Evening star., 1896-11-14
FALLS CHURCH.

The regular monthly noeting Of tie town ,ounci,
vas held Monday night at the council rooms win,
Mayor j. d. Payne presiding and the fo.lowi,.,
members present: Messis. ]. c. DcPutrou. + +
or"cker' W. +. Parker, e. W. Poole, Dr. j. L.
Gould and J. d. Payne Mr.. NJ. L. Church st,,.d
that considerable complaint was being n,u,lc hy
citizens account OF failure to light the str, g.,
lamps on dark nights and iDrtion of Councilman
Ilocker the committee on lights instructed 10
advertise for bids for lighting the AMPS. and 20
make temporary arrangements f1r their lirbtin,
until the bids were received, PROVIDED he cost did
not exceed $3.50 per month. Bill OF NJ. 7 w
Brown of sG.S3 for nails and o'r. items w.s w,
dered paid. Councilman DeI'utron r.ncrt.J s ,,,t u
Maj. o. L. HiEe, arbitrator for he t"un, taia '',
oapt; NJ d. Hail, On the part Gf IN. school oaI d.
building. lad met, and they .ai sugges,. I'd ih ,ha
contractor ; ne made parry tp the arbitration h,
board. aud he offered Il resoiuti,, tn thIr or Wv ~.
which was adopted. The Eiattei of rclirs 10 si,,,.
Walks walks In the ilrst ward was referred MIR H. L.
Northrup stated that Mr. e. T. Mankin wou,d co"
tribute - $40 o. toward laying tie along Washington
but action taken. On motion Of t'u,ncn,,n
Parker it vds voted that warrant ISSUE 10 cover
costs in the case of corporation aga inst Nan Iurn
to he PAID fon the fines collected. On motion OF
he employed ty. council to appear before The urli-
tlators in the matter of controversy over rpr.irs
to t.. school building On motion Of ,,ouncilman lie
given permission to use 1st street In East Fails
Church. under the conditions .,Ie,:ue in re,srt Of
ransportati " submit ted in March last Coa"
adjourned : susst ,ss e = ~ yna of the n, mayor
Of Burke's arbitrators ID the controversy owe, tn
sirs sr $, to ts the o 5ehsl ,Fhns iha the formr
board we're in Monday hut :.ft.r Irsa,, nsaoa
without hearing eynte await the acts" c of M
heT of afe the q OF the third r
The meeting OF p4oneif Lodge of Go.l Te.,n,-.
Tuesday night was largely attend ID Of I'm int
trict Of Columbia Paid lodge I fraierna at Gl me yis
tempIar which Wis responded to by Mr. rue r. :nis. a.
her naa txersss Sne. evening hs d'n Lode
by Mr. and Mrs C. r.. ipdtrson vocal solo. Mr. rut'
r. Watson; recits, ion ssr Oscar Harvss; solo.
ing: luet, Misses. Agiffs and virdie caitert5n.
Itose present froSaj I;ahrdon Lodge were ,ir. and
Reid Baker F: A.. MaAlr. Henry Newell. s. J.
&C MnsSn MS a, arssy Star OF Hs
Harding. Providence Lodge. at Fairfax Gil. was
represented by Miss Lille Speer and Miss Mamie
late hour the visitors took their departure '
Tie "Fairfax tional 1nb heid it's meet
Merriheid with Lieut. Barry. president. in a. th. h.,
chs ir. and Mr.; H: F. 1--we secretary. Mr. ard
Miss Edith o. Merrifeld. REV D. Il Ra,. H. Yates; ni
Miss Ttnne Merriheld were elected members of the
clcb. Miss Belle c: Mer1iield read un essay On
ctasad; s opsled by Mr. Kow".i 'eet fo"Ma @ss dis
Prof ". ". Kinsley. Rev D. H. Riddle. Mis- . sre
g. g. r. Riddle a. ssrs,d ss RAsy ay II Mrr + 1oR, r~ ,.s
l:e NEXT meeting Of the club viii be held d, the
Lowe. Mr.. and Mrs; 4. J; Yates. Mr. and Mrs. c.
w. Jones, Misses Relic G. and Tinnie Aicrrihel.i.
W. Kinsiey ley ind G. 4 L. Merrla.ld. ''e' '''''' '"