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Sons of Jonadao D Event.

Unity Council, No. >, Independent
Order Of the Sons Of Jonadab, met ia
Melford Hall, corner Eighth and I
streets northeast. Wednesday evening.
The meeting was held in honor Of the
4ortieth anniversary of James A.
Ciark's connection with the order.
Mr.. Clark took the pledge. admins
tered by the late Father Jacob Ambrose
Walter. in old St. Patrick's. February
23. 1866. Congratulations were show
cred upon Mr.. Clark ty the members
present, and In letters from many
friends. In the eood Of the order exer-
ctses, enthusiastic speeches We're made
by Past Worthy Chief Thomas j. Ma
ioney, Grand Chief John c. Daily.
Messrs. Raub, Riernan, and Ardella
Refreshments were served
A large crowd gathered in the lee
ture rooms of the Epworth NJ E
Church South. corner Seventh and A
streets northeast Friday evening.
when the third department OF the Ep-
worth League gave a pound party to
ala the Old Ladies' Home. Eegeta-
bles. fruits and delicactes Of every de-
scription filled the platform of the lee
was tastefully decorated. The follow
Ing program was rendered: Selections
heoew Orchestra; prayer. Rev. y. L.
Blakemore; piano duet. Miss and Mr.
Potter. recitation. Master VIII stock
EFT. recitation, Miss Elizabeth shan
non; piano solo, Louis Potter; violin
solo. Sammy Pole; recitation, Miss
Ellison; piano solo. Miss Mabel Ram
say; recitation. Miss Ethel PedIow.
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Paving of Eighth Street.

The Commissioners have received the
resolutions recently adopted by the
Northeast Citizens Association. re-
questing the paving Of Eighth street
northeast. between Maryland avenue
and II street When the resolutions
were referred to Engineer Commissioner
Bidd!e. he said that the paving Of
Eighth street would have to be done
according To schedule and that the
matter would be filed for consideration.
The recent bills of the Senate pro-
VidinE for the widening OF Bladensburg
road ana the extension of Rhode Island
avenue northeast have been ind rsed by
the association.
Mrs. a. g. Webb entertained fifteen
members Of the Capitol Hm History
club at her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs d J. Roberts. Mrs A. d. CASTOR.
and Mrs. Joseph DaEne read papers on
the History. Resources. and Indus
tries OF North and South Dakota. Iowa.
and Nebraska" AIRS. J. c. Weldon
read an interesting paper. the subject
OF which was Early TRANSFORMATION
Across the Plains"
frank I. Rawlings transferred a mart
OF lot Il, square 724, First street between
and d streets, 10 Percy w. Piokford
A permit has been granted to S. A.
Atkinson TO build two-story brick
dwelling at Ga Ninth street northeast
The architect viii be Frederick G. At
kinson- The cost is estimated at 5000.
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Rockville

Gilbert Thomas MulHcan and Miss
Mamie Lee Mansfield, near German
town. this county. were married here
last week by Rev s r. White
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry GTifith. OF Lay
louisville announce the engagement of
their daughter. Verda. 10 the Rev.
GoseDh y. Balthis, of Frederick. Nd.
The wedding viii occur on April II at
the home of the brides parents.
The Fortnighty Club Of POolesviIle,
was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs
Hodson last Thursday afternoon. There
was a large attendance and much inter
est was manifested. Mrs. Edward Woot-
ton read an able paper on Childhood. 8"
by Mrs. F. NJ. Williams, recently read
before the Fortnightly Club of Hot
Springs. Ark. Miss Della Young made
some valuable suggestions as to the
uses tc which money collected in dues
might be put. After enjoying refresh
ments the club adjourned to March Is.
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Pleasant Birthday Party.

In honor Of Miss Mary Madigan. a
birthday party was given at the home
OF Miss Humes, 1905 First street north
east, Monday evening A musical pro-
gram was rendered and games played
after which refreshments were served.
Miss Madigan was the recipient of
many beautiful presents.
While attempting 10 board street
car al Fifteenth and II streets Tuesday
night about 9.l5 O'Clock, Samuel Raj
fcrty, aged hfty-eight, fell and received
injuries TO his face and knee. He was
able to go to his home, S24 Brewer s
court northwest, without assistance.
Miss Lillian Beck entertained a num-
ber of her friends Monday evening.
Music and games were enjoyed during
the evening, and after refreshments had
been served, dancing was INDUCED in.
The following were among those pres
ent: Misses Mary Mechan. Edna Hay
den. Edith Holden. Dora Hayden, Mel
lie Burke. Ida Taylor. Nellie O'Connor.
Lille W. Wiede, Dan Leahy, W. Brady.
J. Woodgate. S. Hayden. VIII Olive.
Joe Burke, L. Antrim. and Mrs. t
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs J. Beck, jr., and
Master Elmer Beck.
John A. Wynkoop has tranferred lot
I'll. square $50 F street northeast, be-
tweer Sixth and Seventh streets, TO
Emma II. Gelston.
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Special Services Held.

The special services last week in the
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church
have been discontinued. The pastor Of
the church, the Rev. George NJ Cum
mings, opened the special meetings in
Groves Hall. Twining City, Monday
night. These meetings were continued
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Charles &. Bury. an overseer and
watchman at the workhouse. is confined
to his home IN Twining City by injur-
les received in trying to prevent the es-
cape of colored prisoner from the
workhouse several mornings ago. Mr..
Bury discovered the mans attempt to
escape and attempted to capture him.
Beneath a porch the watchman raised
his head suddenly, and cut his head on
the beams
Frank NJ. Finotti and a student at the
Polytechnic Hospital, in New York, IS Ill
at her home here.
Milton Brent was surprised by his fei-
low-members in the Willing Workers
class of the Anacostia Baptist Church
Wednesday evening at his home on Lin
coin street. Among those in the party
were the Misses Annie Goodman,
Blanche Keifer. Ola Keifer. Hattie Toll
son, and Nora WhalIey, and Howard
Griffith, Conrad Paxton, Charles Cook
man, Louis Goodman, and Albert Toll
son.
The Martin cottage. In RandIe Park, is
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Northeast
WASHINGTON

The Commissioners have ordered that
sewer be laid along the south side
OF street northeast from Fourth
street northwest. t1irty-six feet.
Mrs. p. NJ. Eikins. OF I26 Massachu-
setta avenue northeast left the city
last week for Bloomfield. Ill. to at
tend the funeral of her father Dr. Will
liam Hill. who died March ].
In honor OF Mrs. George Basbenger.
of Glens Falls. y. Y. a euchre and
luncheon We're given at the home of
Mrs. ]. w. Major. 11l6 Florida avenue
northeast. Thursday. Those present
Were: Mrs. Harvey Ellis, Mrs Horace
Drake. Mrs. Phoebe Drake. Mrs. Walter
Hurley. Mrs. Eugene Bremen, Mrs VIII
liam Teepe. Mrs. Thomas Landergren
Mrs. John Ward, Mrs. Viola Longacre,
Mrs. John Davis Mrs Z. Johanseu.
Mrs. Robert Bass. Mrs. Fred Lzxfs,
Mrs. William Warner. Mrs. Lee So{re.
Mrs David GOumph Mrs. Charles Eht-
ers, and Mrs. Ellen Louise EhIers
The property at 526 Twelfth street
northeast has been transferred from
James w. Shaw 20 Elmore c. Lock-
wood.
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| Willis Holland, who has been i'll for
the past week with pneumonia, is con-
valescing
/ fire in the home Of ". A Ryburg.
/ of 17I5 Jackson street, last Thursday
evening. caused considerable damage to
one Of the rooms.
The Phunny Phellows Club met last
night at the home OF Howard Galbraith.
OF Newton street Several new members
were initiated.
Miss Mary Pretty has returned from
New York.
Mrs. Yeager has returned from a short
trip to Baltimore.
T. Z. Pitzer was a recent visitor at
the home Of Charles q. Lennon. of
Twelfth and Newton street
The many friends of Mrs. Yenney. of
1Vl Lawrence street, will be sOrry To
hear Of her recent death after short
/ Illness.
Captain Grim. of Company II. is con-
fined TO his home because OF illness.
a surprise party was given William
Harrison in honor of his fourteenth
birthday, by his many friends Among
the amJsements of the evening was a.
potato race, in which VIII Harrison and
/ kuth Sherwood proved to be the mOst'
successful Among those present were
tne Misses Ruth Sherwood, Geen Paul.
catherine Hanson, Rebecca Lennon, and
Lyle Cottonburg. L. Sherwood. and E.
| The Brookland Pleasure Club gave a
banquet last Saturday night at the
nome or the president. Earl Simons.
among those present were the Misses
/ Z HeL1etd. Rachael Johnson, W. Barn
| holt. Katherine Davis, B. Clark. s.
Pretty, Helen BarnhOlt and y Wood
ward; George Hamilton, Earl Simons,
( 9: Tans1lI, ". Ralph, Z. MCGEE. H
Woodward, r. Smith, H BarnhoIt. Q.
Hanson. and {. Carpenter
The Brookland Baseball Club has
organized for the season Of 1905 with
| the following players: Julien. Collie,
and Rodler, catcheTs; Middlehauf ST.
mons, and Hardester pitchers. Rurr
Sargent, Tansill, AIarean. Sullivan. in
HOrRer, outfieIders
A large number Of people gathered
at the Church Of Our Saviour on
Wednesday evening last to attend the
confirmation services. Bishop Satter-
lee preached on the Sermon on the
Mount" The service was full choral,
with even prayer. The grand old mar
tiaI hymns of the church-"Ouward
. Christ an Soldiers" The Son Of God
Goes Forth to War" stand Up for
Jesus and the ever old but beat tffuI
hymn, THE Church Is but One Founda-
ton" were rendered A. ofTert0ry the
hymn Lead Kindly Light was sung.
The choir consists of forty men. boys
and girls, with Mrs. ZolIinger, organist.
4 large class was confirmed, which re-
hected great credit on the rector's great,
zeal and piety.
The regular meeting OF the Brook
land Literary, Social and Musical Club
was held at the residence Of Mr..
Melius Of Newton street. Thursday
evening The subject considered was
ireland, Her Place in History, and Her
Poets" A splendid program was pre-
sented. including solos by Mrs. Rich
mOnd and Mrs. Lanihan. The Messrs
Wolcod. WheelOck. and Harrison deliv-
cred decIamations. Addresses were
made by the Rev. William Morgan
Jones and Judge Penuypacker. Re
freShments were served. The next
meeting viii be held at the home Of
Thomas G. Carmich on the evening Of
March %. The theme to be discussed
viii be 'Iongfellow"
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Fey. Frank Kidwell. Jacob Rodisky,
William Littlefovd, George Fey. Clinton
Brown, Edward Deuterman, Sam Cole
man, William Tucker, Clinton Tucker.
Mr.. BillUps. Prizes won We're awarded
TO Miss Marie Fey and Everett Tucker.
John DutJon. of Charles county,
Maryland, is visiting his daughter.
Mrs Ford Wainwright, Of Al Sixth
street southeast.
Miss Edna Shaw will entertain her
friends AT euCtre party at her home,
us Third street southeast, March Il.
The St Katherine Guild met in the
parish hall OF st. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church. Third and a streets
southeast, last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Calkins is i'll at her residence,
62S North Carolina avenue. southeast.
Mrs Samuel ". Dietrich. Of 529
Fifth street southeast, left Wednesday
to spend some time with friends in
Baltimore, Nd
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Allen. vice president; Louis Dietrich.
secretary; Clarence Rice, treasurer. Al
ter the transaction Of business refresh
ments were served.
Funeral services over the remains Of
DR.. o. c. Gilliland were held Monday
morning ST IL o'clock at the family resi-
dence, &c Eleventh street northeast. IN
terment was made in Gle vol Gene
terry. DR.. GiIiiland was thirs TX years
old. and is survived by his wife, Mrs
Amy Z. Gflliland
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Myers enter
tanned the members Of the Jolly Vet
erans' Euehre Club Thursday evening
at their home. 3i2 Twelfth street
northeast The rooms were beautifully
decorated. Eucbre was played until 10
O'Clock, when dainty refreshments we're
served. The following were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Feathers Mr.. and Mrs
Calhoun, Mr.. and Mrs. Chrisp. Mr. and
Mrs. EXley. Mr.. and Mrs Shaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs Wor-
den, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond, Mr. and
Mrs Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. FreeIand.
Mr. and Mrs. Myers, Nh. and Mrs.
Howard
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Mems Club Meeting.

The Mems Club of Trinity NJ E
Church, Fifth and G streets southeast,
held a meeting Tuesday evening which
was largely attended. After an address
by the president, c. s. Heinline the fol-
lowing program was carried out: Open
ing ode. by the club: songs, by laser
II. Cathen, with Mr.. Murth as accom-
panist; whistling in imitation of birds,
by Milton Clae; humorous stories. J.
Finley Hayes, and remarks by Rev. J.
G Nicholson, pastor OF the church. The
meeting was one of the most successful
given during the winter. Several new
members were added TO the rolls Re
freshments were served in the Sunday
school rooms. Those in charge were E.
+. Camo, vice president; Z. Woodwork
secretary, and w R. Sniffin treasurer
The dedication of the new Church Of
the Holy Comforter, at Fourteenth and
East Capitol streets southeast. VIII take
place Sunday, March 1S.- Rev. Joseph I.
Mcguire, the pastor, has thus far been
unable to formulate a program for the
dedicatory exercises, but 1t is stated that
the occasion viii lack nothing in proper
solemnity and display.
The new pier which Carter & Clark
are 10 build for the new steel company.
which win establish a big sheIlmaking
plant in the District on the south side
of the Eastern branch viii be located
about 200 yards north Of the old Mann
fertilizer factory on the river at a point
where the channel sweeps near to the
shore. The pier will, it is said, be about
200 feet long, coming out 10 the deepest
part of the channel. and will be wide
enough across the front to give space
for large vessels. The pier Will be ready
for service early in the summer and
will be modern in all its equipments.
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AOACO

The Rev Father MCCanom, of St
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. preached
the first of a series Of sermons AT St.
Teresa's Church. Wednesday evening.
The. sermons will be preached on Sun
day. evenings during lent by visiting
clergymen. Stations of the cross viii be
Tecited each Friday evening in lent.
Last Sunday evening the sermon was
delivered by Monsignor Them, OF
Wichita, Kan
The Rev. Charles O. Isaac, pastor of
the Anacosta Methodist Episcopal
Church, began his term as one OF the
chaplains to the Government Hospital
Tor the Insane last Sunday afternoon.
At Silver HIN, Nd. Tuesday after
noon, Miss Inez r. Soper was married
to Robert II. Soper, by the Rev. Charles
NJ. Bart. Of ST. Teresa's Church, Ana
costa. The couple left Immediately for
Atlantic City.
Mrs. +. J. Newcomb, Of Randle Park,
is entertaining Mrs. NJ B. Clark. Of
Richmond, Va.
The choir of the Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church will sing the Cruel
fiXion," by Sir John Stainer, April /.
The cko-r viii be increased by several
of the leadh & singers of the District.
L. Theodore Martin, soIoist of Calvary
Baptist Church, viii sing the tenor
solos.
The Rev. DIT. =. W. SkeHenger, of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church, Washington,
delivered an illustrated lecture on Ben
Hur' at the AnaCOstia NJ Z. Church
Tuesday. Mrs. Irene Murray sang the
Redemption" Frank Mclean sang.
and Miss Edith NJ. Pyles played the
Chariot Race
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So0tl'saa aIIIlgtOll:

Artemus R. Warfield. of 761 Sixth
street southeast has been selected
from a large number of applicants and
appointed engineer of the Fclice Court
Mr.. Wartield succeeds the late George
Patterson, who died suddenly while at
work in the court building about two
weeks ago.
Mr.. Warfeld was highly recommend
ed 10 the judges of the Police Court.
He is fifty-six years of age. and has
been an engineer for the past thirty
five years. He has been employed by
the Barber Asphalt Paving Company
for nearly twenty years.
Miss Doris Petrola entertained
number Of her friends at a Quiz"
party last Wednesday evening at her
home. 65S Pennsylvania avenue south
east. An enjoyable evening was spent;
games, spelling matches. and other
amusements were indulged in. after
which refreshments were served.
The "Fatherlites" gave a delightful
social at the second Baptist church,
e Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast, Friday evening. The pro-
gram was as follows: Duet. by Miss
Polly" and Miss Pumkins; recitations
by Miss Nancy Hanks, Miss Matilda Jen-
kins Miss Betsie Barker, and Miss
Jett; solos by Miss n. Hanks, and Miss
Priscilla Potts, and Miss Jennie Ray
Chorus, ~Juanfta' was sung by the
old maids" Another feature was the
presentation of bouquets and holders to
the old maids" Refreshments were
served by the ladies Of the church.
4 debate between the Eastern and
Western High School teams took place
at Eastern High on Friday, March g.
The speakers were Miss Z Boiling, Mr.
q. 5. Harrison, d. A Baer, for West
ern; A L. Pyles. NJ. T. Eslin, and D
B. Priest. for Eastern.
Mrs. Kelly, who fell from a street
ear about two weeks ago, and was
seriously injured, is much improved at
her home, lois New Jersey avenue
southeast.
The Misses Craig, of 655 Pennsyl-
avenia avenue southeast, were called
TO Richmond, Va, on Monday, because
of the illness of their mother. who
died shortly after the arrival Of her
daughters.
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Boys Organize Orchestra.

An orchestra. composed of several
boys :Iom this section of the city, has
recently been formed, with Samuel B.
Pole jT-, as leader. 1t will be called
the Capitol Hill Boys Orchestra, and
includes the following: Samuel B. Pole.
Russell Pole, John Phillips, Malcolm
Phillips. Ekie Potter. Renzo Herbert.
and Ernest Thompson. The club played
Saturday evening before a full house in
Pythian Temple, and scored a big sue
cess.
Mrs, L Allen. COS V street northeast,
entertained Il number Of her friends at
a German supper at her home last Mon
day evening. a quartet, composed of
w. Fenton Crown. S. Arthur EyIer, II.
F. Montgomery. and William Is0wd rem
deTed several selections during the even
ing. Julius Hartmann played the piano.
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now occupied by DIT. l. F. FarraIy, for
merly of Washington.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Catherine BraZerol, who died last
week at her home, 124 Monroe street,
Anacostia. were held Monday last at
St Marys Church. Mrs Brazerol was
an old resident Of this section, having
lived here more than forty years She
was prominent in church work She is
survived by her husband. John BTazerol.
and several children. The pallbearers
were James NJ BARLEY and William
Webb. of Anacostia, and Messrs Roth.
BerbenCh. Ardiser, and LorenZi or
Washington. inteTment was made in ST
Mary's Cemetery.
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Pretty Home Wedding.

A pretty wedding was soiemnized last
Tuesday afternoon in Washington at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs E. L.
! Ward by the Rev. Carl Douing. when
/ their eldest daughter. Miss Alice Cor
/ della. became the wife of Benjamin F.
Fairfax. of Washington. The bride was
becomingly attired in pearl gray silk
crepe de chine with hat and gloves to
match. She was attended by her sis
ter. Miss NJ. EDNA Ward. who was at
tired in net over silk. The groom had
as his attendant Alexander w. Ward
brother of the bride. After the cere-
mony a reception was held. when the
bride and groom. after receiving con-
EratuIations. departed on a Southern
train for Burke's Station. Va. their
future home.
The executive board OF the Montgom-
cry County Federation of Women s
Clubs, met at Kensington, on Thursday.
at the home of Mrs. E. J. Hartshorne,
the president. The m Getting consisted of
a business session from II to 1890
o'clock. after which a luncheon was
served by the hostess. The following
were present: Mrs. George H. Wright,
Mrs. Seymour Tullock and Mrs. w. d.
Little. of Forest Glen; Mrs. ]. H. Cum
ningham. OF Kensington; Miss Anna
Farquhar, of Norbeck, and Miss Beulah
White. ef Rockville. 1t was planned TO
hold q meeting at Forest Glen in Nav.
TO which all of the clubs in the county
are to be invited. The Wednesday Club
and Political study Club, of Sandy
Spring. were admitted to membership
in the county federation. making in all
eight clubs in the body.
Fred Berry has recently n11rcbacad n
house and lot in the West End, of this
town, from Mrs. George S. Mccormick.
for a consideration of 81, $50.
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Junior Endeavorers.

The Junior Endeavorers of North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church. celebrated their fifth anniver-
sary last Sunday evening. by visiting
the Young Peoples Society, under the
leadership of their superintendent, Miss
Ella Walsh. assisted by Miss Helen
Jenries- The program consisted Of sing
ing, short TeCitatiOns, Bible questions
and answers, and papers on Africa.
Lewis Springer. one Of the Juniors, re
cited. ReCitations were also given by
Edith Simmerman, Ethel Springer. Cor
nelia Springer, Raymond Kicker, Charles
KeIser and George Dunn Papers on
Africa were read by Grace MeiT, Lii
lian Springer, and Miss Scott. The
officers of the society are: President
Herbert Leeman; vice president, Estelle
Scott; secretary, Grace AIeir, treasurer.
Laster Sands; pianist Miss Helen JEFF
fries
Miss Edna Shaw, OF lis Third street
southeast. returned Thursday to her
home, after u pleasant stay with friends
in Baltimore, Nd.
The annual meeting Of the members
of the North Carolina Avenue Method
ist Protestant Church Church took
place Wednesday evening. DIR. A. B.
Stine was elected delegate and w. p.
Marche alternate 10 the Maryland an
nuaI conference. to be held at BaItt-
more, Md. April 4. The delegate was
instructed TO ask for the return of the
present pastor, the Rev. r. L. ShipIey.
These officers were chosen: Trustees,
J, K. Ferguson, J. +. Ryan. John T.
Ward, r. G Hess, and B. r. Wilkerson;
stewards. \. P. Seller. Charles Counsel
man, o. a. Carricl1, J. D. Leeman DR..
II. +. Martin, Dr. a. b. Stine, w. B.
Simmer. and w. b Marche.
The Glover Leaf Pleasure Club gave
an enjoyable party at the residence Of
Mrs. J. E. Steele. 1920 X street south
east. on Tuesday. Games were played.
after which a collation. was served
Those present We're; Misses Annie
Hutcherson. Ruth Jaeschke, Mamie
Jaeschke, Margaret Vanderslice, Edna
Poole, Dorothy Lee. Hattie shelton,
Josephine Johnson, Eva Sweeney Mary
Tucker. Maggie Rabe, Marie Fey. Eva
Hicks. Josephine Waters, Edna
Schwartz, Florence Billups. Mrs. NJ.
Littleford, Mrs, Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. y
f. Tucker, Mr., and Mrs. Steele, and
Roy Tucker, Everett Tucker. John
Rabe, Norman Lee. Charles Steele,
George Tucker. Earle Jarboe, Frank
Deuterman, C1arence Steele. William
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.aIZO1IlaTark

Morris Lukens Of Philadelphia spent
last week at this place
Mrs. W. A Colcord is i'll with pneu-
monia at her home on Chestnut ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold LaBaute have
recently moved from Buffalo avenue to
their new fat on Cedar street.
J. S. Washburn OF Magnolia avenue
left TakOma Friday to attend an i'm
Portant meeting in Graysville, Tenn,
which Will convene March I3
Elder K. c. Russell OF Ethan Allen
street spent Sunday In Baltimore
Misses Mary and Frances Cobban OF
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State Aid for Roads.

The State highway commissioners have
been notified by Robert G. Hilton. clerk
of the county commissioners, for this
county. that it is the intention of the
board TO apply for State aid this year in
building roads in the county.
The Young Peoples Society, of the
Rockville Baptist Church, held its
monthly meeting last Friday evening at
the home of Miss Minnie Welt. Follow
ing the transaction of business some
time was spent in social past time. Re
freshments were served
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Boys Club Meets.

The Lincoln Park Boys Club met at
the home of Clarence Rice Friday, with
the following present; Harold Allen,
Hugh Stutz, Clark Fftzhugh. Louis
Dietrich, Charles Morgan, and Clarence
Rice. The following officers were elect
cd Charles Morgan. president; Harold