Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-10

soraee connected with the Warner Memorial Pres
byterian Church ut kensinston. the price agreed
upon being $24f0. This firm is now engaged In
building six houses for B. ii. Warner az that
place, and also have contracts for several houses
Mr.. Thomas {. Groomes. contractor. has a large
force OF hands engaged In the erection Of the new
will soon have the buildlng under roof. When
completed II will be one of the largest residences
Work the large three-story brick business
house on the corner of Montgomery and Washing
der the supervision Of Mr. Chas Victt. contractor
This building. when completed. Will be an ornament
:, IN, me place; surgeon Meryil Mans, L. a;
other buildings of less pretensions now in
course of building here.
business was transacted: Ida H. Cole adiGinistra-
trix. the estate of John C. Ccle, DECEASED nied an
inventory OF the personal property Philip ID
Laird, administrator Of the estate OF the late
VIM. H. Laird; nled list of sales Of the personal
property. Thomas Hunter. administrator OF the
estate of the late Hannah Hunter; hled inventory
Of the personal property: hat I,i n Fall
deceased: filed inventory of the personal prop
erty.
MIR. Charles f. Sommers. son of the late DR. a
II. Sommers Of This town. after an absence OF
number of years. is on visit TO his friends ana
OF Eiizabeth,own, Ky. where he is engaged In the
newspaper business. He has also for several years
occupied the position of sergeant-at-arlns OF the
Kentucky senate. and during the recent contest
in that state for United States senator passed
through some exciting scenes
With the nine of the Tabcma Athletic Club at the
fair g-uurds. this place, Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock. These teams played "A game "a Takonla
of 20 L.
Mr.. Benedict w. Ghecn and Miss Aeen VI.
Iiridger both of Washington married here
the 9th Instant by Rev. 5. X. White of the Bap-
list Church.
Rev. Howard C. England. formerly Of this place
has accepted call 10 st. Barnahas Protestant
Episcopal Shurch, Curtis Bay, Nd to succeed the
late Rev Or; T. c. Gambrail, and preached at his
rev charge last Sunday.
The recent observance OF children's day at the
Germantown Baptist Church interesting
dered IN good style, the affair being in charge If
Mr.. Allen Bennett, superintendent of the Sunday
s1ncois Music for the occasion was furnished by
Miss Sophia Davis, Misses Martin and rrof. Chas
Hanshew AT the conclusion of the exercises n lib
erai collection was taken up for foreign missions
., MI: Thomas Il. Howard. who some weeks ago
TO the decision Of the democratic primaries has
Withdrawn from the contest.
during the months of July and August there will
pc Se no SUNDAY evening preaching in the Baptis:
tn, The Maryl!nd and District W. C. T. L. will
unite unite IN holding camp meeting at Washington
Grove from 'he 18th to the 26tb OF July Fonr
meetings will be held each day. Among the non
utaT speakers to take part Mrs. Helen c. Rice
OF Boston, Miss MqIy f. Hughes of Virginia Miss
Jennie Smith Of Mountain Lake Park Mrs Mar
goret s. Plat of Washington Mrs Mary n Has
up 1In OF Marylord, Mrs; NJ. " Green. Mrs. NJ. f.
Miller, Rev. Luther Wilson Rev Or Muir Rey
J. f. Maurtr, Rev. NJ. Pate and Rev sam Homes
wednesday, the 2lst. the annual convention Of
MOI M1Hi'gSnery County Union will be held morning
ana afternoon arrangements for music have been
made with the Waverly Male Quartet of Gathers
burg -
During severe storm "Wednesday afterpoo,
lightning struck several places In Rockville doing
considerable damage to the dwelling OF James
Caffoii ana destroying some large shade trees in
W. w.! ya1d OF Mr.: VIM Dorsey Della and Laura
coiored child No fatalities are reported