The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
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Mrs S. G.. Brown has left the village
for an indefinite stay in New York
city. Her co-workers in the church
will greatly miss her valuable assist
ance.
Mr.. Andrew Jackson, a local ex-
horter, was buried from the church at
s;h and P, N. w.
The funeral of Mr.. Delaney from
Allen chapel, last Tuesday, was at
tended by an immense concourse from
Garfield and 'illsdaIe. His death,
after long illness borne with Chris
tian fortitude, is greatly mourned by
his relati .es and numerous friends.
And now comes the complaint that
the gas motor cars will make too much
noise. One would think that in the
eventualitY of rapid transit a lit e
noise might be overlooked. But since
the inalienable right to kick is the only
one we have, in reason 1t should be
exercised.
The pleasing rumor is rife that Way
land college is TO be located in our
midst. Let US hope as we welcome
anything which is calculated to stimu-
late our intellectual and moral growth:
but no graveyardS if you please.
A great many people remember
with regret the old Pioneer Institute
1t did excellent work for our young
men and women and consequent y for
the entire community. Nothing which
makes for the moral welfare of our
youth can well be spared, and The
BEE calls unon Mr.. S. G.. Brown and
fellow laborers for a revival of Pioneer,
or if not tell us why not.
Last Sunday, Rev Jos. Matthews
baptized one candidate, Miss Bundy,
in the Eastern Branch, at Poplar
Point.
Miss E Lucas paid flying visit to
the village this week, before her
friends knew she was here she had
gone.
Mr.. d. c. Ray, of the government
printing office has been unable to go
TO his office for several days. We are
glad to record his complete recovery.
Rev. Aldridge, pastor of Campb IFS
A. NJ. f. church, has had considerable
illness in his family recently. Happily
the indisposition has been slight.
The members of Bethlehem Baptist
church partook of Holy Communion
last Sunday at clock. Rev. Mat
thews, assisted by Rev. Harrod, cele-
brantS.
We should like to have sermon by
one of our local preachers on "Practi-
cal Christianity " We would be
pleased to publish such a sermon.
Subscribe to THE BEE, or buy it Of
the Misses Banks. Pay your debts.
PRAY for McKinley's success, and be
happy.
Fyeryone who needs instruction In
the branches taught in the night
schools, should attend. There IS no
disgrace in the lack OF knowledge;
but in the lack of the desire to acquire
it.
Come 10 IIoo | street northwest, on
legal business, the attorney and no.
tarv public can be found there.
Messrs. w. Morton, J. w. Lewis and
H. n. Adams, members of the Mckln-
/ lev and Hobart Republican Campaign
Working club have gone on the
stump.
Miss R. T. Londers, of New York
city. left for her home last Tuesday.
Miss Virgie Simms has returned
from Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.L. B. billiard has fine store a
13th and c streets, northeast.
Miss Jennie Watkins, Norma
graduate. would make an exCellen
teacher.
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