Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-25
LAUREL.

Childrens day exercises were held at Centenary
NJ. f. Church and Trinity NJ. E. Church South last
Sunday. Both churches filled, and the e1er-
cises greatly appreciated by large audiences.
An exercise entitled Leaves and Branches was a
feature. At Centenary large pictures adorned the
rear of the pulpit and illustrative of the ex-
ercises. Recitations singing and addresses by the
Rev. James McLaren and the Rev. Dr. D. H. Car
roll were features of the evenings program.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Relief Association of Lau-
rel has shipped to Tampa a well-flled box of pro-
Visions articles Of clothing, etc, for the Laurel
boys with the District of Columbia regiment and
the 9Th Maryland Volunteers. Through the efforts
transportation was secured for the boy. Among
the articles sent were flannel bands. housewives.
socks towels, condensed milk, sugar soap. writing
pads, pens. pencils. tobacco. vaselne saive lem
odls. pickles canned meats jelly. mustard pre-
Tieus articles we're Mayor Phelps. Mr.. Charles F.
Shafer; jr, Mrs. Mary stultz. Mrs. Henry Kaiser.
Mrs Ep,n 6 Gasts wife of the county treasurer
of the Citizens National Bank. Mr.. G. Fred Flies
ter, Mrs. John Long, Mr.. Isidor Blaustein, Mr..
daughter of Senator German: DIR. J. NJ. Whitfield
Mr.; William A. Mcclellan: Mr.. Henry Clay Frost
The committee of the association who had charge
Of the packing and shipping of the box included
CrowtheT, Mrs. F. f. Little, Mrs. R. W. Kerr
Mrs LeRoy Livingston. Mrs. Hester Cole. Miss
Among the Laurel young men now at Tampa are:
Harry Slater. John Newman. Grant Connolly. Gus
halSer, Edgar Nlckert Norris FOote, Eugene Lit
tie, Robert Lockhead Robert Morrison and Donald
c. Fithian.
Mr.. A. NJ. b Ind has completed the work of lay
ing the brick sidewalk Prince George street and
Will soop begin the one TO be laid Mont somery
street.
The Albright Pleasure Club met this week at the
residence Of Miss Addie Flester when an enjoyabl.
evening was spent in playing games and dancing
Refreshments We're served. Among those present
We're: Misses Vera Phair. Lottie Wheeler, Elite
Beall. Edith Shaffer. Irene Castle Adde Flester
Maud Burton. Jessie Lockhead Bertha Bebee
Helen Willis. Dottie Frost. Mollie Travers and
Marion, Norman Ellis, Gilbert Shafrer, Arthur BE-
bee. Fred Flester. Stewart Bevans Willie Flester
and Armand Phair.
Sales of real estate have occurred this week as
house on Laurel avenue and $4,000 foot lot on
which 1t was located, purchased at mortgage
sale by Mrs. George H. Clarke fer 81 50O-about
folrtbs of It's value; one half interest in
also on Laurel avenue. pure hased by relatives
OF the mortgagor for $415 lot 5Gxl50 feet on 4th
street near Carroll avenue bought in hy Mr.
Ridge Robey for $165; a 5oxl50-folt lot. with a
street and Carroll avenue. was secured nv Mr.
Charles r. Shaffer at S325: t fronting 100 feet
north on Montgomery street ana 230 feet west on
4th street was obtained by Mr.. c. +. ShaTer. jr
possession of Mr.. Arthur +. Nicholson a con
tractor and builder. and PVT on tha market to
secure two mortgages held h. the Laurel Build ng
and LoaE Association and others
Mr.. ana Mrs. John W. Owens have secured in re-
turn for a six-room house Fair Lawn avenue
and 81 500 additional the large tcn-rooIn re :itence
and grounds on Compton avenue of Mr.. CIlvn W.
Donaldson
Miss Mary Pauline FIannery attended the meet
ing or the Alumnae Associate. of ST. Joseph's
Academy, Emmitsburg. Md. and was also present
at the closing exercises Of the academy during the
week Miss Flannery was m mber of the class