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Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23

In report on the meeting of the adi- rectors of the Connecticut Automobile Association held in New Haven last week, State Road Commissioner James H. Macdonald was attacked rather strenuously by Charles M. Robinson of New Haven. MT. Macdonald was criticized by MT. Robbinson for the man. ner in which he had been conducting the building of roads during the past fifteen years. He also accused Mac Donald of lodging the issues at stake, by answering to criticisms that had meyer been made against him. Because. of these accusations against MT. Mac Donald, it has been suggested that the Canaan people become better acquainted with him as the town has had a deal on with him, now and then during the past few years.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23
TO LET

TO RENT-IO0-acre farm to rent or work on
 shares. Mrs Geo E. Bierce, sharon, Conn
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23
Methodist Church.
Rev. Harry Cornford, Pastor.

Sunday the regular Christmas services will b. held in the morning at 10:3O o'clock and evening at 7:30. There will be a full choir and special music will be
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23

Deaths are being reported daily now from young people drowning while en- toying the sport of skating. Now our dear friend, MT. J. s. A, be consistent and oppose every sport in which deaths occur In this instance, stop the ice from freezing.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23
CE T-A-W o R D ADVERTISEMENTS
 MINIMUM CHARGE, c5 CENTS
WANTED

WANTED-To work on large dairy farm ex- cellent milSer. Connecticut preferred.
 Parker Hayward, Great Harrington. Mass
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23
Hunters Licenses.

Game Warden Ross says that those who desire to ''shoOt, hunt, kill, pursue, take, chase. capture, disturb, harry or worry" any of the various game birds or quadrupeds in this corner of the state in the year 1910, should see that they go armed with a brand new hunters li- cense dated not earlier than Jan. 1910. which will permit therG to abide by the law until January l, 1911. Verify, it will not be well with the soul" of the huntsman who goeth forth u hunt without one of those little cards from Town Clerk Norton, who will be ready to deliver the goods before Jan utry l: so dip into your pockets, boys they cost only Sl.25.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23

Customs i'll the different countries differ greatly. In Germany mayors of cities arc advertised for and ill America men advertise themselves in the paper in order to get the office. How ridicul- )us
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23

The next move suggested i'll wireless is to install apparatus so that 6 commun- ication may be held between the Eiffcl tower ill Paris and the tower on the Metropolitan Life Insurance building ill New York Anything in which science IS connected would not surprise the average man of to-day.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23

The Canaan undertaken is not poor just at present so no deaths in this viii lnge are desired. Therefore the freights on the New York. New Haven & Hart ford railroad should not block the cross lngs so long or some body will freeze to death while waiting to cross the track.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23
Of Interest to Lumber Men

c, L. French has been in the lumber business for several years, and has seen some pretty fine trees bat he literally ''tooll to the tall timber" last week. He left Canaan Tuesday, returning Satur'
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23
Narrow Escape


 The porter on the southbound train that arrives here about 4:45 in the after noon narrowly escaped serious injury last Thursday afternoon when the train was pulling away from the local station. He was standing on the platform, near the ticket office, and when the train was moving at far rate of speed he tried to hop on his car and in some manner his feet slipped out from under him and he was dragged for about 20 yards before he could pull himself up onto the steps. It was said by eyewitnesses, who were excited until he got into the vestibule, that at one time his feet and legs were not two inches from the car wheels. This was 8 very lucky escape and the porter can certainly congratulate him. self on his good fortune.
 Of Interest to Lumber Men
 c, L. French has been in the lumber l,,,ei,,oez for royoro1 xaorc on1 baS soon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

Ionncritog, -. Npril, INN 10 llbr
IbenoS nod Soitt per 9ompier
pNrinS @ilIem Der Tiinfte"; nod
Den @ohomo9 per Qnmpier .Segl.
rancu".
6rcitog, %. Npril, 10 llbr Abenb$
nod Bermuda per Camper ,9crml,
0tun"; mad Eorto Nico, Curacao mo
Wcnc5uela per Nompier nGoroco2";
nod @rcnooo ct. &iucert ltnO Sri.
ni6oO per Gompier ,Gropu OF Gre.
no0a"; nod Sortlure &alono uno So
muico per Gompier nFrin5 Nltqult
ySilbeIm"; nod) Fernanlbuco, No
cello un0 9obiu per 0ompier Sort.
con- Erince".
BoIt uad) ReilfunoIanb, pia Hortb
Stbnep, uno mad Riquelon, pia 80.
iton. ibliebt bier tGelib I'M 3 llbr
Nahmittaes; mud Cuba, bio Gam.
pa, tGe!;d) Inn 1 l1hr Todnittags;
nat Gotta &ico, Sonouros, Nicoro.
qua (Sitfiiite), Saloooor uno @ua.
temoIa. pid Retp.S rIeans, tGgIid nm
10 rbr gbenos: nod Der StaOt
Yterifo nm 2 llbr RatmittoqS uno
10 llbr Ibenos.
Sron2 Gacific g o It.
Wiontog, 70. Mpril. Z llhr S(beno5,
nud &oluoit, &opon, aoreo, China
mo ocn FbiIippinen pio Snn Gron'
cisco.
9onncrItoQ. %. Tpril, INT 7 ll6r
Nbeno, nod} SopnlL aorcu, China
uno Den Ebilippincu pio Seottle.
Sonnto0, -. NpriI, I llbr gbenbS,
nod NllItrolien, Ner-S rcluno, Ner.
G%olcbonicn mo Samoa Snicln uio
Smn Sronci9co.
EronS. miro tG9lih
nod Dem Nb9auGS'Scicn aelanot, II.
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0irt, Bob ell umrnterbrotencr llebers
lono-9criono ermGglid)t miro.
Hoti5. - 3oS 9rieiporto lit nod
allen frenoen 26noern (aus9enon,.
men 9roBbritonnien uno Srlano,
Canada, Nerifo, Banana, Cuba unO
Sbongbai, no oaiielbe eleit Dem
beimiiden Eorto iit), iuie folst: Stint
Gents fir Ole erlte hinge uno brei
Gents fir icoe tpeitere hinge ooer be.
rem gr,,dtbeif, uno muB poais Dor.
auSbe5ablt tuerben, onoereniaqs miro
Der boppelte 9etrag am 9eitin1.
mlingsort coGeftirt. Seit Dem 1. Sa.
nuar 1909 lit oas 9~riefporto nod
Geutidlano, tpenn brett iiber See
beforoert, boiielbs, pie tas einDeimi.
ide. 8. SAIL ;Sarris,
goifmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

ippDnter 2out i6r S6r ~6srii6rte, 3udts
iie SuIammen unb bridte ii9 tief in
bas regenfeu6te @eItrGu6, pbne gu
bea6tsn, bab tiibIe Sropfeu bUr4 bas
leibte @efpsbs hires SleibeS hran9,u
uao lie bis auf bic Saut our6ndbs
ten. Nur niemonD Ieben, nur nidt 9es
Sipur9en fein, Elm slei6eiiltiges 9eIiht
gu madcn, benin bas, lie fiibtte es,
pGre ibr bod ni6t geluneen!
8sim i6nenen Gebsn bate ii6 ibr
Saar geIDit, Der Winb trieb ibr bic
iGperen, feuhten Strdbnen in pas
SeIift, d1ilps mari lie lie iiber bic
Gbultcr uno btieb plpBli6 aufbordenb
hsDsn, Saritte Iieben iiq b6ren -
ipena es Sames lpGre. Der bort lam!
Sic tpnnte, iie tDplIte i'm nidt iebeH,
trnnte Inn in bieier 9erfafun9 unb
bieIem aufauge ni6t unter bic Iugen
trrtsn, rnb in pobnlinniserMngit mari
lie Iid) SeitpdrtS mitten 9insin III oas
@ebiiT1, bas in iippi9en SoStetten Der
Nsg be9ren5te. sic oa6te nitt oaran.
bab iie tb0rt9t, baB iie tinoiId bunbel>
tie, ie fu6te nur nad einsm Serited,
DC nlsmano iie ieben, niemanb lie
eud nur permuS1en tpnute. 5eudfes
@eapsig 1dIua ibr 3orni9 in bas Sc
ii6t, pOrnigs Ieite 3errihen ibr aleio,
rittsa lire Sdnbe bluti9. nit osnen tie
Iib einen Weg gu babnen Iu4te, lie
oftete uitt oarauf, lonoern brdn9
hinein IN ba5 lpilbe 0iti6t. 9ln allen
G,liebern Sitternp, tuusrts lie iiA an
Soten njeDer, iie mubte ieocS 0es
rGuI6 rermeibcn, lpenn tie ii6 nidt
perrathsn noI!te, benin bic S4ritts
ilueacn :ebt III nGdlter Ndhe.
fHortfehune fnlut.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

Nm 81. Ipril naoilerin allguita
@ittoria" na9 Sambure,
PIN a. April o&onig gilbert"
Mdl Gibraltar mo HcnpeI.
Nm 81. April minneapolis" no6
2on6on.
9lm "a. NpriI nNep.Oorf" na6
Soutbomptou.
9lm "a. April ,2opIano" nad)
Gooer uuo Inttuerpen.
9lm "a. 9lpril nGarmania" mad
2iuerpool.
Am q. Npril Baltic" mad 2iper.
pool.
gm u. NpriI n6lrneIiio~ uot
Glasgow. 9Eas
Am 2l Npril .@ermonia" mad
R1opeI mo MorieilIe.
PIN y. 9Ipril nRpnoom" nah &ot-
tcrbnm.
PIN y. NpriIo Erince 81 Yiemlonte"
nod 9tcupCl mo 8euuu.
Hm y. Npril r&oiier @ilbelm ser
OroBe" nod) Bremen.
Nm p. Npril ySirginio" nod Nea-
pet ltn0 Welllo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Sd)iifsnadDridlte

Rem Dorf, IS. Npril. - 9ln9e
fommcu: Die GanpIcr oMoltfe" 10,
0cntn mo n2opIano" pon Nntutr
pen.
- Ibgefobrcr: ser Gampier nWiin
ncbabo" nad) Sonoon.
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Compiler nGoronio" nnb ,GcItic"
liuo Don Ncp.?)ort nugctommen.
Guccn3tomn IS. Npril. -
Ter Tompicr .2uiitnuia" lit uod)
NcmsDorf u~bgeiobren.
Soutbum y 0 II, IS. 9(pril. -
Ter Gompicr "Frnj 6rieorid) @il.
bclm" icbte icinc Neiic nod Ntep.
Oort fort.
Elpmoutb, rs. april. - Ger
Gompicr .Amerifo" lit Don Hep.
Oorf bier eingetroiien.
Wootlle, rs. Npril. Ter
Camper california" lit BON Heu.
2)ort bier ongelangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
5000


2iinf3is Dollars @aar. gaeft nod geIieben
iiodieen Sauier al, Der Iotomae. sirdbe. 3ui.
fheu SairmountsMbenue uno 5npettesS trae;
eHtbaIten nue dubereli Ginri6tineen.. email
itrfe Naoeipanne i:no elispilBe, ydnelen:Aliis
Observation-Disclosures, sdnulaniG Club. Sic miifieu
geieberk nm gciulroiet 5u iperoen. Meertt ON
Ylob tlgIit nnS Scnntag. 0ian ncbnie Gnir.
8rciS Der Sduief sebnbnuberf unb fiintsia
Dollars t$i050(. Gebr niebriaer UtuHoSinS.
Malter e. Nefptal, grbauer.
Uphill, 1&S( Im Ylnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
IbfaBrtstnae Der HaiIagicr'9 ampier
BON Nciu.Yurf.

@m 20. Npril Coupler .Gecilie"
nod Bremen.
Nn 90. april ,Hottcroain" nad)
Noticroum.
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pei lno Sriejt.
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ndd) Samburg.
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2iperpool.
gm 81. gpril .1cutonic" nod
9iucrpool.
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Bremen.
PIN %. Npril nEennipIoanio" mad,
Somburg.
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2iucrpool.
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Soutbompton.
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am 30. april .6inlano" naf 81.
brultar uno Heapcl.
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pei ms 1rieit.
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Sdmbnrg.
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men.
am I. Nai st. 2ouis" uad
Soutbampton.
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pool.
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nno @crua.
ain /. Moi caledonia" mad,
Glasgow.
ab %. gpril nSapoit" nadl Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

Sin oeuifdeS Mdodcn in6t eteQe fir &c.
fpDhrlide Suitsurbeit. gtnd6utr1gei bel Mrs.
Subid, Suiciburpt, spr t23. W,nn nebne Die
&nletborpe Gar mo iibrt bis 8Ir SiIhcr
Springs 9lon0. IOS-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Scrlanet Sranen nnS MaSdem.

0erldHgt:
Gin Wdb6en fir Die uueemeine Snisdrbeit.
GatsutraaeH in VT. 1923, Sarfuro.Noe, nap
BreftoIsStrdBe. t109-lO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Nricfbcf5rSeruna nadj Dem IusIaube.

Nricfbcf6rSeruns nad oem Tuslanbe.
sic ou%sl1noiide Eoit fir bic nit
bcm "a. Ipril 1909 cnocuoc @ohc
id)lieBt bier I'M Sm:ptpoitamte, in
allen 5dIlen piinftlidl mie fulat:
Sic Bddetpoit lit bon 8 llbr Wor.
gems bis 5 l(hr Nudnlitta9s tdalib
often, allSgenommen Sonntags.
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wenn nidt anbers aneeaeben.
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Nod)mliitogs am Wonto9. Otittluod)
unb 6rcit1g.
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I'M 5 llbr Nahmittass am 3ienitaa
uno Sreitas.
Sranfreid, fdliebt UNI 8 l1br Nad.
mittags am S"eitag.
9elgien, ihlieBt Inn 5 ubr Nadmit.
tags ant Srettag.
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mari, idlieBt nm 5 l1hr Rahmittags
am OfittmodL %. Npril.
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mittnQS on Wontag.
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tags ON Gienitog unO 6rcitoN.
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mittdgS am 20. MpriI.
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nod europa (Geuti6lonO oireft Cit
ldlicBen6), Niritn unb Oit.Snbicn,
per 0ompier varonprin5eiiin Gcci.
lie", uin Elpmoutb, Gberbourg uno
Bremen.
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mad, europa per Gampicr rSellto.
nic" oio Elpmoutb uuo G6erbourg
CSrlono muB ipc5icl o0rciiirt icin)
Inn 7 llbr Nbenbs nod) europa per
9ompicr oGomponio" pio Gllecn$.
tolul,.
Wtittwoh, q. MGrj, Inn 10 llbr
TbcuoS, nad) europa, Ggppten uno
NItinoicn per Compiler so Sopoie"
plo Sopre (8roBbritomniel, uno Or
lono mllb ipc5iea ooreiiirt ieill), nod
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r@neilelau", pia Bremen.
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nod Srlono per Iompier .Garma.
mia" pio Queenstown (nnoerc 2Gl,'
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mad europa, Nirifn uno SItin0ieu
per Gampier n9tem Dorf" pio YID.
moutb mo Ghcrbourg (Nsrlonb mlB
ipe5iel oOreiiirt icin); 9elltidIono,
oio &omburg oireft, per Compiler
"aoiierin Auglitu Giftorio" (onocrc
SGllocr oio Elpmortb mo Gberbourg
miiilcn ipejiea oorcilirt iein.)
g. It d g il 5. unoGentraL
gmerifa, @eitinoien etc.
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nod Sin @raiilien uno So Glatn.
2onoitritcn per Iampfer ,0er6i"
pio Gobia, Nio Solleiro a,nb GantoS;
mad Central. Nmcrifa, &oilal. Gone,
Colombia uno DISQUALIFICATION per
Gompier uia Colon mad Barbados,
ct. Sllcio, @ritiid Guiana mo
9torb-9 roiilien per Iampier Ser.
gipc".
2ienita9 20. slprif, 10 llbr abenOS,
ltodl Bermuda per Gampier .3rini.
ooo"; I'M 3 llbr Nohmittogs nod
Sanoicn per Iompfer bon Bolton;
Inn 10 llbr abenbs nod Snogun,
5aiti unO Colombia per Iampier
~I%aegbonp"; naf Surfs SSlono ino
Gan Gomingo per Iampier Semi.
%llOle"; nod Den Qeeporo un,o @inbs
iuoro Snieln per Camper ,Monoa";
mad Barbados, Ct. 2ucio uno Noro.
9roiilien per Gompier .Gcarenie";
lloh go Elota.2onoitrid)elr per 1onl.
pier YSarrinoga".
Wittpodl II. Npril, nm 10 ll6r
gbenoS nad) Banana uno aul,ol.
gone Dia Neiu Orleans mad 9ermu,
% per Tompfer .Yrince George;
mad Cuba, gucatan lino Gompcdc
per Gonlpicr vWerioa".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Scrlangt i'm N%agemeincn.
9eut,aes b,its.Nohwciiunos.s nreau
SteIenseiuG.
StencgeiIh:

Cine oQeiuItcbenoe bcutibe Nittue fuUt
Gtcuc bel elmer 6tau gum glufpnIten, ooer bel
einem acknowledgements 8errIl. ytuCbSnfrnacH III
Der Eitte hes ,3smihen COMPLEMENTARY.
G0S-N
Evening star., 1909-09-12

visit to her brother, Mr.. Herbert STAINS
bury, at Bay City, Mich. Mrs. b. b.
Cline Mrs. Joseph Byrne and Miss Made
line Byrne have returned from visit IN
the valley of Virginia. Mrs. Nj. r. HOP
kins has returned from visit to Am
herSt, Va.
Mrs Thomas W. Robinson and her two
sons have returned from a visit to Dela-
plane. Mrs. Samuel G. Brent and MISS
Jean Brent have returned from month
stay at Charmion, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward H. Kemper and children have re-
turned from Delaplane, where they spent
the summer. Miss Mary E. Cariln, VINO
has been spending several weeks at WIN
CHESTER has gone to Atlantic CITY Tor
some time
Mrs. J. W. Pedigo and Miss Folsom
Riley have returned to their home in
Roanoke, after a visit to the Misses Ial-
bot on Queen street. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Martyn have gone to Atlantic City to
spend a few weeks. Miss Mary Lunt
and Miss Hannah Lunt have returned
from Berkeley Springs. w. Va, wnere
they spent the summer. Mrs Wliiiam ~.
Wood. Mrs Maurice wilkins and little
Virginia Wilkins have returned from q
six-week stay at Bluemcnt. Mr.. and
Mrs S. E. Norris of Richmond are visit
ing relatives in this city. Mr.. and MRS
Sherman B. Fowler have returned from
trip through New York state. Mrs
George w Keys. is visiting relatives al
Oakland Md. Miss Kathryn Brill mas
returned from Connellsville, Pa, accom-
named bv her cousin, Miss Edna Brill
Mrs. Thomas c. Darst and children nave
returned to their home in Richmond, after
a visit to Mrs. Darst's parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs George Wise
Evening star., 1909-09-12
ROCKVILLE soCIETY!.
III t:orr..pondence of The star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
ROCKVILLE. Md. September II. 1909.
Miss Helen worley of Baltimore. who
was the guest of Mrs. T. Richard Falvey
here. has returned to her home. Mrs. Nor
ris Haines and little son have returned
to their home at Linwood. Carroll coun-
ty. after Visiting Mrs. Haines' parents'
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Nourse. at
Darnesto~n. Miss Rachel Young of
Gaithersburg has as her guest Miss Clara
Linthicum of Richmond. Va. Miss Tunis
Grone, of Philadelphia is visiting Miss
BERTHE Higgins in Rockville.
Miss Anna Bell Allnutt has been visit
ing friends at Takoma Park. Miss Cor
rfnne Dawson of GAINESVILLE was the
recent guest of Mrs. Bowie r. Waters
here. Few James B. Clayton. pastor OF
the First Baptist Church. Washington.
lectured in the Baptist Church here FRI
day evening. His subject was THE Liv-
ing Book" He was heard by a large
gathering.
Mrs T. r. Hall and little son have re-
turned to their home at Poolesville after
visiting Mrs. Halls parents Rev. and
Mrs. 8. r. White, here. Miss Mabel SHAW
and Miss Bullard have returned to Rock
vile from Atlantic City. where they
has returned to his home here from a
ten-day trip to Colonial Beach. Black
istone's Island and other points down the
river. After visiting Mrs. T. Richard
Falvey here, Miss Eleanor Maynard has
returned to her home at Falls Church.
Va
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Meagy and
daughter, Anna OF Columbus, Ind,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Gardiner Darby here. Mr. James F..
Allen of this place Is in the northwest
on business for the Interior Department.
He expects to be gone about five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Darby of Wash
ington spent the week in Rockville as
guests at the home of their son. Mr.. j.
Gardiner Darby. DIR. Bates Etchison re-
turned to his home at Gaithersburg few
days ago after an extended stay at At
lantic City and other places Messrs. j.
Da wson williams and Preston B. Ray
have returned to their homes at Kensing
ton from a short sojourn at Deer Park.
Evening star., 1909-09-12
KENsINGToN SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
KENSINGTON. Md. September II. 1902
Miss Helen Robinson of Baltimore. Md.
is the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. .Ashworth of West Washing
ton street Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
chamberlaine of Washington. d. C. are
the guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. kinnear Mr.. James H. Adams is
visiting friends In Saluta, S. c. Mr..
Charles T. Miller has bought the Fills
house at North Chevy Chase. Miss
Grace Houghtelin of Topeka. Kan, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. o. ]. Field. DIR.
w. c. Houghtelin of Washington, D. c..
will go with them for a weeks visit to
Atlantic City. n. j.. starting on their
trip this afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
NJ. Carr have returned from an extended
trip through the northwest, having been
in the Yellowstone Park, and Seattle.
Wash. Mr.. Carr will return to the same
part of tile country in few weeks. Mr..
George c. Hazleton and Mrs. Hazleton
are guests of Maj. H. II. Rand. Mr..
eress from Wisconsin Miss Rand has
been staying with friends in Laurel. Nd.
this week Mr.. George H. Wilson has re-
turned from Marblehead. Mass. where
he has had his vacation. Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Julia Wilson will remain at
Marblehead for a week OF two longer
Capt. Arthur Hendricks is taking his va
cation visiting with his people at bis old
home in Kingston, N. Y. Mrs. 'E. NJ
Mellor Of Sykesville. Md. visiting Rev
and Mrs T. Marshall West for few
weeks Mrs. w. Il. Saxon Of New Or
leans, La, Is the guest of MA. and Mrs.
Louis Knapp. Mr.. Somerset .. Jones of
Goshen, Nd has been the guest of DR..
and Mrs. Eugene Jones for the past ten
days. Miss Mamie and Mr.. Thomas Poole
of Poolesville. Nd. are guests at the
home of Mr.. Harry r. Williams. Prof.
and Mrs Melville Chance of Salem, Ill,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T. Chapman at Sunny Crest, left
Thursday for New York city. on their
way home
Evening star., 1909-09-12
RIVERDALE SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


RIVERDALE. Md, September II. 1909.
Mr. William B. Severe left here Wednes-
day for New York. where he will remain
indefinitely. Mrs William j. Ketner has
returned to her home here after having
spent a week with Mrs. Revercomb of
Washington, D. c. Miss Gertrude Nc
Whrt is visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs. William McChesney of Brentwood
was the guest of Mrs. S. M. Mcmillan
Thursday Mr.. 4. J. Galeshi is home
again after a short visit to New York.
Mr.. Harry Welsh is visiting friends in
Philadelphia. Mr.. Harold Burrhus and
Mr.. William F. Meyer have returned
home after a short stay in Baltimore.
Miss Rosebud Hubbard returned to her
home in East Riverdale Tuesday after a
two-month visit to relatives in Newport.
r. L. Mrs. 4. ]. Power and Miss Power
of Washington are the guests OF Mrs j.
i;ifsiuas +. ,irrs. Jefters1l afeatis. aiiss
Ada Barr Caruthers entertained at lunch
con in honor of her cousins. Misses Ter
esa and Ruth Caruthers of Mfddleport,
Ohio, at her home on Madison avenue
Wednesday. The house was oeauliuuils
decorated, the color scheme being yeiioW;
After luncheon paper doll making ano
doll dressing contest took place, MISS
Elizabeth Waters winning nrst prize, MISS
Gladys Shipley the consolation prIZS .'l aiiu
Florence Holiday and Catherine waters
the BOBBY prize: Small dolls We're inninn hr1aea
Snst nr,ze for finding the most dolls, and
Miss Aimee Lewis the BOBBY prize for
f1nding the black baby
gypsy tent was erected !, on nj the ssu. lawn.
s,Is.,rr costume caused no end of merri-
ment in telling the young ladies of their
future good fortune. Favors were drawn
for la japanese Luna Park The fol-
lowing were present: Misses Elizabeth
and Catherine Waters, Edith De Groot.
Gladys Shipley, Annie Lewis. Elsie he
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MRS. A. v. BARCLAY, Mrs. Charies Etter
and Charles Etter. jr., have returned to
their. home in Philadelphia after visit
to friends in this city and on Braddock
Heights Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wildt. Mr..
and Mrs c. a. Gwlnn and Mr.. August
Gaines have returned from Germany
where they spent the summer Mrs. Leigh
Reid Mrs. Emmett C. Dunn and her two
sons have returned from Basic CITY, where
they spent the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ulysses Grant Winston have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Winston's mother at
Seattle. Wash. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Cochran and Master Robert Cochran have
returned from visit to The Plains. Miss
Eva Faulkner and Miss Hazel Faulkner
of Brightwood. D. c.. are the guests OF
Mrs. Amy c. Weech on Prince street
Miss Vale Durrette and Miss Frances
Gayle of Fredericksburg are visiting Miss
at La Vista. West End. Mrs. James
Rector Smoot, who has spent the past
six month sin Europe, was the guest of
relatives in town before leaving for her
home home in Loyettsville. Va. Mrs. Nora
Stanley Barbour Foltz have returned
from a visit to Northumberland county.
Miss Annie Calls and Miss Florence Cal
lis OF Washington are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Richard H. Remington on Duke
street Mr.. and Mrs. William B Smoot
have returned from an automobile tour
through New England. Miss Eleanor
Frank and Miss Virginia Frank OF Ander
son, S. c., are the guests of Miss Marion
HenshaW. Mrs. S. p. Lozano, Mrs. Dodd
and Miss Sallie Dodd have gone to Bos-
ton. whence they will leave for Toronto,
Quebec, Montreal and Niagara Falls
Mrs. Martin p. Green has gone to Allan
tic City for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bendheim have
returned from a trip to New York Miss
Blanche Stansbur,>hasTeturn from a
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bendheim have
returned from trip to New York Miss
Blanche Stansbus,~hais-Tetur from a