Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27
HY-.TYSVILLE.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
HYATrsv1LLE, MD. March ~, 1893.
An unusually large congregation attended
Palm Sunday services at St. Jerome's Catholic
Church yesterday morning. The usual blessing
and distribution Of palms took place and an
interesting and appropriate sermon was
preached by Rev. Father Russell During the
reading Of the gospel the choir rendered
"Stabat Mater" in an effective manner. On
Easter Sunday the choir Of this church will
render Marcos Mass and Giorza's Regina Cali.
This choir is composed Of soprani. Mrs. ]. w.
Aman, Mrs. C. Acker, Misses Cora Rogers, Lily
Acker Corinne Mcfarland and Rose Gallant;
alti, Miss L. Reilly and Mrs. Andrew Betz
tenori, Messrs. William Hickey and ]. w.
Aman; bassi Messrs. Geo. E. Reilly and ]. F.
Reilly; organist. Miss Edith Gallant; director.
Mr.. Geo. E. Rely. At vespers Giorza's Regina
C9li and Rossi's Tantum Ergo will be sung
Mr.. George W. Coldenstroth, jr.. has pur-
| chased OF Mr.. B. d. Stephen for 81 200 lot in
Bladensburg, consisting of about one acre,
fronting Water street and extending to
Ross street, and has commenced the erection
OF dwelling upon that property. He con-
| templates building two more houses there in
the near future.
Mr.. J. F. Richardson, proprietor of the
George Washington House in Bladensburg and
at time sheriff Of this county, is lying
critically i'll at that hotel
Mr.. August Baumann caught about five
dozen fine herring in a small net in the Eastern
branch near Conn's Landing a few days ago.
These are the first herring of any consequence
that have been caught in the branch this
season.
Mr.. McGee has commenced the erection Of
dwelling at Riverdale.
Mr.. Lewis Richardson, who is attending the
Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg, Pa, is
here on brief visit to his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. G. A. Richardson.
Mr.. N. A. Dunning is having a dwelling built
on Columbia street.
There is some talk of organizing a cunning
club in this village.
While Levi Simms and Fred Baumann were
blasting large stump on the lot back Of
Lewis store in Bladensburg a few days since a
piece weighing fully fifteen pounds crashed
through a window of the residence of NJ
William Casey, smashing the glass. tearing off
the sash and striking his two ear-old daughter
on the forehead and fracturing her skull as she
was lying in her mothers arms near the win
dow. The piece of wood then continued into
the next room and damaged sewing machine
Drs. diversified and Richardson were called in
and sewed up the wound. DR.. Eversfield stated
yesterday that the child's brain was not in
jured and that it was out of danger.
Mrs. Rathbone entertained at lunch stthe Oc-
tagon House a few days ago Mrs. T. w. Smith
and Mrs. J. L. Parsons of Washington and Mrs.
DR.. d. Lehey Of Milford, Mass.
Inc FOLLOWING Jurors have been drawn by
Judge Brooke in place Of those excused: Grand
jurors-Samuel s. Adams. Charles F. Feister
and Buchanan Beale in place of John Frohlick
James II. Gibbons and Richard L. Rockford.
Petit jurors. first week.. J. Watson and
John r. Harrison in place of E. G. Sommers
and Andrew Minnix. Petit jurors, second
week-R. Lee Hall in place of John Snowden.
Mr.. Il. E. White has been sick at his home in
this village for several days.
Baptismal services will be held at the old
Episcopal Church in Bladensburg next Satur-
day evening at o'clock