The Washington times., 1906-06-03
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Nichols avenue. who has been o,,ite fI-
is somewhat improved.
MISS Amelia kregie. Of Boston. Mass
Is guest at the home OF Mrs. Shilling
law. OF Brothers street, Randle Park.
camp NO 3, Patriotic Order Of Auaeri-
cans. OF this suburb. met recently a. tn,
home OF Mr. and Mrs Charles F F,1r51r
corner Seventh street and Hamilton
road After regular business Of the or
der was disposed Of refreshments were
served. The camp will resume its
meetings in the town hall on Hamilton
road starting next Thursday and will
meet every other Thursday. Members
OF the order are invited 10 attend
William G. Bratton has just completed
numerous repairs about his dwelling on
Park street, near Nichols avenue.
A pleasant evening was spent by the
relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel H Burn at their residence on
Fifth street Tuesday evening, the event
being the birthday anniversary OF their
eldest daughter. Miss Fannie. Music,
games and dancing were the features OF
the evening after which refreshments
were served
James H. Holmes, OF Brothers street,
Randle Park, left here last Sunday for
West Virginia TO be absent about thirty
days. While away Mr.. Holmes viii
spend 4 greater portion Of the time IN
Wheeling. his native city.
The residence being erected BY Con-
tractor Hiett for Charles W Murphy IN
the Waller addition Is nearing compile
ton and viii be turned over 10 the
owner in the very near future
The first quarterly conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was held
Ghurs sday evening in the auditorium OF
? he oh Ha -
Rev. II. r. Naylor. D. D., the presiding
elder Of this district, preached
Miss AIable Keefer, of Washington,
D.. C, is visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Phillip B. Keefer. Of Brothers street,
Randle Park. Miss Refer VIII probably
remain here for some time. Mr. Keefer
left here about ten days ago for Panama.
where he is employed as first-class tin
smith and he viii probably be away for
some time
The lawn fete given By the Citizens
Association OF this place on Decoration
Day proved a decided success. The
committee IN charge comprised Robert
H. Cowan, chairman; Samuel NJ Fillius,
Milton J. Fulius, Jesse TaIbert, Henry
Fadeley. Edward J. Newcomb. and
James y. Blaine
IN the afternoon the married men IN
der Jesse TaIbert as manager. crossed
bats with the single men under Tom
Gillin as manager The tesims were IS
follows: Married men. A Burgess.
Thomas Langley, jr., c aries White,
MuIard Walshe, Nelson Pumphrey.
William H Deavors. 6. Darling. Jim
Pumphrey, c Pennington, Mr.. Damn.
Mr. Dyer. and Mr. Pierce Single men.
J. Waller. P. Wahiey, = IJ'eIc y
Tucker. c. Burgess. Can E4h,er.
Thomas Giliin. H Hiett. Scr.- = Ws.h-
ler. and Mr.. Elliott.
In the first game the score WIS L -
IN favor OF tEe former In the cord
gar1e the score was u 70 in fs+ - OF
the former. Mr.. Langley and 8Ir. yrds'
were umpires of the first ard sec md
games, respectively Mr. Taibert receiv-
ed several fine bouquets In the even
ing dancing began in the town hail Al 4
was continued until a late hour while
outside on the grounds surrounding the
buildings were the various stands in
charge Of the comItteemen.
The ladies Of Camp No. s P. o. Of A,
rendered valuable assistance 10 the COM
unittee-
Trap shooting vas held in Randle
Park from 10 a. - 20 $50 p. NJ Dur
ing the afternoon the Randle Park trap
and gun club was formed and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
DR.. ]. W. Watson: vice president. Rob
ert Rine; secretary, Samuel H Hind;
treasurer, J. c. Bunn; rage officer,
Charles G. Lohr; chairman executive
committee. ". NJ Eaton Meetings are To
be held from time to time. During the
afternoon a contest was held The score
was twenty-five birds for each con-
testant Dr. Watson broke IS. Robert
Rine L. Samuel H. Hind II. and J. C.
Bum u.
A H. Chase, a member Of Chemical
Engine Company. No ;. returned 10 his
former duties on Thursday morning
after a twenty days leave which he
spent in the several nearby States.
P. y. Jeffries is now IN leave for
twenty days. during a portion Of which
time he viii visit relatives aaC friends
IN Maryland and Virginia
The intermediate Society of the Ffeth-
odIst Episcopal Church. which held its
last meeting at the homo Ci Mr.. and
Mrs Tucker. on Wheeler road, will hold
its next meeting at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag. on TeIrth street.
on Friday. June % This society will
give a straw ride in the near future.
The police census of this suburb was
l6atl last -A4olAldE as was G4So AoI An
acostia and Hnlsdale. and in the two
former places a great increase IS not
ed. while in the latter place .Aere was
a decrease
William Dunn and family have re-
moved from Brothers street TO Raleigh
street in Randle Park.
On Monday First Battery. Field Ar
tiIlery; Tuesday. Signal Corps; Wednes-
day. First Division, Naval Battalion;
Thursday. Second Division Naval Bat
talon; Friday, Third Division Naval
Battalion, Is the order in which the
various mflitiamen viii appear on the
range Of the National Guard range for
small arms practice the coming week.
Saturday being set aside for voluntary
practice.
Suitable trophies are awarded each
year 10 the company, battalion or regt-
ment attaining the highest figure Of