Evening star., 1896-11-27
HYATTSVILLE,

At the regular meeting Of the county COM
n.ssOners, held last Tuesdny, with a full board
in ATTENDANCE. 1t Orllrled that BENJAMIN n.
Hardsty be paid $3.50 for stoves for clerks Office
and register Of wills office; that no accounts Of
the health officer for services rendered by him be
paid except upon order Of this board directed
to said officer to visit places where complaint may
be made to the county commissioners; that the
following road and bridge accounts be passed and
paid: F. G. Connick, eighth district, $25.25; Mrs.
NJ. V. Quinn, $50; Geo. w. Bock, twelfth district
$50: VIM. T. Moore, work pike, &C., $5S. 40;
John Hyde. $3.50; r. H. Robinson, SIT 25; John
w. Fowler twelfth district. $11; George n Per
kins. second district $19. sO james R. Taylor, fifth
district. $16.5O f. D. Reede, sixth district $63 Il,
X. H. Curtain. ninth district, $41 IS; John 7.
Clements Gle hfh district s64 50; Benjamin E. RAN
sishth District sss 81 sS John A. Wells seventh
r. Hcss setGy district s1th .n s's1t So
Ringer. third district, 50; r. B. berry, eleventh
district $26 %; Joseph Bayne. sixth district, $2G
In addition to these a number of bridge accounts
Arrangements have finally been completed for the
benefit of st. Jerome's Church It will be- held nn
the the evening Of December IT at Masonic Hail,
Miss Fannie Dufy is visiting friends in Washing
The Maryland Agricultural College foot hall team
played the Maryland University eleven in Balti-
more Saturday afternoon The game was bitterly
A choir guild has been formed by the Young Indies
Of Pinckrey Memorial Church. At a meeting held
Lepper was elected president Miss Eva Moran sec
retary, and Miss Louise Fuller treasurer.
Mr. and MIS- Ebert Dent have returned to Wash
rf, M!s; GeosFs q E Miss h Smith m gave a dinner last
THURSDAY In honor Of her husbands birthday Only
Miss Fanny Mudd is spending a few days with
her parents In Baltimore.
Mrs Howard Moran is visiting relatives at Alder
Mfr. and Mrs. Freeman have rented the house
lately occupied by Mr.. Elbert Dent.
Miss Cora B. Moran Is visiting friends in Balti-
MIR. W. P. Magruder is building an addition to
his store. ON Maryland avenue
Of friends at their home Tuesday evening the oc a.
sion being the initial meeting Of the season Of the
Tuesday Literary Club. Plans for the coming win
Rev. Ia,can Johnson. Mrs. whiting, Mrs. owens,
Mrs Mrs Rslston and Mrs. A; R. Holden. appointed to
eonb Rey 1i tha the TSe Of
A. r. Holden read a well-written essay upon the
poet and his works. and Mr.. J. H. Raiston made a
forth in Mr. Holden's paper. Misses Baukhages and
Mae Trieou each recited one Of Riley's poems, and
Were fol followed wed by Mr. B. Burnside, who read
ent Mr. and Mrs; A. R. Holden, Mr.. and Mrs
Whiting IN, M and Mrs; J. H; Ralston Mr.. and Mrs
Harriet Ralston, Misses Halle Cox, Mae Tricon
and Baukhages. and Messrs. Howard Maynard and
Ladson Mr. r. Holden was reelected president,
burnside. secretary.
The fl first Quarter term for the present scholastic
completed few days ago From the oa1cial rencrt '
the students have been very active in attaining
high averages In the senior class Weldon made
class Dickerson 96; Whitley Gle; Mitchell, 81 8.
In the sophomore, Cough. 97.7; Blanford, 81;
ShamhH5ger s.. nn g. s57 In freshman. Peach. 90: Tai
cilttes have been lately established by the faculty
and several new branches Of studies introduced.