Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-30
LAUREL.

no Laurel CITY council Will meet tonight.
Several matters of Importance are ex-
rected to be brought up, among others that
of allowing the Maryland and Columbia
railroad the use of 9Th street for the pur-
pose of laying tracks. etc, for the electric
timore and Washington.
The West End Democratic Club held a
meeting in Skaters Hall, in West Laurel,
Saturday night. A number of members of
the Laurel Democratic Club were also pres
emit Speeches We're made by Mr.. William
H. Owens. candidate for county commits
sioner on the democratic ticket; Mayor Ed
ward Phelps, Mr.. B. F. Crabbs, Mr. David
After the meeting all present were invited
by the president. Mr.. Richard Federline, to
partake of refreshments at his residence.
The roof Of the power house of the Lau-
lei Electric Light, Power and Heat Com
pany of Laurel has just been treated to a
new coat of paint. The large smokestack
of the power house was also painted.
Assistant Secretary of State A. A Adee
left here today on vacation trip to points
in New England. He has accepted. as
stated In The Star, an invitation to go on
the trial trip of the new ocean liner St.
Paul, off the coast of New England, this
week.
Mr.. c. Wellington Koiner. superintendent
Heat Company, who was married in Swiss
style in Hagerstown last week to Miss
Kate NJ. Bragunier, has taken a residence
in Laurel.
The democrats of Laurel district are talk
ing Of having an all-day meeting and bar
becue some time next month, and getting
John f. Hurst, Marion DeK. Smith, Chas.
c. CrotherS, democratic candidates for gov
ernor controller and attorney general, Sen
ator A. p. German and the candidates on
the county ticket to address the meeting.
The. republicans here are actively at
work making arrangements for their all
next Saturday. Besides Lloyd Lowndes. ].
r. Graham and H. NJ. Clabaugh, candi-
dates for governor, controller and attorney
general, Congressman Charles E. Coffin,
Congressman-elect George L. Wellington,
Geo. r. Gather, Geo. Farrow and Geo. E.
Loweree are also expected to address the
meeting.
The funeral of Mr.. Joseph Robey, who
died suddenly in Philadelphia Saturday,
will take place from the residence of his
brother, Mr.. E. Frank Robey, this after
noon.
The democrats of Savage held a large
and enthusiastic meeting ut Savage Hall
Saturday night A number of speeches
were made, indorsing Senator German. who
resides about two miles above Savage, and
the state and county candidates.
Messrs. Charles H. Stanley, John Snow
den and William Snowden of Laurel at
tended the meeting of the Evansville Farm
ers' Club held Saturday evening at the res
idence of Mr.. d. n. Nesbit, at College
Park.
Mrs. John w. Browning of Laurel has le-
turned from visit of several days to
friends in Della, Howard county.
City Engineer Frank English is spending
a few days on his farm in lower Prince
Georges, about seven miles from Washing
ton.
The family of Rev. ]. L. Hartsock, who
have been spending the summer here, have
left for Washington, where they will spend
the winter.
The Young Mems Social Club of the West
End gave an enjoyable dance at Skaters
Hall Friday evening. Many were present.
from Savage. Lay Hill, Guilford, Belts
Vile and other points Among those
present were Misses Bernice CLANCY, Ida
and Clara Harding. Lottie and Ella Brown.
Maud Anderson, BERTHE Fitch, Ida and
Florence Phelps. Roda, Dora and Hannah
King, Bell Wiles, Emma Shipley, Ada
Grady, Ella and Lizzie Leizear. Mollie
Loveless, Rose Prather and Title Bra
shears, and Messrs Thomas Le.zear. Ed
ward Brown, Frank Dorsey, Albert Nc
Abee, James Scaggs, Randolph Brown.
John Slater, Fred. Groscup, Still Baldwin.
Harry Slater. Walter Grady, Samuel
French, Ernest Hartley, William Fulton,
Harry Murphy, Milton Harding, Ray Mar
tin and Calvin Beall.