The Washington times., 1906-08-12


George o. Watson and daughter. and
Mrs. f. r. Watson. OF Maple avenue;
Mrs. j. H. Simpson. Miss Olive Simp-
son. Miss Jean Simpson. Miss Ethel
Dony. and Mrs. Bube. of Maple avenue.
Following a delightful stay at River
Springs. Md. Samuel r. Campbell and
family. or Spring street. have returned
to their home here.
Edwin Dent, the two-year-Old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dent. of Prout
street, Twining city, who was severely
bitten by q dog a short time ago. is
improving rapidly.
NJ P. McGrath. one Of the carriers
of the Anacosua free delivery station,
was called 20 New York a short time
ago on account of the death of his wife's
grandfather.
Leave Of absence was recently granted
to Letter Carrier William +. Smoot. Of
the Anacostia mail service. for fifteen
days During his absence Carrier
Cheesboro is being substituted.
Fulton Karr IS enjoying his vacation
at Bluemont, Va
The Misses Leila and Myrtle Dodge,
Of Jefferson street. have left on an ex-
tended trip through New England.
where they viii make stops through
Connecticut. New Hampshire. and Yer
mont. They VIII be out OF town for
abou; six weeks.
After "a delightful stay At Colonial
Beach. Miss Lucy King. Of Arthur
street, has returned to her home.
James Rose. a former resident Of this
section. but now a business man Of
Chicago. has been spending a short time
In AnacOstia. where he is visiting at
his old home. He recently made a trip
90 Norfolk. Va. for a brief interval
Mrs. Daisy Garden. Of Minnesota ave
nue., is staying In Cleveland. Ohio. visit
ing at her mothers home.
The Misses Mary and Alice Leapley.
of Monroe street. recently went 10
Forestvile. Prince George county. Nd.
TO VISIT relatives.
Charles Montgomery. OF jackson. ac-
companied by his TWO children and his
mother-in-law. Mrs. H. s. Force. has
left for vacation at Burke. W. Va.
where they viii remain several weeks.
After q delightful months visit to her
sister in Boston, Mass. Miss Marguerite
Martin has returned home.
A Jolly party Of young people from
Fre
weeks stay at Pmey Point, Nd There
were about twenty members I'm the
party, which included the following:
Joseph Brown. Walter ToIson. Lester
johnson. Shriver King. George Bury.
Raymond Filus. Wallace Johnson
Rhone Tilghman. Ernest Eisinger. and
Miss Lena Ermold.
Mrs. George F. Pyles and Miss Edith
NJ. Pyles. who left Anacostia a couple
Of weeks ago on a trip through New
York State. have left Buffalo. where
they spent a short time with relatives.
and are now near jamestown. n. Y.
George Wood. Of Minnesota avenue.
left for the home Of his brother. near
Mechanicsville. st. Mary county. Nd
because OF the serious Illness Of his
brother.
Warren Tolson. a resident and bust
ness man Of Anacostia. who for a mum
Der Of seasons past has had the man,
agement Of Piney Point, Nd, was are,
cent visitor in Anacostia.
John EdelIn. who was severIy Injured
several weeks ago when he was knocked
down by a freight engine on the Balti,
more and Ohio tracks near here, has al
most entirely recovered from his IN,
juries.
After visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sayles. on Sheridan avenue. Miss Louise
Robinson. who has been attached to the
American legation in Peking. China. has
gone 10 Spring Lake. n. J.
Miss Emma Smith. who teaches the
sixth grade in the Birney public school
building. will spend her vacation IN
Pennsylvania.
Thomas J. Moore was recently sum-
mOned TO Leonardtown. Nd. because Of
the serious illness Of his mother.
Miss Emma Isaac, who is connected
with the Anacostia free delivery station,
recently obtained leave Of absence.
SPELLING PEFORM.