Evening star., 1897-07-24
KEksiNGTON.

John Wallace Anderson ared thirty-six son of
the late Charles H. Anderson OF Wheaton died at
MS residence. near kensing Tuesday July DO at
O'Clock am. The family Of which the deceased
was member has been identified with this SEC
1in OF montgomery county for many generations.
ana the name figures largely in The carly history of
maryland His death resulted from typhoid fever
after an illness of three weeks He leaves a widow
VINO h the daughter Of the late Maurice NJ Scstf
OF Texas, having been marricd In October last
The funeral took place July 2I at 10 O'Clock n M.
from Carroll Chapel, Forest Glen and the remain,
Mr. Claud Z. Nicholson and family of Di,kerson
nave moved In the house Of MIR. ". H. Mannakee
Ihe montgomery County Sunday School Union met
sunday % last at the new union chapel. in Garrett
this local district. In the chair The union IA in
teraenominational. and has for Its object the de-
out of sunday school wnrk aman. the veuth 81
Mar. ANA The organization is To hold annual
urdsy nnd Sunday, judy 81. aud August i. and
each Sunday school in the county is invited to
send two delegates.
1t is nov pretty definitely settled that KensinE-
Ion VIII have ansther means OF rapid transit Ia
washington before the year is out. The grading
for the Brightwood electrc road extension has al
ready been completed to within n mile Of Forest
Glen. Surveyors have been In Kensiugton during
tte past week locating the line Of a proposed eT-
derstood that the right of way has been granted
rosr IrSasn tse anr Spest,es R "r O. ~ Il Wa1f Sa1sr
kee lying on the 1arth side OF the r. and o.
tracks. which the line viii parallel. There
has been considerable agitation lnt~y of the project
to continue the electric lime to Rockville. FIVE miles
away, while the residents of Lay Hill and Sandy
Spring are considering propositions which VIII give
them d much needed outlet to the city For the
present, however. KensingtOn Is to he the terminus
OF the new line. Two fares to be charged.
which, with transfer system the 9Th street
and Calumsia reads, will put transient passengers
from kensingtOn 10 any part OF the city and re-
turn for % CENTS with reduced rates to commuters
much needed and long delayed Improvement has
been made in the kensingtUn md Chevy Chase
raiiroad at Chevy Chase lnke. The TRACKS cross
these Of the p. and @. stean railroad and run
alongside the circle of the Capital Traction Gem
fay. thus avoiding the disagrceable transfer.
Eventually the Kensington to penetrate the
circle, when passengers step from car ia
RnfTther without suffering from inelement weather
Extensive preparations being made for the
de6acHtery services which to be held at the St
f1uls NJ. E Church tomorrow. The frat service
will begtn at 10 an. DIR. II. II. NaylOr oficatinx.
At Pm DIT Luther B. Wilson VIII preach. after
which the regular dedicat0ry services win tnke
place. DR.. ]. st. Clair Neal Of Baltimore win
preach IN the evening. During the services snluE
will he sung hy Mr.. Richard Hall and Mrs. Hattie
Mead Smith Of Washington. and some excellent
music will he rendered by the chsr Of the church.
which has been In practice for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jones OF DickersOn are Wis
iting at the home OF Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Mannakee, previous to their re-
mova1 to Dennison Ill.