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The New School site.

The District Commissioners will not
take steps toward the selection Of ii site
for the erection OF an eight-room school
building in Anacostia. az recently au-
thorized By Congress. until they have
conferred with the public school com
mittee Of the Anacostia Citizens Asso-
citation.
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Amcrp the Churches.

The Rev. Charles O. Isaacs. pastor Of
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church. returned from Washington
Grove last week. where he took part
in the camp meeting services held there.
He officiated at the services held in his
church last Sunday.
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New Residences.

The frame dwelling being erected for
Mrs Mary Thompson on Fifth street
IS rapidly nearing completion.
Work on the Two dwellings being
erected by Joseph Waller in the Wah-
ler addition is progressing rapidly.
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Funeral services over the remains OF
Nathaniel Allen. who died OF paralysis
al the home OF his daughter. on the
Bowen road. we're held from the Metho-
dist Episcopal Chapel. near Camp
Springs, Prince George county, Nd.
Friday morning. The Rev. J. T. !. Gray.
the pastor, orH.iated, and iUterment was
made IN the church cemetery.
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Want Notary Public.

Governor VARIED is being petitioned
TO appoint Guy s. Meloy. Of Lanhah' as
notary public. At present there Is no
office Of that kind within several miles
OF I.anham or Chillburn.
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Gun Club Meets.

The Randle Park Trap and Gun
Club are holding meetings in Randle
lark every Saturday afternoon. Yes
terday afternoon some fine scores We're
made by many of the members present.
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EOkngfon

The beautiful OLD residence of Commits
sioner 5ine. 1l6 T street northeast,
has been turned into a charming board
ing house for the summer by Mrs.
Johnson. Those registered are Mrs Bis
by of New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom.
Of Washington; Mr.. Young, Of Wash
inEton. Miss Adamson, and Mr.
Whalen, of Gaithersburg.
Many improvements are being made
in lexington. Rows Of red brick houses
are being erected on both sides OF r
street. between First and Second
streets northeast.
nT. Tappan, Of the Owasco fats.
Lincoln avenue and X street, is out OF
town.
DR.. Fergerson. Of 1913 North Capitol
street. is expected 70 return 70 the city
in few days.
Mrs. MuIIaby and family have gone
out Of the city for the remainder or the
summef
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp Baker have gone
10 Richmond. Va. for a visit.
Miss Sarah Henderson has gone 70
Boston 10 visit friends for six weeks.
Mrs. T. J. Molloy and family. Of
1915 North Capitol street, Will go 20
Virginia Beach August 1.
Miss Lydia Tiffany has gone to Viz
ginia for a visit.
Mrs. Miller. Of lexington. is visiting
in Virginia.
The friends Of Miss May Seyboth. Of
1918 / street northeast will be glad TO
know that she has recovered from her
recent illness.
Mrs. Grant T. Beight and family, Of
1144 Fifth street northeast. is out OF
town fer the summer,
DR.. Bieiash. OF the North Capitol
NJ i. Church. corner Of North Capitol
and X streets northeast. does not ex-
pect 10 leave town until September.
Services Will continue as usual, and at
the usual time except for the evening
service. which s. 20 begin half hour
earlier. 1870 o'clock.
sifzs AYcc x. BieIasd. daughter o.
d. BIeIaskI OF the North Capitol II. Z.
G. urch. has gone 20 st. Georges Island
for two weeks. She expects 20 spend
some time In Catonsvnle. Nd, before
returning home.
Mrs. Konesse and family. OF Il r
street. are out OF town.
Miss Kate Slater Ia at Atlantic City,
y. J., for a few days.
THE WashinetCDians," chaperoned
bv AIR. and Mrs. BL e. Appleby. leave
Saturday for Atlantic city. where they
expect 10 remain until Tuesday. Those
In The party are Miss Kate Slater, Miss
Agnes sackeby. Miss sadie Brusiand-
Miss Edith Appleby Miss Marion Get
tngs. Miss Ethel Harding. and r. 1.
Brutter. William Harvey, Leroy WI
lard. and c. VI. Phelps.
Washington College. because OF its
beautiful situation and special fitness for
the purpose. has been changed into
summer hotel by the president F. Meme
Zee. Many prominent Neutrality-suspicious.
are there for the summer.
Those registered are o Dell Smith and
family. Or. and Mrs. Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Price. Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
W. Johnson, Mr.. Kari, Mrs. Rosa and
son. +. NJ Rosa. Of New York: DR.. Lee
, arb u mi family. Mrs Walsh. L. NJ.
Law and wife, Mr.. QuIgley, Mrs. and
Miss c. Curtin. Mrs. Higher and niece.
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Church Notes.

The King Messengers,an organization
Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
Thirteenth and Paramount streets. has
inaugurated a series OF twilight sun
dav evening services In the annex build
ing. The meetings are informal, being
varied by singing, prayer, Scripture quo
tations and brief remarks. The attend
ance is large and steadily increasing as
the season progresses. The Rev. George
L. Bitter OF the Southern PTesDy IeTian
Church at Corsicana. Tex, who is occu-
plying the pulpit Of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church during a portion OF Dr..
Kellys vacation, spoke recently OF the
religious conditions in Texas and the
promising outlook for united EFFORT under
the proposed reunion of the various
branches Of the Presbyterian church.
Olr. Bitter filled the pulpit. Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church some fifteen
years ago during a portion Of the sum
mer.
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Notes of Personal Interest.

Notes or PERSONAL interest
Mrs. d. NJ Wood will spend this week
at ocean City.
Dr.. and Mrs Joseph r. Owens leave
on Wednesday Of next week for Rock
away Beach. Va. where they VIII spend
the month with their son. J. B. Owens.
c. s. ana A. L Payne, Walter Mark
wood and WHford Tyler. all Of Brent
wood. will join the District National
Guard at their annual encampment
held at Mt. Gretna. Pa. next week.
Tebae Tentress is in Norfolk. Va. for
the week.
Mrs. Ed Eaton is absent for a two
weeks stay at Colonial Beach. Va.
George Markwood : erecting resi-
.dence on the Yost property.
John connor. a teacher in the Techni-
cal High School OF Washington, has
moved into the house he recently pur-
chased from Charles Ightbrown, Brent
wood.
Mr.. Pigg. Of Washington. is a new
conner at Brentwood
Allen Frost. Of Melrose avenue. will
leave this week for a two weeks stay
at Atlantic City.
Miss Martha Fainter is at Colonial
Beach for the summer.
The Misses Moore VIII leave on
August for a visit 10 relatives in New
York and Boston. Miss Bertha will re-
main with her sister. Mrs. ]. W. Stokes.
of New York, for the winter.
The condition Of Major NJ. V. Tier
ney. Of this place. who was 81 at the
Aecklenberg Springs. Va, last week, is
improved.
Mss Virginia Espey. Of Riverdale. is
absent on an extended trip to Phtiadel-
phia and Newport.
Postmaster George Tise returned this
week from a visit TO his daughter. Mrs.
Nicholas II. Gill. of Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. KessIer are at
Harpers Ferry, w. Va
Mrs George II. Gleason has returned
to her home at Chillum, after visit 10
her mother at North Keys.
Mr.. Crosby. of Lanham, is visiting at
several points in Illinois
Miss Elsie Burgess, Of Chillum. re-
turned this week from a two weeks
trim 10 Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss Doolittle. of Cleveland. Ohio. is
the e11est of Mr. George Barnes, River
dale.
H W. Shepherd, cashier Of the First
National Bank Of this place. accom-
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Yisitinr &c and Mar.

Edward T. Davis. of the choir at the
Government Hospital for the Insane, has
gone to Baltimore Md. where he is Wis
iting relatives. Mr. Davis has just re-
covered from his recent illness.
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Personal News.

Mrs. NJ Loeb and daughter OF Column
bia road will leave shortly for Bedford
Springs. where they will spend several
weeks with Mrs Loebs father, Louis
Spanier, before going 10 Atlantic City
for the remainder Of the summer.
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site for a Home.

The new brick residence Of J. V. Con-
way at the corner Of Nichols avenue and
Morris road. IS now occupied by his lam
ilv
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The Christ Church, kensingtrn. prop
erty has been enclosed with a taste
ful fence. the gift Of Mrs. Frank Brown
ing in memory OF her mother, Mrs.
George Kennedy, Of Capitol View.
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summer at Star villa. Cape May, y. j.,
where she goes each summer. She VIII
return 10 her home on Girard street IN
the fall
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The four services which have been
held at the Holy Comforter Chapel on
Brightwo-d avenue for the last two
Sundays. because the Rock Greek Church
is UNDERGOING interior repairs. VIII con-
tinue today. The Rev. DT. Buck. as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. owens, conducts
the services as follows: Communion al
7.S0 a. m; Sunday school. $3.50 a. m, and
church services at II a. m. and 7:5o ?. N.
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Church and Other Items

DR.. Henry Runner viii preach at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morning
on the topic - Psalmists EXclama-
ton"
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The Home Interest Club, OF Forest
Glen. met on Wednesday at The home
OF Mrs. Franklin Wilson.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Miss Lucille Shafor. who has been Sc
-iOusly III at the home OF her aunt. Mrs.
X. Z. Constant. is much better.
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Mrs. J. E. Bradley Of Washington has
been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. !.
Harry Cunningham, on Warner street.
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A recess has been taken by the Ep.-
worth League Of the Anacostia Metho-
dist Episcopal Church until next Oc-
tober.
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DR.. William A. White, the superinten-
dent Of the Government Hospital Of the
Insane. sailed a short time ago for Eu-
rope. where he will spend a short vaca-
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Miss Barbara ButJerdeld, Of Brothers
street. Raudle Park. accompanied by
Mrs. Toney. viii leave this morning for
a week or ten days stay at Colonial
BaeCh Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Greer are entertaining
as their guests. Mr., and Mrs William
Turbutt. Of WASHINGTON.
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Mr. and Mrs Paul Tamplets guests,
Mrs. Harry Tamplet and her two chill
dren. have returned 70 their home IN
Louisville. ny.
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William beavers of Chemical Engine
Company, No. g. who is on leave. will
return 10 his former duties Wednesday
morning at which time f. Ryan will
60 on leave for ten days. which will be
spent probably in visiting relatives with
his family in Bryantown. Charles coun-
~ Md
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A number OF young peop. were en-
tertained at a birthday party by Miss
May JOY. at her home on Monroe street
Tuesday.
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trip through the West. They viii stop
in Ohio. Illinois, and Indiana.
J. 7. Farrell and wife with Miss Ger
trudc Farrell and Miss Lulu Langley.
have returned 20 their home on Wash
ington street. after pleasant visit in
Bryantville. Nd.
Miss Lucy King. OF Arthur street.
Ana5cstia. Is staying at Colonial Beach.
- large party OF friends was enter
tanned by Miss Mabel Bureh, Monday
evening
Miss Helen Moore. daughter OF the
late police Lieutenant Moore, with his
son. John. are now visiting at the home
Of Policeman J. L. elliott. 422 Jackson
street
Frank Mclean. of this place. who is
employed at the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing. will soon leave the city
on his annual vacation, part OF which
he will SPEND with his sister, Miss Mary
Mclean. who occupies the position OF
chief clerk OF the Markleton Sanitorium.
MarkIeton. Pa Mr.. Mclean will also
visit in Altoona and other points in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary O'Leary. Of the Government
Hospital for the insane, IS now taxing
her annual vacation, which she IS spend
ing with relatives in the city. She viii
later go 70 Colonial Beach
Afser delightful trip OF several weeks
through Canada and the western part
OF the United states. Gilbert J. Oster-
man. OF Anacostia, has returned 70 his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Linger and
family, Of Harrison street, ana Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Herbert have gone 10 Piney
Point, where they will spend several
weeks.
After spending his annual leave, Driver
James Childs, OF the Anacostia section
of the fire department, has returned 10
his post Of duty Private d, 7. Zirkle.
of the company, has left 20 spend his
vacation. He will stay q short while IN
the Shenandoah Valley
Mrs. Minnie /. Soper has occupied her
new fifteeu-room house on Nichols ave-
nue..
Mrs. s MeIoy, of the force at the
Government Hospital for the Insane. has
left The city on a trip TO Ohio. where she
will visit friends in number OF places.
John II. Ridgeway has almost entirely
recovered from an injury which he re-
ceived recently,
Charles Tolson. of Arthur street. ac-
companied by the members OF his fam
lily. has gone to Colonial Beach, where
they Will remain for the rest OF the sum
mer.
DR. Butts, who served as medical in
terne AT the Government Hospital for
the Insane for a number OF months. has
resigned from the place 70 accept posi-
Ion Ia the naval establishment
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The Esther Memorial Episcopal
Church. under the auspices of the Lad
les Guild, will give lawn party in
Wilson Park Wednesday and Thursday.
The Rev. J. =. Irvine, the evangelist,
began his great union unsectarian camp
meeting in 7andle Park, at the terminus
of the car Inc. Thursday night There
was q large attendance The Rev. Mr..
Irvine viii hold services every day az
II a. m, and 7-30 p. N. for TWO weeks.
Miss Edith Mary Irvine. a daughter
who Is home on vacation from Porto
Rico. viii lead i'm the music and singing
He has the Endorsement of the min
listers OF the churches in this commuI-
ity. Anacostia. and Washington, d. c.
There IS ample accommodation toT
thousands.
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Mrs. Seymour w. TulIoch and her chill
dren, OF Forest Glen. and Dir. and Mrs.
George Chandler and their family, OF
Linden. will spend the month of August
in the Adirondacks, where they have
rented a camp. Mrs. Davidson and her
son will also spend August in the Adir-
ondacks with friends
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Mrs Hoel Mcqueen entertained a few
friends at luncheon on Friday IN honor
Of Hrs. James T. Marshall Of oak Park,
III
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Mr.. Teller Of Washington street is dis
posing OF some Of his household goods
preparatory TO moving 10 Washington.
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Mr.. Johnson Of HagerstOwn spent sun
day al the home Of James 3. Cook.
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Mrs. Eugene Williamson and her son,
who have been the guests OF Mrs. J. G.
Nicholson. have returned 10 their home
in Cumberland
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Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Proctor have sold
their cottage at Capitol View. 20 Bert
Russell. Mr.. RusseI and his family have
been renting the cottage since the first
Of the summer
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hirsh and daughter,
Miss Bella Hirsh. are now located in
their new home. l54S Kenyon street.
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George ". Maggie OF Washington. D. c..
has purchased the AIilIiken house on
Warner street.
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Miss Catherine Clabhy has returned
10 her home on Washington street, az
ter spending some time with friends IN
Ohio.
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Parker Warner went 10 the far West
some days ago as one Of a surveying
party.
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Mr.. and Mrs Harr have as their guests
Mrs. y Hickey. Miss Mary Hamme-,
and Miss Louise Linhardt OF Baltimore
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Miss Frances Sumner has been quite
III for three or four weeks. but IS much
better
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The Rev. ". 0. Petty. Of Louisa. Va.
was the guest recently or IL. and MIS-.
James r DuvaI
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News of the Churches.

The Young Peoples Benevolent So
ciety met Tuesday evening al the resi-
dence Of Miss Grace Proctor, of BROTH
ers street, RanGle Park. The society
decided TO give an excursion Tuesday
evening on the steamer jamestown.
Music and games completed The even
ing.
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer G. Merrill were
Unexpectedly called 20 their former
home in Parkersburg ". Va. by the
sudden death OF Mr.. Nerrius brother,
Joseph Merrill.
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James W Rowe, Of Large Landing
Northumberland county Va. Is a guest
az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. 4. Har-
TisOu OF Sixth and Savannah streets.
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Mr.. and Mrs George c. Click. Jr., and
children OF Hamilton road, VIII probably
leave the latter part OF the week for a
visit 10 Ediuburg. and LantZ Mills.
Shenandoah Valley, Va.
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ANNCOSGa

Two Sunday schools of this section
spent delightful outings last Tuesday.
The Sunday school pupils of the
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church
spent the day at Chesapeake Beach. ac-
companied by a large number of the
members on the congregation.
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Miss jeanette Fay. of Capitol View.
has gone 20 Denver, CNL, u visit her
sister.
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Miss Ethel Hutchinson Of New York
city, who has been dividing visit OF
some weeks among different friends IL
Washington, spent a week with Mrs.
Charles W. Power Of Park road before
going TO Baltimore
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Personal Mention.

Fred Cook and family will move into
their new dwelling in Washington High
lands the coming week
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Miss Elizabeth Cushman entertained
Miss Mabel Rawlings, of Washington.
and Miss Katherine TooTbau~h. of Bal
ttmore. at luncheon on Thursday.
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Miss Lucy King. OF Arthur street.
Anaecstia. Is staying at Colonial Beach.
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After spending several weeks with the
family of the Rev. Charles Q. lsaacs,
ll5 Jackson street, Anacostia, Miss Josie
Moss. of Tarrytown, n. Y. has returned
to her home
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town Exposition. Mr.. Whites headquar-
tiers will be at Norfolk, Va
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. DePuy are enter
tanning Mrs. :. J. Vaughn, OF Washing
ton. at their home on Baltimore street.
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Mr. and Mrs William Armstrong are
in New York city. where they viii re-
main for a couple OF weeks.
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Mis- irva Saseer returned from Allan
tic City the hrst part OF the week. She
was accompanied BY Mrs. Floyd, of Cor
louisville. Va. who made a short visit
in Kensington before returning 10 her
horne.
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Mrs. Harry DeGroot and children, Of
.funroe avenue, Riverdale, have left
for Virginia, where they will spend the
remainder Of the summer.
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Mrs James B. Norman returned last
Friday from a so10urn in Atlica. \. Y.
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c. s. and A. 7. Payne, Walter Mark
wood and WHford Tyler. all OF Brent
wood. will join the District National
Guard at their annual encampment
held at Mt. Gretna. Pa. next week.
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Dr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Owens leave
on Wednesday Of next week for Rock
away Beach. Va. where they viii spend
the month with their son. J b Owens.
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Miss Helen Moore, daughter Of the
late police Lieutenant Moore, with his
son. John. are now visiting at the home
OF Policeman J. L. elliott. 422 Jackson
street
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Mrs Mckay and son, Albert. OF Fifth
street, left here al a recent date for a
several months visit 10 relatives and
friends in Halifax. Nova Scotia.
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The Rev. George W. Cummings,
pastor OF the Garden Memorial Church.
this place. was IN Baltimore last Sunday.
where he omciated az services held in
the Asquith Presbyterian Church. In
his absence. the pulpit at the Garden
Church last Sunday morning was occu-
pied by the Rev c. Alvin Smith pastor
OF Peck Memorial Presbyterian Chapel
Georgetown. The evening exercises were
conducted by the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Garden Memorial Chapel
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Eden and Ernest Hartshorn Will spend
the month Of August in New York State.
On Lake Canandaigua-
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The Sunday school Of the Anacosua
Baptist Church enjoyed a picnic al Glen
Echo The rarty was in charge Of John
T. Dent. superintendent of the Sunday
school
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"a large party OF friends was enter
tanned by Miss Mabel Burch. Monday
evening
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J. T. Farrell and wife with Miss Ger
trudc Farrell and Miss Lulu Langley.
have returned 20 their home on Wash
ington street. after a pleasant visit in
BrvantvlIe Nd
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trip through the West. They Will stop
in Ohio. Illinois, and Indiana.
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Mrs William D. Canton and little
child, of Park street. left here Sunday
evening for BluemOnt, Va, where they
VII spend several weeks visiting rela-
tiVeS and friends
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Southland Warner viii return TO Ger
many this week to resume his duties as
United States consul In Leipsig-
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Arthur B. Suit. superintendent Of the
Sunday school OF the Ana@Ostia Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church. conducted the
regular PRAYER meeting servi es held at
the church Thursday night Of last week
IN the absence Of Rev. Charles O,
IsaaCs, pastor of the church.