Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-26
HYATTsVILLE.

The Hyattsville Progressive Euchre Club
met last Thursday evening at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs r. e White. The follow
ing players were present and participated in
the game: Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Whiting, Mr..
and Mrs j. Q. Boykin, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F..
Holden. DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Owens, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. H Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs ]. C..
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. White. Mrs.
c. H. Welsh, Mrs. w. ]. Carter Miss Nellie
Moran, Mr.. Manning Combs. DIR. Chas. A.
Wells and Mr.. Clarence Wilson. After the
games were played a tempting supper was
served. Mrs r. G. Whiting and Mrs. ]. c..
Robinson were awarded the first and second
honors for winning the highest number OF
games among the lady players, and similar
donors for the gentlemen were secured by
Mr.. r. G. Whiting and Mr.. l.. F. Holden.
Keystone Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
held an interesting meeting at Masonic Hall
last evening.
Mr.. S. q. Townshend, treasurer of Prince
Georges county, will visit the following
places between the hours of a. m. and 3
p. m. on the days named for the purpose of
collecting delinquent taxes:
Laurel district, Monday, June 4, Mil
stead's Hotel
Evansville district, Tuesday. June 5. Bealrs
store.
Bladensburg district, Thursday, June Z,
Coldenstroth's Hotel
Queen Anne district, Friday, June s, Null
Hkin'S station.
Kent district, Monday, June IL, Bright
seat.
spaIdings district, Tuesday. June u.
Riley's store.
Oxon Hill district, Wednesday, June ID,
Crimes store
Piscataway district, Thursday, June IA,
BoswelTs store.
surratts district. Friday. June ID.
Thomas store.
Aquasco district, Monday. June is, Wood
VILE.
Nottingham district, Tuesday, June 10,
MckeeS store.
Brandywne district, Wednesday, June 20,
Brandywine station.
Nottingham district Thursday, June 81
Baden's store.
Washington, d. c., Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, June %, 20, 81
and -, at the store of w. E. Clarke & Co.,
successors to John A. Baker.
At recent meeting of the county COM
missionerS the board completed the appoint
ment Of road commissioners. The following
10 list of the commissioners appointed:
H. Brown, w. w. Clagett; Nottingham dis
trfct, Chas. c. West. r. Skinner, Frank
Garner; Piscataway district, Chas B. Bos-
veil. d. r. Dyer. r.. f. c. Parker; Spaldings
crozier; Queen Anne district, T. c. Sling
luf, Beale ID. Mullikin, w. r. Smith;
Aquasco district, John z. Downing, Geo.
Forbes. Geo. Dale; Surratts district, James
n ourccN6, D. a. jenkins. ST., EDWARD L.
Allen; Laurel district, Andrew Flester W.
w. Owens, Luther Brashears; Brandywine
district, Nathan Diehl, ]. ELI Hunt H w.
Grimes; Oxon Hill district, James Heisk ell
J. Henry Kerby. H. A. Hungerford; Bowie
district, John Snowden, Henry Lemon, E. E.
Perkins. The following orders were passed:
That the report of the road commissioners
for Bladensburg district be adopted and
same be sent to the supervisor; that the re-
port of John Miller and Geo. r. Donaldson
In reference to the road running through
the farms of Mrs. Whitley, Mrs. Lester and
James l.. Talbert be adopted; that Dr.
Benz. l.. Bird be reappointed health officer;
that the constable bond of John T. Cullen
Der Of Surratts district be approved: that
John H. Traband, X. Irving Bowie and
Thomas Clagett be appointed to examine
and report on the condition Of the bridge
over the Federal Spring branch at Upper
Marlboro; that DR.. Richard s. Hill be ap-
pointed commissioner on the private road
petitioned for by John w. Duvall In place
of H H. Sasscer. resigned: that on and
after June the clerk of the board pay
levies of March 20. 1894. for judges and
clerks of election and out pensioners; that
r. ID. Dyer. Chas. b. Boswell and John H.
Marshall be appointed commissioners to
contract for the building of a bridge over
Adler's branch, i'll Piscataway district, and
report to the board.
Mr.. Archie Olmstead gave an interesting
piano recital, with vocal numbers by Mr. A
r. Holden, last evening at the Presbyterian
Church before a large and appreciative
audience.