The Washington times., 1906-05-13
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Canman. for Baden, Germany, where
they will spend some time.
Mr.. S. Harlan arrived recently from
Battle Creek, Mich, TO take charge of
the art department in the Review and
Herald Publishing Company at this
place.
Mr. Everington, of Osborn county,
Kansas, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs A. Moody. on Carroll and Oak
avenues.
Last week Mr.. Hickman, of Elton,
Pa, visited friends at Takoma Park,
but has now returned TO his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Robinson are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Spicer. on Chestnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Keller. formerly Of Bat
tie Creek. Mich, arrived at this place
last week with a view of continuing.
their work in the new publishing house
at Takoma. Park.
Elder j. s. Washburn and family who
have resided in this vicinity the past
four or five years, left Wednesday for
their new home in Nashville. Tenn.
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs w. Robinson.
of Occoduan, Va, formerly of BARGE
Iona, Spain. visited at the home OF
their old friends, Nj. and Mrs. Wilkin-
son. on Butternut street
Mr.. f. r. Palmer. from the Pacific
Press Publishing Company. Mountain
View, Cal, who recently passed through
the earthquake experience. addressed
large and interested company Of young
people at Takoma Hall last Saturday
afternoon.
Elder X. G. Russell preached last Sat
urday at Takoma Hail. to large au-
dience-
l. b Smith arrived last week from
Battle creek. Mich, TO assist in putting
up machinery in the Review and Herald
publishing house. He viii remain as
stock keeper Of the book department
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Miller, of Wash
ineton. d. C. visited Takoma Park last
Tuesday
Mrs Overheld spent some time Satur-
day in Takoma Park with friends.
Prof =. C. Wilkinson. of Butternut
street, left last night for Mt. Vernon,
Ohio. where ne Will deliver the COM
mencement address To the graduating
class of the college at that place.
Elder l. H Evans, of Buffalo street,
left last week for Berrien Springs, Mich,
where he will be for few days on bust
ness.
Mr.. ETstcn and son. Of Georgetown.
visited TakOna friends last Sundav aft
ernoon.
Miss Hyett. Of Washington Heights,
was in Takoma last Wednesday
Dell Pickard, who has been attend
ing the Washington Training College at
Takoma, left Thursday for his home,
near Syracuse. y. Y. Next week he
leaves for the Thousand Island Park,
where he will spend the summer.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. Dyre's
Of
sang again at the NJ. +. Church, North,
at Brightwood Park. where i. G. Pow
ers is pastor. J. w. Dyre. leader Of
chorus. also sang with and trained the
double quartet Of that church. Those
from Takoma who took part were: First
sopranos. Mesdames Love. Movers. Aus
tin. Nealle. Washburn, Smith, and Eas
terly: Misses Russell Gould, Zeidler
Wheeler. Waters. Perry: second So
pranos, Mesdsmes Crittenden, Jackson,
Shear. and Misses NJ. 2. Dyre, Hopkins
Skinner. and Mabel Bailey; first altos,
Mesdames. Miller, Walters, and Misses
Dyre, Smith. Gilbert. and Miller; second
altos Mesdames. Perry, Mclaughlin,
Rrainard. Gould, and Miss Carrie Bal
ley: first tenors. Messrs. Shedd. Mccoy.
Crittenden; second tenors, Messrs. Nc
Laughlin. Drs. Heald and Palmer: first
bass, Nessrs. Smith, Dexter. y. Jackson,
Shear. Drs Nealle and Beatty; second
bass. Messrs. Perry. Easterling, Dexter
Favorite. Walters. and Austin.
Mr.. Alexander II. Taltamus, who has
been at Takoma for some time. left
Monday for Alexandria. Va, where he
Will farm the coming year.
Miss Gidea. who has been attending
the Washington Training College. left
Friday afternoon for her home in Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Mrs. Morris. formerly Of Hamilton.
Mich. who has been with friends in
Takoma Park, for some time. left last
week for Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. Seeney. Of ChesweIL, Del. is in this
place visiting friends.
Mrs. J. W Lawhead of Carroll ave-
nue. is stin very i'll at her home.
Last week Mr.. Muncy visited Takoma
friends, and has now returned to his
home in Cheswell. Del
Mrs. F. H. Rogers. who has been very
III at her home on Pine street, the past
few weeks. is now convalescent.
Miss Lulu Swift, Of Lincoln Park
spent Saturday with friends at this
place.
Mr.. J. r. Scott and family. of North
Ne-A'N -'AA4AAt - NDAAs maui a lllnh WISH
to Takoma friends last Tuesday.
afrs. c. e. Holmes. of Blair road
visited friends in Washington last Mon
day
Mr. and Mrs. Chase moved last weel,
from Northeast Washington to the
Lamonde fiat, on Maple street, Takoma
Park
Mr. and Mrs. Harding. Of Washing
ton' spent one day last week at Takoma
Park with old friends.
Last Friday evening at the Takoma
Hal the Hyattsville Dramatic CIub
presented their popular play. Just for
Fun 1t was well attended, and en-
5oyed by all
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter. of Brightwood
visited the formers parents. DR.. Dex-
ter and Mrs. Dexter, on Cedar street.
last Sunday
Dr. Galloway spent one day last week
at ms farm near this place.
Last Saturday Elder J. s. Wash
burn. who has been pastor Of the NJ
street Memorial church at Washington
since its beginning, preached his f3rr
Wen sermon before leaving for Nash