Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-03
SANDY SPRING.

call for public meeting the farm of Mr..
Oliver ii. T. Clarke, to devise ways and means of
promoting an electric railroad from the new line
at Sligo to Sandy Spring, has caused quite ripple
of interest, and again fainting hopes
revived.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Needles and Miss Emma S.
Needles Miss Beulah Lea Of Massachusetts and
Miss Clara L. Moore with Mrs. Joseph L.
Moore; Mrs. Joseph I. Mcdowell and children of
New York, with Sarah Ii. Stone; Mrs. X. Rowland
Moore and children OF Suffolk, with Mrs. William
w. Moore; Mrs. Frank Taylor and children of VII
mington, Miss Estep and Miss Meta Boynton Of
WASHINGTON with Mrs. robert NJ. stabler; Mrs.
PHILADELPHIA with Mrs. Charles f. Brooke; Miss
Eliza II. Miller Of Newtown. Pa. with Mrs Henry
with Alrs. Samuel L. Thomas; Mrs Henry T. Lea
Misses Anna and Lucy Lea and john Is. Lea of
MssvhuSets, with Mrs: Edward n beniiey and
Stablcr.
Other visitors and boardcrs are Mrs Sayre of
Bowie, Mr.. George Clarke, Ernest Gill, Raymond
and Afford stablcr of Baltimore, Richard i. ID
Bernard Green and Mrs. Hill of Washington, Louis
and Samuel Rumford of Wilmington.
days here. engaged In collecting and dates
for a genealogical work upon the numerous Janney
Mr. and Mrs marv waSnS,o His ana virginia
Janney and Mrs. George f. Nesptt have visited
friends in Alexandria, and Mrs. John Thomas has
been called to baltimore by the serious illness OF
her father, Mr. William Vickers, member Of the
board Of trade of that city.
Miss Ellen H. Thomas will leave home in
few days for Cambridge, Mass, to remain for
nearly TWO months, with the intention of attend
ing u school for physical culture at that place.
hCme and farm topics. and not yet formally named,
held Its Initial meeting with Mr. aud Mrs. Turiton
B. Stabler at Amersly farm, and it purposes to
convene hereafter the third Thursday in each
month. Henry II. Miller presided. and Mrs Allan
Farquhar was secretary, the guests being Mrs.
Misses Sarah r Moore and maie l. Lea We're
elected members Adjourned Burnside, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Janney Shoemaker.
Mrs. Amanda COar of Editor entertained the Tenn
perance Society of Ashton at tea Wednesday after
number Of relatives and friends from Sandy
Spring attended the wedding of Miss jamie G.
Smith and Mr. Thomas Talliaferro, which occurred
Wednesday In Baltimore ut the home of Miss
Isabel Tyson, an aunt OF the bride Mr. and Mrs
TGllia ferro will reside BeIlfont, Pa, he being
professor of mathematics in the college there.
Miss Alice b. Stabler. a former resident here.
public school. and Miss Belle W. Harnum orce
principal of Sherwood Friends School here has
been cha en- principal Of the Bacon Academy at
Mr.. Charles Albert is extremely Ill, and 1t is
feared he will not recover.
Joseph Bond has gone to Washington reside
Miss Ellen Farquhar of The CedIrs WAS hos tess
OF the Woman's Association at its session.
Most of the members were present. and the guests
Mrs. Charles r. Halowell, Mrs. Joseph NJ shoe
maker, Mrs. Charles +. Brooke, Mrs. Henry ii.
Miller, Mrs Frederic Mcteynolds and the Misses
Miller, Stabler, Tyson Kirk and Gi!pin Many
cellent short articles were contributed and the
San Jose scale fruit trees the preservation Of
roses and chrysanthemums from insect foes and
the company served with a cola ton, and then
proceeded to inspect the garden.
vegetables In the same Enclosure. and is sue
cessful In both branches to capture long list
of premiums whenever she exhibits at our county
fair
Adjourned to the home of Miss Martha Holland