Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-14
KENs1NGToN, MD.

| KENS1NGTON, Md. August IA. 1900.
AS Edwin Belts of kensington was
| riding one of the horses off the track al
| Chevy Chase Lake to the stable last
Thursday night he ran into a tree in the
dark and was thrown from the horse, In
juring him severely. His left leg was
twisted and the tendons cut He was
brought home on the electric car.
Clarence Y. Sayer of Washington. d
c., has bought the large house of Mrs
Ella NJ. Russell on Lincoln place. 1t has
about an acre of ground attached to it.
Rev. S. T.. Sargent of Washington. d
c., will preach at II am. Sunday in the
| Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
| Benjamin w. Kumler will lead the Bible
class at $3.50 I'm.
DR.. Warren Price and Mr.. Frederick
Wright have been appointed school trus-
| tees and those interested are looking
| forward to a very marked improvement
in the school conditions of this town.
Mrs r. c. Vernon and her son, Rex
from Madison. Wis. are with her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Rand, at Fairview
where they will stay for a few weeks.
| Miss STA of Foochow, China; Mrs
Hodge and Miss Hodge of Washington
have been guests of their relatives, Mr.
| and Mrs. Hodge, this week.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Williams and her son
Ralph, are in Poolesviile, Nd, for week
| or more.
Miss Annie F. Gayley left yesterda.
for Mortified. Mass, to join her sister
Mrs James T. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Ashworth
| who have been in Bristol, r. l., for q
month. with their son, John Henry, and
Mrs. Chapman. who spent her vacation ir
Baltimore, Nd, have returned to Yves,
| Washington street and reOpened their
house.
| There does not seem to be much inter
est shown by the residents OF Kensington
| in the rumored purpose of taking the
| freight car from the loop to Chevy Chase
| Lake as the Capital Traction cars are
not the only means of transportation
| from this point and as most of the
| freight now comes via the Baltimore and
| Ohio railway.
| Mr. and Mrs Albert C. Warthen and
| David and Rebecca, their youngest chill
| dren. who have been at Ocean Grove, n.
j.. have returned home.
| Mr. and Mrs. Newman G.. Little of St
Paul street are at home again after a
| trip to Atlantic City. n. J.
kensington was well represented at the
annual meeting of the Anti-Saloon
| League in Washington Grove Thursday
last. and two of her citizens were elected
| officers of the league: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
r. Chapman and Prof. and Mrs. Melville
Chance of Kensngton were there. The
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: President. Rev.
Thomas d. Richards of Germa ntoWn
vice president at large. DR.. Augustus
Stabler: district vice presidents. Rev.
William NJ. Hoffman. William Waters,
Rev. Il. l.. Hardcastle. Rev. w. d.
I<eene. Asa NJ. Stabler. Moses B. Mont
gomery, Rev. Parle P. Flournoy. r.
Bentley Thomas, Edward G. Ward, Rev.
w c. Smith, w. w. Hodges. A. Mellow
man and William NJ. Terrell; recording
secretary. j. Calvin Muncaster of Rock
Vile: treasurer. Mr.. Alfred G.. Warthen.
kensinSton. and attorney, Frank Higgins
of Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Knnear of Lincoln
place had as guests this week Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Wilson. Mr.. Louis y. Wilson,
Mrs. George Sampson and Miss Annie
Perry Yeatman of Washington, d. G.