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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

Children's Day will be celebrated
Tomorrow in the colored MethO-
dist Church. There will he reci-
tations, singing, addresses, etc.,
by the members of the Sunday
School,
BASE BALL. - An interesting
base ball game will take place in
CovingtOn, tomorrow afternoon,
the opposing mines being composed
Of married men Of Covington and
jacksonville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12
FOR SALE.

The MILL HAVEN FARM and con-
cnts, ut private sale. For further PAR
ticulars apply n this Office.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

The citizens of Amite City will
give q grand entertainment on
Saturday night, July 3, for the
benefit Of Protection Fire Company
No. 1.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

We have had several light show
ers this week, but not enough to
do much good. What we need is
a general rain, and we want it right
away. The Clerk of the Weather
will please make q note Of this,
and see that the order is promptly
filled and forwarded on time.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

Mr.. J. A. Barker's SimalOosa
Mill, near the Lee road, is now in
full operation, and turning out
lumber, stringers, etc., to the
length of Is feet. He garantees
satisfaction, both in quality and
prices. When you want lumber Of
any kind, give hlme call.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

Norman Thomas. aged about p
years, an employee of the Honey
Island Mills, operated by the Bod
man Lumber Company, while
bathing in Pearl river last Sunday
evening, was taken with cramps
and was drowned before assistance
could reach him. He was a native
of Lakeview, Miss, and was mar
ried.
Covington is improving right
along.
Mr.. ThOs. Lunm will soon erect
two six room Queen Ann cottages
in the East End. Mr.. Dan Frazer
has secured the contract to build
them, and Mr.. J. A. Barker has
the contract for the rough lumber.
Mr.. IL. J. Smith is having two
residences built in the West End.
Mr.. K. Domergue, ST., has had a
handsome building erected next to
his hotel, which will be occupied
as bar room.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

Rev. I. Joachim Widmer, O.
?. b., will hold divine service at
Slidell tomorrow, June IL.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

This is the last year of the
Special Railroad Tax. 1t began
in 1888, for period Of ten wears.
and will close with the taxes of
1897.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

There is rejoicing among the
rice planters. The new tariff
schedule will enhance the value of
rough rice at least so cents q barrel.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

Furnished house for rent, or n
few select b0arders wanted, at
Home Cottage, north Of the FAR
MEE Office.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

Mr.. J. A. Parisy, the blacksmith
and veterinary surgeon, has moved
has shop into the building near the
depot. recently occupied by f. Los
set.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

Pear blight has ruined the bear
ing trees throughout st. Tammany
and Washington parishes, and
IN the neighboring counties of Mis-
sissippi.
Fairview, Or the Tchefuncta
River, recently opened by Mr.. L.
+. DelcrOix, is one of the most
charming resorts to be found in
this vicinity
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

.;I.as l. Sris
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-06-12

Smith T. Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15

riage laws. etc. The talk occupied nearly an
hour. and was listened to with interest and Mt
tention The musical and literary part of the
program was also enjoy able. Misses Sadie Kin
near and May Gould played The High School
Cadets March" Miss Rane Mannakee recited
.,Arathusia.s Torment and was eneored. when
she gave The Imperishablc Vow" Mr.. Frank l..
Calhoun's vocal solo. ''Asthore.'' well render
ed For an encore he sang Because l Love You
So Mr.. Calhoun was accompanied on the piano
by Mr.. H. L. Amiss. The program closed with a
humorous reading by Miss Margie Hart, subject.
Widow Bedott's Poetry" a short business
meeting was held. and 1t decided to change
the name Of the society to The Noyes Library
Literary Society and the meetings will here
the December meeting will be National Ballads
and Their Origin, and number of national
songs will be given. The annual election Of
officers will take place at that meeting
The Foreign Missionary. Home Missionary nd
Ladies' Aid Societies of the st. Paul's VI. +.
Church entertained by Mrs. H. L. AnIss
Wednesday. At the Foreign Society general
discussion bible Women of India he'll
and Mrs c. L. Harding read paper on the sub
jeet 1t was decided to support and educate II
child In India and that its should be
Elizabeth Moore. A business meeting of the
Home Society held. after which luncheon
served. The principal business before the
Aid Society the perfecting Of arrangements
for the oyster supper and bazaar, to be given the
evenings Of December l and 2.
The many friends here Of Judge C. F. Scott are
President in appointing him judge Of the Police
CtrIt Of Washington. Mr.. Scott has been a resi-
dent Of KensingtOn for several years. and is an
earnest worker in all the affairs Of the village.
Mr. George W. Stokes. who has been very H.
is slowly improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
WOODsIDE.

The oyster supper given ut the residence Of Mrs.
Selma /. Wilson, Wednesday evening. and the en-
tertainment given at the Woodside Methodist
Episcopal Church the same evening, for the benefit
Of the church, very successful. The supper
was prepared by Mrs B. r. Leighton and Mrs.
Judge Allen. and was under the direct supervision
danes Garrison. Foss and Lizear, and Misses Mary
Curtss, BERTHE Braid. Katie Allen, Mamie Wilson,
Addie Condict AMI Emma Dowel The tables were
handsomely decorated.
The entertainment at the church was very ut
tractive and under the management of Mr. w. H.
Askew of Takoma Park. the parties taking part
mental solo, DIR. Gartrell. recitations from Uncle
Remus;' Mrs. Speelman, a vocal solo, contraltO
Miss Sallie Nicholson. vocal solo, soprano; Miss
Gertie DANA solo. soprano; Miss Elizabeth DOwell,
solo, Soprano
Miss GlascOtt who has been visiting in Illinois
ard Wisconsin. has returned to her home at Linden
Mrs. Josephine Glascott, who has been to Stras-
burg Va, has returned to her home at Linden, aud
has as her guest for the winter her daughter. Mr.
Bickford
The Juvenile Templars Of Linden Lodge, /. O. G.
T., held an election Of officers recently at Irving
Hail. the following being chosen Chief templar
Marguerite Lawrence; vice templar, Thomas Ray:
past chief templar, Agnes Scudder; chaplain, Bow
yer Stewart; treasurer, Clara Wheeler: financial
SEE rotary. Elna Maxwell; secretary William Brig
Frank Birgfeld.
The Senior Order of Good Templars held its cleo
ton Tuesday evening, resulting follows Lodge
deputy. j. NJ. Wolfe; chief templar Bowyer Stew
par Mrs. J. NJ. Wolfe; chaplain, Dr. John Lewis:
treasurer, Agnes Seudder; financial secretary Mrs
Fox: secretary. Herman Birgfeld and guard, Bees
sic Montgomery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
TAKOMA PARK,

The second hop Of the season was given last
Friday night by the Takoma Assembly in Takoma
Hall Messrs- Walter Waters, Robert Waters
and K T. Lay served as floor committee
Takoma Lodge, No. %, F. A. A. NJ, received Its
grand annual visitation from the officers of the
Grand Lodge Of the District Tuesday evening
The hall was handsomely decorated with autnmn
leaves. intertwiled with green vines and 1hrys-
shthemums. After the usual ceremonies the
doors were opened to the public.
The program, which very attractive was
announced by DIR. F. ]. Woodman master Of cere-
monies. as follows: Solo, by Mrs. H. J. Long:
address, Duty" by Prof. b. l. Whitman. presi,
dent Of the Columbian University; SOLO Ly Miss
Nicholson presentation Of. q basket OF roses to
Prof. Whitman by a member of Takoma Lodge:
trio. BY Miss Dana. Mrs. j. r. WootlInan and
Miss Carpenter; solo, by Miss Gertrude Dana:
presentation Of roses to Matthew Trimble by q
ter: SOLO BY pr woodman; closing address, By
The temporary board walks throughout the Park
vestry meeting Of Takoma P. Il. Church was
held Thursday evening at the residence Of Mt
Robert 3 Brown. The resisuations Of vestrymcn
Garrett, Davis and Carroll d. Judson were rendered
ana seeepted. that Of Mr. Garrett being filed By
BY the resignation OF Mr.. hudson was held open.
Mr.. James Morrison. who 10 absent In Iowa
expects to be back at his home In the Park b.
Mrs. h s Brown ID contemplating . trip to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
FALLS CHURCH,

A meeting Of the town council was held Mon.
day night to consider the pending suit against the
corporation. instituted by the W., A. and F. e,
Il. r. Co.. for interrupting the building Of the
road IN LIST street. Attorney II. W. Moore rep
resentfng the council, and ]. z. Clements for Tho
railroad company. were present. as was also
Mr.. r. II. Phillips. manager and superintendent
Of the road
lars Tuesday night Miss Edith Merry was INSTALL
ed as assistant marshal and the good of the order
Russell, Milton Thorne and Eddie Putnam; in
speees S1 % %a'iS n Has,,d NJ Erwin ind
were made for the next debating contest be-
tween Pioneer and Columbia Lodges. Rev L. 5.
selected debaters for Pioneer and Mr. J. nj.
Thorne as judge. The debate will tuke place In
Mr.. Z. F. Rorebeck, editor Of the Falls Church
News, ceiebrpted his twenty-fourth birthday Tues
to feW Sas .s sussTe . pas
very enjoyable evening passed; Those present
Messrs; G; t; Mankin, Leo Hiett. A. c. Rore beck
won fifteen Of the ea,hre games and was AWARD
ed first prize. and Miss Hiett. with ten games
Mr. Thomas ier hss eomm nss the erection
OF a residence on his lot on Broad street,
The woman's Missionary Society Of Columbia
baptist Church met In the church parsrs recently
TSomss aen ,i5 a n ss e. Mrs.
president; Mrs. Geo. W. Hawxhurst, secretary
Miss Clara Wood of Milton, vt, and Mrs. w.
NJ Garrett Of Herndor. are visiting Dr end Mrs.
The authorities of the NJ r. Church South are
making extensive improvements to the grounds
the In front Of their End grading
Master Burton Lowe son Of Prof. and Mrs. H.
+. Lowe. fell from his bed Tuesday and broke his
Contractor N: N. Erwin is making extensive
Sue n Riddle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
SUBURBAN NEWS
HERNDON.

A Leaf Social given at the residence Of
+. NJ Ballou recently. A principal feature Of the
program the guessing by the company the
names of the many varieties Of leaves brought for
that purpose. of which there were twenty-eight
The who correctly named the greatest number
to receive prize Miss Grace Stephenson
named twenty five and the premium Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Robey. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ Ballou Mrs. J. W. Starr. Misses Maud
Yount Grace Stepheuson. Daisy Leonhardt. Madge
Ryan, Katie Groh, Alice Rideout, Belle Smonds
Emma Starr, Hattie Robey, Annie Starr, Susie
Kephart and LYDIA Russell, and Messrs D. Van
Howard Wiley. Harry Bready ard Jacob GrOh.
The Ladies' Aid Society held an all-day session
Thursday with Mrs Stephenson.
Mr. A. T. Shirley of this town has edited and
session of the Baptist Association Of Northern vir
ginia (colored), which held with Locust Grove
Church of Radient, Madison county.
The NJ. E. Church was filled to overlooking
rally Of the Sunday school Of that church. The
services opened with singing Rev. DIR. Mason led
In prayer; short address Of welcome was given
by the superintendent. Mr. Chas. F. Cummins:
octet. by Mrs. F. Ballou. Misses Robey, Stephenson
and Mankin and Messrs- Robey, Wiley, Webster
and Oliver; recitation by Mr.. Rozier Francis.
Wiler: brief address on home missions by DIR.
Mason: vocal duet. Misses Stephen and GrOh: solo.
Mrs Ballou; appeal for missions. superintendent:
presentation by Rev. W. +. Schooley of Bible and
tribution: PRAYER W. b. Sxeetser; closing hymn
and benedictinn by DR.. Mason.
Miss Maud Yo1ht has gone to spend several
weeks among friends in Pennsylvania.
Miss May Burton rs spending month with Mrs.
Hall In Lincoln. l4oudOun county.
Several dwelling houses in process OF
building and the prospect for another looks
couraging. The complaint Of hard times has
ceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
kENSINGTON.

Mr. William NJ Morey. Jr, has gone to New
York business and will be absent several
weeks
\ Loyal Temperance Legion will be organized
Saturday, November %. at 2 pm, in tie Noyes
Library. under the supervision Of Miss Florence
Thomas. All persons under sixteen years Of age
earnestly invited TO join.
By way Of preparation for a week of prayer
at the Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
number Of cottage prayer meetiuss' have been
held At the one held at the hou. Of Mr.. A. II.
Proctor Tuesday evening about forty persons were
present The last one of the series will be held
tomorrow evening at the home Of Mr.. A. H. Kin
near.
A meeting of the Home Missionary and Dorcas
Societies of the Warner Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
Church will be held Wednesday next at the home
Miss Mollie Thomas is spending several weeks
with relatives in Frederick county.
Rev James T. Marshall and family have moved
In the recently completed A house,.
warming will be given them after they become
settled
home of Mrs r. u. Moore. In the absence Of
the president the exercises We're conducted by
Mrs Alphorso Hart. Mrs J. T. Freeman ten
cepted. and Miss Florence Thomas elected to
take her place. Mrs. A. ii. kinnear will have
the December meeting at her home At the
close Of the w. C. T. e., Mrs. II. L Lewis viii
read a paper on the work Of mothers meetings
ferry of her friends with a stereopticon psYty'
hundred lantern slides were exhibited showing
The beauties Of the Island of ceylon. The even
ing closed by the usual time-honcred games
Mr. H. L. Mcqueen has been confined to the
house for the East ten days With a sprained ankle.
The Noyes Library was well niled Wednes.Isy
evening with members and fris nds Of the KensnS-
fSn Literary Society to listen to Mr.. Jesse D.
the arctic region Mr.. Higgins dwelt particularly
on the Esquimaux. tLeir manner Of living, mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
GAITHERSBURG.

Gaithersturg Lodge, No. 217, l. O. G. T.. has
elected Mr. John ]. Swartzback as delegate to the
Grand Lodge Of that oder, which meets I'm Raj.
tmOre next month
NIB noheft b. Moore has nalarial fever ut the
nome OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Coore
'ioiet Council, Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics Of Germantown, gave a Bible and % :.
presentation at the public school building of tb,t
town recently. Addresses were made Inv nrom.
inent speakers. and the Germantown Brass Rand
discoursed national airs
Cora Elizabeth. the little daughter of Justt..
ni"bt W ooLsfce B. Baughman died Thursday
Ihterment was made Saturday morning in III.
jamestown cemetery. " '"7
MI, Mr.. hozel Woodward has been confined to bis
nome Tor some time with Intermittent fever His
condition is now improved. A'''
elected Mr.. c. W. Crawford and Miss I'll. mas mas
fora delegates to the Grand Lodge with Mes..s
Ne NJ Day and Clarence Burns alteraatcs.
deputy for the new year. ee
BY mutual agreement all the business bouscs in
this evening On and after today their doors will
be closed to the public at O'Clock every evening
Gathersburg Chapter Of the Epworth fnap". :;
.t recent business meeting decided observe its
n Rna1, Anniversary this month. and Rev W. b.
lord Elizabeth Kingsley and Mr.. David F. Virts
Were appointed a committee to arrange details
2. A; A S. R.. received an official visit from Ihe
fhnr. cGmm G OF the southern jurisdiction,
aananai r. Casweli Of California the secretary
c.. and Mr. Gilmore Meredith Of Baitimore' IN.
spector general for Maryland Albert Pike Con-
eort Among those present were Joseph C. Tay
Tor, Jesse W, Lee. Judge J. L. Lacey, ]. S. Roe
Gttinss e James sfse1 GlsS g. saydeG
and w. F. Hill Of Washington, and ii % Kin,x
Icy, icy x: y: Trundle George E. Moves. H. j. Stsr-
the county. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. Hub Smith Of Washington was recently
entertained at Rayston by MI. Pierre Stevens
Mrs Susan Peyton Of LoudJ5phn county, Va, spent
last week with Mrs. Thomas Zepp Of this vicinity
The infant son Of the late Charles G. Petty and
Mrs. Eula H. Petty was inferred Tuesday last in
the family lot in Mt. Zion cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Scherer has returned from visit of
eight months in Chicago, fe
Mr.. Thomas Curtin is1lying in precarious con-
dition as the result Of second stroke of paraly-
sis. His con. Mr.. Daniel Curtin Of Washington
was summoned to his bedside
~. unique and very enJoyahie program was rem
school and congregations, on the occasion OF the
annual harvest festival The trained choir, led BY
ganist, rendered appropriate vocal numbers. The
man, Ksiser. Haney and Morrison and Hessrs.
Crown. Cyrus Keiser and Morrison deserve specisi
mention. ~ 'A,s~-a
The church was elaborately decorated VIII,
autumn leaves and chrysanthemums and the altar
was massed with flowers, which were donated to
the Aged Women's Home In West Washinofon
A considerable sum was realised through the
mission boxes for the State Foreign MissionsFv
Society. The school is under the superintendency
OF Deacon Cyrus Keiser and Rev. G W Mc1yni
Tough, pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
HY.ATTSVILLE.

Miss Susie May Naylor daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Naylor Of Jcssups Md, and MI
Harry Woodward Dorsey of this place were quietly
married Wednesday evening at Trinity Church
near Jessups, by the Rev. Mr.. William T. Gard
ner Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey upon their return
from brief trip will reside in Hyattsville
Rev. William Melville, pastor Of the NJ E.
Church South, recently delivered an interesting
lecture on Cuba to the students Of Melrose Insti.
tute During the winter Mr.. Melville will give a
course OF lectures upon his travels through Eng
lard, Canada and South America
The Star Minstrel and Vaudeville Club gave an
enjoyable entertainment at the Masonic Hall Mon
vocal solos, comic recitations and acrobatic exer
cises :, laughable sketch, entitled "a Haunted
musical ., and literary entertainment will Re
given sh this evening 15t at the Masonic Hall for
Memorial Church. The program promises to be
very attractive 1t will consist chiefly of tab
tians Vocal ana instrumental music and recita-
Mrs John atner Mssa MRS LOWS
nile ana Maggie Carr, Misses Drury Misses Innra
. The Hyattsville Orchestra VIM give must, al
Well-known talent will be engaged for the n.cn
ns Van s
mar mar George Britt, Henry Maddert, G. D. Fox and
tained by Mrs. Theodore Van Doren wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. r. E. White and Mrs. Z. ri
Sampren won tne prizes. Among those present
Of Baltimore, cousins Of Mrs Van Doren: Mrs. 3.
z. White, Mrs. L. H. Campbell, Mrs Louis Hol
WEIGH, Mrs. Joseph Nesbitt Mrs. Trfcou' Mrs
William l. Smith, Miss Thomson The next
meeting Of the club will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Charles H. WEIGH. e VI
Local sportsmen availing themselves Of Tho
hunting season. Large parties Of them 20 out each
day, and rule are successful in ba yzine q
fair amount Of game: psrtridges plentiful.
OWING In great part to the enterprise Of the Hy-
attSville Game and Fish Protective Aoaooirt,n =,
putting out some fifteen dozen birds last year.
The guild of Pinckney Memorial Church met
James B. burnside. Reports were made and work
planned for the coming month. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Burnside. Mr.. und
Mrs. L. II. Campbell DR.. and Mrs joseph r.
Owens. Rev. J. c. s. Mayo, Mrs. Drayton. MIS-.
John E. Latimer, Mrs. H. W. Gore Misses Iva
and Isabelle Drury, Miss Drayton, Miss Barber
Miss Jennifer, Misses Maggie and Mamie Carr
Misses Nellie and Marshram Levin Misses LAT.
inner and Mr.. r. B. Latimer. Refreshments were
served later in the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15

VINO iost leg In the service OF the lost cause,
a1,, Tue aaoe civil war. company OF cavalry.
eisn.y-ns strong, has been Organized in rhits
COUNTY S The nrst meeting held here last Nom
Jay, anu the Following elected officers. Tar
taln, Jno y Ballard; nrst lieutenant Jos. Il MI
ant see4 M lieutenant A. l. Flagg; third leuten.
ant, n ". Moore color sergeant J. r. Tsylor.
orderly sergeant, Z. V. Ford; second serc.aut Ber
70 Ions; THIRD sergeant, Frank Wiiliams tr
aourIh sergeant, Dr. Samuel Moore hrst CORPORAL
=. =. Iasor; second corporal, Geo. r. Harrison:
thira corporal, A J. kidwell; fourth corrr,ral w
=: French chaplain. Rev. J. J. Cloplin; surgeon.
Dr. w. L. MOncure. e-'
AZ meeting OF Star Of Hope Juvenile TEMPLE.
recently, the following officers were inst allied for
tne ensuing quarter: Miss Rebecca Wooster chief
tem2lar: Miss kaydelle Shaw vice templar: Miss
Lueiia wooster. treasurer; Miss Annie Noodarti
g uards Miss Marian Woodland. sentinel Miss RAY,
ueiie SHAW was elected TO represent the temple in
the district lodge, which met at Manassas on
Thursday Of last week W.
The oyster supper at Mr.. A. ]. Sagars Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Southern Metbo,list
sunday school was in every way a success
The stefeopticon entertainment which was an
nounced for last Monday evening, in Union Hall
was postponed on account of the Indictment weather.
to Thursday, November Is.
Mrs. Julia Thomas of Washington is here with
her son, MIR. VIM. Z. Thomas, VINO is very mi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
BROOkLAND,

The congregation of st. Anthony's Church is max.
ing preparations for its annual Thanksgiving enter
tainment and supper. The program will Include
two short dramas, The Oxford Affair'' and ..Bar
bara."
large party enjoyed a straw ride Wednesday
evening. the destination being East Washington
Heights Baptist Church. to witness the oriina ton
Of Rev. James Many. Mr.. Many is from New York
city, but spent the past summer I'm Brookland,
where he often assisted at the Queenstown Baptist
Church For the past two months he has had the
Of Rev. Mr.. Stevens
The Soldiers Home Temperance Union enjoyed a
delightful evening Tuesday. The chief feature was
q comedy. The Box OF Monkeys,' by the B0he-
mian Club. The cast wns follows Mrs. OndeRo
Mrs. Orr; Sierra Bengaline, Miss Alice Freeman:
Lady Guneyere LAndpoore, Miss Bessie Stewart:
Chauncy O{lethorpe. Mr.. I'd. Muth; Edward Raj
ston Mr.. Cbas. r. Burdy, all OF whom did good
work. The program also included selections by the
Home band and singing by members OF the union
Calvary Union Sunday school Il making prepare
lions for an entertainment to be given early next
month, -
The wedding Of Mrs. yohnson Of Quincy street
and Mr.. Felix Semmes Of Washington win take
place Thursday morning OF this week at ST. An
thongs Church.
Broohland n. z. Church has on hand concert
for tomorrow evening
The mnsical and literary entertainment DIVER
b. Ms. Phelps At the Town Han proved 4 decided
0ncce0n.