The Washington times., 1906-05-20
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Holy communion and baptism Of in
fants will be conducted this morning al
IL O'Clock at Esther Memorial Church.
on Nichols avenue
Rev H G. Spencer arrived here on
Friday and viii preach at the Meth
Odist Episcopal Church Of oxen HU-
Md. ;his morning. and tonight viii
preach at the Methodist EpiscoDat
Church on Nichols avenue. Rev. Mr.
Spencer was recently appointed 10 this
charge at the annual conference held in
Baltimore. succeeding the Rev. w. L.
Orem, who was transferred 70 Aberdeen.
Nd Rev. Mr.. Spencer was married
about five weeks ago. and with his wife
will reside IN cottage In Randle Park.
James II. Holmes. OF Brothers street,
Randle Park. viii leave shortly for
West Virginia tc be absent about thirty
days While away Mr. Holmes viii
spend greater portion of the time in
wheeling. his native city.
After a several months visit TO New
YORK city Mr.. and Mrs 1. P Ruck viii
return tomorrow and viii reside at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs W. 3. Dunn, OF
Brothers street, Randle Park
Edward J. Newcomb, Of Nichols ave
nue.. received a telegram recently an
nonncing the death from Iockjaw Of Ed
ward Engelke. his nephew. az BerkIey
Va.
Edward J. Newcomb and family
moved into their new dwelling. corner
Nichols avenue and Esther place, during
the past week
The Young Peoples Benevolent So
cietY or the Methodist Episcopal Church
met TUESDAY evening AT the home OF
Miss Blanche Burnip, Of Eighth street
Among those present were Misses
Elnor and Lottie hewitt OF Washington
city; Elizabeth SpaIdIng. Rena Brown.
Maud Fowler. Grace Proctor. Florence
Pumphrey. Blanche Burnip. and VII
liam Quill. d. hewitt H Deible. Donald
McGin. and Mr. Leeman. Of Washing
ton city, and Albert Oehler. Robert
Wright. Charles Pedgett, William FoH-
Ter. Vincent McDaniels. Herbert Tai
bert. Phillip MagrUler, Donald Thorn,
and Mr. Goodman.
DR.. TharOs Harlan IS occupying a cot
tage on Nichols avenue. having removed
TO this suburb recently For some time
Dr.. Harlan was located on the Navajo
reservation. al Shiprocl. New Mexico.
and was also on several reservations in
Utah and other Western States. Pre-
viOus to coming here he paid a visit 10
Atlanta, Ga. where he has many
friends He formerly resided in Wash
ington before his appointment in the
Indian service.
Jesse Wood. a colored man about fifty
years Of age, residing at IOS5 Thirty
third street northwest. sustained a frac-
ture Of the left leg on Monday evening
about o'clock.
Mood was 7rfz-frc- = 1or-1,r, 4os-, oor
veying slate 10 some District buildings.
near Shepherds. D. c. -or a local con-
tractor and while descending Bald Eagle
Hnl- Wood was thrown from The wagon.
fracturing his leg Several employees
v-ent 10 his assistance and rendered
what aid was possible until the arrival
Of Policemen Whalen and Weber, of the
Anacostia precinct. with the patrol
wagon, when the injured maa was con-
veyed TO the Washington Asylum Hos
pitsl, where he was given medical at
tention-
A. H. Chase. Of Chemical Engine
Company. No. ;, is on leave for twenty
days
There viii be a lawn fete May 90 on
the Wahler addition. Among the at
fractions 10 be provided will be trap
shooting from 10 O'Clock until $50
o'clock. The day viii wind up with
dancing in the town hall on Hamilton
road, beginning at O'Clock During the
afternoon there viii be a game of ball
between picked team Of married men
OF this suburb and the Congress Heights
baseball club
The citizens association viii hold a
meeting in the town hall on Hamilton
road Tuesday evening Reports Of COM
mittees viii be heard and business az
fecting the town VIII be brought up for
discussion
The members OF Chemical Engine COM
pany. No. 5. have made quite a neat
addition 10 their flower garden in the
way OF a large rustic summer house
Jack HOrner and his Pie" was the
subject of a witty and instructive lee
ture given recently iE the auditorium
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, by
the Rev Carl E DOny. Pm. D.. Of
Washington, D. c.