The Washington times., 1906-10-21

relatives in this vicinity. has returned
10 his home n Philadelphia.
BOydS, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Lewis. nee
Miss Bessie LansdaIe, Of Damascus.
who We're married at Trinity Church,
Washington. last week Eave returned
home from their wedding tour 20 New
York and the North, and are making
their home at Damascus, instead OF
Kings Valley. this county Mr. and
AIRS. Lewis are now at home 70 their
friends.
W. Milton Dutrow. who has been con
uected with thc Atlantic Coast Line
railway In the telegraph department.
Is now here, expecting To take uD a
position with Baltimore and Ohio rail
road. His wife, formerly Miss Mamie
Purdumn. is still at Oak City y. c.,
but viii return here some time in this
month
Mrs, Mary Howe ToJten, accompanied
by Miss Anne TotJen. have ieft their
summer home here. ''Wuderbourne. ''
and have returned 10 Washington for the
winter. Miss Edith TQtt-n. her dauzh-
ter also returned 20 Washington. 4c-
compauled by Miss Iza' el Gregory. who
has been visiting her Gerald TOtten
and bis wife, OF MesilIa. y. NJ. who
were visiting Mis-. rotten. have also
lefJ for the Washington home and VIII
remain there thr best part OF the winter.
1t has just become known. here by .na
friends OF Darby BuTdette. son on ~.
and Mrs Thomas a. BuTdette, of this
place. thSt he was married iu BaltI-
more iu September last to Miss Carrie
Baker Washington lady. daughter OF
John Baker, OF lEat city. They are now
resiling in Baltimore.
The eighteenth birthday or Fred
LiHthicum, one of the most highly es-
teemed old citizens in this section. was
celebrated at has home, near Barnes
Vile, few days ago. All OF his chill
dren ana their children We're present at
nice dinner served al the home.
Throughout the day Mr.. Linthicum was
the recipient of hearty congratulations
from his neighbors.
ton, is a guest Of Miss Jennie Burdette.
Mrs. W. +. McCauley. OF Elk Ridge.
was guest OF Mrs. John ". Williams
during the past week.
Mrs. Frank ]. Welch. of Washington.
who has been summeCing here and la
Chicago, returned this week and joined
her husband at High View. where ne is
stopping until November, when they
viii return TO Washington for the win
ter.
Franklin l. Onutt. Of Potomac. this
county, and Miss FTeddella PTiestly. of
Washington. were married few days
ago by the Rev. e. II. Smith, at Ten
leytown, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Abraham.
who have resided at Kensington with
their daughter. Mrs. George ". Cham
berlain. for the past ten years. have
moved 10 Baltimore, where they viii
make their home.
Harvey r spessard. the Democratic
candidate for Congress from this the
Sixth district, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank T. Chapman during the
past week.
Charles Z. Parsons. assistant paymas-
ter in the United States navy. who was
recently stationed at Erie, Pa. has been
visiting the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Parsons, at Capitol
View, this county. Mr.. Parsons has
been ordered to Cavite. p l.. and left
Wednesday for his new post.
Simon B Nichols. well known in base
baIl circles. and a resident of this vfcin-
lty. has returned from Memphis and
where he was connected
with the Memphis Southern League
baseball team in the former city, and
with the Philadelphia Athletics. He will
leave for Dallas, Tex. in February, on
spring practice.
The Home Interest Club of Forest
Glen. WOodside. and Linden. this coUn-
ty, have taken up the school question
with the school commissioners of the
county TO have some of the schools in
that section consolidated.
Miss Carrie DeLauder. formerly of
BOyds. and now of Baltimore, daughter
of Edgar c. DeLauder. declined the an
pointment by the board of school corr
missioneTs of this county for a scholar
ship in the School of Art and Design in
Baltimore. and Miss Carrie Simpson of
Baltimore. was appointed To the va
cancy.
Albin w, Woods, principal of the
Boyd public school, has been very sick.
but has again resumed his duties. Mr.
Wood is from Frederick and son of
Hon j u. r. Wood of that city