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Evening star., 1897-07-24
GAITHERSBURG.

Mr.. Jehn Best and MIR. C. Scett Duyar hsve re-
turned from Toronto. Can. where they attended the
Epworth League convention.
At meeting Of tennis levers at the Fair View
Hotel the Gaithcrs5urg Tennis Club organized
by selecting the following officers: W. IA. Talbot,
president. John q. larcombe. jr.. secretary aud
treasurer; Mc<srs. Taibott. Diamond Larcssn. a.
Capers and Newton. executive committee. Arrange
mcnts have been completed for the first iou ma
ment. lea H. ht Id akur~day. Friday and lurday
July ~. 80 and 81. Many players have indicated
their Intention TO participate and ani,i-
iai'd TIE club has csntra.tt-i fur IN.
oi tnrie mfe essris To competed
event.
Forest Oak Lodge. knights of rythsas. las sab-
fcr las local buiI.-rx The haii will
he erected oil the corntr OF fr.a.r1'k aud Erosk,s
ine sccond quarterly conference sf Caitbrrssurg
circuit NJ r Church. tak's place Saturday ami
T. tiss,se Of Wsshtngt is to ces,fuct the Auscs
"A preach IN the absence of lrrsd ELDER Lutncr
A number cf ysunx ladies and esntlenca Of this
town ui~er management of MIR. A JsIDa. gave
lSnnttic rr.day evening at . y taock In the town
ball Those participating the MISSES fs,iid
Baker, M DiaDord. A. Us1na yshn s. Larcums,
1r tlarlcS Wilson and tseraid Tottcu. Proceeds
from the sale OF tickets were for the benefit OF the
The ke. James d. Rayheid. pastor Of the Ger.
unknown baptist Church aud the Redland and Gal
thtrsf'urg ufissions, ims completed arrangements
an excnrsian to isay Ridge August 3. A special
traih ana low rates have been secured to "A
aay W pieasure Tor the church people and their
Trends.
The rnin Of "Wednesday night was the heaviest
here since the Jonnstown flood Rain fell inccssant-
~ for nve hours. Ss'Beca creek imlssal..e tl
noon Thursday and CROPS aleng Its banks wer,
washed away. .aiising heavy losses MANY farm
ers, among whom were Mr.. 5ohn ". Chandler and
Mr.. NJ. W. Thonpssun The former lost about x.,sl
WORTH oil hs WHEAT crop The Goshen bridge
swept away.
Mr. Lee NJ. LiIscomb. the newly elected town
c'"n'dinian was Prescn at the meeting OF the
courcll this week. and took The oath Of Office Or
at'rs wer. pissed for the laying of add Ii,tial
wafer main on Summit avenue the railroad
station, and the des,sit of loads of stone
siftgs about the station. putiing a finishing touch
to The improvements just made by the railroad
pany.
Col John Schwartz past chancellor. and Mr..
James Whitehouse. keeper of records and seals Of
tn. Grand Ledge knights Of Pythias. baltimore.
paid fatcrnal visitation Monday night to the
Forest Oak Lodge Of t;aithersiairg.
Evening star., 1897-07-24
GLENCARLYN, VA

Before representative audience, which packed
Curtis Hall to the doors. Sunday evening" the Rev
DR. Kelly of Washington delivered one of the most
Interesting and instructive sermons ever heard I'm
this place For nearly an hour the Washington di-
vine held the close attention Of the entire eongre
cation.
Mr. G. B. Hunter Of Washington. who has been
spending MS vacation with his cousins the Messrs
Young Of Spring Hill," returned home Tuesday
evening
'Edgewood Knoll" the delightful home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Stocking, the scene of a most
OF the Glencarlyn Euchre Club last evening. The
regular program OF twelve games was fought out
ers being especially exciting toward the close Of
the evening.
Refreshments were announced shortly before mid
night Gnd the ''battle of cards. forget
tel in the enjoyment of a bountiful repast.
-, Among those present were Messrs. ]. l. White,
Chss L Sims. W. p. Jmes. Stocking, Young and
Mrs and m Stehe s ana the misss:
With Old Glory T far abaVe @ bis heaS in hand
son,ely decorated hell. packed with people, Mr
his trip to India. Tuesday evening. 1t was on the
ece aston OF the regular monthly meeting Of the
Gle, s earlyn Literary Society and the members of
out en- masse In expectation of O literary treat
and they were not disappointed
c. r.. Ramsdcn and Miss Sarah White and at a
iate hour an informal dance inaugurated by
Mrs. J. l.. White was the hostess Of the even
Ing. and to her untiring efforts. ably assisted by
the several committees. is due the splendid
of the AFFAIR
The Misses stockbridge. who have been spending
severni weeks with relatives at Buffalo NY are
expected home within the next few DAYS
Glencariyn. rs aguin in mourning. the death of
MIS- Mary C. Seaton at her home County ave
nue. saturday last having cast a gloom over the
rcs!dents Of the town. Mrs. Seaten. who was In
the twenty-s sixth year of her age was the wife Of
Chas. H. Seaton. an employe Of the Agricultural
Department ut Washington.
In the comparatively brief period Of her resd-
dence here the decensed had made rnnny fraends
and expressions of regret and sympathy for the
bereaved husband were heard on all sides
Evening star., 1897-07-24
HYATTSVILLE,

An enjoyable lawn party was given Wednesday
evening Mt the resi- ience Of Mr.. and Mrs John
T. 1-atimer for the benefit Of Iinckncy Memorial
Church. Mrs. Lltimer assisted by Mrs. James
b. burnside and Mrs. Holden.
The Cycle Club of tits place had a pleasant run
recently to StOtt's station. The party went by the
Tnkoma road, wheeled through the soldiers Home
and returned via Bunker Hill road. number of
ladies' participated.
The beard of town commissioners has for several
months been discussing the question Of construct
ing l. S. stem of water wOtks and sewerage in
Hyatisvie. and 1t has finally been decided to hold
u citizens meeting In the near future for the
purpose Of further considering the matter The
populat ion Of the town is growing, and the need
of good water ut a moderate cost and a thorough
system Of sewerage is beginning to be seriously
felt The commissioners have received u number
of specifications and proposals for the work one
firm firm having offered @ to undertake the contract for
Inc sum OF $2O,OOO The most practicable way of
obtaining the water will he by means Uf artesian
tt raise funds TO cover the costs Of the system.
The game between the Hyuttsville nine and the
w Wnrrenton team, which was played at warrenton
team, the score being Is to 8. The Warrenton
bsys boys were oaiplayed at every point: The Hyatts-
Mr.. William p. Magruder is building a store and
bakery on PIKE avenue next to Carr Company.
Tor new house cn Johnson avenue. The hand
some s brick house across the street from The Bel
Bladensburg the owner. will occupy 1t in q few
Rev. Mr. Melville has just returned from the
Epworth League at Tsronfo.
very enjoyable dance was given Friday even
ing at the Hyatt mansion A number OF young
people from Washington attended.
Mr. Walter H. keyworth Of Washington has
completed lis new house on Pike avepue
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin II. Campbea and family
Will leave for Atlantic City this evening where
Miss Florence Carr and Miss Fannie MIIdd will
join them in weeks time
Emma Brown, the c0lOred woman whom Justice
Carr committed to Marlboro await the action
q n
number OF articles from various persons In the
vicinity of Hynttsyille, died quite suddenly last
week at the Marlboro Jail.
lawn party viii be given ut the residence of
Mr.. aid Mrs. Louis Holden next Wednesday even
ing for the benefit of the Episcopal Church The
HJ attsyille Orchestra will furnish music for the
Evening star., 1897-07-24
TAkOMA PARK.

The rails for the electric railroad along Car
roll have arrived. and IL is understood the
work of construction will be rapidly pushed over
this SECTION Many complaints hare been made at
the tardDesc Of the roed Excavations made In
the street. and In consequence the heavy
rains have made it disagreeabie both for teams
and pedestrians. account Of the mud.
The heavy rains have caused considerable dam
age to sewers and nanhoaes throughout the Park.
which the coramittee streets is trying 10
remedy
Councilman Geo. A Warren and family. together
with Mr.. Z. J. Perry and rauliiy. viii leave fcr
ERrper's Ferry shortly, where they intend 10
mnin during the Trouth OF August.
Corporation taxes for the year beginning July I.
isSI. are now due. and bills therefor will shortly
Miss Helen Kraft Of Washington is spending her
vacation with her sister. Ms. Mary Biaden at
Mr. Louis N. Hopkins OF Chicago is visiting
mother and brother at the ressdesce of Mr. Bar
dette On Pinry Branch road in Takoma.
Mr. and Mrs Robe ri s. Brown spending q
few weeks at Atlantic Uty.
Mrs. oarisn Of Bsiiimore is the guest OF Mrs.
Rev John yanness. pastor OF the, Presbytcrian
Church at Takoma. is at Yellowstone PaIk, On his
way back from the Christian hDoeavo' annual 5,i
stop ut Tlnin- Ohio to see has brother. and Is not
expected ut Takona until the second sunday In
me monthly meeting Of the Christian En1eaver
Society w.e held Tuesday -vcaIas at the rsSi-
Messrs. 7. A. Lay and T.. A Lay. jr.. are spcad-
ing o week their cottage Blaskiston's Island
Aa. T. A. Lay Is Waiting I'm Orange county. Va.
Mrs. n. s knight b At ST faui. MINI. visit
ing r~iatiyes-
NJ de.xh CT Mr. Deuar. wha n occurred Wed
rsaay ner.i9g, y dsrpay regrett.d by che rssa-
Several new msmben have recenfly besn tnitiat-
g e The 1sleIa LsSse Q; g. ,,,! a, !, saee;sss %
loege recentlS yoaped de Azti-ea1,sa LHegse-
- opea eeseaftsr nsa a. 20 AA wsak
lays ant fro1 An - 1e:9o an. asd 10 3
pm. Snn1RJa
Evening star., 1897-07-24
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

County court convened Monday, Judge Jas. NJ.
J Love presiding. Richard Burnett, who stands in
dicted for arson, arraigned and pleaded mot
| guilty A notion was made by his attorney, H.
| W. Moore. to quash the Indictment, which mo
tion was overruled The case was then continued
| till next term On account of the absence Of
| terial Witnesses for the defense. II. f. Thorntou
was appointed by the court to defend George
| Chichester and Edward Jamison. who charged
| with the Ofiense. These cases were also
| continued Ill next term
| Letters Of administration the estate Of the
| late s. L. Marshall granted 20 ". s. Mar
| rtsll.
Mildred C. Donaldson was appointed a commit
tee of the personal estate Of Mary Murray, who
R. c. L Moloure admitted and sworn ns
| attorney and counsel In this court.
| Charles NJ. Pidgeon qualihed as notary pub
The last will and testament Of the late Thomas
| J. Peacock was admitted TO probate. and e. e.
Walters. ]: n. Felin. Lewis Oliver, Il. u. Bon
nell aad Henderson Sanders were appointed ap-
praisers Of the tate
H. G. Smith appointed of the poor
D. B. Egin aaaIiGed as road commissioner. and
| I. {. Leigh as justice Of the peace. Providence
Il: c. Triplett qualified justice of the peace
\ Of Mt. Vernon district.
tee OF s sse s . dn JUS
Appeal from a Justices decision imposing 4
was docketed and continued to third day OF August
, court.
On r. Wiley's melton for a road, rules against
land owners were returned executed and cases con
ttnued to the third Gay of August
G. A Williams resigned the Office of deputy
/ sheriff.
Several of the friends Of the Misses MILAN of
Oakley enjoyed, at their Invitation. II delightful
dance Thursday evening. The Misses Stycr and
Bussy Of Washington. d. C. Miss Meterie OF East
Orange, N j., Miss Ferguson OF West Virginia.
Miss Gooding, MessrS. Menture, Ballard Collins
and others were present.
The second german of tn" season. given by the
''Fairfax Assembly" occurred at The -MiH' We'd
nesday night. Besides the Fairfax peup,e visitors
from Vienna. Alexandria, Washington aud BHlti-
\ more participated.
The ladies OF Zion p. Z. Church held a lawn
party on the court green Tuesday evening.
Mrs. WIN. c. Frentiss and Mrs. Snyder, wife
Of Rev. VIM. T. Snyder. rector Of the Church Of
the Incarnation. Washington. ID. c. with their
families, are at Mrs. ]. l. Milan's for the SUM
mer.
Mr.. A. NJ. Collins of the J. 3. Lippincott Co.
Philadelphia. is visiting his sister, Mrs. MILAN. Mt
Pheasant View"
Evening star., 1897-07-24

factions in both PARTIES Candidates for places ON
the county ticket numerous as In former
n ysan. % Amoas the republicans meatioued for the
State senator-Caarlrs T. Gordon of Bladea.surs
carie. sSsfer % .. Dr., 'xa Maarea a'fn Rnia an
Meiey. Kent district, and Joseph A Biandeu OF
Hsuse OF deleestes-M. F. scsoosrs, Johr a.
Iervers and James T. Peariy Of Laurel distric.
Frank Metzerott, an Mudd men, and Luther Bra
shears Of Laurel tOofin and G~aryD.
in, uasnk snk Q, the the "oamJamss Eeit tPPer Maroro
Anne district. and Bentamin S; Hardesty, Queen
and Hola"e coHier ssainE. sis eaer s sn Kver''
Fur county commissioner Mr. A. Pylcs brother "a
TSn an,.,,s,ss r., .G he Mnad man,
p1pncah ucket have not, rs Tar rs can be learned,
put in an appearance.
The democrats mentioned far as can be learn
cd for the various positions are:
State senate-wtllirm D. Bowic. the incumbent,
House OF delegates Ewalter A. Milstesd John
w Gray ami i,r. T. N. BALDWIN Of Laurel. ti-o.
T H-mdit of Kent. John I. Birch and Fillmore
Clerk Of the cour, -Ellery f. Coffin Evansville
district. Of former Representative Coifin and
DIR. Z. A. Grsfath Of Upper Marlboro
County Commissioner-George Haker. Bowie dis
trict.
sheriff.. Frank Resey Laurel and George S
Dove. No candidate has far announced himself
fer the democratic neniiua tioa for surveyor
The fatuxcnt Planters Club at its last meeting
was entertained m lin! at the home OF Mr. uPton Br"osc
NSarig is ,.,, all the hear msmsrs we're s n apr
vice president. Mr.. E. E. Berry; secretary. AIR.
Franklin Weems: treasurer. MIR. Upton h. Brooke.
all reelected. They will hold their August
ing at the home Of Mr. Fred. Sassc.r.
The supervisors of election met 1t Epper MARI
boro' Tuesday with a full board IN attendance.
The cath was administered and commissions -
sued to the registration officers aud places
selected for holding the registration.
The officers Of the Prince Georges County Agri-
cultural Fair Association busy mailiag cata-
iogues Off the coming meeting Attractive post
ers are also being circulated and the busy ac-
tivity abOut headquart indicates that every
effort will he made to promote succrssful Meet
ing.
Democratic primary meetings VIII he held In
the various districts OF the county this afternoon
al O'clock TO select delegates the county
veBtiM. which will Tu-sday, July -, mt L.
O'Clock. at Upper Marlboro.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Forest Grove NJ. +.
Church South Will give an entertainment and fes
tival at Odd Fellows Hall. Foreefvii'e. the even.
ing and night Of August 3. The Young i'poplr Nf
the community are preparing intsaestin: nssical
md literary program. which Will add greatly 10
the pleasure OF the occasion.
Mrs. Philip WEH stcpnother Of Mr. John wnfl
OF Prime Georges county. died suddenly Sumcny
last Of heart trouble. Mrs. Wall u yepersidc
aod highly esteemed lady, and wm widely known
In southern Maryland.
The attending he picnic given by tho
Ladies' Association of Trinity Church. Upper Mari
boFo last Thursday evening. very Irntffyin
The receipts amounted to $J0-3e.
Evening star., 1897-07-24
l.ANGDON,

Deep Point, Va.
MS- W. Ii. Page ard her children will sr,nd
neai week with Mrs. Pages father ia we~tmsre-
LAND county. Nirginia.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. A. Roberts and Miss Susie
Warren have gone 10 Colonial Beach TO rrmain
during the heated term.
B, order Of the District Commissioners. the
r.iDes % fhe various On Ianedon have sc..n
placed on the several lamp posts according TO the
rule ossa r'ed by the tity proper.
Mos' OF The hoaId walks IN lanedon have become
broken In many PLACES ami AT night th-r- h great
onnseI "i I~drstrians being hurt 10y stepping ny
mistake into some cf ttsr holrs
The infant child. ar-d six mon; hs of MIR and
Mrs I'd t"r~in d l.angdOn died this week Of
cholera iLfsntum.
Evening star., 1897-07-24
COLLEGE PARK. !.

Miss E~ther Reed Of Porfsiaouth, Va. is visit
Ing The Misses Amnncn. nj Anmcadale. Md
Capt. and Mrs. Il. W. Sylvester ar. spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Bowen. psrrnts
OF Mrs. Sylvester, at woodyille, Nd.
Miss Fannie Hutchinson Of Washington Is the
guest Of Mrs. ii. j. Patterson.
Miss Rctsihser OF Washington. who has been Nis-
fting Miss Bertha Thomas, left recently for Guam
plain. y. Y, where she will si-nd the rrmaiDdcr
Of the summer.
Miss Gcneyieye Sylvester. who has been visiting
friends an Norfolk. Va. returned home last week.
Mi. and Mrs. Charles q. fsniack and the Mis-
Hume u An,ncndals have gone 10 Atlantic Sits
tOr q visit ~ several aecks.
Evening star., 1897-07-24
BALLsT0N, VA.

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Birca
win negret to hear Of the death Of their fufsp,
500 George. which occurred Monday last a, II
O'Clock am.
The funeral was held from Mt. oqivet Church
Tuesday at o'clock, Rev. Fred T. Andrews con
ducting The services
Mr.. Alfred Berger left Tuesday for a visit tc
Boeton. Mass-. and Cairmont. Nh. On his re-
turn he WIN take uD his residence In Washington
Ma Gilbert b entertaining Mr.. Grover and
family Of Philadelphia.
Mira q " Wussa has been sppoanted ,.ut.
mietfess TO succeed Mn- J. W. anttnn
Mrs. Gla Thompson b having q house buflt On
her loa receufly purchased II Mr. James L. Cem-
cnts. cnrDer - 8aI3stoa and Preston avennes
ne snrual eEcars1on OF fhe Preubyter1an Charch
to Bay Ri1ge teok Sksce Friday.
0F. Bebert BAN ard Wtee kase meyed itfe their
nav hcHse. jnst caDpaeteA
The JunaR Hndsayorea speat . pasasant amer.
Evening star., 1897-07-24

Edwin Young, WIN Forsyth and George
Harvey Their place is an exceedingly at
tractive one, right on salt water, and the
young folks are having great times fishing,
bathing and sailing. Last Saturday night
all hands made up their minds to come over
to the hotel for dance, and as they were
in great hurry they decided to come in an
OK cart Fortune favored them and they
arrived in time for the last dance, but
whether they have reached home yet or not
is still uncertain
They plan to give a masked ball to the
younger generation of St. Mary's county
tonight.
Another jolly crowd at Piney Point con-
sists of Mr.. Harry Tiffany and family Mr.
and Mrs W. G. Dunno Mrs. c. Widdi-
combe, Miss Widdicombe and Mrs. DIR. Of
futt. They are stopping at the Garratt
place. which is picture5quely located be-
Evening star., 1897-07-24
wa-hinstoninn mt the Point.

A large number of Washingtonians came
down to Piney Point Saturday night.
Among them were E A. Clifford. F. W.
Winter. C. II. Mixer. C. F. Haden. NJ. A.
Joyce. Calvin Wilmer and wife. J. E. Bell.
Miss Nellie Kendall. Mr.. F. ]. Acker and
family. W. E Dennison. George F. Kozel
1. y. Charles. F. o. McNew. c. Clarke
Fred J. Kozel. E. Lyons Gen. Duncan g.
Walker. Mrs. 8. A. Cahill. Miss Irene Ca
hill. Mrs. ]. c. Cox. Mrs. H. Rundlstt Miss
y. Rundlett, Miss Marion Lamb, Charles
E Johnson and wife. w. Z. Qu1nter Jas.
2. Evans. Nelson H. Duvall. DR. j. C.
Whiteside. @. Harry Lange. Mr.. c. r.
Elm. Mrs. George Hildreth. ]. H. Loch-
hoehier. @. ". Ogden and family, Mrs.
Evening star., 1897-07-24

leg Mr.. Funk was with his hrother at tine time
OF the aecadent. but he was not hurt at all Mr.
FINK h much improved
Miss Florence Ward. who has been the guest Of
ner sister, Mrs. Mary Burr, u now visiting In
Evening star., 1897-07-24

Thursday afternoon
Ihc n-w Pcws for the Mt: oiivet CssrcA have
arrived. and will be PLACED In position soon
Evening star., 1897-07-24
At the Wharf.

over for the day the darkies congregate
about the wharf and spend the evening
sV appiI.g jokes from time-worn almanacs
or singing the fishes to sleep with planta-
ton melodies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22

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tiimmert unb bcs frarte Saar felbit
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