Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11
HYArrsvILLE HAPPENINGS.
Events OF Interest From Prince Georges
County-Maryland Notes.

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hfArls'iLLk, ND oct III. io92
At recent meeting OF the Oak Leaf Pleasur
Club. held at its hall in this village the follow
ing officers were elected 10 serxe for term q
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" Ds'roh, vice presiuent' w. D. mickey, secre
tary; Pred Heller. treasurer. The organiza
ton is in a iourishing condition and intends +
commence the erection OF n Climb bouse at NJ
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ih7 use Vi Ia onTee'es, IT,. VINO Ii cnar8e'
! with attempted rape on Jessie Bailey, colored
will be shortly brought up before the circui
court in Marlboro. Great interest is manifesto,
IN the case as the defendant ia copn.c,ed xit,
one a. the Oldest and nost resnected fam;I;es !,
| The comfy MI las q Roger. who has hoe,
eng,ged az his connseI i. Of the oninion tba
/ he viii he acquitted nv the iurv
/ MI. Nadeli,e Naoruaer Suit Who bas heer
visiting relatives in Georeetovn. has returned
90 pI.S.,.brrg
| The folIouing ranort n, the onerat;ona NJ tbs
free delivery systen, nj this nlace for the month
/ -, Son,smhcr Iso1 has beep rendered br Post
master Geo Tise. Delivored- Repistered letters
| ?. ordinary letters. /. 800: postal cards. 249
/ fourth-clsss mail matter. .5O6 Collected
Local and mail letters I2s. local and mail postal
cards 10 Total number of pieces handled.
/ aoro Total amonnt ~ hostage on letters
| cards and ali classes of mail matter. s415.
| Politics are exceedingly Quiet in this
| (Rl,5epshurgl district os both narties seem Ia
/ he ON n stiII HINT II il not thouoht probable
that the third party candidate for Congress,
/ Mr. Z NJ Burchard will poll MANY votes, AZ
/ he has inst become a citizen of the state. and
as nearly all the people are either democrats or
republicans they will divide their votes between
/ the two great PARTIES
/ The grand iurv is still in session at Marlboro
having found fourteen true bills Indictments
ave been framed and several summonses issued
I for witnesses which have been served by the
/ sheriff and his deputies
| Richard Holland colored was arraipned he
! fore Ju,tice Harley in Blsdensburc Friday.
! FOR assault and battery against Corneiia Butler
/ colored Mr. Jas C. Rogers appeared for the
I defendant Holland was held for appearance
/ at court under $3.50 bond On last SATURDAY,
VIM. Giles ID tier the father Of Cornelia Butler
wa tried bv Justice Hurley on the charge of
assault with intent TO kill Richard Holland
| Butler was defended by Mr.. Rogers and wal
/ fined 81 and costs.
Gospel meetings will be held Mt the Southern
/ Methodist Church in Bladensburg every even
| ing this week
Mr. Archie Wells has commenced the study
[ of law at the Georgetown Law College.
Rev. x. H. REGISTER. pastor of the Southern
Methodist Church at Branchville. will com.
mence series of protrac;ed meetings at that
church next SUNDAY.
Col. Van II. Manning. who has been quite i'll
I Washington. home near
Brauchville
I Misses Annie and Mary Iarick of Blooming.
I ton Ill have been visiting Mrs p A. Scages al
Brnnchville.
| The stone abutments of the new iron bridge
/ which ia 10 be tuilt over the Anacostia a,
/ Branchville are nearly COMPLETED
! Two new houses are being erected at College
/ Park
Owing to the inclemencv of the weather the
democratic ratification meeting. which was tc
have been held at Branchyille las. Saturday
night. was POSTPONED until saturday. Octobe,
4 ~
pleasant musicale was given at Locust NJ
| E Chapel near Leicester a few evenings ago
/ The lecture room Was tastefully decorated with
| ferns and golden rod Prof. Harry Sanders
/ the Baltimore organist. was present and rem.
! dered seversl choice selections
| An ENJOYABLE reception was given Mt the P
I E Church rectory at Sykesvilie last wednes-
dav evening bv Rev. and Mrs Purcell
| lecture on The Life and Works of Robert
Burns was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Purcell and
musical selections were rendered by Miss Bessie
Anderson. Miss Heffenper and Mr.. Scott Hef.
fenger Quite anumber of people we're present
Miss Irene Gillespie and Mr.. sherman Gram
ling were recently married at the bride'i
fathers near Rowlandsville by Rev. Mr.
Norris, pastor of the VI. p. Church Of thai
place.
Mr. John A. Fnglar and Miss E. Brown Of
&
this month.
public meeting Of the woman's Christian
Temperance Union was held IN the VI. z
Church at Reiay Friday evening. The presi
dent. Miss Carrie Hail. had charge of the ar
rangements and the musical program undel
the direction Of Miss Burton. The pupils o
/ the manual training school rendered a number
| of solos.
| Mr. Walter K Terry and Miss Nettie L. Ryor
| Of Rising sun will be married on the 12tl
! instant
| Collector Marine of the port of Baltimore
/ left that city last SATURDAY. to stump the stat.
Of Indiana for the republican ticket. He viii
! make several speeches in Washington county
4 Nd on his way to Indiana
/ Miss Ida s. Shafer and Mr. Chas. C. Enge
were married Wednesday at noon at the resi-
/ dence Of the brides father. Mr. Louis Shafer
| in Cranberry valley. near Westminster A larg,
, number of invited guests were present and III,
house was beautifully decorated with ferns anC
/ eyergrecns Rev Calvin $. Slagle of ST. Paul
Reformed Church performed the ceremony
The bride was becominglv attired in a costum,
OF cream silk and lace and carried a bouquet o
sor and Miss Maggie Engel. sister of the groom
were her attendants. The ushers were Messrs
>. l., Shafer' H. I: AIoansh' >. Z; Hanna an'
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