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Wedded in Michigan.

An extremely interesting announce
ment To many throughout this section
tells Of the marriage at Grand Rapids.
Mich. September Is, of Samuel J.
Garges. son of Mr. and Mrs William
II. Garges. of as North Carolina avenue
southeast. TO Miss Florence SohnOor.
Only a few Intimate friends Witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev Father Schmidt. pastor of St.
Andrews Church of Grand Rapids. A
wedding breakfast followed the service.
after which NIr. and Mrs. Garges left
on an extended wedding trip. Upon
their return they win reside at 1852
Brooklyn avenue. Detroit
MT Garges has a large number Of
friends throughout southeast Washing
ton. having lived here most of his life.
He attended the Eastern High School
and was graduated after the four years
course. He expects 20 bring his wife
East with him during the coming win
ter holidays. when he will make a short
stay with friends and relatives in Wash
iu~tOn
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Y Beach. F. Hodgson. J. Hartley, D.
Wlegard, W. Cahnl, F. Frydell. W. Cog
gins. +. Ofutt. F. Cawson, H. Talbert.
@. c. HIpkins. c. Bliss. C.. PAUL. S
Hlnwood ana +. c. McCathran. The
following assisted Mr.. Dietz in enter
tanning the knights; L, Pennen. Of
Waynesboro, Pa: J. Ramsey, Of Ard
more. Pa. A. Harrison, Jr., Of New
London. Conn; w. II. r. Martin and B..
McCathran Of Washington, .. c.
In honor OF her aunt. Mrs. William
Plowman. of CockeysviIle. Nd, Mrs.
William T Buell. entertained a number
of her friends at her home. IA Sixth
street southeast. several evenings ago,
Musical selections were rendered dur
ing the evening by the hostess. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Mrs. Hat
tie T. LOvel. Mrs Emma Wilver, Miss
Ida seiders. Of Alexandra. Va; Mrs.
Sadie f. Hissey Miss Beatrice Wilver,
John Simmons. William T. Buell. and
Master Willie Buell..
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ROSES FEED ON MEAT

II have yet TO see a rose equal to
those grown In Rome" said the amateur
horuculturist. They bloom in the
greatest abundance all through the win
ter and they are as large and rich and
velvety as American Beauties, living out
OF doors.
zone day on the Via Sistina, as I
passed the garden that had once been
the garden OF Luculus. / saw an old
man tending the superb roots that .;---y
there. He was pouring on their roots
dark, rich-lOokiug fluid
Why are the Roman roses so beau
tiful and abundant I said TO the old
man
Because they eat meat he answer
ed.
&c Eat meat? Nonsense said I
Well. they drink meat-meat ex-
tract. which is the same thing said
the old man. We Roman gardeners
have for centuries Watered our roses
thrice a week with a strong decoction
OF S-esh beef-a rich grade Of beef tea
They are meat eaters. That IS why the
roses Of Rome are as hardy and prolific
as weeds. ana at the same time as rich
~. delicateiy beautiful and as sweetIv
perfumed as flowers grown under
glass Chicago Chronicle
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Snrnrised BY Friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Reynolds were
rendered a surprise party by friends at
their home. 233 Sixth street southeast
several evenings ago. in honor of their
fourteenth wedding anniversary An ex-
Celleut musical program was rendered
during the evening and refreshments
were served The following were
among those present: Misses Laura
Hawkins. Maggie Hawkins. Cora
Hawkins 0Iaude Hawkins Susan
Tughman, Lucy Tiighman. Mabel
simms Jean Miller. Nellie Brown. Lula
AIcKau. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jackson.
Mrs. Charles Simms. Mrs HaTgrOve,
Mrs. Wellington. Mrs. Robert Ashton,
Mrs. Joseph Warren, Mrs. William ROl-
Inns Mrs. Walter Stewart, Mrs. William
Joyce, and Philip Elwood. w. Lane, w.
Newman. James McKall. Z. Minor and
AIessrs. jackson. Brown, Mason. Jones.
and Pratt
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First of Mems Club Meetings.

The first OF series Of meetings TO be
held during the coming winter by the
Mems Club of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copll Church took place last Monday
night at the church. Fifth and { streets
northeast The initial meeting was
given in compliment 20 the ladies Of the
church and members Of the congrega-
ton. The social haH OF the church was
crowded with the clubs guests, and a
program of unusually entertaining mum
bers furnished interest during the even
ing. Prof. Leroy, of Washington. eN-
hiDlted some clever sleight-of-hand work
which greatly pleased the audience. The
pBogram comprised the following mum
bers. Guitar and mandolin duet
Messrs. VIehmeyer and Madert; bari
tone solo, r r Roderick; readings
Howard Bucker: bass solo, Dana Hol-
land; ocarina solo. Mt. Madert; vocal
solos. Mr. Viehmeyer
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KNIGHTS Templars Officers.

At the annual election of officers OF
Mt Calvary Commandery. No. L.
Knights Templar, at Fifth street and
Virginia avenue southeast, the follow
irq we're chosen: Eminent commander,
Sir John 2. Turner; generallssimo. Sir
lyfufam B. cambridge: captain general.
Sir lanes O. Banheld; preIate. Sir
Horauo y. Smith, senior warden 9!r
Nathaniel Robinson Junior warden. SlF
JohD y. Dorster; treasurer, Sir Joseph
d. Jones: recorder, Sir William H.
Everson: wardeT, Sir David l. stewart.
Following the election lhe ne" oIl4'el
x,cra installed by Past Right Eminent
crand Commander John W. Freeman.
v,-bc yya.s assisted by the following Sirs
7 .nnpstrcet Bradford, J. Thomas Tas-
cOe John Sayles. John T. Ricks. Hor-
ace n. Bailey, ana William X. Brown
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A Pretty Wedding.

a very pretty wedding was solemnized
Thursday morning. when Miss Ella NJ.
Bentley and Claude NJ Sears. OF Balti-
more. We're married at the home of the
brides mother. go X street southeast
The ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Johns. OF Christ Epis-
copal Church, was Witnessed by only a
few relatives and intimate friends A
reception was held after the service
William Sears was best man Tor his
brother, and Miss Agnes SaXty was
maid Of honor. The wedding march was
played by Miss Long. Later in the day
Mr.. and Mrs Sears left the city on
their wedding trip. After October IL
they viii receive their friends at $40 K
Erranr northeast
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RecePtion to o5ient Drn Corps.

A large number OF guests were enter
tanned at the home of Charles Dietz.
Jr. us North Carolina avenue south
west, Wednesday evening. when a re-
ception was given by the host in honor
OF the drill corps Of Orient Command
cry No. s. of Knights Templar. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
palms and flowers. and an entertaining
program of music and speeches nassaI
away the evening. Refreshments we're
served. The following kniQbts yvers
present: b. Mehn, commander. r
Tylkerson, c. Hasbaugh, A. Tomnl,irs
b. Wiesnbon, Dr. G. Neely. c TTar,-a,,
il J. WOLF, S. sigers. H. HasIer
Holt. J. Bonini, J. E. Wells, H. Lewis
C. Doher. J. Legge. J. AIilans. DR.. w II
Wunder. J. Mcpherson, d. Leonard w
f. Miller. J. R. Costinett. c. S. Tornn-
kins J. EglofT, D. Beach L. Turner 7
i. Hodgson, J. Schultz, L. z. Hazleton
w. NJ. Garrett. J. Williams. J. Davies
n. Tippett, II. ". Heinline, J. Cissen
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Rally Day in NJ. E. Church.


Rally day was observed last Sunday
IN the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Nichols avenue. As the afternoon sun
day school service the program was
as follows: Prayer by the Rev. II. O..
Spencer. the pastor; vocal solo. Keep
Tentlng Toward the Highlands by
Mrs. John Hanna: recitation, Rowing
Against the Tide, by Miss Barbara
Butterheld; address by Samuel d.
Hardy, superintendent OF the Sunday
school Of Waugh Methodist Episcopal
Church. vocal duet. by the Messrs.
Johnson and Stanley address by the
pastor. the Rev. II. q. Spencer. The
closing prayer was offered by Mr.
Hardy. James McCauley, the president
OF the Christian Endeayor Society, was
in charge OF the evening service. The
program was as follows. Song service.
Scripture reading, TWenty-seventh
Psalm; prayer by the Rev. II. C. spen-
Ger. the pastor; anthem, by the choir,
reception Of new members; address. by
Edward Tarring, president OF the Chris
tian Endeav0r Union of the District or
Columbia duet, pilot of Gallee," by
The Misses Barber address by the pas
tor, the Rev. II @. Spencer; anthem
by the choir, closing remarks by the
president OF the Christian Eudeavor So
ciety. James NJ McCauley; closing
hymn, stand Up for Jesus"
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Congress Heights

At a recent meeting OF she Christian
Endeavor Society the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
James NJ McCauley. president; John
Hanna, vice president; Philip MCgrUder,
financial secretary and tTeasureri Miss
Maude Fowler, corresponding secretary;
Miss Blanch Brown. organist; Miss
Joyce. chairman OF lookout committee,
and Herbert Talbert. chairman Of social
committee.
The society last met Tuesday night at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spaulding. corner Seventh street and
Hamilton road.
After the business session the remain
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Southeast
WASHINGTON

A marriage of more than ordinary in
terest to southeast residents interested
in the social affairs of this section of
the city. was that of Miss Maude T..
Carter and Lawrence AIaher, Wednesday
morning The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Mcguire. In the
presence Of the relatives OF the two
families The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Minnie Carter w. A..
Maher, "a brother of the groom, was
best man After the ceremony the
couple left the city on a trip through
the North, where they win visit New
York, Niagara Falls and Canada. Upon
their return To Washington they will
reside at their new home. 456 Kentucky
avenue southeast, where after October
10, they will be at home to friends.
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Inuitatinns Are Out.

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs William NJ. Bobb for the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Jennie E.
Bobb, 10 William c. Thurber. The cere-
mony win take place Tuesday evening.
October 16. at s o'clock at the home Of
the brides parents, 92l Pennsylvania
avenue southeast Only relatives and
intimate friends have been Invited
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win Live in Washington.

Miss Amy L. Day and Elmon V. Carr
We're married Wednesday night by the
Rev. Dr II. II Franz, at the parsonage
Of Trinity NJ. e. Church. 500 Fifth street
southeast. Later IN the evening the
couple left the city for the brides
former home in New Haven, Conn.
where they win make a short visit. They
Will soon return to WASHINGTON to make
their home.
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214-G|BlooInInedaIezzz - 2

Gen. J. II. Brinker has moved from
10O6 street northwest 10 As NJ street
northwest.
Mrs. Robert Mcdonald. of 55 New
York avenue. has gone on trip to
Niagara Falls and the Thousand
Islands.
Misses Ella. Lizzie, Mamie, and
Fanny Jordan, Of Isle of Wight county,
Va. are visiting their relative Mrs
Thomas w. Hungerford, 222 \ street
northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Connor have
issued invitations for the wedding re-
ception OF their daughter. Ada Waugh,
and J. Webster Manning. Wednesday
evening, October 10, 7:30 TO 9 o'clock. at
% Florida avenue northwest
Mrs John H. Siggers and daughter,
Edith, have returned home.
brated the silver anniversary OF their
wedding at their residence, u K street
in the midst Of many friends.
The Rev. DR.. Little made an address
recalling the happy wedding OF twenty
five years ago at which ne ohiciated.
He was assisted by the Rev. DIT. Mac
Leod. who also contributed a few we'll
chosen remarks. The room IN which an
informal reception occurred was banked
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Quietly Married.

Miss Edith Frey and Charles A. Kirk
were married at Wilson Memorial
Church Wednesday by the Rev. DR.
Edward Il Lamar. The wedding was
q very quiet affair. the only witness
being Harry Frey, a brother of the
bride. The couple went 90 Arlington,
Nd. the following day. where they
were given "a reception AT the home Of
Mr.. Kinks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
rgfvE-
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Snringmann-O,Eein Nnptials.

The parsonage Of st. Peters Church.
Second street southeast was the scene
Wednesday evening OF the marriage of
Miss Annie V. ONem and Joseph
Springmann. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. James NJ. O'Brien.
The only attendants were Miss Bessie
Steele as bridesmaid, and Joseph r.
Fague as best man. Immediately after
the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Springmann
left the city on a wedding trip TO
Canada. They will visit Niagara Falls
and the Thousand Islands. Their future
home will be at Lorton. Va.
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with American Beauty roses against a
background OF palms and ferns, and
the dining room, where a buffet lunch
was served. was artistically decorated
in golden rod and autumn flowers. Mr..
and Mrs. Leese were the recipients of
many presents and remembrances, con-
sisting OF some handsome pieces OF
silverware. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Williamson, Mrs.
Alice Kendall McMichael. Mrs. c. l..
Wood Mrs. Frederick Schultz, DR..
Wilson. Dr. and Mrs Macleod. DR.. and
Mrs. Dollson, Mrs. Burchard. Mr. and
Miss CarsweH, DR. and Mrs. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Doniphan, Mrs In
gals Mrs. Shane. Misses Lees Kelly,
and Kitueson, and Messrs. Rodrick.
Leese. Whitford, Croggon. O'Neill, and
Golden.
The WashIngtanians assembled at the
home of Miss Marion GIddings, 2i5 II
street northwest. Monday evening. Sew
eraI committees were appointed and
other business transacted. Solos were
well rendered by Misses Vera and Helen
Levy, who were guests Of the club
At a late hour refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses AppleOy.
Slater, Giddings, Brcslin, Harding,
Harmon, Y. Levy, Messrs. G. 81. Phelps
Adams. Willet. Eelblg, Pitt, ard
Bricker.
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James E. CTandle. son OF aIr. and Mrs
John CraEdle. and Miss Bertha /. AfJIas
both Of Laurel, were quietly roa,--tas st
W asningtOns on Wednesday. Thav vii
Ieslce here upon their return honey
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas and
M and Mrs. Douglas Thomas. who
spent the summer with The Misses
GoIasDorough, have returned 10 their
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Personal Gossip.

Mrs Marx Kaufman, Of 7l9 D street
southeast. recently entertained for a
few days Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott StTouse
OF Baltimore.
Following a stay in Virginia Mrs. An
ME Gardiner. of East Capitol street, has
returned to her home.
Clarence Sweeby has returned to
his home in Scranton, Pa, after a
months visit to his brother on Capitol
Hill.
Captain and Mrs. Wlllett Randall, cf
CapitoI Hiu. entertained a number Of
their frienCs at dinner recently.
Following were the guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lennon. Mr. and Mrs. Manning,
Miss Kathleen Scott ana Elliott JEFF
fries.
Mrs. Sweeby ana her children have
gone 20 New Haven, Conn, where they
VII visit for several weeks
Robert Price. of Thirteenth street,
and Archie Hail, OF Capitol Hill have
returned from q two weeks hunting
trip near Elvar. Va.
Following a summers stay IN Virginia
Miss Evelyn Price has returned TO her
home.
After delightful trip of several weeks
to Lake George, Saratoga, and several
places in New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nvron i. Story, of 62S A street south
east, have returned.
Miss Irene Dietrich, Of East Capitol
street, who has been spending several
weeks with relatives in the West, has
returned home.
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BOyds, Md.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Totten and fam
lily Of Mesilia, n. NJ, are here for
several months visiting Mrs. Mary
Howe T0tten. at their beautiful home
Winderbourne.
Miss Isabel Gregory. Of Washington. is
here as a guest of Miss Edith Tottcn.
Miss Grace B. Pumphrey is visiting
friends at Brookeville. this county.
Ross Benson. OF Griffon, son Of Hon.
II. r. Benson, former member Of Mary
land Legislature from this county. is
announced to marry Miss Burn..e OF
Delaware. daughter of former state
Treasurer BUTnite Mr.. Benson has
been crack pitcher OF a Delaware team
this year when they met and soon be-
came engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ". Gott. of Pcoles-
Vile, announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Mary Eloisa, 10 LinwOod
Hayes. Of Barnesvilie, this count, tie
taking place in st. Parriek's
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M and Mrs. Edward Phelps were tha
guests of relatives in Baltimore during
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

Roy BevaDs. Of Nevada. is spending
some some time with his mother. Mrs. Julia
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson gave q
family dinner ia honor OF Dir. and Mrs.
Stephen Gambrill. Of London.
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Miss Patience van Devanter, OF
Paeonian Springs, has returned from a
visit to relatives in Washington.
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Mrs. Dora Baldwin has returned from
CilIton Springs, y. y, and will spend
ne winter IN Washington as the guesf
81 heF daughter Mrs. William Wilson
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Mrs. David y. Fadele, of Edinburg
county Va. accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Elsie and Ray
moud, her son, were visitors at the
home Of their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Click. jr., Of Hamilton road
the past week
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Mrs 4. 81. Bond IS visiting her son,
Thomas n. Bond. OF Washington.
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Mrs. David II. Fenton, wife OF the late
Hon. David Fenton, OF the MARYLAND
Legislature. from this county with her
family, has moved TO Washington Mrs.
FentOn has received an appointment in
the Land Office.
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Mrs. s c. Merrill. OF Washington.
has besn visiting her brother. David II
Fisher.
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Notes and Personals.

j. @. Rransou, a member OF the
United States band. and who resides on
Hamilton road. near Sixth street Is at
present in Boston. where the band has
a two weeks contract
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der OF the evening was devoted 10
music. singing. and games.
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Laurel

The members Of the Maryland and
District OF Columbia Field Trial Asso-
citation have accepted an invitation from
Harry +. FTGat. OF the Laurel Game
Protective, TO meet IN Laurel ON NOyeu,-
ber q, p. and p. The trials VIII take
place near Laurel Messrs. Finley. Arm
strung. and others viii shortly visit
the Laurel Game Protective Association
and the farmers over whose grounds
tie trials are 10 be held and arrange
details. Frank m. Finley, Of Washing
ton. secretary OF thu association, has
opened Ldreau of Information in re-
gard 10 the trials, Harry 2. Frost OF
Laurel, Is secretary Of the association.
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Miss Ida Kennedy has closed her
nome, The Naples, and viii leave short
ly for New York. where she viii spenI
the winter.
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How Good Food may
Turn to Poison.

GN ECAY IS not digestion. you know.
even when it takes place in ths
lO stomach,
Food decaysd in the body
after being eaten is as dangerous to health
as food deoayed before being eaten.
Food nouhshes or POisons, Just accord.
Ing to how long it remains in the BowelG
undigested.
Most Of the Digestion occurs in ths
thirty feet Of intestines.
They are lined with a set Of little
mouths. that squeeze Digestive Juices Insa
the Food eaten.
The lnstestines are also lined wish millions
of little suction pumps. that draw the Nuui-
ment from Food. as it passes them In going
through.
But. when the Bowel-Musoles are weak.
the Food moves TOO slowly TO stimulate
the little Gastric Mouths and there Is 0
flow or too litte flow Of Digestive juice,
to change the food into nourishmsns.
Then. the food decays In the Bowels,
and the lit:le suction pumps draw Poison
from the deeayed Food. into the blood. in
stead Of the Nutrition they should have
drawn.
Now. Cascarets contain tho only COM
binaaon q drugs that Stimulates thess
Muscles Of the Bowels and Intestines Just
as a Cold Bath, or open-air Exercise. stim-j
ulates Lazy Man.
Cascarets therefore act Ike Exercise.
They produce the same sort Of Natural
result that a Six Mile walk in The country
would produce without any injurious Chem
ical effect.
The Vest Pocket Cascarst Box ia sold
by all Druggists at Ten Cents.
Be sure you get the genuine, made oniyi
by the Sterling Remedy Company. snds
never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped
"CCC," -
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Mrs. Marx Kaufman, Of 7l9 d street
southeast. recently entertained for a
few days Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Strouse,
OF Baltimore.
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Mrs Mary Bond and family have EoDa
10 Washington for the fan and winter
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James keOgl. who has been Yisitina
returned 10 his home IN this city.
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Following a stay in Virginia Mrs An
ME Gardiner. of East Capitol street, has
returned to her home.
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c. Louis E'olmar last week left for
New York and Niagara Falls.
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Mrs. I. Bell, Of Baltimore. who has
been visiting Col. and Mrs. John T.
Brady. has returned home.
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Miss Bessie Cushman, Of Kensington
left this week for Richmond. where she
goes TO resume studies in voice culture.
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Mayor Cornelius ECkhardt. of Ken
sington. who has been in a Baltimore
hospital recently for an operation, has
returned TO his home at Kensington,
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W =. Germann, who has been visit.
ing his parents In upper Prince street
mas returned to his home in Pennsyl-
vanla-
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The Rev. An.ircw BIRD attended the
presbytery at Sykesville the FIRST part
OF the week. and has now gone 10 Rich
nsond. Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Russell left
this week for Washington, where they
will spend the winter.
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of Fifth street. returneG home Thurs
day. after about six weeks absence
spent in visiting relatives and friends in
Boston and In Halifax. n. S.
S j. Breslin went on his furlough
Wednesday for twenty days Mr. Bres-
lin and family left Thursday for Penn
sylvania, where he viii visit relatives.
There is a movement on foot in this
suburb 20 organize a lodge OF Patriotic
Order Sons Of America here. Already "a
number OF signers have been secured
John Wright. OF Nicholas avenue, re-
turned home last Sunday, after a week s
visit 10 Harpers Ferry. W. Va.
Lieut.. John Covington. Of chemical
engine company No. o, returned TO his
duties Wednesday, after a leave of alb
sence of twenty days, which he spent
visiting relatives and friends in Nir-
ginia.
The Citizens Association soon wiz
hold an open meeting in its hall on
Hamilton road. near Sixth street, on
matters Of interest 10 property owners.
William 3. Dunn, a member OF the
Capitol police force, who lives in Randle
Park, has returned home after a visit
10 relatives and friends In Now Bruins
wick, y. j.
Charles w. Murphy, Of Nichols ave
nue.. c0ntemplates leaving here on the
18th instant for New York city, whence
he Will sail fer Panama,
Mr.. and Mrs. William c.. Brotton, Of
Park street, are visiting relatives and
friends in Jersey City, \. J., and New
York city.
Frank Jaesers has returned to his
home in SeW York city after several
weeks stay at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Woods, of Park street.
Carpenters have started building a
residence for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W
SoEer. IN the Butterfield addition.
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1. Eugene Gartrell. telegraph operator
for several years at Eoyds for the Bal
timOre and Ohio Railroad, has resigned
and left 10 Join the signal corps, y. S.
Army, and will be stationed at Fort
Wood. New York.
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Harry c. Armstrong, of kensington.
is To have charge of the United States
Patent Office exhibit at jamestown
Exposition next year. Mr.. Armstrong
holds a very important position in the
Patent once. which especially fits him
for the position he will hold
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Mrs Robert Mckay and son. Albert
of Fifth street, returneG home Thurs
day. after about six weeks absence
spent in visiting relatives and friends in
Boston and In Halifax. \. S.