The Washington times., 1907-08-11

geant. and Mr.. Spiddle, captain. They
have regular fire department ladders and |
buckets. and have had several success
ful drills.
New Buildings Just Completed
In the Young Virginia Village
A. ]. Porter lias just finished three
houses on Clarendon avenue.
tsso-R.. H Rucker. county clerk. has
moved into his handsome $4,000 cement
house.
Edward z. Wilson, Of Washington, D.
c.. has purchased an attractive home on
Clarendon avenue and moved into II.
A. H. Clements. of Washington, D.
c., is putting the finishing touches on
his up-to-date $4,000 home, which no
hopes to move into soon.
The Washington, Arlington and Falls
Church Electric Railroad Company
have just completed a handsome station
at this point. 1t is a ticket office, store.
and dwelling combined.
r. L. c. Moncure is having a $4,000
brick home built on a beautiful lot at
Aurora Heights
General Notes and Personals
Of Interest to Clarendon, Va.
Miss Minnie shafer, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred shellhorn,
at Clarendon.
Mr.. Donaldson and family have gone
to the jamestown Exposition, and will
spend the remaining summer months
on the seashOre.
Mrs Ida Burrows and son. Eugene
Wilcox, are visiting her cousin, Mrs.
A. H. Bowen, on Spruce street.
forceful sermon to a large ana interest
ed congrega ton.
Mrs. Weaver. who has been the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. James Downing,
on Broad street. is visiting relatives in
Baltimore. After a few weeks there
she Will return to her home. in Luray,
Va.
Miss Rubie Croson. of Ballston. made
a visit to her sister, Mrs. H. c. Eddy, on
Washington street.
Miss Lula B. Mankin and Mrs. Lula
Waugh, OF Falls Church. were in at
tendance on the Maryland deaf mute
convention, held in Baltimore this week
Mr.. z. J. Quackenbush. who has been
spending a month with relatives in the
Adirondacks Of New York, has returned
to his Falls Church home.
summerheId Taylor has secured the
position as manager of the meat depart
ment at B. NJ. Downing's grocery store
In this village
Harry Blanton left this week for
the jamestown Exposition. Harry Is
a hustler and deserves nice trip,
which we hope he may enjoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryerson and Miss Ruth
Minor are the guests at the nome OF
Mr.. H. J. King on Little rams street
Mrs. Henry Croker, OF Maple avenue.
Is spending a few weeks with friends
and relatives Of Strausburg' Va
Miss Jeanette Poole. OF Washington.
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. NJ.
Thorne.
Rev. II. c. Febrey, OF Garrettsville.
Md, has been visiting ms MS mother mott -,t,t az
them he performed very interesting
service in christening his little nephew,
William Bailey Garfield, at the residence
Of the infants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs MargaI ct Febrey.
Miss Richardson, of Richmond. Va,
IS visiting Rev. Edward Richardson, on
Jefferson street
Mrs e. Berry left this week for
Vienna. Va, where she Will reside IN
the future with her married daughter.
Me- Moore left our village this week
for her Berryville home. She WAS &C
coupanied by Virginia, Ray, and Ed
ward Richardson
II e. oberholson, of biological sur
vev of the Agricultural Department, de-
lighted the children Of Falls Church
yesterday by a talk to them on birds at
Crossman Woods.
Rev. H. A. Beach and Mrs. Beach.
with their daughter, made visit to Co
lonial Beach this week
Miss Margaret seay is away on a two
weeks trip. visiting in Alexandria and
| other points
DR.. and Mrs. s. J. Simmonds. of
Lynchburg, Va, are guests of Mrs. Sim
mords' mother. Mrs. Margaret Febrey.
at Falls Church.
Robert Lester returned from New
York on Tuesday.
DR.. Joseph Howard and four interest
ing children spent a delightful day at
1 Chesapeake Beach this week.
George Oden. OF Falls Church, is
spending a week at his Luray nome.