Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-12
SUBURBAN VS.
HYATTSVILLE.

large number of citizens favoring the Issuance
OF bonds for the purpose Of establishing water
works and partial sewerage In this village went
to Annapolis Tuesday to be present at the hearing
before the Prince Georges county
The delegation was composed Of Messrs. L. H.
Campbell. Il. E White. NJ. V. Tierney, W. H.
Richardson. W. A Noel. II. W. Gore. George
Tise. W. p Magrudcr. F. A. Holden James C..
Rogers E n Fuller, Il. NJ Larkin, Roger BELLS
and Arthur Carr
The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South Hyattsville circuit. was
held at the parsonage Monday, February T. The
Rev. J. 5 Hutchinson presided, and there was a
good attendance of stewards and trustees En-
cCEraging reports made Recently the Union
Hyattsviile pastorate resolution expressing
regret that Mr. Hutchnson's official connection
and the pastor, Rev. VIM Melville. warmly
and heartily Endorsed. with request that he be
was unanimously elected superintendent Of the
Hyattsville Sunday school. After the transaction
jcurned.
An entertainment will be given at the Masonic
Hail Tuesday evening. February 10. for the
benefit of tie fire department. The program viii
lhcinde comic Rotations comic songs ana a
will follow the performance.
Several members Of the beard OF trustees Of the
Annapolis for the purpose of urging the general
assembly to appropriate $4,000 in addition TO the
rsqal $500 appr"prdtd annually for the inst
fngs used by the experimental station may be
enlarged Gov. Lownties, the controller and the
state treasurer recommended the appropriation
and Senator Williams will introduce and take
charge OF the bill.
Mrs Kate E. wickershaw. daughter of the late
G. C. Hyatt, sr-. Of this place. died Sunday. Jan
uary 80. at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs
Fanny Heckerman, Bedford. Pa. Mrs. Wick.r-
shaw well known in this locality.
At recent meeting Of the Farmers Club a
resolution was passed heartily indorsing the plan
OF opening a road from a point near the Spa
springs p in Bladensbqrs to Ryerdaie Messrs
a committee to appear before the county ccmmis-
sioners next Tuesday in behalf of the project.
The outcome of the Gordon-Cla election
test. which has been going on here and recently
at Marlboro, is looked forward to with great
Interest by the citizens OF this place and vicinity
number of witnesses have been examined on
bis attorneys will close their testimony in day
two.
Euchre Club Wednesday at her home Marion
street The prizes We're won by Mrs Latimer ami
Mrs WEIGH. The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home of Mrs Owens Thursday, Feb
Mrs r. G. Whiting. Mrs. R. Z. White Mrs Theo-
dore Van Doren. Mrs. Charles II. weich. Mrs. L.
Owens Mrs. Trieou Mrs. John Z. Latimer Mrs.
James G. Rogers, Mrs. Jos. $. Rogers and Mrs.
Louis Holden.
There will he an art exhibition and sale of pic
lures at the Cycle Club House Tuesday evening,
February 10.
The Hyattsville Euchre Club will be entertained
evening. February 16
Mrs Joseph HELEN of New York city has been
tie guest Of Mrs. ]. S. Rogers.
Mr.. Dyonitius Beal is seriously i'll of pneumo-
uia
The trustees of IaDtlover school have secured the
temporary services of teacher to fill the vacancy
RAISED by the promotion of Miss Ida 3. Everett
the grammar school in Baltimore.
Capt R W. Sylvester. u. NJ. Nesbit and C1Ias.
Z. Cohn have beel appointed delegates from this
Washington. March 2.