Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-23
HYATFSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Campbell of Philadelphia,
Pa, who have been visiting Mr.. l. II. Campbell
have returned home.
The Rev. Mr.. RICHTER pastor of the Pres,y-
terrain Church, who is slowly recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever in Washington, has rented
and will shortly occupy the house recently vacated
by DR.. Pigeon
DR.; Sutton of this place is spending u few weeks
at his old home in st. Mary's county.
DIR. Stanley Mendes has returned to Randolph
Macon College, where he will resume his studies.
Nh IT,, LOUIS Holden Is occupying his new cottage
: Mr. lincoln Smith and wife have returned from
a so1ourn at Niagara Falls They will soon re-
move to Washington, where they will spend the
winter moaths
Mrs. E; Wells of Rockville. Md, who las been
visiting her son. DIR. Charles A. Wells, has re-
Mrs. Stelfax is visiting friends in Baltimore
Mr. Arthur Melville has returned to Randolph
Macon College for a resumption of his studies.
Mrs. Pollock Of Washington is visiting her
daughter Mrs. John Baker.
vile.
The guild of the rtnckney Memorial Church met
day. Among those present were Miss Nellie and
Miss Miss Marsham Levin Misses Mamie and Nellie
Fuller. Misses Nellie and Eva Moran, Nh and
Mrs. FL. w. Dorsey jr, Mr.. and Mrs A. Fuller,
and Dr. Jos. R. Owens.
Mrs. Joseph r. Owens has returned from vis!.
to friends In baltimore county.
socable was given in the Presbyterian lecture
room last Friday evening, under the auspices Of
pr .tty wedding solemnized AZ St paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church Wednesday afternoon.
Philadeiphia, Pa, and Miss Caroline Early Robin
son. eldest daughter of Mr.. Robert H. Robinson
of Brandywine this county.
AT the regular meeting of the county commits
sioners held last Tuesday, the following orders
titt and N. E Brady be appointed a committee s
to condemn mn and lay out public road through the
w. II. bas,
Of Charles Sander; Thomas Murphy, heir Of John
burgess and James and John Miller intersectiDs
cessity requires the building of the said road.
That the Chesapeake Beach railroad be directed
to I'll up dam the lands of B. Wesley BeaIl
and A. g. Darcy in Mellwood district.
That Dr. William H Gibbons visit the farm of
spect the condition of the old mill race.
That the majority report of Tuxedo road be
That the contract to furnish coal for the court
house e be AWARDED s to j. L. Edlayiteh for SIT 7s
Bailey be appointed committee to lay out and
condemn land. as per majority report of late COM
mittee on Tuxedo road, in Kent district.
That John Il. Taylor expend the sum of SIS. lev
9th of October for the purpose Of making transfers
Of piol,erty. preparatory to making up assessment
Mr. Charlie Butler, formerly of this place. who
duty with the District engineers In Porto
Mr.. Charles f. Evans. a trustee Of the Mary
land Agricultural College, paid visit to the ea-
pertinent station recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. johnson and Miss Belle
johnson have left for the eastern shore of Mary
land, where they expect to spend a short time with
friends.
Miss Emily NJ. Brinkley is spending few weeks
with friends in Baltimore.
The Episcoal Church here. which opened last
Sunday for the season, was attended by quite a
large congregation. Rev. Mr.. Mayo, rector Of Hy-
attsyilie parish, preached the morning sermon.
Prof and Afrs @. o. Townsend have taken up
their permanent residence here, Prof. Townsend
finding this course necessary to be in close touch
with his duties at the Agricultural College.
Master Walton Carroll leaves this week for Bal
timore. where he will attend college during the
coming winter
The celery growers Of this and other sections Of
the state are being confronted with very serious
crop very poor one this season. 1t is unknown as
yet what the trouble is, but 1t is thought to be
disease similar to the blight The subject is being
very Carefully investigated by the state patholo-
gfst, Prof @. o. Townsend
Prof q. Dwight Sanderscn Is engaged in Har-
ford, Cecil. Carroll and Montgomery counties In
specting nursery stock.