Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

Deserted His Best Girl-Wedding
Bells-Peach Culture-Social News.
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correspondence OF HE EVENING STA
FREDERICK, Nd, November II.
A young lady residing In Montgomery county
was driven to this city Wednesday by q male
companion, the object of their visit evidently
being of a romantic nature. The young man
left the lady in store here and went out on a
slight pretext Later in the day it was ascer-
tanned that he had boarded train for WASH
ington and the young lady realized that she
had been deserted. She was invited to remain
over night at the home of a prominent mer-
chant and the next day returned to her people.
On Wednesday evening last at the home of
Mr.. Howard Fox near Mt Pleasant, this county,
his daughter, Miss Cironnie. was married to
Mr.. c. E. Bunall. Rev. H. Boggs of Baltimore
officiated, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Guthrie of this
county.
The wedding of Mr. ". Edgar Price Of Wash
ington to Miss Mamie, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
HILLARY of Maryland Tract this county, took
place in st. Marks Pc. church at Petersville
yesterday morning at IL o'clock and was wit
messed by large number of the friends and
relatives Of the two families. Rev. Ed. Wall,
rector Of the charge, oficiated. TheywiIl reside
in Baltimore.
Miss Rosa Grumbine was married to Mr. Frank
J: shriner Thursday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. I. Grumbine, in Union Bridge.
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master for the office at Creagerstown, this
county, has been settled by the reelection by
ballot OF DIR. ]. L. Miller. His opponent for the
place was ]. P. Matthias.
MIR. W. Nash Young Of Frederick has been
elected grand scribe of the Grand chapter of
Royal Arch Masons of Maryland.
Thousands of peach trees have been delivered
within the past few days to the owners Of land
in the Frederick and Washington county peach
belt. There will be total of 800, 600 trees
planted in the belt this season.
Jacob Holtz, formerly a well-known citizen
OF this county, but lately a resident of Ohio,
died at his home in that state few days ago.
aged seventy-fve years. He leaves many
relatives in this county.
Yesterday jury de lunatico inouirendo de-
clared Fannie l. Spencer Of this county to be
insane. Thomas A. Johnson was appointed
trustee Of her affairs.
Rev. c. A. Page, for many years rector Of the
Episcopal church at Clearspring, Washington
county, has accepted Q call to the Adamstown
charge Pc. church, this county.
Mrs. Mary Staley was seriously burned at her
home in this county few days ago. She was
engaged in rendering lard, when some of the
grease ran over her clothes and ignited She
was soon enveloped in flames. which injured
her most seriously about the head and hands
Several OF the new bridges in course Of erec-
ton over the Monocacy river at various points
in this county were completed yesterday and
formally opened for travel
II: G. Welty OF this city has bought q site ON
the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania rail-
road track in this city with frontage of 600
feet and will erect thereon at once extensive
machine shops for the manufacture of iron
bridges.
The Isaac Keller farm Of 16O acres, near
Myersville this county, was sold during the
past week to John Leatherman for $1,000.
Mr.. Frank A. Burlington and Miss Marcella
Fox, both OF Taneytown, were married at the
parsonage Of the Lutheran church here by the
pastor, Rev. Luther kaufman. Misses
Estelia and Lizzie HopwoOd and Mr.. Charles
II. Uterhmehle are visiting friends in Washing-
ton.-Mrs. j. II. Byram of Washington is the
guest Of Mrs. Thomas II. Halter, tins CITY,
Mr.. Marion Halter has returned home to WASH
ington after q pleasant visit here.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Cox OF Washington is guest at
"Lawndale Place." this city. Pm.