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Evening star., 1897-05-29
BRIGHTwOOD.

The lawn fete given by the BrightwOod ladies for
the benefit of Pastor Reeds church was quite suc
cessful 1t was held on the premises Of Mr.. John
w. Parsons Friday and Saturday evenings, and
netted about $50.
Mrs. John w. Parsons had the affair in charge
and was materially assisted by Miss Anna Mac
Elwee. Mrs. Il. G. Wright, Mrs W. J. Cook. Miss
Rosa Lavender. Mrs. C. ]. Shaffer of Baltimore,
Miss Lucy Broster. Misses Mary and Cecil Parsons.
Miss Irene Roeth, Miss Mabel MaeElwee Mrs. W.
z. Nalley and Mcssrs. James Graves, ID. W.
Cock, John Norris, J. S. WaIsnith Clarence Par
sons, John W. Parsons, Sharp Graves and Philip
Darling.
The thanks of Mrs. Parsons and OF all who par
t!Cipated extended to those who contributed of
their means to make the affair success
1t will lie 4. Of father agsirst MGnda.-
morning. whcri two Mines. one Of the mas htens. .
the other youngsters. will meet The diamond
at Brightwood The game is to be called at .
m. and those wishing 30 Sec The cid boys eat
'em up are invited 10 DE present. The teams
are as follows:
Mcn-W. A. Knowles catcher; D. W. Cook.
second base: wm Reynolds slortstop: Geo: MAJ.
Eiwee third base; Harry CLAYTON left field; Jas.
Boys-Geo Huston. catcher; Clifford Ray.
pitcher: Sharp Graves. first base; Charles Stur-
bits, second base; John Lavender shoi tstop; Ray
Keene. third base; Alvin MacElwee left field
Dave Huston center field; Clarence Parsons, right
field.
The many friends of Rev H. NJ. Reed were
to hear of his late bereavement, the loss OF
his mother.
Because of his absence at church Sunday 1t was
necessary to change the usual services, the Rev.
Mr.. Sweet of Texas occupying the pulpit in the
morning and the Christian Endearor Society con-
ducting the evening meeting.
Mr.. John c. keene led. from the topic Peace" ;"
ard there unusually large number of re-
sponses to the invitation for all to take part.
Tomorrow night the conservation meeting Will be
held.
Miss May Posey of Washington is visiting Mrs.
f. G. Wright At her home on Flint street.
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RANDOLPH.

Montrose School will close FOR the summer vnca-
tion Tuesday afternoon, at which time the teacher
and pupils will entertain their friends with q
fete from 3 to 10 O'Clock pm.
Mr.. Frank Shroats Of Washington is visiting
his brother law, Mr. Lewis Kreamer Of this
place.
Mrs. Felix Heley, Miss Sadie Burch and Miss
Kate Cline Of Washington spent Sunday with
Randolph friends
Arthur 8. Stoaestreet has received his COM
mission and qualified postmaster at Norbeck.
Mrs. Anna Platt and family will vacate Oaklawn
Monday Eext and so to their summer viln ut
Berkeley Springs. W. Va. for tine season.
MI Jas. Petty Of I'll ldlebrook spent Wednesday
with his mother, Mrs. Heley Petty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finney OF Derwood were recent
guests of Mr. L. A. Pyle.
MIR. Clarence Hickerson has gone a business
trip 10 Tennessee in the interest Of The heirs Of
the late Augustus Orutt, many Of whom reside
here.
Mrs. Samuel Renshaw has returned from a brief
visit to her sister. Mrs. Charles Lyidane Of Daw-
Ms Lewis Allison has leased the Keonig resi-
Miss Belle Veirs left for Fred arick yesterday
for an extended visit to the family of DR.. Edward
Stone Of that city.
Elder Cyrus Keiser, Miss Rosalie Mace and Miss
Mt Zion % Baptist Church in he West
ern Maryland District Association. which meets
in Rockville June 1.
d4 Mrs Julia zepp is auise Ill at the residence of
Mr. Frank Kepp and wife have gone to Union
Bridge, Carroll county, to visit the aged parents
The funeral Of Mrs Jane Deanc, an aged and
sse ras aay Of this community 'eSk place from
Kisner. Monday last, Rev. j.. II. MiIbourne Of
Rockville odiciating. lntermeut was made in
Derwood and two danshters, Miss T1ercsa % peape oe
and Mrs l.. kisner. survive her.
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KENsINGTON.

Rev. james A. MSfshan of Dunedin, Fla, ID
visiting his son. Rev. fuames T. Marshall, and
VIII preach at the dWarner Memorial Presbyterian
Church Sunday nofninxl In the evening Rev.
J. N Earle Of Washington will deliver an Illus
trated lecture on the life Of St. Paul.
Mrs. c. K. Mallam and Mrs. Carl Autenreith Of
Washington were fsceus guests at the home OF
Mr.. J. H. Massey =
The closing exercies Of the public school win
take place at the school house Tuesday morning.
In the afternoon the children win enjoy q picnic
In the woods.
Miss Meta Puerner Of Washington has been
spending few days with her grandmother. Mrs.
William Calhoun.
Mrs. Frank p. Nash Of Washington and Mrs.
Eppa Norris Of Garrett Park spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Charles Duehay,
Mr.. L. D. Gaskiii, ticket agent at Forest Glen.
has leased the residence OF DR.. Eugene Jones for
The residence Of Dr. H. R. .Naylor, on Knowles
street, has been entirely remOdeled, and VIII
June 1. -
The hrst lawn party Of the season was given By
the Kings Messengers Tuesday evening, hut which
owing to the cold weather. WINS held Ia one Of
present. 7 -
The ladies' of St. Paul's NJ e Church win afye
nm entertainment Monday evening next IN the
town han, at which cake, cream. strawberries snd
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FAIRFAxa COURT HOUSE.

Mr. G. W. Presgrares and Mrs. Annie Thompson
pwere united in marriage Wednesday evening at the
residence Of Mr.. J. II. Eaerly. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. $. NJ: Athey. pastor of Jerusa-
lem Baptist Church. Mr. F. n. Barr of Chatham,
Va, acted as best man. The bride was beautifully
attired in white silk and carried bunch of orange
blossoms. After bosntifn repast the happy couple
left for wedding totr IN the south, expecting to
visit Richmond and Danyille. The groom is the
agent of the Southern raiiroad at Fairfax Station.
Richard Burnett WAS released from jail Tuesday
a bail bond of S., go: His wife, Mrs Maggie
Burnett. and his sister. Mrs. Irene Baumsardner.
were the sureties.
A marriage license has been issued to James
Nickins and Ella French.
Miss Alma u Sagar is visiting friends in Wash
ington.
Mr. R. C. L. Moncure. who has been attending
the University OF Virginia, Is at home.
Mr. Il. II. l.. Chichester, comnlonwealth's attOr-
ney of Stafford county, spent few days here last
week.
Mrs. Julia Thomas Of Washington is visiting In
this village.
Mr. and Mrs. HolfoId and little daughter of New
Orleans are the guests of Mrs. Salie I. Love.
Rev. DIR. John Mctiill of Falls Church preached
In Zion Episcopal Church last Sunday afternoon
and administered the sacrament Of the Lords SUD-
per.
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LINDEN.

The corme ncement exercises of the Glen Ellen
Home School Will be held at Irving Hall Thursday
evening next, unless postponed on account of rain
Mrs. r. G. Garrett prcprietress of The school. has
arranged very attractive program, which Will be
follows:
Overture-?iano, Mrs. Benedict; violin, Mrs
Boyer Stewart; piano solo, Master Albion Van
Week salutatory, Miss Bessie Casheil cantata
The Flower Queen class; "HOses," Miss Lottie
Isabel Jones; "A Daisy Girl Miss Florence Scud
der: The Sale of Old Bachelors" Miss Bessie Scott
Montgomery; "Daisys Faith.' Miss Pauline Mont
gom.ry; The Two Lispe;s," Misses Laura Ray
and Bessie Cashell; song Gn eostune,. Billy Boy,
MISSES Hattie Thomson and Pauline Montgomery
ington rectntion The Puritan Doli,' Miss Iilanch
Jo.es; doll drill with tableau, class; duet inStru
mental, Mrs Dr. Wright and Master !:!;;, c Wallace
tion of Puaskis Banner.'' Miss Mamie Montgomery
and class; Who Bought the Bal'y:' Miss Hattie
Miss Blanch Jones and Master Hugh Glascott
AUCTION Estmoraary,1 Master HTIee si casett S
Arthur Devlin; Girls, :, original, Master Alfred
class: calsthenics and flag drill, class
Mrs W. T. Cummings and her two sons, Law
and Joseph, have returned to their home in
Wright and her daughter Eleanor.
Mr. Enos {. Keys has returned to his home.
Edgewood. He spent the past winter with sur
veyiug party in Indian m territory
dences here for the summer.
Mr. Joseph Childs Las for some time been quite
ILL.,
Contingeuts frcm the Confederate Veterans and
the Ladies' Southern Relief Society will decorate
the graves Of the confederate soldiers buried at
Grace Church Decoration day.
Through the energies of the Ladies Village I'm I'm
proyepient Society, the board walk along Mone-
gopery street has been completed.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the Presby-
terian Church was led Sunday by Mr.. VIII Ray.
The society is planning for lawn party and pic
mic in the future.
Mr. Maurice Wolf has purchased the Brock cot
tage. -
Walter E. Goodwin having pleaded guilty before
Justice Of the Pence Lawrence of assault on Wal
lace A. Whitaker, and Of carrying concealed
sNeapons, was recently held for the action OF the
frund jury.
Several cases of violation of the local option
laws have been successfully prosecuted before the
Justice of the peace at Linden lately.
Arrests have been made during the past month
on complaints against parties for the disturbance
of worship at the Pilgrim Baptist Church at Lit
tonyille In a frac=ls there the minister in charge
was roughly handled. 1t appears that the pastor,
Rev Noah billiard. While preacling the Gospel,
ignorant Of the teachings of the Lord Jesus Christ
One of the ''brotherin'' took exceptions to the
word Ignorant and, In the language of the
preacher, popped him under the chin.
The death Of Mr.. George W. Smoot, Wednesday
last, Is deeply regretted by his large number Of
friends in Washington, we'll those residing
at Linden Mr. Smoot held in high esteem.
war; This is the second recent death in this vi
cinity, the other being that Of Mr.. Walter L.
Wright, young man beloved by all who knew
him,
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LAUREL.

Misses Nettie and Sophy Snowdcn have returned
from extended visit Chester. Pa. where their
sister. Mrs. George DeIannoy. resides.
Mrs. Harold Baxter Rees OF Virginia Is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. RarEcs Compton
Mrs. Eva f Keller OF Washington was a recent
visitor friends In Laurel.
Mrs. George NJ. GOosly Is the guest of her uncle.
Mr.. John Tubbs, at Gleb Bernie, Anne Arundel
county
Misses Mary and Annie Whitworth OF Baltimore
the guests Of relatives aud friends here.
ins.on Mission of the NJ. Z. Church South, was the
guest Monday OF ltev. &. T.. Smith, pastor of
Trinity NJ. E Church South
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles l. Young and family have
removed 10 Newport News. Va.
Miss Carr of Baltimore has been the guest of
Miss Addie Curley in this place
Mrs. Moreliaad OF Camstofa, n. Y, Is the guest
Gf Prof. and Mrs. knowlton.
Miss Myrtle Bur1ine of Washington is the guest
of Hrs. George Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Marriott have removed from
Baltimore to their country home. Locust Grove, "
in Howard county. Misses Katie ard Hattie Smith
OF Baltimore will be the guests of Mrs. Marriott
during the summer.
Miss Maidce German, accompanied iIy her father,
the tor left Washington Thursday evening. for
New York, where, yesterday, she sailed for Europe
in company with number OF other young ladies,
chaperoned by a Baltimore matron.
Mrs. Geo. B Crawford of Washington spent a
couple of days recently with friends here.
The Hotel Leslie has been reupened here for the
Ler Of Baitim.reans, it is expected, will pass The
summer here, at the hotel.
Miss Gertrude Nye will give piano recital here
on June IL.
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LANGDON.

An open meeting Of Langdon Ledge l. O. O. F.
was held Tuesday evening Last at the Opera House
and the attendance was far beyond what was
Anticipated by those who promoted it. Visitors
were present from nearly every part Of the Dis
trict, among them being Of the officers of the
Grand Lodge. Worshipful Master Clark of Lang
don Lodge was in charge and made a speech, I'm
which he welcomed the members Of the Grand
Lodge and other visitors.
The rest Of the program comprised an ode sung
by oil present; address by Worshipful Master
Brown; singing by quartet from the Saenserbund
ticns by the Misses Edna Durfey. Edna Hazieton.
Mabel M0thershead, Florence Hiilengass: singing
Columbia. the Gem Of the Ocean," BY a large
Ladder, Children" Harry Newman; Vocal colo,
Scarf drill" the Misses Leuia Baker Mabel
Grimes, Lizzie Warren, Susie Warren, Maggie An
deIson. Awilda Matlock and Elsie Lorr.
mittee Of arrangements. The officers Of the Grand
Lodge presented each Of the young ladies' who took
qret Of La France roses which was aceepted Hits
an appropriate response by Miss Lizzie Warren.
The ladies Of st. Barnabss' p T. Mission Rev.
their eh1Te aday saenns s ees tnssa
beautifully decorated with aags and flowers "i IL
hotor hot Of ;s tie occasion The attendance was large
the Misses Grnes MIS- John burke, aaS elMs ME-
Mrs. Harry Newman. The children Of the sSnday, sy,
school assisted In serving the visitors with ice
GreSm. cake and Strawberries, as did also Messrs.
John Burke. The last four named. with HessrsI. I
John Burke. Larry Burke, Clinton Haean and
Taylor 1s Grimes. performed the work Of decorating
Mr. =. +. Collins na. ssn. to oxford. N. G. to
last fail on account of ,be illness Of her f.tSer %
which sui sequently resulted htally
Mr.. whitcomb and family have renewed from
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,ivered .adre.. q. Temperance at Brueu's Chapel

liyered address Temperance at Brueu's Chapel.
MsrrifeId, Tuesday rvrnins.
here. ard Rev. W. H. X PeDdieiou " Fairfax
Court Honse: exchanged pulpits sunday, /
South. has returned frnm visit hts old home in
G.ssnlrier county. W. Va.
nrsslan s,sE dsasor soclety In ths Epis,osi Church
the NJ. f. Church. preached eloquent sermon.
M 81 the @ ssa,nS r ssu ~ Re-,
". Cackley of the NJ. +. Church South. Rev John
,isGill i Of Of the Episeop,l Church. aud Rev J. H.
Miss Margaret Rison Of Washington spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs r & McsIrecr of Washington will
spc:d the summer months with Mr.. and Mrs A.
Mr. NJ T. Church and Mr. Geo. ". Mankin at
tended the ANIMAL meeting Of the shareholder of
| the Baltimore Buling Association. held in Bati-
nsOrc Thursday. Mr.. Church was reelected attor-
ney for the association and Mr.. Mansin WIS
chosen agent and treasrrcr FAR this town: :. a..
guest of Mrs. J. W. c, Brnnrer.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Thursday afternoon. with large attendance of the
men;,ers. For the entertainment Of those present
Ihornhurgh and Miss MaCd Rathhun sang lurt-
The SUM Of $40 was realized at the opening Of the
blessing bags. This is TO he devoted TO aiding
the mission board OF the ci,urc in the extnyuisl-
ment of Of Its debt Among those present were Nj.
z I-nn:.sbury. Mrs. G. IL. Ives, Mrs. W. J. Allen.
( Mrs; Kate Eroom Mrs. J. II. Garrctson. Mrs. l.,
4 BID %. n kHuTuoutSn' hrs- N'otSe
'Albertson Mrs. NJ S. Roberts, Mrs. ]. 1. Daren-
port, Mrs. w. B. Turner Mrs J. c. Rogers Mrs.
Kate FaSg Mrs NJ. b. Jacobs. Mrs William Har-
rison Mrs G. W. Mankin. Misses Sarah Kiock,
Maud Eathi,un. Lizzie Alien and Lula MauSin.
Mrs. Lewis Herring of Petersburg. Va, is visit
| ny her brutheI, Mr. J. G.. W. Isruuncr.
Mr.. r. 5. Darby ard family have moved in their
handsome summer residence near here, which has
recently been completed.
The election fer the choice of rounclmen for the
| town quite warmly contested Thursday and
resulted in the clectioa Of Messrs. W. f. Parker.
who received III votes; W. NJ. Ellison. who re,
ceived 81 votes; W. y Lynch. who received "a
| votes. and E. Il. Merry. who received IS votes
Mr. j. b. Drummer Of Philadelphia. with his friend.
Mr.. ]. B. Bremen OF Lancaster, Pa, spent Sun
4 day with Mrs. James Rrunncr.
Mr. G. W. Hiwxkurst returned Wednesday from
l q trip to Norfolk. Va.
| Miss Edna l.uttreil has returned from the wes-
leyan Female Institute. Stauuon, Va
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GAITHERSBURG

Miss Emily chenault Of Kentucky a pupil of
Fair View Seminary, has returned to her home
Miss ALA Waters has entered Columbia Hos
pital, Washington, to pursue medical course
Mr.. Henry c. Miller invited some hundred or
more prominent farmers of this vicinity to his
optning at his business place, near Washington
Grove, ut which bcunteous lunch was served
photographer took several views of the guests.
Turner'S Concert Band furnished music, adding
to an otherwise peasurable social event
here this week.
Mr.. George G. Smith of New Market has leased
a Murray farm near town ard removed his family
to it.
The executive committee of the Montgomery
sion Tuesday. Invitation accepted to hold the
next quarterly session. July II, at Kensiuytoa
Rev L. L.. Lloyd was chosen vice president for
Gaithersburg district.
Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee preached Sunday
afternoon and confirmed three persons at Assem-
sion Protestant Episcopal Church. An unusually
large congregation was present
John Dunn, IL suspicious looking character who
was noticed lettering around town during the day
was arrested by Officer Spates Wednesday evening
At Justice Baughlnan's Office he could not give n
satisfactory account Of himself, and claimed to
hail from Lancaster, Pa. A razor was found on
his person. He was committed to Jail for a
further hearing.
MIS-. Jane Mullinix of Elicott City ia VISITING
friends here.
Sunday will be observed as "Children's day'' at
the NJ E. Church South. There will be appro-
pirate exercises, fE
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TAkOMA PARK.

Active operations for the construction Of he
electric railroad to Sligo Glen commenced last
Friday under the management of DIR. Draue, and
the work is progressing rapidly.
The Takoma Park Athletic Association gave an
entertainment Wednesday evening at the town
hall, the proceeds OF which are to 60 toward con-
strcting a grand stand the ball grounds This
entertainment well the last one given owes
its success to the untirns efforts of Mr.. Judd,
one Of the original members of the association
The following program rendered: Female quar-
ter, Peasants Wedding March," Miss Fannie Y.
AtLce, Mrs. Clara Y. Flint, Mrs. Anna Craig
Hills, Mrs Marguerite n. Martin; bass solo. The
Robbers Dream, James Nolan: soprano solo.
4 Fear 10 Foe L. l. Gannon; e"aaraso soo soo
selected, MIS-. N. n Martin; recitation. selection,
Fhiiemei Quartet: tenor 'asies' soIo Ea1s
sSsogus Miss VIII Epnp1e 6o0,eA alien
Night" Miss Fannie Y. Alice, Mrs. N. ". Mar.
Cara Flnt aecompanist a iames N0'an' with Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Cady Becker, who died last MONDAY
from, from pneuponia after having been III but short
day Afternoon, the funeral services being connctei
y ass OF Which At Tsy
tiss. Whitney and q. N. Davis were the Dali.
an active church worker and seemed to devote
Mr.; J. Vance Lewis. who was In Colorado dur.
here. s
Cycle Cottage was formally opened for the sea.
son Wednesday evening. large number of bi
cyclists were present and participated IN thu
the orchestra were neatly uniformed "
Miss Lula Lay has rcturred to her home a,
Takoma Heights - :"
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mum OF New York .r,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Shedd
Heights. - A@~on's
of Mrs. Burdette. - e sues
Mrs Friek and Miss Frick Of Shelby. N. c., ans
MD. ]. @. kolkmeyer of st. Louis MO havs
returned to their homes after visiting Miss sum
my. -
from IN attack 6f malariaf fever
~. Cora Nicholson Of Missouri ID visiting
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He Looked Like Joe,

From the Cleveland Plain DEALER.
An aged man and woman stopped oppo-
site the Central High School building a few
days ago and looked across at that rather
imposing pile. They were plainly but neat
ly dressed. and while II was evident they
were from the rural districts. there was
nothing I'm their appearance to attract com.
ment. A young man waiting for q
cross-town car close 10 where the strangers
stopped. To him the aged man turned.
That's a school house. I judge?" he said.
That's the Central High School" replied
the young man.
The old man looked interested.
That's the principal high school. Mary"
he remarked to the oil lady.
Then he turned back TO the young man.
I'VE haven't been in Cleveland for a num-
Der of years. he said: Il guess IL amt
since the Garfield funeral. an were just
lookin' around. We take good deal OF
interest in schools and school houses"
He paused and looked toward the sweet
faced old lady. who nodded brightly.
young man
Just one." replied the old man.
'Of course. he Is through school?"
Long ago said the stranger How
long is 1t. Mary? Five years since he
graduated, amt it?"
Six" said the old lady.
Il guess mebby IL is" said he old man.
Graduated from your home school,
suppose2" said the young man.
YES" said the aged stranger. He was
our. only child. an Mary and made up our
minds to give him just as good an educa-
ton as We could afford. An we did. too.
The young man smiled. He fancied that
the boy in question had been given de-
cidediy limited send-off.
You say he graduated from the home
SCHOOL," he said.
Yes" replied the old man. but he didn't
stop there. He wanted to go to West Au-
stintown, and We sent him. Then he want
ed to go to Hiram and we sent him. And
then he'd set his heart on Harvard, and We
sent him there"
ITO Harvard?"
"Yes. and he was one of the class ora
tors. too. on graduatin' day. II almost
broke his heart cause mother and L
couldn't be there to hear him. But We
didn't feel that we could quite afford 1t,
did we. MOTHER
The young man looked at the old lady.
There were tears in her eyes, but she still
NODDED brightly.
And your son-where is lie nowT
He's a mining engineer In South Africa
Doing first rate. TOO. We near from him
regular every month. Why, what brought
us up to town today was To get draft
oashed that he sent mis- mother for a BIRTH
day present. Three hundred dollars-fve
dollars for every year-thats what Joe
wrote. Mothers just sixty"
The young man took off his hat to the old
lady.
Il wish you many more birthdays.
madam" he said. ''and trust that each viii
be as pleasantly remembered
The old lady smilingly thanked him.
DO you know what mother said." in
quired the old man, with a sly twinkle in
his eye.
why no: what was it?"
Mother said: Let's speak 10 that young
maH-he seems so much like Joe.
And the young man walked away. feeling
that he might journey iol,, AMI far and not
receive so high compliment.
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RIVER DALE.

Mr.. J. B. Baines and wife were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs H. Clay Browning Sunday.
An entertainment given at Rfyerdnle Hall
by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church. Friday
evening last. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ray Wiley. with Mrs. Madera
Of Washington, visited Col. J. 1. McGee's family
Sunday.
Mr.. Drury Webb, Miss Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nansen Of Washington were guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs
James H. Kitner recently.
While q colored man named Ernest Davis en-
gagged In dairying, bis way home Monday
night. his horse was killed by q locomotive near
Bladensburg. Ernest was not hurt. It is supposed
that he was asleep and not conscious OF his prox.
Unity to the railroad tracks.
Mr. Shannon will move into his new house on
Fillmore avenue next week.
The contract for building the new PRESBYTERIAN
Church has has been sw.rded to Mr.. Mitchell q
Warner has contributed handsome stained giasa
window.
Mr. Donaldson. one Of the county commissioner
was guest OF Mr.. ]. A. Blundens Sunday Mfr
Blunden evaed himself ok the opportunity to polni
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BALLSTON,

The Juniors Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church held a
stfiable at the church last Saturday Afternoon.
Inc chiidren spent the time pleasantly with
games and other amusemen.s the church lawn.
The Mt. Olivet and Presbyterian c. z. societies
held union meeting in the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday evening, whsn they were addressed by
Ezekiel Taminozian in behalf of the Ar,Eenians
Mr.. r. s. Lacey is entertaining his brother and
shier-iniaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lacey, of Omaha,
Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey expect to make Ball
ston their future home
Rev. kfnley Mcmillan OF McKeesport Pa was
the guest fioIn Monday to Friday Of Mr.. Miles
MoI rison Of Arlington.
A large number of the Endeavorers OF this
place are In attendance the local union which
meets at Falls Church today.