
Beginiue on iie vest aide Of Randolph
Street al point 10 feet north of the
northern line OF Claiborne Street, thence
running n0rthwnrdly along the Haid wshl
lin. Of Randolph Street W feet, Ntehcr
running back We&tWarjiy and between
pafpllel lnea ~ feet and . inches I" an
alley IN common feet ard 0 inches wld'
The d~elllng ha& about bix rooms, INla
Is q good renting locality and VIII make
u good hons,
TERMS; Cash.
Trustee.
Al. h Whereas. the deed r1qltfo4 MI
cash, YET Dne-t fourth ran be pad. bal.
aure Al G ~ and lB months,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

Massive Oak Hall Racks, Hall Seats
and Hall Chairs. RUGS, Carpets, Pictures
etc. w llsi u 81
Front Parlor.
Massive Mahogany Pprlor Suit. Mahog-
any Rockers and Chairs. Italian Marble
Pedestals and Buss, Fine Japanese Vases
and Stand, Teet Wood Stands and Vases,
Inlaid Stands. Jardinleres and Stands;
Table 10 Mach, Bric-a- Brac, OH Paintings,
etc. @ ~ j83 "a
Back Parlor.
Flemshed Oak Parlor Suit, Flemished
Piano. Mahogany Music Cabinet Bric-n-
Brac, etc.
Library.
Handsome Oak Davenport Oak Library
Suit, Odd Rockers ana Chairs. Book Case
and Books, Rugs, on Paintings. etc.
Dining Room.
Massive Mahogany 1o-foot Claw-Foot
Extension Table, Mahogany Sideboard,
Havein China Breakfast and Dinner Set,
Cut Glass and Silverwarc, Handsome Teet
Wood Screen, 10 Mahogany Dtning-room
Chairs with Head and Foot Chair. =.
Second Floor.
Three Massive Walnut Bedroom Suits
Oak Massive Bedsteads. Toilet Sets, Chit
foniers, Odd Rockers, Carpets and RUGS,
etc.
Third Floor.
Three Oak and Walnut Bedroom Suits,
Walnut Book Cases and Books Odd
Chairs, Rockers. Carpets and Rugs
Kitchen.
Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Press, Chairs.
Cooking Utensils, Refrigerators, Butter
go GEO w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

We will sell for the Thompllins Storage
Company, to cover storage and other
charges, and for other parties, m tlil-
usually large lot Of Handsome Furniture.
Is Fine CHARTERED Oak and Polish Walnut
Chamber, Suits, 81 Very fine Mahogany.
Parlor Chairs and Settees, Set Of Solid
Walnut Leathcr-Sch Dining Chairs, G
Chartered Oak Office or Dning g
Arm Chairs. 90 Assorted Cane-Seat Chairs
5 Handsome Parlor Suits in Solid Ma
hogany. Upholstered in Genuine Leather
and Fine Damas SKIS; e Handsome Rosewood
Library Table, eXqulstely nlaid and .an-
praised at $3.50: Fine Brass Bed and Hair
Mattress, 8 Oak Chiffonlcrs Wardrohes,
Oak Hall Racks Odd Drcssera and Wash
stands. 50 Pairs Lace Curtains. Lace Bed
Sets, IS Linen Table Cloths 10 Rolls Mint
ting, large lot of Slightly Used carI n,,t:
Handsome Smyrna Art Squares, 50 Fine
Rugs. Refrigerntors Genuine Leather
Couches, Arm and Cane-Seat Rockers,
Book Cases, Bowls and Pitchers, Heating
and Cooking Stoves, etc,
This is the largest and, finest lot Of.
Furniture we have had the p,easure Of
offering for q long time; al first ,cla s IS.
ihigh-cass, high-qnality goods Ladies
most especially invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
AUCTION SALES. Future Days


By John r. Goddln & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctonccrS,
Bank and Eleventh Streets
r NEcuToR's AUCTION SALE
FRAME DWELLING NO. 800 NORTH
TWENTY SIXTH STREET.
AT request, Of the executor of John s..
l3owles. deceased, we will sell on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1905,
AT 5tO'CLOCK J.. NJ.
on tho promises, the above described
Dwelling, containing 6 rooms. Lot fronts
Is lu-l2 feet and runs back 1872 feet.
This property is We'll located occupied
by q good tenant and VIII pay we'll as
an Investment,
TERMS: One third cash, balance 6 and
10 months negotiable notes interest add
ed, and secured by trust deed
JOHN IT. GODDlN 4 CO..
Sent. 15-tds. Auctioncers.
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will sell ut my auction house. No. IL
North Seventh Street,
no MORROW tMonday) MORNING, Z

/. ia
+ will sell at my auction house. No ITO
North Seventh Street,
TOMORROW tMonday) MORNING., Y
All 1880 O'CLOCK, a
an unusually fine assortment of House
Furnishing Goods. consisting. in part OF
2 Massive Mahogany Wardrobes Mahog
any Bureau, / Combination Mahogany
Bureau and Linen Closet with swinging
columns on DOORS Mahogany Chests of
Drawers. 1 Mahogany Book Case, Office
Cabinet, Handsome Cherry and Walnut
Mantcl Cabinets, Large Gilt Frame
Mantcl Mirrors, lG QuartercN Oak Book
Case and Secretary Parlor Organs. 2
Square Pianos. Walnut Bedroom Suits,
Solid Leather Covered Couches. Box
Couchcs. Leathcrette Couchcsti Upright
Show Cases. Franklin Heaters, Mood
Heaters, Cook Stoves, Linolcum, Side
boards Odd Bureaus and Washstands,
Innmelcd Bedstcnds and Springs, etc.,
etc.
SPECIAL. AT 1850 O'CLOCK.
I Will sell for TRANSPORTATION company
Two Boxes Of Fine Rugs and Lace Cur
tains and Door Curtains consisting of
Oriental. India Rugs. Heavy 1rma, In
grain and Smyrna Rugs. Lace Door
Pieces, Curtains, G New Toilet Sets, Cups,
Saucers, Plates. etc.
These goods are all in perfect order, and
will be sold to the highest bidder
GEO. W MAYO, Auctlonecr.
r. c. Buford, Salesman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
AUCTION SALES-Monday
by The Valentine Auction Company,
61S East Broad Street 81
Handsome Furniture at Auc-
tion for Storage Charges,
Parties Declining House
keeping and Former Fur
l1itrlre Exhibit,
niture Exhibit.

MAGNIFICENT CHAMBER SUITS.
K FINE 5PARLOR SUITS AND ODD
PIECES, IIANDsON COUGH ES.
4 LEATHER AND CHARTERED OAK
"A TA1NS. TABLE LINEN. HAT RACKS,
\ CARPET DRuGGETS. RUGS,
s. STOVES. ETC. TO- MORROW (MON-
VI DAYD MORNINGS SEPTERBER 18TH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
ITO N. Seventh Street.
c. PECIAL SALE

G. IoECIAL SALE
MAHOGANY sWARDROBES. MAHOG-
ANY BUREAUS, MAHOGANY CHESTS
OF DRAWERS, SOLID 1.IArH ER-CON-
Erred COUCHES. BOX COuCHES.
HANDSOME MANrISII MIRRORS. PAR
LOR ORG ANS SQUARE PIANOS, TOT
LET SETS. CHINA DINNER SETS,
CHAIRS, COMBINA-
TTON# BOOK CASE AND SECRETARY.
CARPETS. SHOW CASES, 9 GRAPHIC
PHONES WITH 100 RECORDS. ETC,
ETC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

BY The Valentine Auction Company,
i 6lS East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY GEO. wv. MAKO,
Auctioneer.
AUCTION, SALE ...
Of
.16 Rooms Of Extraordinary
Fine Household Fur
lliture for
Account Mrs. IL. N. ~ ones,
9l8 Park Avenue,
Tuesday, Sept 26, 1905,
AT 1880 o'clock,
Consisting Of Part as
Follows:
e {, IL (.

Z Massive Oak Hall Racks, Hall Seats
and Hall Chairs, Rugs, Carpets, Pictures,
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A. b. Whereas. lfs decd rrqlHro4 MI
cash, yet Dne-tUurih ran bc paid. bal.
aHce AZ g. ~ and ~ faonthS.
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REAL. ESTATE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

Back Parlor.
Flemshcd Oak Paror Suit, Flemishcd
Oak Parlor Rockers. Hardnan Upright
Piano, Mahogany Music Cabinet Bric-n-
~ at 4. /
The Washington times., 1905-06-18
Miss Sheridan Honored.

A reception was held at the residence
of Mrs. J. M. Maxwell, 1925 North Capt.
tai street, last Wednesday evening. In
honor of Miss Theresa Sheridan, OK Bal
timore- Mrs. L. H Maxwell rendered
number of songs and T. O'Donneil reci-
tations. The evening closed with cake
walk. Mr.. Frank winning the cake.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Rice will be at home
this evening from to 10, in honor of the
confirmation of their daughter Helen.
A pleasant surprise was given TO Miss
Alma Harris last Friday evening in
honor of her birthday. Tie dining room
was beautifully decorated with palms.
ferns and laurel. After games music
and dancing had been enjoyed, refresh
ments were served. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Mamie Bevans
Ruth and Elizabeth Hesen, Edith Ap-
pieby, So die Breslin, Katie Slater, Alma
and BESSIE Harris. and Messrs. Arthur
Clements. Tom Breslin, Lewis McCaulev
Frampton. Fred Albert and Arnold Har-
ris and Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Harris
The Calverts. new club, las recently
entered the field and promises to become
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

torious by a score of "a to TO- Both
teams hit the ball hard, Immaculate Sc
curing 19 hits and ST. Patrick. Is. Jul
ian and Camalier for the winners each
secured four hits.
A surprise party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. w P. Stack last Wednesday even
ing to Miss Blanche Long, In honor of
her success in graduating from the Bust
ness High School. Games and dancing
were the features of the evening and at
a late hour refreshments were served
in the dining room, which was decorat-
ed with the colors of the school. Among
those present were the Misses Blanche
and Bessie Long, Louise Klenk, Annie
Trodden, Mary Kenny. ELAN Anderson,
Helen Sharp, Irene, Ada and Nellie
Stack, and Herbert Hough, Richard
Patten, Johnnie Palmer. Reginald Roe-
erson, Stanley Willis. Herman Schulze.
Maurice and Walter Coburn.
A club has been organized for amuse-
ment and recreation during the summer
months under the name OF the Midsum-
mer Nights Club. 1t Is COMPOSED as fol-
lows: Misses Beaman, Moore, Springer.
Walker and Wagner, Mrs. Don P. Blaine
and Messrs. Barnard, Callahan, Hart and
Reeves
The Washington times., 1905-06-18
Two Italians Quarrel.

While engaged in a row with another
Italian at the filtration plant last Thurs
day afternoon, Carman Delano was
struck with a pick handle and injured
about the head. He was taken to Freed
mans Hospital. where the surgeons
found that his wound was not serious.
The man who inflicted the injury was
not arrested.
Miss Fannie Spring-nan was given a
surprise last Tuesday evening The par
lors and dining room were tastefuiiy
decorated with the national colors, and
each of the guests wore a small sill,
flag. In the program rendered the spirit
of Flag Day was evfnced, while in a
progressive game in which all partici-
pated, the first prize was bronze
American eagle, pendant from bow of
red. white and blue ribbon. Others pres
ent were Miss Madelon Burns, Miss Glen
Walls. Miss Marie Mac Grain, Miss Leah
Madelon Burns, Miss Sadie Cherry, Mrs
Burns, Mrs. Springman, Mrs. Dahcncy,
and Messrs. Moore. c. w Crutcnet.
Roy Corwin. VIII Power. Bert Co1'Nin,
and Henry T. Rodier.
Miss Mary c. Bennett, of Capitol Hill
has gone for a weeks stay in her native
State. She will read an original poem
on the occasion of the f1ftieth anniver-
sary in the New York State Normal
College, Albany, OF which she Is a grad
uate.
Last Monday evening a close and ex-
citing game was played In the Marquette
League, between the ST. Martin and
st. Vincent teams, in which the form
er was victorious by a score of to
1t took ten INNINGS to decide the CON
test. Waple driving in the winning run.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

of London, at present chief engineer of
La Dorado railway, in Colombia, and
the family has been living in Bogota
for the past few years. Mr.. Russell
and his bride spent several hours on
Monday evening OF this week In this
town, at the home of his sister, Mrs.
John B. Brewer
The yearly meeting of the Society of
Friends. at Sandy Surfing. this county.
attracted to that place on Sunday last
a large gathering. the visitors from a
distance being entertained by Messrs.
B. Fl. Miller, John Thomas, and others.
The Rev. Henry Wilbur, of Philadel-
phia, and Representative William Cox,
Of Long Island. were the speakers. The
meeting adopted formal resolutions
commencing the action Of President
Roosevelt for having taken the initia-
tive In proposing peace between Russia
and japan. He was praised by the
speakers for his course as rejecting not
only the enlightened public sentiment
of this country, but Of the civilized
world.
The executive committee of the Wom-
ans Club of Rockville met last Tuesday
and appointed the following standing
committees, the first named on each
committee being the chairman thereof:
Calendar-M1sses Annie Waters, Eliz-
abeth Waters Lily Anderson
Music-Misses Armstrong and Albert
and Mrs Thomas NJ Talbot
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Henderson, Mrs
o. H. w. Talbot, Mrs Ofutt, and
Miss A. c. kingdom.
Museum Miss Farquhar. Mrs. Welsh,
Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Bayles. and Miss
Reading.
Humane-Mrs. Bayles, Mrs. r. c. War
field. Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Brewer.
Nominating Mrs. Spencer, Misses
Henderson and Bennett
Village improvement-Mrs. Ohio Tai
bott, Mrs. Dawson, Miss Higgins, Mrs.
Hunter.
TEansportation-M7s. Allnutt, Mrs D.
H. Warfeia, Mrs Kemp.
Special. county fedtration-Miss King
don, Mrs. Spencer, Miss White