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The Washington times., 1906-08-12
SPELLING PEFORM.

The voice Of the spelling reformer Is
once more heard in the land after so
considerable a lapse that we thought
he had forgotten all about US. This
time he comes re-enfOrced by the cap
tain OF industry, who announces that
he is going to finance spelling reform"
Decidedly we must now mind our Ps
and Qs.
We have been growing careless OF
late. Once upon a time we took shame
TO ourselves if we made errors In spell
ing and we were in haste 10 devise eX-
cuses for our shortcomings Nowadays,
when a high priest OF spelling reform
tells US that the student is no longer
obliged 10 sit with a dictionary at his
elbow and that the traveller need no
longer pack one with his linen and
his Bible" we feel that we are not
called upon to be slaves 70 the vagaries
Of twenty-siX letters; That Il is Of no
consequence whether We spell the Eng
lish language correctly or not. and that,
| in fact, so Irregular and Illogical a Ian
guage does not deserve any consldera-
ton at our hands-tO such ease or con-
science have We arrived
II Is doubtless a fine thing not 10 be
Obliged 10 WOTTy over a vowel put IN
or a cOnsOnant left out. but We seem to
be coming TO the end OF this happy.
care-free period. for now We are 90 be
brought up with sharp turn IRON
| clad rules are TO be laid down, which,
/ if we follow them, will give 10 our most
! serious and eloquent pages an appear
/ ancc at once barbarous and would-be
| funny, reminding US Of the methods OF
| the early school OF American humoTists.
/ Perhaps the only thing necessary Is to
get used to these changes; but shall we
/ Of the present generation ever succeed
| in getting used 70 them2 Shall we ever
/ he able to take the literature OF the fu-
| ture serlously2 Protests come from
] those who treasure that mice and dell
cate sense for visual. symbols which
mas been built up through centuries. %
| but what chance have we old fogies If
! capital is to finance spelling f-Scrib-
ner's Magazine.
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ECk1ngtOn

Violet Herbert. six years old, was
thrown out of the toy wagon in which
she was riding and was severely il
iured. Since the accident the little girl
has been confined to her home. 215
Quincy street northeast, with her life
threatened from the serious wounds
which she received.
In the afternoon the little girl in her
cart, which is worked like tricycle.,
went TO a store nearby TO buy some
candy. On her way home she was
stopped by a boy who asked her to
share the candy with him. Having given
him half OF her sweetmeat she refused
TO part with more, it is stated. The
boy becoming angry, upset the cart
from the rear and threw the child for
ward against the machinery. Her cries
attracted people in the vicinity, and
she was carried TO her home. DR.. c c
Winter was called TO the house and
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Northeast Personals.

W. FIehartv and l. DalTymple. OF the
Renroc Club. are staying at the Hotel
Rigby. Betherton. Nd. They viii leave
there shortly for Atlantic City, where
they will spend a week or two.
Mr.. Creecy and Mr.. Thomas. of the
Renroc Club. are spending a two-Weeks'
vacation at Ocean View, near NCTfOlk.
Va. They are expected TO return home
shortly.
After a delightful vacation Of five
weeks. DR.. and Mrs.. F. w Bradsn, of
East Capitol street. have returned from
a trip through New York State.
Miss Nellie NJ Madden has left the
city on an extended trip TO Indianap-
oils. GreencastIe. and French Lick
Springs.
Miss Wainwright. OF Capitol Hin. viii
spend her vacation at Ocean View, Va.
near Norfolk. where she Will remain
through the month OF September.
Miss Nellie Eaunee and Miss Theresa
Boyer have Hett the city for Hopeland,
Nd. where they viii spend a two weeks
vacation with Mrs. Thomas Smith.
DR.. J. s Arnold. Of Second street
northeast. has returned TO the city.
Fred H. Pitzer. of East Capitol street.
left the city Tuesday morning for ROa,
noke, Va. for a vacation OF two or
three weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. WhitmOre. of Ninth
street left for Colonial Beach. where
tbev are STAYING at the Colonial Beach
Hotel during the month of August
After a weeks stay at Atlantic City,
Or Martha A. BuTTitt. of East Capitol
street. has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schneider, Of
Capitol I'm. are staying at Atlantic
civ at the St Charles Hotel. for two
weeks after which they will spend d
short vacation in the White mountains
Announcement has been made Of the
enragemert Of Miss Mary Webster
clark of the Congressional Library. and
charles William Jackson, OF New YORK
THE ceremony viii be performed next
month at Easthampton, Mass home OF
the brides parents.
Mrs. Ieona c. Meyer. Of CAPITOL HIN.
is spending a short time at Waterford
Va. visiting Mrs Minor
J. y. Hawes. OF East Capitol street,
is spending his vacation on visit IN
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H BruneIneTi OF Gapi, .,sI,l,
tol Till, left for Minneapolis. where
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The children of the Bell Home which
IS located in this section. are greatly
enjoying their vacation at their sum
mer home at Colonial Beach. A de-
llghtfuI musicale was given for the
benefit OF the young people THURSDAY
when the following program was rem
dered. Piano duet. Misses Kate Ash
ton and Louise Watson; song. MISS
Eaton; recitation. Mrs. Stafford; violin
and piano duet, the Misses Hili solo,
Mrs. TAFT: Punch and Judy" Junior
brotherhood boys Of St Johns, George
town; solo, Mrs. Purnell: violin and
piano, the Masters Wood. monologue'
Mrs. Bagman: solo. Miss Kate Ash
ton; shadow show. Junior brotherhood
bows
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BrigRtW@d

The lawn fetes given two successive
evenings at the Emory Church cleared
over $50, which has been applied 10 the
new Sunday school addition.
Leading members Of the Brightwood
Driving Club Insist that there is no
truth IN the statement that trotting and
pacing viii be abandoned and that the
organization Will take TO the runners.
The assurance is given that a harness
horse meeting viii be held at Bright
wood this fail. for which preparations
have already been begun
While playing in the Brightwood Driv-
ing Park Wednesday. Evelyn Flataher-
ty. eight years old, living on Park ave
nue.. was attacked by a dog. Her
father heard the screams and discover
ca that the dogs teeth had scratched
her flesh. The child was taken 70 her
home, where the wounds were dressed.
The dog. stray one. ran away and
could not be found.
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Northeast Improvements

During the past week the following
improvements to be made in Northeast
Washington were ordered by the Com
Inissioners;
That c street northeast, between -Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets. be graded
at an estimated cost Of $500. This work
will be done bY the chain gang.
That the roadway OF Fifteenth street
northeast, between East Capitol and d
streets. be resurfaced by the chain gang
at an estimated cost of 800.
That the roadway OF Patterson street
northeast be treated with tar. at an es-
timated cost Of 500.
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Renroc Club.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Renroc Club was held IN the club rooms,
5l7 East Capitol street, Monday even
ing. Nominations were made for the
club officers who viii be chosen next
month. at the semI-annuaI election OF
officers. The nominations were as fol-
lows: President, Frank =. Foley. r. l.
Welde: vice president w. FlehaTty +
Z. Foley. r. V. Guest. J. Hawes. R.
B. Fleharty: secretary, c. A. shannon,
r. B. Fleharty; treasurer. W Manning,
/ DaIrymple, Ed Evans The annual
club banquet will be held September IS.
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NeNS1ngLOD

Mayor EclIhaTdt appointed Louis Hen
lev marshal Of Kensington on Tuesday.
Mr.. Henley viii soon clear the town
OF Objectionable characters II he con-
tinues as he started IN his new office.
as he made two arrests the first day.
Dr. Huntley who is so. well known
in Methodist circles and who was pas
tor of ST. Paurs Church here In Ken
sington recently. preached at that
church on Sunday, IN the absence OF
the pastor, the Rev. A. +. Spielman.
The kensington baseball team played
last Saturday on the home diamond
against the nine from Tenleytown, and
were victorious. the score being 4 10 /
There is talk OF a grand series OF
athletic contests and q tournament 10
be held in Kenslngton on Labor day,
the first Monday in September.
Mrs. John Mcqueen. of Forest Glen,
entertained about twenty-five of the
girls and boys from Linden and y.Sinity
at a picnic luncheon on her lawn. Tues
day afternoon. The young folks were
IN Forest Glen TO attend the tourna-
mcnt.
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Fish Had to Vacate.

When il became necessary to make
improvements 10 the large ornamental
pond within the grounds surrounding
the Government Hospital for the Insane.
the inclosure had to be emptied. and a
large number OF gold nsh and carp were
removed. Several hundred gold fish were
placed in fountains within the grounds
until the completion Of the work. when
they will be returned TO their native wa
ters. The carp. which numbered over
500 were released In the Eastern Branch.
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Ta1ZO1naTaTK

j. W. JARVIS. OF Cedar street. lett here
Sturday for New York. where he will
perform official duties for his depart
ment.
z. F. Painter stopped Tuesday with
friends at this place on his way 20
Hagerstown. Nd.
Prof. ". A CoIcord. OF Chestnut ave
nue.. returned from Petersburg. Va. 20
his home at this place after a week s
absence.
]. A. Coby and son visited friends at
this place last Sunday.
Norris Lukers came home from Phila-
delphia last Sunday.
Miss Farbve. Of Iowa circle. visited
friends in Takoma Park last Sunday.
S. n Curtiss. who has been in Mlchi-
gan on business. returned Sunday even
ing to his home on rskoma avenue.
Last Monday Elder a G. Daniels. of
Blair road. left for an extended trip in
the West.
Russell Cooper. who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. I. II. Evans, on Blair
avenue, left Monday for his home in
New York city.
/. H. Brown. who accompanied G. r
Enock from Trinidad 20 the States. is
al present in the West visiting friends.
Marcus Burnstine, of Washington.
visited friends and relatives here last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dyre and daughter. Mildred. ana
daughter-in-law. Mrs. William Dyre, re-
turned home from their outing last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paquette. Of Georgetown.
were guests of Prof. and Mrs. Wilkin-
son last Sunday.
Mrs. Martin, nee Needham' left We'd
nesday. after a few days visit with
old Takoma friends.
Elder !. H. Evans. Of Blair avenue.
left Tuesday for different points in the
West.
Mrs Hattie Allie. Of Brightwood, en-
tertained a number Of Takoma young
people Tuesday evening.
Elder V. H. Lucas is at home for a
few days. having returned recently from
Baltimore.
Last Thursday Mrs. west, OF WASH
ington, visited her friend. Mrs. "A. j.
Pieters. OF Chestnut avenue.
G. F. Enoch, who recently came from
Trinidad. visited friends Few days at
this place, en- route 70 seymour lnd
Mr.. Bell is visiting friends on his way
TO Virginia.
Miss Nellie Demmtn, VINO mas been
Pine Street. for several weeks. left We'd
nesday to return TO her home in Ten
nesSee
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Camp Meeting.

A large number attended the camp
meeting services which were instituted
last Sunday near Good Hope by the
Allen A NJ. +. Church of that place
cluding a large tabernacle tent. Those
in charge of the services last Sunday
were the Rev. ". II. Castor, pastor OF
Allen Church, and the Rev. Mr.. Young,
the pastor OF Campbell A. NJ +. Church,
HWsdale Services VIII be held within
the tents today. when Mrs. Amanda
smith, the woman evangelist, ana Rev.
Frank Z. Lewis, Of Hillsdale, win
preach.
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Entertained Club.

Miss Annie Dow recently entertained
the members Of the I. I. F. Club. Of
Capitol Hin. at her home. 30 A street
northeast. Some business was trans
acted. and the following officers were
elected for a term Of three months.
President, Roy Reynolds; vice president,
Miss Jessie Brown; secretary, W T..
Jewell: treasurer. n. S. McCathran-
Following the election the guests spent
the remainder OF the evening IN playing
games
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Lawn Fete Of Bookbinderg.

Last Wednesday evening the corps Of
book binders from the Government
Printing Office had a lawn fete on the
grounds Of the N. z. Church, North
Capitol and X streets northeast 1t
was TO have been held Tuesday, but the
weather made postponement necessary
The incIemency Of the weather af-
fected the attendanee TO some extent.
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Avenue Extended.

The final extension Of Pennsylvania
avenue 10 the Bowen road Is now being
done The latter thorOughfare is being
graded by a force Of workmen 70 meet
the avenue.
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Notes and Personals.

Mr.. Brady. of JOS North Capitol
street, left Saturday for Vienna, Va,
where he expects TO remain two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Fitzgerald and
daughter, Geraldine. Of Chicago. are
visiting az the home or MI and Airs. j.
L. Holland. IIOi North Capitol street
Miss Edith Appleby and Miss Kate
Slater, OF lexington, D. g, expect 10
leave town the latter part Of the month
for a visit to Virginia.
Miss Virginia Robertson, Of Lumpkin.
Ca, is the guest of Miss Evelyn Burns,
Of lexington.
Mr.. BrierIy has moved from K street
northeast, to Z005 Third street north
west.
The Rev Eugene a. Iaunan, pastor
OF st Martins returned to the city
Wednesday night after trip TO VIZ
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S Tucker and daugh-
ter of so Ninth street northeast. left
the citv Friday morning for an extend
ed trim 10 Niagara, Thousand Islands,
and Toronto Canada They VIII return
the latter part or the month
Miss I,etba W. Hayne. of 615 Fifth
street northeast, viii leave Tuesday
evening for an extended visit 70 friends
In Defiance, Lima, and Wopakoneta,
Ohio.
Rruce W. Bielaski, OF 10 X street
northeast. son Of the Rev. A Blelaski.
Dastor of North Capitol Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Is spending his vacation
at St Michaels.
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To RuiId NAw House.

W. Y. Lewis viii soon begin tie con-
struction OF a two-story frame house at
141s Girard street northeast The i'm
provement will cost about $500. The
architect will be Edward p. Simons-
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Washingtonians' Club Outing.

The ..Washingtonians" took q trip to
Luna Park last Monday night IN place
OF the regular meeting. A very delight
ful evening was spent. The participants
were President c. NJ Phelps, Secretary
r 7. Bricker, Treasurer Marion Gid
dings, Misses Sadie Breslin. Katie
Slater, Agnes Saxty, E5ith Appleby,
Ethel Harding. Leroy Willett, and H.
NJ Adams
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To Build an Annex.

The OFFICERS Of the Bethlehem Baptist
Church on Nichols avenue have decided
70 build an annex 10 the structure as
soon as possible. A rally was conduct
ed at the church a short time ago by
the Rev. Joseph II. Matthews, pastor of
the church. for the purpose OF raising a
fund 70 aid in making the Improvement
The rally was very satisfactory, more
than $500 being realized
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King, who have been visiting at Allan
tic City, have returned.
Mrs. Frank King and sons Charles and
Stewart paid a visit 10 Charlottesville
last week
Miss Fannie Burke Is visiting friends
on Seminary Hill.
Miss Florence Long spent some time
at Colonial Beach last week.
The Rev. Edgar Carpenter. pastor OF
Grace Church, ccoInpanied by his choir,
composed Of Miss Irene Pullman, Miss
Mamie Bontz, Masters Clark Starne.;,
Bryan Pitts. Leslie McCuen. Maurice
Simpson Raymond Simpson. Henry Har-
r!s. Charles Deahl jr.. and Miss Moore,
are spending ten days at Colonial Beach.
Miss Norma Leon jenkins last week
was the guest Of friends at Accotink.
where she went % attend the tourna-
ment
Miss Powers. Of Port Royal; Mrs.
Clark. Of North Carolina. Miss Holden
and M Herrll. of Manassas, were the
guests OF Miss Halle Makeley last week.
Attorneys Harry 3. and J. Randall
Cation last week attended the meeting
Of the State Bar Association at Hot
Springs.
Misses Mary Esther and Annie Stout
enburg are visiting Miss Edith Naugh-
ton. in Cumberland, Nd.
a. T. schoeni. who has been visiting
IN Huboardstown. Mich, has returned.
Miss HunIey. Of Manassas. was the
guest Of Miss MakeIey last week.
Mahlon H. O. Janney is spending a
month AT Lake Win0la. Pa.
Milton Summers and NeveHe s. Green
away are visiting IN Niagara Falls and
other points.
Miss Eva Hudson is spending her va
cation at Berkeley Springs. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Leadbeater are
spending a few weeks az Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles T. Lindsey are
spending the month OF August in the
mountains OF Virginia
T. NJ. Hill and family are spending
some time AT Colonial Beach
Miss wattles the Misses Bryant and
Miss Mary Leadbeater are visiting
jamestown. r. /
Mrs. George H. Eaton and Miss Kate
E-qton are visiting In King George
county.
Misses Minnie and Edna Barnett, who
have been visiting IN Atlantic City. have
returned.
c. c. Leldbcater has returned from
a visit to Atlantic City.
The children Of Thomas Rlsheiu, ac-
companied by Miss Risheil and Miss
CIeone Riley, are at Colonial Beach.
Earl. Lily. and Katherine GrIlbortzer
are spending the month OF August with
their aUnt in Belvoir Farm. Va.
Major Robert W. Hunter Is spending
a few weeks in Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Schneider viii
spend the remainder Of the summer at
Sea Isle. \. J.
Miss Bena stratton. Of this city. last
week paid a visit 20 her sister IN Lynch
burg.
Mrs. Walter Scott Passmore. who has
been III at the Georgetown Hospital, has
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During the absence OF the Rev. George
n Cummings. pastor OF the Garden Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. on Mime
sofa avenue, the Rev. J. w Weightman
u. D., a retired Presbyterian minister Of
Washington. will conduct the services at
the church. He oniciated at both the
morning and evening services at the
Garden Church last Sunday. Mr.. Cum
mings is taking his vacation.
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Mrs r. Merrill. who has been visiting
in Indiana, has returned 70 her home on
Brightwood avenue.
Mrs. Landrof returned 10 her home on
Brightwood avenue last week after a
visit with friends and relatives IN the
North.
Miss Bella Hirsh, Of Kenyon street,
has returned TO her home from a stay
in New York city.
Miss Ruby l. Wolvert0n. OF 12l6
Princeton street, IS spending two weeks
at Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kahn. OF the
Ontario. left last Sunday for Atlantic
City. where they VIII remain several
weeks.
Miss Hannah Davis and Miss Bessie
Underwood. Of l4l8 clifton street, are
visiting friends at Montreal and Quebec.
Before returning 70 Washington they
will spend two weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Warner A Gibbs, soprano, whose
work was so much admired at a recent
concert IN the Soldiers Home. left this
week for Old Forge, in the Adirondac cks
where she viii spend the month OF
August Miss Maud Bakin. who Is the
sister of Mrs Gibbs. is with her
Mrs. Elsie NJ johnson, OF 1872 Harvard
street, Is visiting at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alice Johnson. Of Irving street
is at Moorefeld. W. Va, visiting her
sister.
F. Beau, Of Euclid street, IS entertain
ing hts daughter. Mrs. ". p. Pope, and
his two grandsons. from Columbus.
Miss
Miss Eleanore Waters has returned
home after visiting IN Boyds, Nd
The Stanley, on Harvard street, has
been occupied by Herman Kahn and
family.
DIR. Tucker and wife, Of Fourteenth
street, are among the mountains OF Viz
ginia.
5, Hirch, wife, and daughter, are oc-
cupyilg their new home on Kenyon
street
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A permit has been issued TO w II.
Hunter for the erection OF two two
story frame dwellings on Howard ave
nue., EIllsdale. The architect viii be
A. NJ. Craig and the builder j. Pey-
ton. The cost OF the Improvement is
estimated AZ 81 100.
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MANY New Houses.

Work has been completed on the
erection of six frame houses for Rob
ert F. Bradbury on Railroad avenue,
Twining City.
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A number of improvements have been
4nadeSyvithin the past week or two on
the six frame houses OF Mrs. Rose, at
the corner Of Fillmore and Jackson
streets
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J. Frank Campbell. a business man Of
this place, recently purchased two lots
on the north side Of Harrison street be
tween Monroe and Fillmore streets from
Mrs. Rosa This foresight on the part
OF Mr.. CE1npben is due TO the fact that
a portion of his present business quar-
ters will be taken possession OF by the
District. when the bridge-builders begin
work on the southern approach to the
new AnacOstia Bridge. 1t is stated that
Mr.. Campbell viii build a new place of
business on the site recently purchased
by him
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found that her body was badly Iacerated
and bruised.
Efforts TO locate the boy have not
been successful.
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Floyd r. Davis, who purchased the
Temple property. fronting on Nichols
avenue and subdivided the land. has
already begun building on two of the
lots The two buildings now In process
OF erection viii be of brick and will
cost about $500
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Miss Lena King and Master Arthur
King, who have been visiting at Allan
tic City, have returned.
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Miss Laura SmOot and the Misses
Frances and Laura Usnenhower, left
Alexandria for New York last week,
where they set sail Tor Europe last
Wednesday.
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Miss Vivian Entwisle. who has been
visiting in Vienna, has returned 20 her
hong IN this city.
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Misses Bessie and Nora Herbert last
week paid a visit 20 DR. and Mrs.
Charles AIacgill in Catonsville, Nd.
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Miss Lottie Greenwell and Miss Lillian
Callahan are spending q Few weeks at
Round HuI.
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Robinson Moncure, who has been in
Fredericksburg on legal business, IS
home again.
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Personal News Notes.

Mrs. r. Merrill. who has been visiting
in Indiana, has returned 20 her home on
Brightwood avenue
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Quite a number of Anacosuans are
spending the m0ath OF August al Noun
Tsin Lake Par. and others are con-
formulating a stay there within the near
future. Among the guests there at the
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they will take part in the C. A. R. en-
campment Before returning they VIII
visit friends in Wisconsin. They VIII
not reach here before September J.
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Lieut. and Mrs. Edward k Powell had
as their guest last week Mrs. George w.
Powell, of Camden. n. J.
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Henry Schneu and family. who have
been visiting in New York, have return
ed.
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Isaac Eichberg, who has been visiting
IN Bedford Springs, has returned 70 his
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. }. ". Talbot and Mrs.
l. GriHbortzer are spending ten days al
Colonial Beach.
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Master Archie Fair and brother Ralph.
are IN Prince William county.
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Misses Mary Schohcid and Jessie Aith-
cesOn last week paid q visit 70 the
Misses Ford At Boyce.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J.. Walter are visiting
in New York and Atlantic City.
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The Misses Grenzberger are spending
a few weeks at Front Royal.
The Washington times., 1906-08-12

Judge J. K. n. Norton. G. /. Bo0the.
and J. r. Caton last week attended O
meeting OF the State Bar Association at
Hot Springs.
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Mrs. Charles Potter and sister, Miss
Isabel Griffin, last week visited friends
in King George county.
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c. c. Carlin last week paid a visit 10
AIt Elliot 10 see his family. who are
summering there
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Miss Ida Mclaughlin spent last week
visiting friends in Front Royal
The Washington times., 1906-08-12

Miss Ruby / WOlvertOn. OF 121f
Princeton srreet, IS spending two weeks
at Cape May.
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Miss Bella Hirsh, Of Kenyon street,
has returned to her home from a stay
in New York city.
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Mrs c. F. Page, Henry Page. and
Georce PAGE, OF Jefferson street, left
the city recently for a stay at Colonial
Beach.