The Washington times., 1906-08-26

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The Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock. pastor OF
the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church, and wife are enjoying a short
vacation at Ocean Grove. n. J.
Miss Mary T. Henry. Of York Pa.
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Frank
Gainor
Miss Laura Stewart. Of Washington,
was the recent guest Of the family Of
Edward Phelps
The Laurel Baseball Club will give
an all-day picnic at Brewster Park, here,
on Labor Day.
The First Baptist Church will give a
daylight trolley ride TO Luna Park on
| Wednesday, August 20, the~csr leaving
Laurel AT 10 a. m.
I Gladys. daughter OF Capt and Mrs.
| Clarence White, recently received severe
cuts on her feet from broken glass.
/ The little one was carrying a tumbleF
when IL fell and broke into many pieces.
| Before she could stop she had tired on
the glass and received the wounds,
which bled profusely
Stephen WarneId Gambrin will sail
from London on September 9 20 spend
his vacation with his family IN Laurel.
| His wife and daughter will return with
| him 10 England in the fall
Miss Rachel Conn. daughter Of
| Charles CONN, Of Muirkirk. Nd. has re-
turned from a trip 20 Europe.
Mrs Louis Jenkins and children. who
have been visiting at smithsburg, for
! the past several weeks. have returned
to their home here.
The exterior OF Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church is being improved by
| several coats OF paint The interior Of
this church was recently frescoed and
the woodwork painted.
Misses Matte and Annie Morrison
gave very enjoyable watermelon party
recently al their home on Sixth street.
The Rev. Edwin L. carp. OF the
Syracuse University, New York, will
preach az the Baptist Church. on next
sunday morning at Il q, m.
The annual Fulton picnic. held at that
place on last Wednesday was well at
tended. many being present from Laurel.
Mrs. Josephine Rutledge and family,
OF Camp Springs. Nd. are the guests OF
the formers daughter. Mrs. Charles
Whitmore.
Major F. T. Little. Miss Lena Little.
and Eugene Little. and Miss Elsie Little
Baldwin, have gone on a ten days FISH
inE trip 10 Crisheld. Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. james Dodge and Amos
Dodge. OF Washington, were the guests
OF the family Of c. D. Frost.
Mrs. John ". Wright has been quite
go for the past several days.
Mrs Fannie Long and daughter, Mar
guerite. and Miss Gussle ID. Bond, are
at Atlantic City. \. J.. for several days.
Mrs. Hugh Fisher Is spending several
weeks IN Buffalo. y. Y.
The Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Reid Bird
left this week for Buena Vista Springs
Miss Bessie Crandan Is visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Majors, In New York.
streets. returned Wednesday after a two
weeks stay at st. Georges Island. Nd.
William Beard. who has been visiting
at Mrs. Hethelds. has returned 70 the
city
Charles southaH and family Wilt move
TO the city about September Is.
Leo GaIIcghar Of Twelfth and Law.
renee streets, has returned from New
York.
Mr.. Schneider OF Eighth and Lawrence
streets is spending his vacation in
France.
The Rev. Jerome Daugherty, s. J..
former president Of Georgetown Univer-
sity. was guest Of friends in Broollland
the past week.
Walter Middlekaun and Milton Dan
ieIs have received Government appoint
ments during the past week
Mrs. Ernest Hamberg and daughters.
Helen ana Marie. or bdlJmOTes were
guests at the home OF Harry Christi. OF
south BrookIand. a few days this week.
Mrs J. c. Monaghan. OF Twelfth and
Monroe streets, accompanied by her son
and daughter. has returned from Cliff
Haven, \. Y.
Mrs. Easuaek and daughters, Mary
and Edith, OF Thirteenth and Monroe
streets, have returned from Bridgeport.
y. J,
Miss Ruth Harper, OF Newton street
left this week for Colonial Beach.
Stanley Dyer. a well-lmown Washing
ton young man. who spends much Of his
Tina with the Phunny Phellows' Club.
will leave shortly for Charlottesville
Va. where he will attend the University
OF Virginia.
Misses Annie and Bessie Lynch are
spending "a month at Ocean Grove, n !,
Richard Daniels is visiting at Reho-