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SITUATIONS wANTED-continued.


YOUNG LADY HAvI G KNOWLEDGE OF
i shorthand, iypewrting and book keepin &
seeks posi n; wiling to make herself general y
useful. = ddress C. g.. P. o. box "a San Leandro.
YOUNG WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE DE-
sires q posi- len working hou Sskeeper for
widower or in lodginghouse. Call after II, room
g. 472 stevenson ST., corner sixth
Young l. DY, GRADUATE. OF GERMAN
i conserva DRY, won like room and boari in
exchange rpiano lessons: references address
Teacher, box lU6, Call Office
YOUNG WOMAN OF GOOD FAMILY, EDU-
Il, ca ed and accomplished desires POSITION; can
Necessity, OK A, Call Office.
YOUNG SWEDISH GIRL WOULD LIKE
l. situation for doing general housework; refer
ences Call or address 1881 Minna st.
CWEDIsH Girl. ANTS SITUATION TO Do
- general housework; good COOK. Address 1895
Twel tn ST., oakland.
Y DUNG GERMAN WIDOW WHO CAN
Il wash, iron, COOK, wants a position. 213 Perry.
PUY THOSE SOLITAIRE IA. EARRINGS,
- $780, worth $400. Uncle Harris, Is Grant ave.
GEkMAI WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF
VI work by the day or hour; washing, cleaning
or cooking. F., box 12o, Gail Office
CINGLE WOMAN; LIKE TO HAVE HOUSE,
- cleaning work by the day. 1O3 Eighth ST., cor.
ner Mission.
YOUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSI-
ton as work. housekeeper for widower or
bachelor lO6 Four St, room .
lRES MAKEk, GOOD CUT AND FIT, BY
~ the day, 75c 103 Eighth st., corner Mission.
V DUNG GERMAN LADY WANTS POSITION
L as housekeeper, Call or address 112 Taylor st.,
room IA.
A MEXICAN N U RISE, EXPERIENCED,
n wants care Of invalid; low wages; medical ref
ences. 1880 Eddy st.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WANT POSI-
ul ton in frst-cass hotel; city or country L. S,
box ! 10, Call Office.
I ADY OF SUPERIOR ABILITY, 1EAC CHING
~ shorthand (PitmaD), desires engagement: city
Or country. Il. B., Dox ! 10. Call Office.
WANTED-Sn WING OF ANY KIND; GEN
w uemens mending, etc; chidrens work
specially. Address Nj. b., box 8, Call Office.
DLAIN SEWING OF ANY KIND DONE;
i workingmens shirts a pecalty. 249 Fifth ST.
fat 2.
POSITION AS HOUSEHOLDER IN WIDOW
i er's home by respectable American lady; must
b children; city or Oakland. W.. box "a, Call.
nHEsSMAKER, FIRST CLASS WOULD
~ like engagements by the day; city or country.
7I6 Larkin st.
YOUNG WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
l. position as housekeeper for widower or bach
eIor. Room 4, DOT Market st.
VA 1NChE, ER HOUSE. a. THIRD ST.. Mr.
w Market; ZOO rooms 25c to 81 81 per night;
u 80 TO So per week. con venient and respectable
Tree bus and baggage to end from the ferry.
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GAITHERSBURG.

Mr.. David NJ. Mono voted handsome Crawford
Mr.. John H. Nichols the successful voter.
Mr.. Richard W. Murphy Of Frederick has leased
tn. Gloyd building, and will embark in the tin and
steve business.
Rev. Louis l. Lloyd s"emnzed a very quiet
wedding at the Southern Methodist parsonage We'd
nesday morning. The contracting parties Mr..
David +. Virts and Miss Mamie NJ. Phel,us. prom
Inc mt young people Of the town. The bride was I'M
attended and attired In travelling gown.
Only the necessary witnesses present when
the ceremony took place, Immediately after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Nirts left a morning train for Il
western bridal trip.
Mr.. George ]. Miller Of Baltimore has purchased
the store of the late &. T. Young at Cedar Grove
The executive committee OF the Montgomery
County Sunday School Association met yesterday III
tn. Office Of Mr.. c. W. Prettymhn aid mapped Out
the fall campag among the needy sunday Sc hooIs
Ell. with full attendance. Org. .n,zaton OF the
sec nd and third districts was reported. and con-
fcrt for organization OF other districts We're
arranged for follows: First district, ut Mt.
Carmel NJ. +. Church. dare to he set, fourth dis
trct, at Christian Church, Rockville, Sunday. Dc
tOher IL: fifth district, NJ Burt0nsville NJ. E
Church, date to be set. Rev. J. b. kayiieid. Mrs
A. ID. Stabler, j. Is Kinnerr, John w iOrner and
Miss Sarah J. Sibley We're named Delegates tc
School Union In baltimore, October IA, 10 and H.
I; al. o decided to iold t. mass meeting nj the
Conduit Road Mission school Sunday, September
81 Vice President +. Is. HOrner In charge.
Miss Blanche SIaltes has removed to Washington
to reside.
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RANDOLPH.

Mr.. Sidney Davis Of Washington was recent
visitor at Lake View farm.
Rev. P.rke 7. Flournoy OF Bethesda conducted
divine service in HIontrosc school building Sun
day afternoon last.
where ne will spensi his autumn vacation.
Mrs Sarah ElgiH OF Pool-svile. Nd. has been
Installed q teacher Of bethesda public school.
Mr.. Anders en- Garrett. prosperous merchant Of
Hampton Reads, accompanied by his family, were
recent guests of Mrs. Myrt Maug.t of this place.
He left for home Friday last by Way of baltimore
Mss BlInche Eeirs will Ia few days start
south for indefinite visit relatives in Muir
frteshOro. " C.
Mr.. stanley PIltt has returned from visit in
Gaith+rsiuIS. where he was the guest of Mr.. Car
roll Diamond.
Mrs Thomas Holmes. who has been spending sew
sef1i days with friends here, returned to Washing
ton last night.
Thieves recently entered the henneries on the
farm of Mr. N,arence Hickerson AMI carried away
loo fowls of cl ,ice breeds
Mr. Stser AMI family Of Washington has arrived
at Randolph and have taken apartments at Ingle-
side Hotel for the autumn
Mr. David Heidelter:er and family were amoI,
thu later visitors To Randolph.
Miss Mary Little has returned from lengthy
visit TO her grandparents in Washington.
Assessors West clagett and St;ills;n.th are at
present making final of the taxable
property of this section.
Marie. daughter cf Mr. L. e. Stevens cciel,ra ed
her tenth birthday Friday last at 1tOyston, the at
trsetiye country place Of her parents. by ill.,
formal reception rendered by many friends from
was the recipient of much attention and many
hearty well wishes.
Mrs. Samuel Renslaw has returned. from a brief
visit To- relatives in Chevy Chase, Md.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

Sunday afternoon brutal and uncall,d for
act was committed in the field of Mr. ThoIna,
Davis A number of colored crap players were in
the field, indulging in their favorite game. when
they h+cam" involved in a quarrel during. which
one Of them drew large knife and plunged 1t
INTO the side of horse that WAS standing In the
Held iut for the timely arrival of Mr.. Day, who
Is something of u veterinary, the animal would
have bled 10 death
Tuesday was TIE first tav of registration in the
county and proved to be the heaviest registration
for number of years
A Bryan and Sewall and Lee Free Silver Club
has been organized AT Potomac, with the following
president. Frank :. Kigour: second vice president
'" l. Reading: third vice president. George My
eFs secretary, W. T. Pratt: treasurer, George W.
Bell his club Is for the tenth cleo ton district
and will hold weekly meetings.
There has been an increase in taxes in the ooun-
pressed by the farmers and other residents on ac-
count of the depression in the money market
Mr. Vernon Watkins has been appointed teacher
his residence ut the home Of Mr. Jesse l.. Burns
Mrs VI. ID Peck. who has been quite sick her
hone ON Grove avenue. IS convalescent
Miss Elizabeth Porter Is the guest IF her sister,
Mrs VIM Rice on 9Th avenue.
The three daughters of Mr. Warwick Miller of
Spenceryill. arr visiting friends in England.
from Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Robert Lee Baines has purchased the Kelly
cottage. which he contempates reinp,leling ard
removing To Chestnut avenue.
Mr.. VIM. CLASSY has sold the cottage of Mrs. NJ.
f johnson 70 Mr.. Homer Harlan Of Randolph.
Through the efforts of President Peck, the plat
form ut the station has been improved and en-
EIr.cd addition of thirty feet having recently
been added by the riiroad-
Rev Dr. Luther Il. Wilson is enjoying an outing
in ST. Marys county, Maryland.
Miss Eunce Wech is visiting friends in Phila
Mrs. z l. Boyer is quite sick at her cottage On
4th avenue of nervous prustraton-
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ROCKVILLE.

The officers Of registration for the thirteen cleo
ton districts Of the county held their first days
sitting Tuesday. The law Of the last legislature
provides for entirely registration throughout
the state. and consequently much interest is mani
tested In the matter. Rockville district having
Ee retOfere upward of 900 registered voters,
divided into two precincts the first precinct being
in charge Of A. S. Daily, republican, and John w
iorner, democrat, and the second In charge Of
Thomas vinsou, republican,, and Charles D. Nor
gan, democrat. At these two precincts the books
opened at O'Clock AIN. and closed 8 pm
A; the hour of opening quite crowd was In at
tendance and this continued during the entire day
the registers scarcely having time for lunch The
lengthy examination Of candidates for registration
required 10y the law renders the work tedious
names of the voters in the district We're placed
upon the lcoks The meeting of the officers OF
registration will take place Tuesday and Wednrs-
day of next week. Both Of the political parties
making strong efforts to have the names Of
their adherents placed the hooks.
AT meeting of the Eoard Of s.'o"l commission
held Tuesday the appointments of the follow
ing teachers confirmed Miss Carrie Holland.
school No. 2. election district o.; Miss Lacey Rice.
school No 8. election district ZOE Miss BESSIE Zelg-
Ter. school No 4. election district IL. A large
proportion of the books ordered for this county
der the free school took law has been received by
the Of the beard. and being distributed
as fast AS possible upon the requisitlon Of thu.
teachers. The attendance OF pupils at the variors
hOos of the county during this. the second Week
AT the graded school he-e the attendance has al
ready reached 10. with daily nccesscns.
In the orphans court Tuesday letters OF admin
istration on the personal estate of Eleanor Conroy
deceased. We're granted to Michael COnroy; bono,
S7OO Ably Henderson. administrator Of Daniel r.
Owens. deceased passed his first account and made
distribution of the assets in his hands among me
heirs Of said deceased.
During the past few days the assessors for this
animation OF property and the collection Of blank
returns left with the property owners
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TAkOMA PARK.

sociable was given Tuesday night at tie resi-
dence of Mr.. c. VI. Hcaton under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society of tho Presbyterian Church
Although 1t was riinn: Elr-e attendance was
pr, sent. The Heal Mandolin and Guitar Quartz.
consisting of A NJ. Dufour. E +. Holger, =. NJ.
Hssseibach and G. L. Constantine, was present
and rendered several selections. Mr.. James DYE
give IN exhibition the phonOg.aIh; Miss IS
Mamie and Nellie Weber recited; vocal solo was
nd,red by Miss Lcona Barn.,z and a specta. ul n
performance. entitled Sunfiower Garden par.
titipatel in by Mrs. Horace J. Long and Misses
Swornst,dt, Smith. Campbell and we;.er accom-.
ponied Icy Miss Daisy Dsnfortb. After the per.
fcimlnce Refreshments We're served.
Tie Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Presbyts rian Church Will give Il social at the
chapel Friday night.
Rev. VIII Campbell, who. during the absence OF
Rev. John Van Ness. occupied the pulpit at the
Ireshyterian Church. left yesterday for Princeton
Seminary where he IL pursuing theological studies
The TakomI Park Republican Club held its reg
ular meeting Monday night at the I0, Cabin
President Ashley NJ. Could was in the chair and
William Wade Dyar elected secretary and
treasurer Committees We're appointed arrange
for the registration Of republican voters Of the
Park and foi grand rally and flag raising to
take Place In the future. During the re-
maiIder of the campaign regular meetings of the
club Will he held every Monday night In Tmkoma
Hail. which Will be addressed by prominent sneak
ers- II Is also intended to arrange series at
Joint debates on the issues Of the campaign A
number of new members joined the club and Crea
enthusiasm manifested.
Mrs. II. S. Brown Is slowly recovering from her
recent severe Illness.
Mrs James Morrison returned Sunday from Chat
tanaga. Tenn
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

Revival services were begun Monday evening in
the NJ E. Church South. conducted by Rev g. ~
Millican, the pastor. Meetings will be held every
evening except Saturday, for two weeks at least,
and also every morning at 10 o'clock.
The interment OF the remains of Mr. Daniel
Saunders, who died Sunday morning. took place
In the Fairfax cemetery Monday. The services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Clopton OF Hcrndon.
Henry Ledge, 1. q. NJ, Of this place. Of which h"
was n member, and Acacia Lodge of Clifton, turned
out in body and performed the funeral ceremonies
of the order.
The Central Democratic Bryan. Sewall and Rixcy
Free Silver Club held a well-attehded and enthL-
siastc meeting Saturday evening. Many ladies
present. and addresses were made by Judge
Mc('ahe Of Loudoun county. Mr.. X. W. Moore
and Mr.. Lewis Machen OF Fairfax, who made
earnest appeals their hearers to support the
democratic nominees.
Next Monday being court day, a humber OF
political orators viii be here to discuss the
issues of the campaign. Capt. ]. Henry Rives II
advertised to speak for the republicans and Mr..
John F. Kixey, the democratic candidate for Con
greSs, Gen. Eppa Hunton Of Fauluier, Mr.. Juhr II
Johnson Of Alexandria and Mr. jos. l.. Willard OF
Fairfax will occupy the rostrum in behalf Of .he
d. moc-ats.
The county clerk has issued marriage license
to Samuel Coleman and Elnora Daley.
Miss Annie Taylor Of Washington, D. c., who
has been visiting relatives in the village, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Nixon and family and Mrs. Marx and son
who have occupied Mr.. n o. Bonds house durin.
the summer, have returned to Washington.
Mr.. Percy Mctilue Of Washington, D. C., Is al
Mr.. Il. Cantieds.
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BRlGHTWOOD.

Mr.. William II. Shryock most excellent grand
high priest Of Maryland started Tuesday on his
annual visitation to the several Il. A. Chapters of
CunberlHLd, Homecoming and Frcstburg. He was
accompanied by the grand officers of the Grtnl
Chapter. r. A. Masons OF Maryland and will be
absent for several days
MI a: q. Osborne sold two building lots fronting
on Br1ghtwdOd avenue. 1t Is the int ton of the
purchasers to start build ths n,sclvcs
gas nain Is being laid Sonm,r RS stree; be-
tween 7ti and 18th streets
The Bright W. oil Assembly gave straw. rid. 10
Chevy Chase last night. Those In the partv we're
Mrssrs John Brawner, William A. Klow!.s THIS
S'lncrville. John l.. Norris, jr, Harry Clayton
CiG nd. CL,yt'n. Robert l.. Stone and Misses Fam,
NLife. Lille Talliferro, Nellie Darling Naiie
" White Mary Stone, Ette Sharpe So Marie Cooper
l pom their return the party delight fully en-
tcrtainsd ut supper by Misses White
Of Mrs. Carrie Madison. broke his arm Yesterday
He was playing. in the loft of Mr. Walsnith's bar.
WHEN lac fell through trap door.
Miss Lizzie Franz entertained some of her lad.
fri' nis at tea yesterday evening, previous her
return to kee Mar College
Mrs. &. W. Mattingly Is spending few days
In Towsontown. near baltimore. with relatives.
A bicycle club is bein. formed 10y til. men cy-
cIists, the object being make century pleasure
rErs. Charles Jaquette is the captain. and other
officers w e. Knowles, Howard Buri,; nix
Thomas Someryille. John Brawner.
Royal Arch Cha pier held Its regular meeting last
night, only routine business being transacted.
Mr.. W. G. St0ne has returned from Cotton on the
Potomac.
Mrs. James r. Sands has returned fror. a visit
to her mother Mrs. Gem. in Wilmington.
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HERNDON,

Eight members Of the Herndon Cycle Club start
ed about am. Tuesday for Manassas where the
Prince William County Horse Association was
holding fair. They arrived at their destination
before noon and started on the return trip about
p.m.. arriving in HerndOn about G30. The COM
pany included First and Second Ideutenants Ma
honey and Yates. with Van Deusen Crippen, d. b.
Detu iler, Schade, Wilson and Bicksler.
An alarm of fire sounded through the village
yestt rday morning few minutes after II o'clock
The fire proved to be In annex to the residence
OF Mr.. J. ]. Darlington which included the kitchen
and two sleeping rooms for servants. The fire
originated from the stove pipe where II passed
the ceiling in one of the chambers. The COngre-
gatiOnal bell sounded the alarm, and In very
Few minutes large number OF citizens were
on the ground and ut work with buckets. bringing
water from the Well. 1t took but short time to
stop the IRE, ii had very great heatlway,
hut had 1t been very few minutes later when
discovered the whole establishment must have
inevitably been consumed. The citizens of our
village are frequently reminded of the need Of
fire engine and 1t is hoped that This will have the
effect to stimulate movement to that end. Mr..
darlington has recently improved his house by the
addition of several rooms porches, etc. and 1t
Is now one Of the most valuable residences in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. blanchard and youngest
daughter are spending few days in town. guests
Of ". d. Sweetser.
Mr.. Prindle. who, with his family. has occupied
MIR. H. W. Blanchards horse the past two months
has returned to Washington.
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that of Dr.. and Mrs. Roger Brooke Of Glenwood
Monday. Receptions we're held at both homes and
a large number Of relatives and friends called to
offer congratulations. Mrs. Brooke wore her we'd
the young women present.
Mr.. Thomas Gwen Of Obey and Mrs. Hadasssh
Mrs Moores Of Baltimore is with Mrs. Benjamin
Washington with Miss Martha Holland.
and sydrey Roserihal Of washington. Miss Lucy
Of snSsl Miss sssse ae an
a H MI Carpenter Of Baltimore, DR.. strseper and
MaSFr.iand of Thanksgiving, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
William s. Brooke of Gaithersburg.
sssn SAMUEL Ms T1!sf Il sssS at
M"oI Msno NJ; Mrs: Edward q Gpln. William
Thomas Aiban G. Thcnas. Edward ward +. Thomas s.
Mr. and Mrs TarIton B. stablef. e baltimore
Ellen Thomas. n houdaan and Miss
Mrs. Raincy and Miss Sarah Rainey of Washing
have been in sandy sprns for seserai non Eno
have ave, returned to their homes
Mary s Hnllowell is principal and Miss Sarah r.
Fa H1ltI IA, ard NGrah L. Staher assistants
have entered HeIIins institute, Sssinis Roger T.
Fsrluhar and Fred L; Thomas, Swarthmore Col
shortly for Earlham College Indiana. and Misses tsss
Marian ian and Faith FarIuhar and Malcolm Farquhar,
Miss Fisher of Fairfax county expects to spend
the winter with Mrs. Joseph T. Moore, jr. and
Shoemaker. -
Representative Livingstone of Georgia addressed
day evening" AZ Silver Wy ffe nns been Sesn
proposed to have debate the same topic at
SpeHcervtlle by some of people, who do
agree with regard to financial matters and de-
sire frie ndly discussion.
an t tee and E nnd Ml en
ttrtainElent. Thursday Mt Mt. Airy the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN II. Miller. score Of
he devoted to philanthrOpc work in the county and
state.
Six colored men and women, four of whom We're
formerly of this place, gave an excellent vocal
concert at the lyceum Thursday evening. Although
they have sung several times in this vicinity re-
Gently. the audience was large and very apprecit
tive II was announced that part of the receipts
would he forwarded to Wherefore School, in Ohio
which Is In need of funds for its colored students
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BROOkLAND,

The lawn party for the benefit Of st. Anthony
Church. at the residence Of Mrs Jullien Tuesday
night, proved quite success, In spite of the unf-
varahle weather. The house was well filed, the
freshment and supper tables were well patronized,
while the spacio,s hall was filed with the lovers
OF dancing. Music throughout the evening ably
furnished by Miss Emily Hewlett. piano, and MIR.
McNalley, violin The chief feature Of the evening
4 twenty-pound cake, in which was hidden u
gold ring. The cutting Of this caused much ex-
eitement. Probably good sum was realized, which
will he used to furnish fuel for the coEliny winter
The tables were presided over rs follows:
Supper table-Mrs. Louis Julien, Mrs. Fitzgerald,
Ms: Burg; Mrs. brooks Mrs. Mcnamara and Miss
Addie Julien. Confectionery-Mrs. Moves. Miss
Sydney Johnson. Mrs. Noel. Miss Fannie Brawner,
Mrs. Woodward. Mrs Burke. Miss Martina Yznasa
and Miss Mnzie NOyes. C,ndy-Mrs. Harry Dow
ling and Miss Clara Ncycs..., Grab lag-Helen
Brooks, Kathaleen Noel. Lulu Julien, Marie and
Katharine Brown. Fancy table : Miss Nellie
Brawner. Peanuts-Carre Julien, Mamie Hamilton
and FlOy Noteman.
Mr.. William Shaw Of Washington Is located 18th
his wife and family In lexington
There was pleasant gathering recently at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo b. Johnston, on
Dover street, to celebrate the eleventh anniversary
Of their marriage Musical and literary amuse-
mcnts vert enjoyed Throughout the evening. Mr..
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cited People WIN Talk Miss Alma Paxton gave
evening" IN 1Stsy ss Inc
remembrances from their fiemls. Among those
present We're Miss Iania Snowden, Mr. John Baier,
Collingswcrth, Mr.. Ernest Paxton Mrs. Carrie Pax
ton Mr. Albert Rope Miss A nina PA PastR Ms
r II. Johnston, Mr.. E. p. Richardson and Ruth
Helen, Rachel and JEANNE Johnston.
lengthy visit to Berkeley Springs and Cumber-
land.
ton. is now comfortably settled on list ana y
Streets In Washington.
Fathers, at which many OF the clergy from the
Catholic University We're present: 80, - -
Washington for the winter months, where She Will
be the guest Of Mrs. baldwin OF Rhode island
delightful dance given recently at the
residence Of VIM. Draper, in honor of the birthday
throughout the evening, and at late hour refresh
mcnts We're served Among those present We're
s"
Jennie, Maud and Ida Thomas, Misses Mamie and
Katie Echmann Misses I9ttie and Lizzie Miller,
Drayer, Mr.. Harry Cooley, DIR. Williams. Dr. J.
Painter, Mr. Edward 3skershansen, Mr. w O. - Har-
Mr.: G. Laner and Mr. Fred Eiclmann
Mrs: Charles Follin is visiting her son at
Mr.. Charles Dennis OF New York. who has spent
the summer in Brookland has taken up his resi-
dence on street, In the city
Mr.. Robert Kammerer and Miss Anna Kan
merer. who have been the guests Of their sister.
Mrs. s. r. Many of Concord street. have returned
to their home in New York.
Mr.. Van Hoy OF Anacnstia has taken possession
OF a cottage on Concord street.
Miss Nettie Etz returned recently from pleas
ant visit to Culpeper county. Va, where she was
the guest Of the Misses Lynch OF BroOkand.
Mr.. G. G. Hoffman and family of Washington
have moved into the Fisher cottage 11th street
Mr.. Finney Of Kansas City is the guest OF his
son. Mr.. Edward Finney of South Brookland.