The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Home From Honeymoon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Finotti, who
married in Anacostia about a month
ago. have returned from their honeymoon
and are residing at pa Jackson street.
AnacOstia.
Quite an honor has recently been
bestowed upon Rev. Charles NJ. Bart.
the pastor of St. Teresa's Roman Cath
olic Church. corner Washington and
Fillmore streets. Cardinal Gibbons has
appointed him one OF the priests who
Will aid in arranging the music 70 be
used in the service of the Catholic
Church.
The second OF the series of lectures
TO be given at the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church was delivered Thurs
day night by Rev. Albert II. thinner
man. who chose as his subject, In His
steps. The lecture was illustrated.
Masses were celebrated at 6 and &
O'Clock Thursday morning, at st
Ieresa's Church. corner OF Washington
and Fillmore streets, by the pastor, the
Rev. Charles NJ. Bart, in commemora-
ton Of All Souls Day. The O'Clock
service was a high mass.
Henry A. Griswold has transferred LOT
127, Anacostia, to Ernest selby.
William Watson. son of Rev. lanes
A Watson, prominent physician of
this section. underwent an operation for
appendicitis at Providence Hospital
Wednesday Of last week The operation
vas successful and he is reported 20 be
ccnvalescing rapidly.
A switch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad has been laid from the freight
line in Anacostia TO the Christie estate.
on the river front, where the base OF
operations of the Penn Bridge COMPANY
Is located. This is the firm which has
taken the contract for the construction
OF the new Anacostia bridge. More
material is now sent to the yard than
before. and better progress in the work
of building IS probable. More engines
and dredges have appeared on the scene,
and two cofferdams have almost been
completed.
The children OF Mr.. Dennison and
Mr.. Garrett OF Twining City have been
removed from Providence Hospital.
where they have been under treatment
for diptheria, to the homes OF theiA
parents
Excellent duck hunting continues
around the marshes near Anacostia
and sportsmen's guns can be heard al
most every morning. WelI-known gun
Ders about Anacostia say that the sea
son is a good one.
Residents along Grant and Arthur are
gratified that attention has at last
been directed toward these two streets
which are now being considerably i'm
proved by force OF District workmen.
A large congregation was present at
the Anacosua Methodist Episcopal
Church last Sunday morning, when
Bishop Earl Cranston, the resident
Methodist Bishop of Washington, de-
livered "a helpful and instructive ser
mon
Supervisor James Toner of the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane. has
returned 10 the asylum after his an
nual vacation OF three weeks. Mr.
Toner spent his time in Fairfax coun-
ty. Va.
The following deaths occurred at the
Government Hospital for the Insane
during the past week: John Hanrahan
aged seventy-six years; John Seblom,
aged forty years; Pedro S. Moran.
aged fOrty-nine years
Two more trolley poles have been
erected by the AnacOstia and Potomac
Street Railway Company Just north Of
the tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway in Anacostia. Delays on the
road have often been caused by the
sagging of the electric wires. and II
is for the prevention OF this that The
additional poles were erected