The Washington times., 1905-05-21
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Miss Lucy Mayo is visiting relatives
at Hampton. Va.
L. G. Mattingly. of Baltimore, visited
his mother. in Johnson avenue. last
week
Miss Beulah Cox, of Charles county.
Is visiting her uncle. J. A. Scaggs.
j. B. Robinson, of Tacoma, Wash.
was the guest of NJ. r. Halloran last
Sunday.
Mrs. C. j. S. Mayo is entertaining
her aunt, Miss Fannie Bainbridge. Of
Old Point Comfort, Va.
with Mrs H. C. Machen, of Maryland
avenue, are her father, H. Fl. Harman.
her brother, Grover Hartman, and her
sister. Mrs. j E. Richardson, of Balti-
more.
Mrs William Giusta has gone for a
two weeks stay in New York She will
probably return home by way OF At
1Iantie City
e. a Fuller. editor of the Independ-
ent. who has been Ill with pneumonia
for ten days. in convalescent.
J. Harold MeKenna is travelling IN
Ohio.
Gen. and Mrs. Edward M. McCook and
daughter. Miss Catherine. are spending
some time In Riverside, Conn. From
there Miss MeCook VIII visit her sister.
Mrs. Louis Gfeser. of Quincy Mass,
before returning to Hyattsviiie.
George and Harry Mccormick have
opened a printing office in the building
lately occupied by the New Era news
paper
A dramatic entertainment under the
management OF Mrs. John Baker, ad-
vertised TO be given at Masonic Hall last
Thursday evening. was postponed on ac-
count of the fitness Of some members Of
the cast.
Matilda Matthews, a house servant in
the home Of Thomas SFlorne, Bladens-
burg, disappeared Thursday evening and
four diamond rings are said y he also
missing.
II is reported that Chase, the Bladcrs-
burg negro arrested some weeks agc for
the theft and who escaped fraf1t Com
stable Shreves, has been seen in the vi
cinity OF the Baitiin ore and Ohio rail-
road station IN Washington.
Despite the rain and a misunderstand-
ing as 70 place, the meeting called by
Mayor Wells for Monday evening TO take
some action concerning the proposition
of the City and Suburban railway 10
stop transfer privileges, was largely at
tended by the citizens of Hyattsv!Ile ana
elected to preside.
- The discussion was animated through
out. and 1t embraced variety of meas
9ures for relief. It appeared to be the
general sentiment that if, in the prose
'cution Of the case. it should be found
Sto be good policy for the 100 commuters
who buy monthly books in Hyattsyiue te
transfer their patronage 20 me steam
road there would be little Or 10 difif3,lty
in making the movement i unanimous
one
committee consisting of William
Giusta, DR.. Charles A Wells, Thorna.
M. Moran. William P. Magrutler. and
Arthur Carr. Of Hyattsvine, Walter 4
Bartlett. Brentwood; E. H Benjar.1in
Riverdale: Capt. R. w Sylvester, and
Howard P. Wilson, College Park, and
John j. k1einer. Berwyn, was appoint.
ed to cooperate with sirailar commit.
tees appointed by the citizens OF Lang
don, Brookland. and Northeast Washing
ton. OF this committee DR. Wells wa
made chairman, and William Giusts
secretary. It met Friday evening at tn
office OF Wells & Wells, Commercial
Bank building. Washington, and mad
arrangements for speedily getting il
line with the other committees.
2, Some profess TO see In the proposition
of the road the slick manipulation of IN
promoters of rival suburban localities
Whether there Is any foundation f3r hi
suspicion or not IL serves as an aid II
selidifying The general feeling of resent
men4