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The Washington times., 1908-04-28

Escorted bv her father the bride
entered the church, meeting the bride
groom and his best man. Walter Sachs.
AT the altar. The bride wore a beeom-
ing ivory satin gown trimmed with
ducheSSe lace. and seed pearI trimming
Her long tUQe veil was caught with
a cluster or orange blossoms and the
bridal bouquet WAS a shower Of Bride
roses
Miss Jeanette Rosse, a sister Of the
bride. was the maid OF honor. ami wore
a dainty pink crepe de chine dress. and
carried Bridesmaid roses The brides
maids were Miss Mary Elizabeth Keene
and Miss Julia ROsse, a sister Of the
bride. They wore dainty frOcks Of
white batistc. trimmed with lace over
silk. with pink panne velvet Eirdles. and
carried Bridesmaid roses.
The uSherS were Francis RoSse n
brother OF the bride: William Foley.
Van Horn Foulke. and T. Avery Tay-
Tor.
After the ceremony and informal re-
Ception IN the home Of the biIde'S par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Juneau eft for a
wedding trip TO Atlantic City. Upon
their return they will reside at 2215 First
street Mrs Juneau wore n gray tailored
travelling suit with a large black hau
\ reception Will ne given them in the
home OF the bridegroom 8 mother upon
their return &c washington
The annual spring carnival Of the
pupils OF Miss Hawke. for the benefit
of 20 T-nfsrnraf Home CLsf5-,r,
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Juneau-Rosse Wedding.

The marriage Of Miss Leila Rosse.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward '.
Eosse, 70 Edward Russell juneau tool,
place last evening at S o'clock in ,ne
Church OF the Advent. the pastor OF
the church. the Rev. Edward Marshall
Mott. officiating. The church was deco
rated with cut flowers and pa Inns. and
was hlled with friends. most or whom
attended tie reception In the home Of
the bride parents.
a naUractive feature OF the church
was the fun vested choir. Of which
both bride and bridegroom are mem
hers. The choir entered the church.
preceded by the rector. and vas fol-
lowed by the bridal party. si1.sing the
wedding music. After taking a place
before the chancel. the choir sang aD-
propriate selections during ne cere-
mony, under the direction O. the or
ganist and choirmaster. Mr. Broad
bent.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
HOusekeepers' Alliance Tea.

Cards have been Issued for a tea this
afternoon al 4 o'clock. In the home OF
Mrs. S. W. Woodward. 30I5 Wyoming
avenue. under the auspices Of the
Housekeepers' Alliance. at which Mrs.
Mary Hinman Abel will make a short
address on the practical problems OF
housekeeping.
luncheon party was given al Tea
Cup Inn today with Mrs. Abel as the
guest of honor
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIIowinE schedule figures published
only as information and are not Euaranteed
For Atlanta BirninE CHAM Mobile Neur or
leans, Ashevllle- Chattanooga Memphis. SIS
a m and 100 p. m daily
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattz-ooea-
Memphis New Orleans. 1915 D m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken
savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida u5i.ts.
40 p K daily
L. 8 BROWN. General Agent.
apI2-tf
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SEAROARD AIR LINE RaILWAY.
Ticket 90, - -. Ave.

NOTICE-FoIIoEinE schedule not guaranteed
COS a n daIly-Sea5car5 Nal Th-11eI
coaches and Pullman sieepe-s 10 Sava-rs5 y
a. Jacksonville Through Sleeper Washing
- 70 Hamlet and Hamlet % Atlanta BIr-
ing
go o. n. dauy-Seabos- Express Coaches
ar4 pullman 20 SaNa1-zh. JacEs1uyf-Ie
Tau7-z Atlanta Birmingham. Memphis
Dining cars
r b sTANsELL- District Passenger Agent
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FOR RENT-APARTMENrs

ALABAMA. 50Z, 1ITH AND y STS-For
rent furnished from May 70 October: de-
lightfully cool apartment rooms. bath,
moderate rent. ap9--9f
SIX OUTSIDE rooms, bath, large porch.
Yards, southern exposure. every convenience.
furnished or unfurnished; go KENT. Il6 y
{. ave. ap25-3t
BELMONT ST. NV. IET-FNurnis1ed o. un-
furnished for a period OF 70 3 months an
apartment Of large outside rooms fronting
south. ap2s-3t
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FOR RENT-ST0REs.

FOR RENT STORES Merchants attenti7nt
Corner store. 14th and Florida ave NV. s1,it
able for most any business; up-tO-date show
windows and modern in every respect: good
stand for a hustler, $40 month.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO. 1914 F St nv.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE
In Hyattsville, neasly new six-ruou
house; large hall, pantry; nicely
painted; water in kitchen; fertile
lot sox15o, well fenced: pouItr-v
house. 81, 10000; 10000 cash, bal
ance $500 monthly. including in
tsrest.
stable, hen house for 1000 hens:
four acres rich land; two blocks TO
trolley and postoffce. S2.75O.oO:
Ss0O.Oo cash, $500 monthly, in
clud1ng interest.
GEO. C.. WALKE
HYATTSYILLE, MD.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

Mrs A. :. Burleson, wife OF Repre-
sentative BurlesOn of Texas. will en-
teTtain at tea this afternoon from 10
Z O'Clock complimentary to the Texas
girls in the Washington schools
Assisting Mrs. BurleSon will be a
number of the ladies OF the Texas dele
cation In Congress. The tea table viii
be decorated with clusters Of white
spring flowers and ferns.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

MS. n. @. Hollenberg. OF Little Rock.
Ark, who has been the house guest Of
Ms. @. A Shehan. during the d A.
r congress. left Washington last even
ing for New York city, for & short visit
10 relatives
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Representative and Mrs. Alexander On.
tertalned Informally At dinner last even.
ing IN their apartments IN the Connect
iCut.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
Meyers Sail May Z.

Mrs. Meyer. wife OF the Postmaster
General. and Miss Alice Meyer will
sail from New York May for Kissen-
gen Springs. where Miss Meyer viii take
treatment. She has been in poor health
during tine winter.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

Miss Mae Hedian. Of Baltimore Il
visiting friends IN Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

Mrs Brown and Miss Enrol Brown
are visiting I'm New York where they
expect 10 remain about a week.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

Mrs. Scott. wife OF Senator Scott or
New Jersey. was hostess at a luncheon
laid for twenty in the New Willard
Hotel today. The table decorations
We're Killarney roses and lilacs.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

Mrs. Norman Williams returned 20
" ashlngton yesterday afternoon from a
short visit In New York
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Circuit Court, No. 1
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

NDdIItu NcsteFuay-l
No 1890. Gldden VS.. Miller; on trial
Plaintiffs attorneys Berry < Minor;
detendants attorney, Leon Tobrlner.
NO. 1881 Conger. administrator, VS..
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company:
mandate or the Courc of Appeals grant
Ing new trial; Judgment for costs YER
sUS the defendant Plaintiffs attorney,
i. j Mather. defendants attorneys,
Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
AUCTION SALES.
). G. sINcLAIR. Auctioneer


FIRE SALE
invite the attention OF grocery rnan.
boarding house keepers and Oshers to my sale
Of groceries. slightly damaged b. water on
account of FIRE. WEDNESDAY. April D. AZ
10 O'Clock, 81 cor. OF 20th and 7 SIS. nv 7
VIII sell lot Z can goods. bottled goods.
10 O'Clock AZ COY OF 2oth and I. SIS NV 7
teas. cofees -four. soaps. starch and other
miscellaneous groceries. 20 be sold without
reserve. II
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RIvERDALE, MARYLAND

Six-room house in short walk to cars. 60 600.
for SO monthly New six room and bath
house. nice large cellar and half acre OF
ground, $500; terms arranged to suit.
CLAUDE wAREEE, Manager,
RIvERDALE. ED.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HoUSES.
l5s-l40 HICKMAN ST Sc. rooms and
bath; al modern improvements; rent $3.50
per month, reasonable rent, good location.
drop postal OF phone FOR fun rent LIST We
have the house 20 sn.t YOU.
JOHN =. DONOHOE & SONS
3os East Capito! s.. Phone connections
l743 = NW.-Nine rooms fnI BAN; 81. 50
per month Apply estate OF DANIEL. S
EVANS. 1874 New York ave. apart
DESIRABLE coruer house. IIOI Il e. NV;
bath and furnace: $500; open. ap23-7t
FOR RENT-Sl0 6th ST sw: large brick
dwelling. y rooms and bath: side lights: side
porches. large side yard: good neighborhood.
rent only $3.50 per month. JAMES F.
SHEA. 543 Louisiana ave NV apI9-tf
FOR RENT-No. So Allison st. NV. rooms
and bath: steam Eeat: large porch: front
Colonial; rent $3.50. Apply CHAS- K. TRIB-
BY, 703 18th 81. nv apis-;f
FOR RENT-Houss. sl6 18TH ct. Sc. roomz.
bath and range. large porch ia front; SiIy0
Apply CHAS. z TEIBBY. Thompson Bldg
7O3 18th st. mhls-tf
FOR RENT-HOuseS. apartments. and Ofices
IN all parts OF tn city. For detailed uss
send or call st or once
THOS. =. FISHER & co. QncD
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS
ISS 10th St NV sa25-tt
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Senior Arrange. the minister from
Panama left Washington today for New
York. from where he will sail Wednes-
Gay for a months absence in Panama.
G. G. Arosement. the first secretary Of
the legation, will act as charge d'af-
faires in the absence OF the minister.
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COURT RECORD
OF DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

Called yesterday
. No. 27765. Donaldson VS.. Donaldson;
rule as - alimony returnaole May 1.
Complainant's solicitor, George H La
mar.
Called todayD
No. 1864. Moore ct al. VS.. Moore ct
al. order making Lucas p. Loving.
trustee in bankruptcy. party defendant
in place of David Moore Complainants'
solicitor. Wilton J. Lambert
No. 1854 Dudley VS. Dudley ct al.
rule as alimony returnable May S. Com
plainants solicitor. Thomas /. Jones.
No. 2116I. Ashe VS.. Hancock ct al.
Julius a. Maedel appointed trustee in
place of Frank l. Hancock and James
y. Burns 10 release deed OF trust. Com
plainants solicitor, j. A Maedel
No 27455- Lycett VS. Lycett et al +:
trustees report confirmed Complain
ants solicitor, w. NJ. levin; defend
ant's solicitor. ]. II. TaYlor.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
pCalled yesterdayD

Estate OF Montgomery Fletcher: pets-
tiOn Of Herbert NJ. Fletcher for distribu-
lion: order authorizing same. Attorney,
=. Wilmer BatimeT
Estate OF Dixon Fullerton. order for
commission 10 issue Attorney. J. Viii
lner Latimer.
Estate Of Elizabeth NJ. Thomas: order
for transfer Of stock.
Estate of Margaret " Huyett: guar
dian ad Etem appointed.
Estate of James Lowrie Bell. will
dated November 8. 1903. naming Frank
lin b. Kirk and Bridget Stirling Bell
Estate OF Lucy J. Dorsey: petition OF
Samuel A. Wallis and Mary s. Wallis
for probate and record of will and let
ters testamentorY. Attorneys. Thomp-
son & Laskey.
Estate OF Thomas c. Sullivan; petition
OF American Security and Trust Com
pany for probate and record Of Will and
letters testamentary- Attorney. William
4. Mchenney.
Called today)
Estate Of India Bell: petition Of Al
bert b Bell for letters OF admiuistra-
tions. Attorney. p. A. Bowen. jr.
Estate OF Laura l.. Dodge: will ad-
nltted 10 probate and record and let
Pail: bond. 5000. Attorney. Tracy i.
Jeffords.
Estate OF David Leverone: will ad-
mit5ed to probate and record and let
t"rs testamentary granted 70 Frederica
Leverone. bond. 5000. Attorneys
Hamilton, Colbert, Nerkes & Hamilton
Estate % William A Armistead: /:
guardian ad litem appointed.
Estate OF Mary Il. Lewis; petition or
James A. TOOmey for leave 10 make re-
pairs; order authorizing same. Attor-
Dey, James a. Toomey
Estate Of William Breuninger: peti-
ton of Josephine F. Breuninger for let
terF Of administration; >Order granting
letters 70 Josephine F Breuninger:
bond, 5000. Attorneys. Lester & Price.
In re EuniCe Y Walton ct al . petition
of Virginia A. Nolan for allowance. .
order authorizing same Attorneys.
Thompson & Laskey.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

FOR RENT
Desirable fats at cheap rents:
s41 Sd ST ne. 5r and bath; near Union
Station rent--...-.-...-. ............S SEQ 80
ie45 y St ne, OF. Sb- cor T. n St Rent SIS 5O
2807 y ST. NV. 5r.&b; fine ioCation: rentSIS 81
SO Tenn ave. ne, 4r.&b.; tine repair;
rent .S1d. 50
1915 Duncan 81. ne. fl and -: rent. sl7 50
MOORE d HILL CInc), 1855 ST. " ".
ap25-5t
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SOCIAL WORLD EVENTS
IN NATIONS CAPITAL
CONTINUED from Sixth Page,)

OF Miss Williams and Mr. Letter. Last
evening they 6ined informally with
Capt. and Mrs. George Summerlln.
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Bankruptcy.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Called today)
No $50. In TC George r. Iinkins: Levi
II. David. II. Preston Shealey. and
Michael J. heane, appointed receivers
bond, $500.
No. Sol. IN re Thomas 2. Waggaman
order making certain allowances 10 trus-
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
JOHN F. JERMAN.
HEADQUARTERS fur Virginia Propertv-

Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fairfax aad Vienna. Va. Washington
a grain. dairy fruit poultry, OF blue grass
farm. timber tracks, IL VII paw vou -
seGd fOr my large list. Of all SInds of country
property. II is full of bargains, IN farms.
beautiful suburban homes. subdivisions ~
kincS OF business propositions, ! have nearly
two thousand places Tor you 10 select from
! have always lived In the country. and can
do better part BY you. than II I had lived
In the city. can make terms 10 suit vou
The most OF the property that I have TO-
sale is located near steam and electric raj
road aud near Washington ny carriage Is
at your service any time TO inspect property
Shall be pleased 10 have you write or car
and let US talk over business. I WIKI help
you to select a home.
once Hours. Fairfax. from until u g m
Vienna, from until 2. m Washington.
odices open all day Call for list ana make
appointments 70 inspect property. Phone
connection. Fairfax an Vienna. Va Wash
fnKtOn Main 72sa. Now Is the time to bJv a
home II you Will make a good Investment
Why do you pay rent AL your life when you
can buy property on easy terms and have .
home OF your own when you get old.
apl-6
BUILDING LOTS at West CherrydaIe On
Great Falls and Old Dominion Ry.s &C tare
into city; monthly payments
B. N. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate and Insurance. Rosslyn. Va
Suburban Property OF Every Description
ap2-tf
BEAUTIFUL seyen-rOon cottage: just com
pleted: with two acres OF ground IN District
near Congress Heights. Commanding view.
good water: price, $500. one-third cash:
balance long time BOX e57 Times once.
ap7-u
IF YOU want 20 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. Us send for latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCKETT s. son.
6S5 y. W. ty.-tf
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Mrs. Morgan-Hil and Miss Diane
M0rgan-Hill win leave Washington
shortly fer New York, from where they
will sail. May 3 for Europe, to spend
the summer.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
CATS Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs T. 7 Can entertained
a party at dinner last evening IN their
home on Twentieth and Q streets.
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FINE LOT fronting IS feet on kansas ave.
naa- Shepherd 81. convenient o two car
lines in the center of the booming new
Northwest section a chance Tor sPecuia-
tlon. For price see
WILIIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL. sos-5 I5 81. nv.
II
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BARGAIN OFFERINGS Or CAPITOL HILL

BARGAIN OFFERINGS Or CAPITOL HILL
Near nth and East Capitol attractive two
story and basement brick. with broWnstone
pair.
$3.50
New two-story residence near 10Th and
tiled bath: cellar; furnace
S3,575-
Near 18th and T ne. two-story and cellar
brlck or six rooms and tiled bath, IN good
repair; steam heat; sarEe back yard
$3.50
Few steps from Lincoln Park. on a broad
oyenue. With large front ana hack yards
six rooms and tiled bath; cellar and fur
mace.
s4I50
Near 81 and z Sc. coy home Of six rooms /:
tiled bah; cellar and furnace; handsomely
decorated.
On sth St Sc, near 3, beautiful two
story residence OF eight rooms and tiled
bath concrete cellar: furnace heat; lot IS
CoLLTNs-GUERRY CO.. 81 18th st. NV.
SPLENDID INVEsrMENT-Two-.t apart
ment. new; on p 81. $50 per month. viii pay
II per cent HENRY ". OFFUTT, SD and
y sts. nv. ap2s-tf
HOME OR INVESTMENT-OnIy 500 cash
required: price. $780, a nice little home
southeast. on Pennsylvania avenue car line
rooms. bath. cellar. furnace; rent. $3.50.
GEO. ". LINKINs.
500 18th 81. NV.
FOR sALE-Cheap. a new ten-room house
at Tak0ua Park on Willow ave. two blocks
from car line. Inquire OF =. +. SANDORN.
The Review and Herald Publishing House.
ap2S-St
FINE EIGHT ROOM suburban home: house
cost $500 20 build, stable. frult and shade,
lot lcoxl5o: well located in the District and
Two blocks from cars. photograph AZ Office
CHAS. 5. MUIR 90. INC. 1903 New York
ave II
BAY-wINDow brick: rooms bath; cellar
and All modern improvements Inquire SIS
South Carolina ave. -. aP9s-st
FOR SALE
Only $3.50
New Six-room Houses, bath, large
cellar, furnace heat
Only S200 Cash
Balance s2o, Per Month.
JAMES D. BURNS,
11Ol z st. n. E.
Phone Linen 553 ap21-tf
FOR SALE.
INVESTMENT
GROOM BRICK
RENT $l4 PRICE a.T55.
Il ST. y W.
s ". PICEFORD.
Is1I @ ST. y. ".
ap.0-tc
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
Five ROOM house. Dominion Heights Va
one car fare Apply Mrs. JAMES ELLIOTT.
sp1S-L
FORT MYER HEIGIITs-A nice nlne-room
house with large stable.
3. n DAVIDSON,
Real Estate.
Rosslyu. Va.
sn2--5t
EOSSLYN. VA--Several 5-roon houses Tor
col0red people
3. Il. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate.
Rosslyn. Va.
apa1-5t
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

The annual spring carnival Of the
pupils OF Miss Hawke. for the benefit
OF the Episcopal Home fCr Children
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

Representative and Mrs Weeks OF
Massachusetts, who occupy the White
more house on New Hampshire avenue
formerly the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore T. ShOnts during their Wash
ingtOn residence, were dinner hosts last
evening. Their honor guests were the
Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY CO.
"THE ELECTRIC LINE"
With tbs most luxurious. best lighted and
fastest interurban cars in America
TIE NEW AND BEST VAT
TO 81 LcIiAoEE. - ,. ORE MD ANNAPOLIS. ND.
AMI GREAT U. 3 NAVAL ACADEMY.
ONLY 70 MINUTES
From White House Station Cl5th and II
sts. ne-)' Washington. 70 the heart Of the
business. shopping hotel aid theater dis
tricts Of BaltirnC re. end a direct connection
win every tInpcl tant street caE u1R in that
city.
-t0NLY IS MINUTES'
10 ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT . s.
NAVAL AcADEMY-
me OF line whose cars enter that city
and reach the gate OF the Naval Academy
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
All 18th and II sts. cars. leaving The cor
ner OF 18th and y. 7. ave. nv every three
minutes. make direct connection win
White House Station
For Baitfmore. every hour on the half hour
from $50 a to lao ?. n. daily.
ror Annapolis and u. S Naval Academy
every hour on tie half hour from ESQ q -
to 1:SO p. m. ana at $50 and u.S0 ,. m
daily All OF these cars, however vii re-
qusre transfer at Naval Academy Junction
Acdiuonal service may be obtained - tax
Ing any OF the Limited cars for Baltimore
and transferring Naval Academy Junction
40 walking or hiring % cabs necessary n
washington 20 reach cur station.
Fares One way. Round trip.
70 Baltimors. Md. 75c. E1-S
To Annapolis. Nd and
U s. Naval Academy..- &c SO
IlSkets issued by this company include
street car fare in the DiStricr o. COiuns bis
On the lines q the Washington Railway ana
Electric Co
Eor Information and tickets apply AZ dczet
omces. 14th and n Y ave NV or 18th ana
II 0Ls- ne. Washington. D C.. OF address
W Z. SLAUGHTER
General Tratdc Manager. Baltlnors. nd.
apS-tf
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
New Houses at Sherwood.

Easy payments; large lot. modern houses.
Inquire AZ 18th st. NV aps2 -50t
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
FCn RENT-FIATS.
REDUCED 10 So so

In Georgetown. in best neighborhoo5.
pretty fat OF FIVE rooms ard bath. cellar
and furnace heat. COLLIE. -GCERRY' CO
81 18th ST. NV. apz7-st
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

FA.-SeVeTai desirable and
: room houses, easy monthly payments: also
= acre of well-iOCated ground az Clarendon.
3 II. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate
RcSsiyn. Va.
The Washington times., 1908-04-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

IF YOU NEED MONEY 20 pay rent. or buy
coal, I viii furnish all you need. I leT YOU
on your furniture or piano. these ios s are
strictly PRIVATE Try ne. p. o. BOX
2sF5. Station G. fs5-tf
The Washington times., 1908-04-28

Real Estate and Insurance. Rossiyn. Va
Suburban Property OF Every Descri ptIon-
aD2-tS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-15
COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday, July is, $50 p. M, at Bap-
tist vestry-C -Conundrum supper; 20 cents.
Thursday, July is, at high school build
ing Musicale for benefit Bridge hill di-
vision Village improvement society. Mrs.
Mabel Monaghan Swan, soloist. Tickets,
25 cents.
Thursday evening. July %, at residence
OF George A. Parcher = Lawn party by
High strset division Village Improvement
society. 7.30 to 10 p. m. Admission, 1Oc
II stormy, next pleasant evening.
Friday, Aug. Determination of teach
ers for State certificates, beginning at
8a. m.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 16 and
17-North Ellsworth fair.
COUNTY.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. II and
u = Annual conference OF Unitarian
churches at Bar Harbor.
Tuesday, Aug. IS, at BIuehiil Mineral
Springfield day OF Hancock Pomona
grange.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Aug.
1s, 10, 20-Bar Harbor horse show.
Tuesday, Aug. 25 = Annual reunion of
First Maine heavy artillery, at Bucksport-
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 8, and 10-Fair of Hancock County
agricultural society at Mountain park,
Bluehill.
Thursday, Sept. "a, at Arden Young's
grove, Otis-Field day of Green Mountain
Pomona grange.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. % and 30
Fair of Northern Hancock agricultural
society at Amherst.
Wednesday, Sept. 30-Orland fair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-15
TINKER's HILL FIRE.
Old Woodward and Goodwin Home
steads Burned Thursday.

Old Woodward and Goodwin Home
steads Burned Thursday.
Fire last Thursday afternoon destroyed
the Woodward and Goodwin homesteads
on Tinker's hiil.ana for time Threatened
to sweep away nearly all the houses OF
the ne;ghborhood.
The fire started in the Woodward houss.
The vicinity is just outside tie fire limits,
and with no wafer to fight the flames ex-
cept that supplied by wells, the fire soon
gained headway.
A high southwest wind was blowing
and the blaziug emoers were carried long
distances. Roofs Of houses and the fields
and woods were dry, and where one OF the
embers struck blaze Immediately started
up. The Goodwin homestead, an eighth
Of mile away, was directly in the path
OF the flying sparks, and was soon blax-
ing in several places.
A hole was burned in the roof of the
Maynard Whitaker house, but the fire
was promptly extinguished. Other houses
which caught were d. H. Tribou's, Harry
Jordan's and Judson Pray's, the latter
being on the hill north OF Cards brook,
and fully half mile from the scene OF
the fire. The damage at all these houses
was slight. Fire also started in several
places in the fields and woods, and rail
fences were soon ablaze in all directions.
The fire in the Woodward house started
on the second floor, evidently about tho
chimney. The house was owned by Capt.
George P. Woodward, of New York, and
was occupied by Jasper Kane. The house
and two large barns were burned fat.
The occupants saved most OF the furniture
from the ground floor, but nothing from
up stairs. There was an insurance OF 800
on buildings, which are total loss, and
Mr.. Kane had $400 on furniture.
The Goodwin house and barn were also
burned to the ground. This place was
owned by Misses Frances and Sarah Good
win, OF Lynn, Mass, and was insured for
$4OO. 1t was occupied by Albert Smith,
who got out all his furniture, with slight
damage. He had no insurance.