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The Washington times., 1908-11-01
FARMERS PERMIT
TEAMS TO STAND

Farmers coming into town here, it Is
declared, have fallen into the nabit Of
leaving their teams outside Of stores
and other places without first having
attached a weight 70 the reins. and the
police are taking measures to put u
stop to the practice. Failure to so at
tach a weight to a horse which Is LETT
standing il the street is a violation OF
the uoIico regulations Thomas Jordan,
ColuTed: JOE n Brown, William Waters,
and John Roland, in charge Of teams
learned this fact from the police last
week, following arrest by Policeman c
r Brown. Each was released on de-
posting 81 as collateral at the station
house.
Charles J RuTch. one OF the super
visOrs of the Government Hospital, has
departed for Springfield Mass. having
in charge an insane patient 1OC the
board of charities Of that city 10 place
in one OF the State institutions for the
care OF the insane. Mr. Rurch while
away will take a few days rest and visit
relatives in New Bedford. Mass.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
LAUREL
BACK
FROM SUMNER TRIP
Settle in Montpelier Manor
for the Winter-Miss
Martin on a Visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Pendleton have
returned from an extended visit to Bar
Harbor and Newport, and are now set
tied at Montpelier Manor for the winter
Miss Nellie Martin is the guest Of
relatives at Silver Springs, Nd.
Miss Daisy Butts. Of West Newton,
Pa. is visiting relatives in Laurel.
Miss Annie Cameron. OF washington,
has been visiting Miss Mary Marshall
during the past week.
Mrs. p. c. Burton. Of Portsmouth,
Va is visiting the family Of Mrs. John
L. Burton.
Rev. 4. +. Baker, of Lumberton. ".
e, paid short visit to hts many friends
IN Laurel during the past week.
Miss Halle Wilson. Of simpsonvnIe.
Nd, was thL recent guest of the family
OF J. s Brown.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess, or Hyatts-
vile, Md, Is visiting Mrs. Frank Thies.
Miss Elizabeth Puryis. Of West New
Sew s;e,g- Brighton, Tggt s. Is visiting lE{-e her
ingtOn avenue.
Mrs V. G. Ashby is visiting her
daughter at Burt0nsville, Md. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Frank Watts, OF
Odeuton. announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss A Naomi Watts.
to Joha L. CLANCY, on Wednesday even
ing, at eight O'Clock. at Nicholas Me
mortal Church, Odenton.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
POLICEMAN DELANEY
GETS A TRANSFER

Policeman Thomas A. Delaney has
been transferred from the Anacostia
precinct 10 the Fifth precinct in Wash
ington. His place is filled by the as
signment OF Policeman c. +. Sabins,
who has however. on account OF illness,
been unable 10 report for duty. When
he reaches here he will be assigned TO
Fhe Twining City district. as Policeman
n C. Calhoun has been withdrawn from
there 10 go to Hillsdale,
The funeral Of Clara PeZold, the four
teep-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Albert PeZold, Of 15 Fourteenth street
SAnscostia, whose death occurred last
Saturday in Georgetown University Hos
pital, was held Tuesday morning at II
o'clock fTom Emanuel University Epis-
ccpal Church. Thirteenth anG V streets.
The Rev. Willard G. Davenport, rector
OF the church, Offciated. The pallbear-
ers were all youthful friends Of the de-
ceased, Percy Simpson, Daniel Conner
Russell Phipps Earl Conway, George
Fisher. and Donald MathiesOn-
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

President Roosevelt and to the secre-
tary of the Navy.
Another matter discussed was that of
the rate or speed Of automobiles and
motor cycles passing through Congress
Heights. President Cowan recited an
instance In which he narrowly escaped
being struck by one Of the fast-running
automobiles On motion OF Mr.. Keu-
nedy, 1t was decided to refer the mat
ter to Major Sylvester, and to request
the services of a bicycle policeman
equipped to make arrests.
Mr.. Kennedy asserted that there ought
10 be cleaner and larger cars on the
Congress Heights trolley line. stress
being laid on the present unpleasant
condition. Mr. Kennedy was delegated
TO confer with the railroad OtnclaIs
about cleaner ana larger cars
The next meeting OF the organization
was announced for November g. at the
home Of Milton J. Fillius.
The big dredging machine, General
Mckenzie, belonging 10 the Maryland
Dredging Company OF Baltimore, con-
tractors for the deepening OF the chan
mel Of the Eastern Branch from the
yard, is proceeding rapidly with the
work but Will not complete it before
winter sets in The dredge, in the early
part OF this week, completed the deep
ening Of the water on Buzzards Point.
and is now working at a point nea- the
foot OF South Capitol street Since
starting work on the Eastern 3 B-anch
channel about two months ago, the
dTedge has removed many thousand
cubic feet Of material from the channel
and pumped il on the portion of the
fats IN front OF the property belonging
To the Government Hospital Tor the In
sane, which are TO be raised above the
high-water mark and made available
for cultivation.
Although the dredge has a double
crew and work goes on from Monday
morning 20 Saturday night, IL will re-
quire several months 10 complete the
work to be done on the channel
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
BROOKLAND
STAR IN
REGULAR SESSION
Chapter No. II Has Meeting
in the Town Hall-GoSsip
and Personal News.

The BrooklaBd Chapter, No. II. OF the
Eastern Star. met last Wednesday even
ing at the Brookland town hall.
The home OF DR.. Henderson. OF New
ton street. was the scene OF a -ery quiet
wedding last Saturday evening when
his daughter, Mrs. Hazel Doyle. and Mr..
Mount were married. Mr.. aid Mrs.
Mount left for New York on their wed
ding tour
Miss Harmon, OF EYarts street, has re
turned from Dorchester, Mass, where
she was the guest sf Mrs. Holidge. for
merly OF BroOkland
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stevens, Of
Allentown, Pa. are visiting Mrs. q. q.
Lynch, OF Newton street.
Mrs. Edward HClidge. OF Dorchester.
Mass. IS visiting relatives in BToOkland
and Washington,
Mr.. and Hrs. c. G.. Lynch, OF Newton
street. had as their recent guests. MI
and Mrs. Bromley Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Girls Friendly Society, of the
Church OF Our Saviour, will meet at
the home Of Mrs Cook, of living street.
next Friday evening.
The Ladies Guild, Of the Church of
Our Saviour, was organized at the home
OF Mrs. + Daniels. of Newton street,
last Tuesday evening. The guild VIII
meet on the first and third Wednesdays
of the month. the next meeting being
al tho home Of Mrs, David q, Chees-
man.
The Mite Society, Of the BTooKiand
Baptist Church, entertained with a Hal
lOWe=n party Saturday evening, a very
interesting program being rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs B. +. Mann, Of Wash
ingtOn. have token rooms az the home
of Mr.. and Mrb. David g. Cheesman, OF
Newton street
Mr. and Mrs John Wisual have moved
20 their new home oa the corner Of
Twelfth and Perry streets
David q. Chessmau, of Newton street,
has gone to Cincinnati where no will
vote.
Charles +. MOlster and son, Ralph,
have gone 10 Portsmouth. Ohio, where
they VIII cast their vote
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
Ground Is Donated by A. E. RandJe
For Parish Hall and Rectory for Church

morning about $50 o'clock, each carry
ing a shotgun and riding in the direc-
ton OF GiesborO. The police were in
formed in the belief that the men were
going TO shoot birds in the woods at
that place. Later, Mounted OFFICER c. J.
2. Weber located the men near Gies-
borO and arrested two of them. The
third man eluded the search made for
him. Diego CdrnZoro. aged twenty-One.
living at 16I Good Hope road. and Clio
vanui Mariana, Of 235 Four-and-a-half
street southwest, were the names and
addresses. given by the arrested men.
They were charged with discharging
firearms in the District without having
procured a permit. no birds were found
in their possession. Each man deposited
$ as collateral. after which they were
released.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

: special meeting OF the vestry OF the
Congress Heights Protestant Episcopal
Parish wac held last Thursday evening
I'm Esther Memorial Chapel, at Nichols
avenue and Esther place.
Rev. Willard G.. Davenport, rector of
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
ln Anacostia, presided, with Edward J.
NeWcomb as registrar. Robert II. COOK
and James w Blaine were admitted 70
uaeu1bership. Announcement was made
that the United States Realty Company,
through It's president, Arthur 7. Ran
ole. has given l.7O0 feet of ground in the
rear of the present chapel edifice as a
site for a parish hall and rectOry. Mil
ton J. Fillius, the church chOiTmasteT,
was authorized to make Improvements
TO the church organ.
Three italians were observed board
ing a car in Anacostia last Saturday
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
PUT UNDER KNIFE
FOR AN OPERATION

John Anderson. son OF Lewis Ander-
son Of 81 U street, is at the Georgetown
University Hospital where he has been
operated on for appendicitis. His con-
ditiou is reassuring.
All Saints Day viii be observed in
ST. Theresa Church today. Il will be
followed by Ali Souls Day, the com.
memOratiOn for the departed dead
when novena OF nine masses will be
commenced.
Revival services have been started in
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Ana
costa, the Rev Joseph a. Jefers, the
pastor, officiating.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
JOHN A. LOGAN POST
RESUMES MEETINGS

John A. Logan Post, No. l3, Grand
Army OF the Republic. has resuEieo its
meetings In the Masonic Hall, in Ana
costa, for the coming season. Com
mander a. 3. Frisbie and a committee
are making arrangements for the an
nual inspection and the reception af the
department officers November II. Com
mander Frisbie viii depart Sunday for
bis home in CrescO, Iowa, where ne will
cast Eis vote.
Through prompt Efforts OF Henry W
Emo, local dairyman. and Charles Cry
er. employed by him. a fire was ex-
tinguished Monday morning about 1
O'Clock before It haJ caused much dam
age. The blaze was in the stable loft
Of William and Joseph Arendes, 80 Good
Hope road,
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
CURBS AND WALKS
ARE BEING RESET

The curbing and pavements on Maple
View avenue between Chester and High
streets have been partially removed
and are to be reset by the force Of Dis
trict WOrkmen employed in the streets
in this suburb.
A sewer is being installed from Chi
cagO street and Shannon place in q
SOutheTly direction opposite the latter
named highways
Members OF the Masonic fraternity
In AnaCOstia are Interested in a min
strel performance and dance which An
acOstia Lodge, No y, F. A A. NJ, is
arranging.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
MISS CLARA BAYLISS
RETURNS TO CITY

Miss Clara o. Bayliss, who has been
passing her vacation at her home near
SpTingman. Fairfax county, Va. has
returned 10 this place.
Armistead Williams, of V street has
returned from a visit 20 relatives in
the vicinity OF Great Falls, and while
there he engaged in several hunts at
night. succeeding in capturing several
cOOns and pOssums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hodgson have
given up their home at Fifteenth and
Y streets and moved to North Isangdon
Mrs. D. T. n Shank. Of Fourteenth
and W streets, is visiting relatives In
HagerstOwn, Nd. Mr.. Shanks has re-
turned from a visit to the same place
Miss Alice Reagan. of Nichols avenue,
has gone to Asheville, n. c., for few
months.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

ROCKVILLE, Nd. Oct. n.-The Rev.
Thomas II. Campbell. pastor Of the
Rockville Baptist Church, has returned
from his vacation trip to Virginia
The Pastime Club is the name OF 4
new social organization, launched at
Kensington. with BTainaTd H Warner
as president and J. W Buck as secre-
tary and treasurer. Mr.. Warner has
donated to the club a handsome lot on
Connecticut avenue, near Baltimore
street and a building committee. con-
sisting OF George Peter. DIT. William NJ.
Lewis and b H Warner is arranging
10 erect a concrete building thereon
for the use OF the organization.
Miss Emma ". Carr. who has been
spending several weeks with the Misses
Mckinley, at Chester, Pa. has returned
10 her home here.
MT. and Mrs Lawrence F1ack will
leave in q few days to take up their
residence at the FlaCk homestead in
Wheaton district.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement OF Miss Maud Fowler, Of
Marietta, Ohio, and Ralph Z. Jones,
Of this city II is understood the we'd
ding will take place the latter part Of
November.
Miss Annie V. Ray. of Linden. is visit
ing at the home of Hazel ". CasheH,
at Lsyhill,
Mrs. Edmund C. CisseI, of Wheaton.
has gone for a visit 10 friends ct Spring
Lake, y, J.
The hunting season for rabbits and
quail opens in this county in November
aid continues until December IA This
game is said 20 be more plentiful than
II has been for seVcra, years, but many
farmers have posted their lands against
tTeSpasseTs, and nORTeSidentS are re-
QuiTed TO have licenses, in addition 10
are Permitted to hunt. These restriC-
tiOns were found necessary in order TO
prevent the determination Of game by
pot hunters from neighbCrins cities and
towns.
Miss Rita Jones. Of Linden, recently
entertained at a matinee euChre IN hon
OF of her aunt, Miss Elsie BOyden, Of
Virginia Among those present were
Misses Elizabeth Keys, Mamie Ray,
Eleanor Mcqueen, Alice and Blanche
Jones, Louise Woods, Hattie Thompson,
Mrs. Thomas Holland, and Mrs. George
Stawro.
All the country folks are talking POL
itics Extraordinary interest is felt in
the Congressional campaign in this, the
Sixth Maryland district. Lots of people
think that the miner-lawyer, Lewis. who
is running against Colonel Pearre. has
hne chance to overcome the big Repub-
ltran majority in the district and relieve
the colonel of the job he has held for
the past ten years, Eoth candidates are
hustiing, and both are claiming every
thing In sight. This is the first time in
Pearre's experience as a candidate that
he has been apparently so hard pressed
for votes.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
John ANDERSONS
GO TO PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson have re-
turned to Philadelphia after a visit 10
Lieut.. W. 7. Anderson, the officer in
charge Of the AnacOstia police precinct
who is a brother of the former. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson recently returned
from trip 10 Europe. While here they
were joined by James Anderson, OF
Parkersburg, w. Va, another brother
Of Lieutenant Anderson.
Robert T. Bradbury, vice president OF
the Randle Highlands Citizens AssOCia-
ton, has received a number of applica-
tiOns for membership 10 the OrganiZa-
tiOn. He says the association now num-
bers more than 4 hundred property
owners who reside In Twining City,
Randle Highlands and North Randle
Highlands. The organization Is arrang-
ing TO give a number Of social functions
during the winter.
9. W. Cooke, superintendent of the
United States Realty Company's street
Improvement force, proposes to present
the Old Guard of the G. A r. the war
time relic he uneaTthed while grading
street southeast. The relic is the
barrel of a muslzeI that was used. il is
believed, during the civil war.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Miss Helen Louise Veitch and EstIer
NJ. Palmer were married at the home
Of Mrs. Catherine NJ. VeitCh. OF Balls
ton, Tuesday, October q The Rev DIT.
z N Kirby ohiciated. Tbs groom is OF
Washington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
FAMILY LIQUOR ST,

Fine Wines and Liquors for family USE
Sole diELributer OK Old PuTisSims VVbisB,
VIII CANNON, Io95-1o97 2th St. -. W
TelsphOns North 62s.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

P. II. Smythe has purchased the Atch-
eson home at East Falls Church.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

J. II. GarretsOl has moved his fam,
lily to Washington for the winter.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The new Methodist Episcopal Church
South, at SIlverbFOok. Fairfax county
viii be dedicated today.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

". r., Ellison met with an accident
Wednesday at the home Of his son,
". NJ Ellison, OF West End The aged
gentleman was injured by a fall down
the steps.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

J. D. Eggleston, state superintendent
OF instruction Of Virginia, made a very
able and instructive address at Falls
Church public school building Monday
night to a large audience.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. L T. ShIpe, OF GIencarlyn. has
purchased OF II. a Miller has house
and several acres of land at Veitch
Summit.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. j. A. G. KnoOp and Miss Susie
Davidson left Monday for Petersburg,
Va, to attend the three days session
OF the international order OF Kings
Daughters and Sons OF Virginia State
convention.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Haywood & Browning. OF Falls
Church, have sold for T, W. Byrne his
estate near Dunn LoTing, to John J.
Bursch, Of Georgetown, for $500.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The fall meeting Of the local Northern
Virginia Christian Endeayor Society
was held in the Presbyterian Church at
Vienna, Va, last Saturday, October a.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. b. NJ. Downing and
children left Thursday for Fauquier
county, where they will visit relatives.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

DR.. George Maukin. Of Falls Church,
was in attendance on the Virginia State
board OF pharmacy that met in Rich
mOnd. Va. this week.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The Rev. r A. Davidson and the Rev.
David Ride, of Falls Church. left Mon
day as delegates TO the Baltimore, Md,
synod that met al Salisbury. Md, on
Monday.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. William MorselI left Falls Church
Monday to spend week IN the city OF
New York.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. r. A. Davidson and Mrs. Charles
Buxton, of Falls Church Presbyterian
Church. were delegates this week TO
the Synodical Mission Society OF the
synod Of Baltimore, Nd, that met in
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The ladies' Of Columbia Baptist Church
will inauguTate Tummage sale at the
store OF the late MIR. Gather, on Broad
street, next week. They VIII also have
a lunch in connection with II Tuesday
night.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

II. c. RyeT has returned from New
York, accompanied by hts sister, Mrs.
Mary Ryer.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The many friends of Edward Updike
are delighted to see him returned IN
much improved health to Fails Church.
His son Clarence returned with him.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The fan convention Of the Falls
Church District Association viii be held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church al
Falls Church, Sunday night. November
/. at T.3C O'Clock. Music viii be a spe-
cial feature. The Rev r. c. Drislko.
OF Herndon. Va. Will make an address
on teacher training,
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stevens, Of
Allentown, Pa, are visiting Mrs. z. ..
Lynch, of Newton street
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

z. G. Quackenbush and his family.
Who have been residents OF Falls Church
for several years. left this week to
make their home near Cherrydale, Va,
where he has Just completed a very at
tractive dwelling.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
FLOUR, FEED, AND HAY.

We handle Flour. Feed and Poultry Fooi
OF AL kinds. Buckwhsat, Rye and Graban,
FlOun- J. P. c. RITTER 4 SONG. 70s 3,
81. nv. Phone North Is.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The BrooklaBd Chapter, No. II. OF the
Eastern Star. met last Wednesday even
ing at the Brookland town hall.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mrs. EDWARD HoIdge. OF Dorchester.
Mass. IS visiting relatives in BTookland
and Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Mr.. and Hrs. @ c. Lynch, OF Newton
street, had as their recent guests. Nj.
and Mrs. Bromley, Of Brooklyn y. Y
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

Miss Harmon. OF EYarts street, has re
turned from Dorchester, Mass, where
she was the guest sf Mrs. Holidge. for
merly OF Bro0kland
The Washington times., 1908-11-01
ROCKVILLE
NEW CLUB
FOR SOCIAL ENDS
KenSingtOn Organization
Will Have Handsome
Home.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. Oct. 1.-The Rev.
Thomas II. Campbell. pastor Of the
Rockville Baptist Church, has returned
from his vacation trip to Virginia
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The Girls Friendly Society, of the
Church OF Our Saviour, will meet at
the home Of Mrs Cook, of Living street.
next ETtdaY evening.
The Washington times., 1908-11-01

The Mite Society, Of the BrooKland
Baptist Church, entertained with a Hal
/ lOWe=n party Saturday evening, a very
| interesting program being rendered.
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