Evening star., 1897-06-12
LASGDON.

There is much irdignation the part of the
TcsideI Is Of Lang'l'n and vicinity who would like
10 patrouze the electric railway cOmIany by
l!ding on lis ears between this town and the city
over taa way in which the compIny has trans-
forIaed the Queens Chapel Ioad. Before the rail-
rad WAS laid acryss the latter thoroughfare there
WIS isctJy steep. but Eot particularly oppres
s4Vr, grsGr for pedestrians aud bicycles al this
L'iht. but wb"n the Railway was constructed the
tracks were elevated to such en- extent as to
Hecss-i'a,e big I'LL 10y the company, with the
result tia; ii is only by the tiresoine effort
that persons, either walking riding on "a wheel
can get 10 the top Of the grade ard across the
.racks.
C"Mil iinis have been made To the officers OF
The railway cViaIsiay, who, 1t Is said have prom
isrd TO lay walk If gravel for the use of ped.s-
tEiaIs, Which, v:ilt IL would reduce the grade
would enatIe them TO reach r.e cars without hay
Ing 10 gD through deep mud In wet or RAINY
NeG'LeF but nothing has been done In tLat dire.:-
tlDl-
There is talk the part of ZONE OF the most
pfoillheht persons interested Of bringing the
with the view of asc.rtaining n the citizens VIII.
n.u6h lncOay enielced by the pres,nt state
OF snars cannot get relief through the constituted
Information has reached LaEgdon that Mrs Chas.
aaI AdTianee wife Of Charles Adrancs Of iangdon.
who was a sufferer from consumption. fodnd it
i.;ess,ry about ,wo years ago to leave Iansdon
aud return 10 the home Of her PARENTS In Albany,
where she remai1ed until her Death. When a
resident Of Lansdon Mrs. Adriance was well known
regretted In tie circle in witch she moved. Be
sides her husband Mrs. Adrianee left q little son.
VIC Is still in Albany.
Nr. Haskell and family. who had lived in Lang
Con for about year. have removed 10 Benning
iF. Haskell having been appointed to position in
the Congressional Library.
The pupils Of the Lsngdon public school had an
exc urslon down the river few days ago. They
were In charge of Miss Chlse, one Of tho teachers
Cbildrsn's day Will be observed tomorrow evening
In the Lansdon NJ Z Church The program which
will be In charge of Mr.. Henry Neurnan, supc-in-
teEdent OF the Sunday school, will be as follows:
Organ Preludei prayer hymn, by choir OF girls:
song. The Children's Prayer" song. Greed Of the
aren; Motion Song" BY little ones; song. Now
Word Be-" BY choir Of girls: song Thank God for
school: song; The Flowers Appear recitation.
little girls: song what the BRIDES Teach Gs..
scripture recitation; song. Consider the Children
BY little boys: recitation. Gods Thoughts Toward
Us; scripture recitation; song and chorus, wild
wool Flowers; scripture recitation by the school;
chant, As for Man.. short address; congregational
hymn or doxology; bened:ctiou.
Mr. II. r. Howard OF Washington and Mr. and
Ms. c. Il Holms Of Keokuk, Iowa, guests of
Mr. and Mrs E. p. Sherman at Wildwood Terrace,
Langdou, for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. William p. Leech have removed
from IAnedon 10 washington.
Mrs. II. w. Mcneil Of Lan:don has returned from
Baltimorc. where she was visiting her sister. Mrs.
DIR. Ohle.
Mrs. Lawrence Burke Of Langdon. who was badly
hurt By . failing piece Of timber while walking oo