The Washington times., 1906-07-08
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Bernard Fowle OF Washington. spent
me Fourth IS the guest Of Loren II.
Milliken, on Warner street
william Armstrong spent Sunday with
MS family on Baltimore street.
MIS- {. G. Turner. Of Baltimore, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. George
W. Ash worth, on Washington street, re-
turned TO her home last Saturday.
Albert S. Galley 9nd family srent the
Fourta with Mr.. and Mrs George Cham
berlainc. Of Lincoln place. Mr.. and Mrs
Chamberlaine entertained also Nfr and
Mrs Charles Merrill, and Mr.. Kings
family on that day
Miss Clara Little and Miss steus
Gartrell left KensinFton for a stay in
The mountains of Virginia on Thurrdav
They are located near Luray, and will
probably be away for several weeks.
Mrs FieldhOuse has been visiting her
parents, Nh. and Mrs. Sumner. on
Prospect street Mrs. FteIedhouse Will
leave in a few days for New York city.
where she viii take course in English
at the Teachers Summer School. Col
umbia College.
Philip Mcqueen, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hoel Mcqueen. Of Capitol
View. returned home from Lehigh Uni
versity last Friday. After spending
few days with his parents he left to Join
surveying party in the employ OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. IN Wash
ington, Pa. where he will be for the
summer
Miss Helen Wilson IS the guest Of
Miss Nellie Pratt, at Capitol Blew.
DR. Mannakee. who has made Ken
sington his home for the past two or
three years. was taken suddenly and
Violently insane a few days ago. Il was
found necessary TO take DIT. Mannakee
TO the hospital for the insane al Caton-
vile. Md. for treatment.
Miss Florence Layman, a critic teach
er connected with the public schools Of
Baltimore. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George W. AshwoTth. Of Washington
street
Dr. Mccormick. of Washington, was
the dinner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Ash
worth on Sunday
A hundred-foot iagpole was raised on
the athletic field on independence Day.
Mrs. James 3. Norman. who recent
~ accompanied her mother 10 her home
in Attica. New York, is expected home
this week
William T. Hutchinson 8 family spent
the Fourth at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis W. Maxson. Other guests for the
day were Mr.. Burf Bohrer, Mr.. and Mrs.
2. ". Guy and their children
Miss Minnie hutchinson sailed last
Wednesday with a party OI friends for
Europe. Miss Hutchinson will spend
some weeks in London. crossing 10 the
continent later.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto DeMoll were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder
for several DAYS this week
Four young men from near Wheaton.
Norman Harbrough Alexander Jones'
and VIII and Harry Hull, were nred
anon on Wednesday. as they were pass
ing a colored settlement just on the
outskirts OF Kensington, by John Dlggs+
coIored The assailant emptied both
barrels of his shotgun. wounding all
four of the young men more or less
severely. II is claimed by the injured
parties that there was no provocaton
for such an attack.
Alan Peter, a Kensington bOy, eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Peter, re-
cited brakes American Flag at the
sociation OF Washington. at the home of
Crosby 5. Noyes. near Silver Spring, on
July T.
Little Mona Doherty. who with her
mother is spending the summer al the
home Of Mrs. ID. II. EenJon. Is III with
whooping cough.
Miss Annie Wilson. Of Central High
School. and resident of this place. is
speudfng her vacation with relatives In
philadelphia. Belmar and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. James l. Cook and their
daughter. Mrs. PratO, were the guests
on Wednesday OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Byron Cook.
Douglas Little of Forest Glen. Is
spending a few days with Paul Arm
strong on Prospect street, Kensington.
The holy communion Will be cele-
brated in the Warner Memorial Pres
byterian Church on Sunday morning
Dr. and Mrs. Warren Price enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. Polkinhorn. Of
Washington. on Wednesday.
Arthur Hendricks. who is lying very
i'll at his fathers home on Baltimore
street. is reported as being slightly i'm
proved.
The scarcity OF ice in Washington has
been very severely felt here In Kensing-
ton.
The Missionary and Church Aid socie-
ties Of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold It's regular monthly
meeting al tie home of Mrs. William
Duin on Wei nesday next at II o'clock.