The Washington times., 1907-09-29


the personnel Of the choir during the
summer Milford o. Wits, Of Wash
ington city. organist and cholrmaster
for several years, has resigned, end
william Scantlebury. Of Emmanuel
parish. has assumed charge OF the choir.
Miss Virginia English, Of Washington.
will be the organist.
Notes and Personals.
After spending the summer az the
Colonial Beach fresh air home, the juve-
nile occupants OF the Bell winter home
for children, have returned 10 the IN
stitutiou on Franklin street. The es-
tsblishment at the Beach. which was
conducted as an adjunct Of the Ana
costa home. cared f1r a number OF
boys and girls from the city during the
last several months IN addition TO the
little ones from the home IN Anacostit.
The work on the new Anacosua bridge
across the Eastern branch is rapidly
nearing completion. The iron super
structure has finally been placed and is
ready for the roadway.
The board Of deacons OF the Anacostia
Baptist Church held a meeting recently
at the residence Of Edgar r. Balderston,
the moderator. 20 effect a reorganiza-
ton. The Rev. James r. Edwards, the
new pastor. presided. John T. Dent was
chosen secretary and y. R. Cornish
treasurer. It was deci ed that business
meetings should be held twice each
month.
The Sunday school OF St Theresa's
Church was reopened last Sunday morn
ing. Several new teachers were called
into service. and there was an unusu-
ally large attendance OF pupils
DR.. George w. Fisher. who attended
the reunion Of his old regiment, the
Eighty-hfth Pennsylvania Volunteers,
az Uniontown, Pa, has returned 70 his
home. DR.. Fisher was a member OF
Company D. Only four Of his former
comrades responded at the roll call.
Benjamin Mundell. who was recently
removed to his home, a Jackson street.
from Providence Hospital, following an
operation, is able to be out again.
Miss Bernadette Martin, Of Martins
burg, W. Va, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Armstead Williams, BIS Washington
street
Mr. and Mrs. James Bean. Of Nichols
avenue. who spent several weeks at
Benedict. Charles county, Nd. have
returned.
Miss Alice Green has returned home
from a visit 10 relatives IN Pittsburg.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church has de-
cided to resume its meetings this week,
after the summer recess.
DR.. George c. Haverner. OF the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor. has
returned to his home on NTinnesoo e
avenue.
The Rev. George NJ. Cummings. pas
tor Of the Garden Memorial Presby-
terrain Church, has arranged to go to
Baltimore for the Homecoming week.
when the church with which he was
formerly associated will have special
exercises.
Miss Nellie Healey. of Paterson. n. J..
who has been a visitor at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Connors. Wash
ington street, has returned TO her home.
James HOLSTER has returned home,
after a two weeks sojourn al ocean
City
Mrs J. X Graeme. of Morris road, is
visiting Purcellville, Va.
Washington street extended. above
TAYLOR street, which was barrica6ed.
has been rendered ft for travel again
by the District authorities.
Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, who spent the
summer at Bluemont. Va. has returned
to her home at Washington and Adams
streets.
Patrick Doody, OF the Government
Hospital for the Insane. IS a visitor at