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The Washington times., 1907-09-08
AIe3NJ1drIa
ALEKANDRIANS
RETURNING HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Harlow. who
have ben visiting in Bedford. Pa. have
returned.
Miss Sadie T. Sampson. OF Richmond.
is the guest OF Mrs. Henry Baader. jr.,
IN this city.
Hugh NJ. Trucks, Of Philadelphia, and
Miss Jessie n Chilcotte. OF this city,
were married by the Rev. J. r. Sewer
al the manse OF the Presbyterian
Church last Wednesday morning
John D. NormoyIe has returned from
visit 10 Atlantic City.
John Gallagher. OF Portsmouth, paid
a visit TO relatives in this city last
week.
Robinson Moncure has returned from
visit 10 the jamestown Exposition.
Robert Beverly will sail from New
York Tuesday for Panama. where he
has accepted a position In the Govern
ment service.
Miss Blanche HowdersheI is visiting
friends at Haymarket. Va
Miss Frances Truax. of woodlawn.
was the guest OF Miss Emeline Denly
Talbot last week.
Miss Nellie Thomas Is visiting al the
jamestown Exposition.
The Misses Talbot had as their guest
-
Of Culpeper.
J. Randall Cation. jr.. and Davis ".
Hulfish last week paid a visit to Allan
tic City.
r A Garrett has returned from
visit 10 the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. c. =. Erwin Is spending the re-
nlainder Of the summer at Unison, Leu
doun county,
Harry L. Wheatley- Is spending ten
DAYS at the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bendheim paid
visit to New York last week.
Miss Ethel Germann, who has been
visiting in Pennsylvania, has returned
! Mrs. F. V. Coskley and Mrs ". G..
Henderson, who have been visiting IN
Nelson county, have returned home.
S. II. Lunt and nephew, Samuel Lunt,
| have lett for the jamestown Exposition.
Misses Esther and Emma Peverin paid
| a visit last week to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
| Poole in Spottsylvania county.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Uhler had as their
| guest last week their son, Lennox Uhler.
formerly of this city, but now Of st.
/ Louis.
Misses Agnes, Sarah, Catherine, and
/ Hildred Trayers paid a visit 70 the
| jamestown Exposition last week.
/ James Eveleth is visiting at the James
town Exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wildt are spend
/ ing the remainder of the summer at
Bluemont
dr. and Mrs. William Roxby have re-
turned from their wedding tour.
/ Miss A NJ Chandlee, who has been
visiting at Ashton. Nd. has returned
I
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Anacostia Baptist Church
Calls the Rev. James Edwards

At a meeting lest Sunday morning OF
the congregation OF the Anacostia Bap-
fist Church following the Il o'clock ser
vice, measures were taken 10 Ill the pui-
pit Of the church made vacant through
the resignation OF the Rev. II. NJ. Geren.
and IL was voted TO extend a call 10
Rev. James Edwards, of Henderson, n.
&. The meeting was presided over by
Milton Brandt and the committee ap-
pointed several weeks ago 10 canvass
the situation. made its report. The com
mittee, which was composed Of Thomas
Hollows, NOrvall Greer, Jack Crawford.
Edgar r. Balderston. and John T.
Dent, recommended that the Rev. Mr..
Edwards be-FuviJed TO become the pas
tor, he having recently preached in the
church and conducted its services. This
was unanimously agreed 70
The Rev. Mr. Edwards Is native of
Henderson, y. c, and has been the pas
tor Of Baptist churches in Brooklyn, n.
Y, and oil City, Pa, the latter station
having been his last He is unmarried.
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NEUdSfJDgtOn
YOUNG PEOPLE BACK
FROM HOUSE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther F. Hail. Har-
wood Hall, J. R. Williams. Howard
Medium, Raymond B. Norris. and Miss
Alice Bransom have returned from
Farmers Fork. Va, where they were
members of a large house party.
Clyde Felter and VIII Burke returned
Tuesday from the Allegheny mountains.
Walter Maple returned Monday even
ing from a trip 10 Atlantic City, New
York, and Jackets Mills. Va.
Mrs. Lula B. Felter and daughter
Ruth, of 712 Third street northeast. re-
turned Monday evening, after a short
stay at Colonial Beach. Va.
Miss Elsie Schwering, who has been
visiting on B street northeast for some
time, has returned TO her home in
Comus. Md.
Mrs. F. ]. Macdonald and son Ma
east, returned last week from Atlantic
City, y. J., where they have been
spending several weeks.
A Leimbach. who has been spending
several weeks at Colonial Beach, Va,
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BrOOkI0nd
WEDDING
At CATHOLIC CHURCH
Miss Eleanor Moriarity Weds
Edward S. Monahan, of
Louisville.

Wednesday morning at O'Clock d very
Pretty wedding took place at st Mat
thews' Catholic Church The contract
ing parties were Miss Elesnor Moriarity,
formerly Of Brooklyn, and Edward
5. Monahan. OF Louisville. Ky. Miss
MoriarIty has made her nome at the
Holy Cross Academy since her gradua-
ton in 1903
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Joint Birthday Party Given
By Alphonsa and Ruth Saunders

Miss Ruth Saunders and her brother
Alphonsa, were given a joint birthday
party Wednesday afternoon by their
mother. Aiphonsa was celebrating his
eighth anniversary, while little Miss
Ruth was Just five. At O'Clock the
guests arrived. They had an afternoon
Of games, music, Rotations, and songs.
Everyone had a splendid time. Tie
guests were; Miss Bessie Marlowe,
Miss Kathryn Jones, Mss Elsie Adler,
Miss Lucille Adler, Miss Margery Ad-
ler Miss Bertha Saunders, Miss Ger
trude Bennitt, Miss Margaret Bennitt
and Miss Elizabeth Bennitt.
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BrIgRtW0d
LARGE LAWN FE.TE
PROVES SUCCESS
Held on Old SchutZen Park
Grounds and Largely
Attended.

During the past week large lawn
fete has been held in this vicinity,
which has been very popular and well
attended. II opened Labor Day and con-
tmUed through the remainder of the
week. Gen. ". NJ. F. Barry Garrison,
No. 50, of the Katherine Army and Navy
Union, L. 5. A, held IT on the extern
sive grounds on Brightwood avenue
formerly known as Schutzen Park. The
affair met with great success.
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Colonial Beach
DANCES
AT PAVILION END
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney
Baker Lectures to Aid
Church Fund.

The last Saturday night assembly dance
OF the season on the new pavilion at
Colonial Beach was a social success
The chaperons were Mrs. W. F. Rem
shaw. Mrs. J. J. Mason. Mrs. Harry
Miller, Mrs C. Wright. and Mrs. George
J. Stafford. of Washington, and Mrs. r.
c. l. MOncure, OF Falls Church and
Alexandra. Va.
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Thief Mysteriously Returns
Jewefry and Cash to Mrs. Keen

a record kof no robbery" has been
entered on the police records in the case
Of the report made BY Mrs. Lavinia
Keen, resident of the Hamilton road,
OF the theft OF jewelry, cash, and other
articles from a bureau in an upper
room at her home.
Mounted officer Frank Dent while
looking over the premises, discovered by
the side Of a spring a large basket, the
opening OF which disclosed that IL con-
tanned about all that had been report
cd as being stolen.
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A CHARACTER SKETCH.

The closing speeches were over, at tho
court OF assiZes- Following his custom,
the Judge asked OF the defendant, q
burIv. lOw-broWed scoUndrci, who had
murdered poor old couple 20 rob them:
Defendant, have you anything to
say?"
In a cheerful, effeminate tone, the
other replied:
Just a word. I am opposed to capl-
tai punishmentr-T for Trans
Atlantic Tales from lie Figaro
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Husband (sighirg)-She gave me her
hand yesterday, and promised that she
would try TO control her temper. and
today she threw me downstairs.
''Frailty, thy name il vV"mani'-Trans-
lated for transatlantic Tales from
Fliegende Batter.
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Holy communion was celebrated last
Sunday mowTning in the Garden Mem
avenue, by the Rev. George NJ. Cum
mings. the pastor. assisted by his brother,
Joseph r. Cummings, an elder OF the
Asquith Street Presbyterian Church,
Baltimore, who is visitor In Anacos-
tia.
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Notes and Personals.

Paul Bender. fourteen years Old. one
Of the four boys who ran away from
the Home Industrial School several
days ago. was found last week by Po-
Iiceman c, r. Brown at the former
home Of the boy. 100 Monroe street, and
was taken into custody.
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UNHEEDED.

She-Lat night was the fourteenth
time that I've dreamed of a seaside re-
sort.
IIusba nd-GoOd! You must certainly
have had enough OF IL alreadyl-Trans-
lated for Transatlantic Tales from
Meggendorfer Batter.
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A SAFE GUESS.

Rector see ny the report you hand
in that Job Jones. VINO 5 starving and
out Of work. has ten children. Have
you been there to visit them?
Curate-No, sir
Rector-Then how do you knex about
his family?
Curate-Starving ana out Of employ
always have ten. doctOr.-Harper'
Weekly.
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Even McKeever. Of Holmead avenue
has gone to jamestown. Mr.. Mckeever
nsa been employed in jamestown ever
since it opened, but month or so ago
had TO return home because OF Illness.
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Col. Spencer Jones May Be
Candidate for United States Senate

A story was set ahoat during the
week to the effect that Col. Spencer c.
Tones, president Of the Montgomery
County National Bank, had decided to
become q candidate for the United
states Senate in the primaries TO be
held IN November. Colonel Jones has
refused to confirm the story, saving that
he has not authorized such an an
noJncement, AMI Il he decides 20 enter
the contest he win give ample notice TO
the public beforehand.
Bowie F. Waters. Democrats candl-
date for States attorney. ~g4as gone TO
the jamestown Exposition, TO be gone
till the middle Of next week.
Thomas Dawson has gone to Philadel-
phia 70 remain several days.
Ohio H ". Talbot, Of the county
clerks Office. leaves for jamestown
Monday morning for q vacation Of
about week.
Miss Helen w Talbot, daughter Of
II. Maurice Talbot. a prominent mem
Der Ct the Rockville bar. will be mar
rled to Esrnard Welsh, son OF W. W
Welsh. at the NJ. Z. SChurch South
Tuesday afternoon at 80 o'clock
The young couple Will leave i1lmedi-
ately after the ceremony for an ex-
tended trip 20 jamestown and other
points.
The groom is an attorney az law, and
has established himself at Boulder. Col
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Nelson Johnson Gets Appointment
In the Departmental Servic

Nelson Johnson, Of Queen Chapel road.
was appointed Monday to a position in
The departmental service in China He
will leave about October 1 for his home
In Oklahoma, after which ne will sail
from San Francisco for Pekin. China.
Richard Daniels is spending his vaca-
ton at Ocean City, Nd.
Miss Gertrude Schiadt, who has been
the guest Of Miss Agnes RodieT for the
past week. has returned TO her home in
Washington.
Capt Joseph Banner has returned
after a weeks outing at jamestown.
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INFANTS SUMNER SICKNESS

INFANTS sUbEnER SICKNESS
The following simple treatment viii usus
aliv cure summer diarrhOea within q
hours:
l. Stop feeding dairy milk.
. Give Oo about one-yeaT-old) one
grain OF calomel. cut into three doses Of
tno-hour intervals.
3. Feed for a few days OF thick rice
water, finely strained, and sweetened,
while yet hot. with some condensed milk.
Keep mixture cool. heating bottle when
needed.
4 When cured. gradually substitute
scalded OF pasteurized dairy milk.
SOCIETY FoR PREVENTION
or Sickness,
z. BERLINER. Secretary.
p. s.-A regular diet for children Of
condensed milk Is insdvisabIe.
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f}zzSSs:1 NEIGHBORHOODx NEWS 1s1sEzzazl
.9zAnOoOSt1a&A

Of Kenilworth, was the last P-fze VIM
ner, and he selected Miss Berthe Hoonan,
sister OF Miss Mamie.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Miss Irene Shelrand. of Park road,
who has been at the beach for several
weeks, has returned to ner home.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Charles o. Brill, together with his
wife and son, have returned from their
stay at Oakland, Nd.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Miss Margery Busher, who has been in
Baltimore for the last month, visiting
relatives, IS now at home.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08
Two Frame Deweliings Burn
and Entire Contents Lost

Two frame dwellings at Newton place
last Tuesday caught FIRE and burned
nearly 10 the ground. One was the res
idence OF AIr. and Mrs. Poole, the other
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. ThOmp-
son. No. engine house and several
others were summoned, but for a long
ume il seemed almost impossible to ex-
tinEIisn the names Nearly everything
in both houses was lost
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General Notes and Personals
From Washington Suburb

Miss Viola Willus spent part Of the
past week with Mrs. Bennett, at her
home on Park road.
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Miss Gertrude Schuech and her
brother. Francis, have returned TO
school after q pleasant vacation spent
with their sister. Mrs. GLASGOW.
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returned to his home on Fifth street
northeast Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Kaufman. of 1905
II street northeast, left last Saturday
for Coatsville. Pa. where they will
spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Ship, of
Linden, Tenn, spent several days last
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. York,
at Eleventh and D streets northeast.
John and Ernest Keithley, Of Brook
lyn, y. Y. are visiting their uncle, J. c.
Keithley, 1909 II street northeast.
Miss Marguerite Allen, of Tenth street
northeast, is staying at Chesapeake
Beach.
Misses Myrtle and Elsie Sharswood,
of Tenth street, are staying al Colonial
Beach, Va
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Tournament and Ball Given
By st. Theresa's Church Society

a tournament and ball was held at
Suitland Park, Prince George county,
Md, on Labor Day, under the auspices
of he Holy Name Society Of St.
Theresa's Church. in Anacostia. A De
Langley, of Washington dubbed
knight of washington Boy, was the
winner, and crowned Miss Mamie
Noonan queen OF love and beauty. Mr..
Langley and Miss Noonan led the grand
march J. +. Blandford, Knight Of the
District of Columbia, took second
money. and selected Miss Myrtle Tad
CERT. as first maid of honor. Lawrence
SiebeI, Knight Of st. Joseph, won third
place. and named Mrs. Siebel as second
maid of honor. II, L. Keller, Knight
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Notes and Personals.

Mrs, Edwards has closed her cotts9e.
the Linden, and she and the Misses
ClaudIne and Ethel Edward have re-
turned 10 their home In Washington.
DR.. A. +. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson
entertained a pleasant house party last
week at Rosedale. There were present
Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCauley, Of
washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pfieiger. Of philadelphia; Miss Vivian
Clark, Of washington, and Messrs- Ten
nyson, Gettingsr, Jenkins, and Robin
son. OF Washington.
on Sunday evening a supper was given
to the house guests, 10 which we're in
vited Mr.. and Mrs. r. {. L Moncure, OF
Falls Church and Alexandra, Va, and
Mr. and Mrs George J. Stafford, Of
Washington.
Miss Andrews. Of Washington. is
spending two weeks at the woodlawn.
Lieutenant Browdy, of Washington. is
spending vacation at The WOOdlaWn.
! Commodore Sutton, who has been
spending several weeks at his cottage
here with his family. has returned TO
Washington.
II. E. Dickhaut. Of the Geological Sur
vey, has closed his cottage here and re-
turned 70 his home and duties in Wash
| Ington.
Joseph Dierkin. OF the Government
Printing ONCE, and Mrs Dierkin are
spending some time al the Beach.
DR.. Eaton. Mrs. Eaton. and the Misses
! LYDIA and Annie Eaton have returned
10 Washington after a season spent at
their cottage here.
Mrs. Charles Hodglkin and Miss Leila
HOdgSin, OF Mt Pleasant, washington.
have returned home after a two weeks
sojourn at The Beach.
Edwin Gunford and family, Of D
street northeast, washington, are
! spending some time at their cottage
here. Mr.. Guilford is a clerk in the city
postoffice.
Samuel Gill has returned TO his home
| in Washington.
John shehan and Mrs. shehan, OF
Washington, are at their cottage here
for several days.
Chase Gait, Of washington. is spend
/ ing some time at the Beach.
Thomas Carter. OF B street southwest,
washington. is spending a vacation at
the beach. and is registered at the Lin
wood House.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hull and family
have closed their cottage, Hulldale, and
! nave returned 20 Washington.
Mrs. w. D. NJ. Aims is the guest Of
her sister. Miss Bentley. at Bentley's
Pavilion.
/ Mrs. A NJ. Lewis has returned to
Washington after q pleasant visit 70
| her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Eaines have
returned to Washington. While at the
| Beeth they were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Stafford.
| Mrs. Thomas B. Harrison, Of n street
| northwest. washington. has returned
! from pleasant and interesting trip
| abroad, and, in company with her son
and daughter-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd
ney Harrison. is spending awhile at her
| cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. L. Moncure
and little sons have returned to their
! home in Falls Church, Va.
Miss Nettie Cheseldine has returned to
her home in washington. While at the
Beach she was the guest of Miss
| C,audine Edwards.
/ Mr. and Mrs W. NJ. Lyon and J. B.
| Mhdd are registered at Hotel Byrd. Mr.
Lyon is a merchant Of Faulkner.
| Charles county. Nd, and his wife is re-
lated to the Francis Scott Key family
Mr.. Mudd, a nephew, of CoIig gresham
Mudd, is a lawyer of Bryantown, Md.
UNHEEDED.
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Mrs, Edwards has closed her cottsse.
the Linden, and she and the Misses
Claudine and Ethel Edward have re-
turned 10 their home In Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Mrs. George Bury and daughter, Helen,
have gone 10 Atlantic City 10 be fol-
loved by a visit TO Philadelphia.
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week with relatives in BrigntwOod
Ernest LOenleT, Of BTightwOOd ave-
nue., has returned from very enjoyable
stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Boyland and Miss Boyland- visited
Mrs. Joseph BOyland, of BrightwOOd
avenue, last week.
Henry and George Hustead are visit
ing Iheir cousin. Miss Anna Noble. of
BrightwOOd road.
Mrs. H. Nipple is visiting her husbands
relatives at Potomac, Nd.
Mrs. Clarke has returned from a two
months visit with her parents in Nir-
ginia.
Albert HeiChe of Indiana, who las
been visiting relatives in BTightwOOd for
some time, has returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis, of BrghtwOOd
avenue, have as their guest Mr.. Wallis
brother
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Miss Lillian SChuech spent part Of last
week with relatives in Brigntwood.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Benjamin NJ MundeI has been re-
moved to Providence Hospital. where he
underwent surgical treatment. His i'll
ness was a sudden one. Mr.. Mundell Is
hfty-four years old and has been as
years.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Miss Andrews. OF Washington, is
spending two weeks at the Woodlawn.
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will assist the Rev. J. L. KILLER. Of the
NJ. E. Church South, in series OF
meetings in his church. on Broad
street, September it.
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The Rev. Stockton W. Cole, OF Rem
ington, Va, who assisted the Rev. J.
o. S Thomas last spring IN a special
meeting at the Columbia Baptist Church,
will begin a series OF services in thu
same church about the list Of october.
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A MISTAKEN QUOTATION.

William Beitch and family have gone
to Washington TO spend the winter.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

George Randall, a former resident Of
the town, an engineer at Fort Mans
field, r. l., is visiting relatives here.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Lieutenant Browdy, OF Washington. is
spending a vacation at the Woodlawn.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

f. J. Nortlrup purchased this week
/ the brick dwelling on Broad street from
/ Dr. Bell. DR.. and Mrs Bell will leave
| soon for washington. D. c. where they
will reside in future
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Lyon and ]. b.
Mhdd are registered at Hotel Byrd. Mr.
LYON is a merchant of Faulkner,
Charles county. Nd, and his wife is re-
lated to the Francis Scott Key family.
Mr.. Mudd. nephew, Of Congressman
Mudd, is a lawyer of Bryantown, Md.
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Rev willard e. Davenport, the rector
OF Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church, who has been spending his va
cation at the Bell Home Colonial
Beach. where Mrs. Davenport e staying
with the children OF the Anacostia
Home, has returned to his pulpit here
Mrs. Davenport and the occupants Of
the Bell Hone here viii return next
week
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a. Leimbach, who has been spending
several weeks al Colonial Beach, Va,
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Thomas Dawson has gone to Philadel-
phia 20 remain several days.
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A happy occasion was the reunion
at the nospitable home OF Mr.. and Mrs
W. J. Febrey Monday. when all Of the
eleven children, six daughters and I'VE
sons, ali married. met around the old
hearthstOne.
This was the first reunion in twenty
seven years. There were eighteen
grandchildren and one great grandchiids
Covers were laid for fifty, al relatives.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

| The many patrons Of Miss EditH
| Thompson will be glad 70 know she VIII
| open her kindergarten october L
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Miss Nettie Cheseldine has returned to
her home in washington. While at the
Beacn she was the guest of Miss
C,audine Edwards.
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Commodore S1tton. who has been
spending several weeks at his cottage
here with his family. has returned to
Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Miss Catharine A. Talburtt. of 427
Monroe street, has returned from a visit
to her nephew, G. II. Shannon. at New
Giatz. Prince Georges. Md.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Ellis Webb. OK Greenville. Tenn, ma
secured d position in the grocery stOTl
Of W. II. Suite
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Walter Waple returned Monday even
ing from a trip 10 Atlantic City, New
York, and Jackets Mills. Va.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Tie Catholic private school at West
End will open its coming session Sep
TENDER with complete corps Of teach
ers
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

The Falls Church Public School VIII
open its fall session September Is The
school IN every particular will be bet
ger than ever before
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Francis J. Osterman, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Herman Osterman, 165 Maple ave-
nue.. who was frightfully burned about
the head and shoulders by the explosion
OF an alcohol lamp, on Wednesday, Is
reported as mucth Improved.
The Washington times., 1907-09-08

Mrs. H. Nipple is visiting her husband
relatives at Potomac, Nd.
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selishiPt Oysters received dzny