The Washington times., 1906-05-13
Bloomingdale Lost a Baseball.

The BlOomingdale Athletic Club Jour
neyed down 10 Alexandria last. week.
and played a game with the Athletic
Club. Of that city. IN which the Bloom
ingdales lost out by a score of Is 10 10.
Robert Carter, who lives at 11C3 Third
street northwest, was PT9bably fatally
injured last week at Second and o
streets northwest He was unloading q,
wagon when telegraph pole weighing
perhaps 200 pounds. fell. bearing his
body 10 the ground. His head was
badly injured and he was hurt intern
ally
Patrick Fealey. sixty-five years Of age.
who resided at 433 Rhode Island avenue
northwest, died suddenly on last Sun
day morning. His death was due 10
acute indigestion The funeral took place
from his late residence yesterday morn
ing at $50 o'clock Requiem mass was
celebrated az Immaculate Conception
Church at 10 O'Clock
The real estate Srm Of Moore & Hill
has sold house 2025 FlagIer street north
west, BloomingdaIe, for Harry Ward
man. for the sum Of $500. This is the
last house Of a row OF twenty-three
which Mr. Wsrdman erected on this
street.
The lie DrOits met recently az the
home OF the vice president Miss Nell
Fielding. 42S T street northwest As
usual. games were played after all The
business Of the meeting had been trans
acted. Refreshments were served al d
late hour.
The Rode Island Avenue Methodist
Baseball Club. which is composed al
most entirely OF Bloomingdale young
men. crossed bats last week with the
Brookland team on the formers
grounds, the Rhode Island Methodists
winning out by a score Of I TO >
\ competitive drill between crack
squads representing Companies f and
H. Of the Second Regiment, Boys Bri-
gade. took place recently in the base
ment Of the Assembly Presbyterian
Church The contest was won by a
small majority of points by the squad
from Company II, commanded by Capt.
J. r Meacham.
Mrs. Phil May of Charleston. w. Va.
is here on a visit 10 her sister and
parents at the home of the latter, IlS5
Sixth street northwest.
Thomas Hoover. seventy years OF age.
died last week At his home 1729 Fifth
street northwest. Heart disease was
the cause of his death. Mr. Hoover's
body was not found until a day after
he had died. As he was in the habit OF
going away from home and remaining
two or three days ut a tine his rela tiyes
we're not alarmed by his absence. When
a member Of his family went 20 the door
Of his room and found that il was locked
a policeman was summoned. The door
was broken open and the body found
upon the bed.
A reception was held last Wednesday
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Ermantraut the occasion being the 18th
anniversary of their wedding. During
the evening they were the recipients of
many handsome pieces OF silverware
from their friends and relatives
Lieut.. John Gaylord Church. l.. s y,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Church. at their home on Third street
nOrthwesI.
In a hard-hitting game the Blooming
dale Athletic Club last week defeated
the L and l. Fraternity. by a score
OF Il TO ,
A pleasant evening was spent recent
ly at the hcme of Mrs. Steers, the oc-
cnsiOu being the birthday of her daugh-
ter, Minnie Music. games, and solos
were the amusements until a late hour,
when refreshments were served.