Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-11

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schwarts. Alvie Cufail, Reese Snyder, Della walk
er; dternates sopronia Burdette, Mollie Null
Snyder. The Distri6 Io1re win hold q meeting
the 18th instant
necessary connections with the street mains, and
introduced water int thsr house. The latest
sanitary wster fiIs1es nd appliances have been
day. was largely ssfendsd. The following bills
Halpin: extra work on read, 1918; W. A. Davis.
glass Tor court house, $1s Geo. p. Mossburs. sup
s Rsusiastos paeii.si ns' c ES1S aS.
Pf'n5,ng. ~; George Q. B. Cssell. road. $s5. 90;
water in court house, ssss. The commissioner
G Gas,ng received and aceepted the deed of the
all persons not to travei-over said road, 1t being
In an unsafe condition. 1t is understood that as
authority the issue Of bonds for the repaiy
Of the road it win be properly graded and macad-
allowing an electric railway to occupy P partio S1
evidently a opposed by the farming community 50
Tered TO- the legislature for passage, have made
a q, change in the mode Of collecting the taxes Of
ane corporation the second to authorize the mayor
amount Of $1O5OO to pay certain certificates of
thor;a me- heretofore issued; the third to au-
plant or the DO purpo.e OF OR as
'ns s''eSts OF the town and for other purposes.
Harlow oa Afe.a asrIow son of City Treasurer
'e eSanles q Colonel VIM Kilgogr this town
foett aa have s been ossa and
cssvns stolen goods Saturday night last it is
c Mr Hugh Peck, near Washington Grove, and
tebseee a sD o about sixty pounds Of meat lot &
istn OF Flea Dorsey and Lizzie warfeld They
Marcb be ta held for the action of the jury at
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders of
H. Rabbit Charles Albert and VIM veirs Bouic,
and Charles Albert secretary The debt p on the
o1 RonEg,, has bee been reduced to $1,000.
1 msnsomef ~ county will hold meeting the
Huty e1eeaors Of Lloyd Ma.iey
deceased; passed first and final account and made
of administration were granted to Samuel ' hi
Jones Jones upon the personal estate Of Francis s.
aass a. Sss T and
s@ sno ws5s granted Hamilton wsaes bond.
$ooO: Application for letters Of administration
on the personal estate of Kate R. Beatty was made
0y Mr.. thomas Il Mam f. Suffer- ST.. former vekDoun
IA Frederick City Wednesday in the eishty-Sfth fifth
Der of the firm of Suffer- Lea & Co., bankers, On
7th 1u street Washington. He to this county
fine farm near Washington Grove We ''-e '"Ae' q
public Meeting will be held 10 the court house
pose Of sending Eve delegates to joint convention
at annapolis the Oath instant to decide what legis
roads.
pany for Jury Of condemnation on certain land
owned by Baltzley Brothers and the National
of 6 Glen Echo has been granted by the
Pain stone Henry nssE
James E: Thompson, John W: Chandler, Franeis
derson Peter. VIM II. Benson. Twelve will be
will take place on the premises the 18th instant
The bazaar held in, Lyddane's Hall February 8
Mary's Catholic Church. attracted quite crowd
each evening and resulted most prcfitably to those
Mrs. E V; Carr. assisted by Mrs. Joseph Bailey,
Mrs. L. ohutt, Mrs. A. Hewitt, Misses Agnes
Granger The oysterstabie was conducted by Mrs
Everett Beall assisted by Mrs. VIM. E. Morgan,
The ' dancing hall WIS beautifully decorated with
flags and wreaths of ivy, one end being occupied
with ice cream and cake tables and the other
with the candy and fancy tables. The orange
tree hung with orange shsped packages, each con-
tanning a prize. and the Jack Horner pie were
fancy table with its dainty and useful articles,
many OF which were donated by merchants Of
washington ana hoSkVAff, ureW IL HTSe Cio"u:
Tue ice cream and cake tables were in charge Of
Misses Iona Poss: Mamie Matlaek and Ida ofutt;
the candy table, Misses Gussie Bailey. Lena Jones
and Minnie Fawcett: the fancy table. Misses
Agnes Mataek,. Susie Offutt. Rosa Wagner; Rose
Ciagett Mollie Maddox ana Mrs John Maddox.
The Teachers Association will hold a meeting in
the court house Friday. 18th instant; at 10 am
when the following program Will be rendered:
Address columbus and His Voyage"-by Prof: j.
H. Largille; reading Miss Cecilia kilgour; The
Normal Method Of Teaching Vertical Penmanship,
by Misses Carrie Devilbliss and Bessie England;
How to Teach Arithmetic In Third and Fourth
Grades" by Messrs. W. o. Rhodes and E. T.
Crockett.