Evening star., 1897-05-01

has- -ret..ned from au extended visit to New Or
Rev Dr. Fetsd q wss ess nse Ann. Arundel
Christ Protestant Rpis opal !har:h at Ills place,
made vacant BY the resignation Of Rev. Arthur 8.
Johns. who, with his family will to WASH
ington about the 1st Of June.
works Mt this place was completed "Wednesday.
Work on the engine house and stnmlpipe is pro-
In the orphans court Tuesday the following
business was transacted: H.. Bradley Davidson,
the last win and testament Of WIN. p. Bradley, de-
ceased Med an inventory of the personal property
Letters tetamenta 90 the personS al este e
Elizabeth e. Beall, deceased, granted to
iii D.
OF John W. Higgins, deceased passed her first and
appointed guardian to the infant Children & the
late Ephraim G. Harris, in place Of Levi G. Zeig-
The clerk Of the circuit court has issued marriage
licenses to the following parties; Nicholas E
Hatton, Charles sullivan and Jennie Jenkins.
Of hs
ter Of Rockville to lead the May and June dsEo, s,
topa %eetnss May ST "a May
Grady; May 2s, Mrs. Talbot; May 80. Miss Beu-
lsh Dove and d., Mrs Aen June & o. MISS en Hssl
senger; June 20, Mrs. Warthen; June ~ Miss
The members of the Baptist Church of Rockville
bourne, a delegate to the Southern Baptist con-
venton, which assemblies at Wilmington ~ -,
next week All Of the expenses will be paid by the
church. Mr. Milbourne will join the other delegates
from this state In Baltimore on next TUESDAY, en- en-
route to Wilmington. The convention Will be In
session five days.
Mr.. John D. Bailey. formerly Of this place. has
Asbury Park and Long Branch.
The county commissioners have appointed VIM
B. Mobley, Jacob NJ. Allnutt and Albert X Stew
examiners to ascertain whether the public con-
titioned for by q. NJ. Waters and others. ihey
will meet on May II.
are still coming to the front. The following are
the latest announced: John W. Collier for clerk Of
of delegates, VIM II. Griffith and George W. Day.
IT,, for county commissioner from the hrst colec-
tion district. The prospects are that large mum
Der Of others will be announced next week, as tne
rush for place appears to be earnest oil along the
line.
meeting Of the season at the Andrew Small Acad-
emy a large audience being in attendance The
following program rendered in good style: vo-
Gr,ftitb: instrumental solo, Miss Lula NJ. Windsor;
reading. Miss Helen Nourse; instrumental solo,
Miss Haines; recitation James Broome; chorus by
the pupils Of the school: recitation, Roger Darby
dialogue, Miss Haines and Robert Hodgson; paper,
''FOrtnightly Echoes Mrs. H. G. Reading; read
Young Peoples day was appropriately celebrated
at the Baptist Church, this place, and was par
ticipated in by the members of the societies at
house handsomely decorated for the occasion
with appropriate notices. flags, growing plants and
flowers Mr. Clifford Robertson presided, and an in
teresting program rendered, and the meeting
vas opened with prayer by Rev. Louis Jones of
PoOlesvile. report Of work for the year by the
juniors was made by the leader, Miss Elizabeth
Haney, and similar report for the seniors was
made by Miss Alice Bouic. An address made
by the president of the State Union, Mr. Chas
bcnediction pronounced by Rev. L. r. MIL
bourne.