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Evening star., 1898-09-17
LIANGDON,

Inc Ladies Aid Society of the Langdon NJ E.
Church met last Thursday Afternoon at the resi-
de;lce of Mrs. T. J. Clark. After the transaction
OF business of Importance social time was en-
joyed.
her aunt, Mrs. o. T. Putnam.
Mr.. w. A. Wilson has gone ON a tour through
fehnsy lvania to hold civil service examinations for
me different government departments.
mrs. Chrlsty, mother of MIR. L. +. Christy, has
phia.
MIS-. Herman Schmidt of Grecnvale has friends
Visiting from distance
- " illie Clark, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
fractured MS wrist Tuesday last.
Nlr. Frank Higdon is building two houses Gin
einnitl street, and there will be several Others
p'nlt before Writer by different owners.
. one OF the most pleasant receptions ever held in
this place was given by Mr.. and Mrs. X. |. Hagan
eeehfatlnS his recovery from the illness
IN CUBA While on the firing line with the 1st D. c.
Noiuhteefs: After entertaining the guests with
iecl'as OF MS experience in Cuba, on the trans
ports and at Mcntauk and the rendering of some
tnolce selections by the Lafayette Mandolin and
uiee Ciub the guests We're invited to the veranda.
where bcuntiful rcpast awaited them. Among
nose present We're Mesdames upham Mister.
Hore' E. T. Hagan, Matby, Hazeton,
G. r. Hagan. Frazer, Scbafcr Wilson,
Haskell, y. and G. Schneider, Ioor, H.. NJ and
T. Grimes, Hazeiton Bontrager Messrs Haskell,
CorhiSh Berrcs, Emmons, E Il. IIagan, Griffith,
Maithy, Newell, j. and A. Watson, q. X. Hagan,
W MMiiSoh Galgher, waste, Porter, Ihurston, Walker.
i'hiiiRs Scott brothers. Smoot, Walton Shomo and
Drs Hore and Upham
Mf. Ec. Buddington, who escaped the fever in
Cuba was suddenly taken i'll Wednesday.
Evening star., 1898-09-17
HERSD0N.

The pulpit Of the Congregational Church was
supplied last Sabbath by Rev DIR. Mason the pas
tor. Mr.. Davisson, being at occoauan assisting
in a series of revival meetings there.
Rev. T. Dickinson and daughter Miss Nellie of
Richmond are visiting with the family of Mr.
]. J, Darlington.
Miss f. Browning, daughter of Rev. j. K. Mason
has gone TO Lutherville 10 resume her place as
teacher in LuthcrvilIe College.
Major j. S. Dufte, who several years since pur-
chased the place known 'Pilgrims Rest near
the village, and has since resided there will leave
Saturday of this week and take up his residence
in Washington, where he will be near his busi-
ness. His children gave goodbye party to
their young friends Tuesday evening good
many invitations We're given. and Il large company
"a tEcred and enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
Delegates to the Christian EndeavOr state con-
vention at Alexandria, Va. 18th to 18th instants
inclusive. have been chosen follows: Misses
Emma Star. Katie Groh and Belle Simonds and
fr'm the Juniors, Misses Burnie Dutton Jennie
RObey and Annie Gresham.
There have been several cases OF typhoid In
and around Sterling. Two deaths have thus far
resulted
MI George W. Bell and wife who went to Can
ada in August to visit friends, in New
Hampshire.
Mr., Soune and family, who have been spending
the summer III our town, returned to Washington
this week.
Mr. w. 7. RObey, jr., who has spent the past
two years in the drug business at Cane Charles
has returned. 1t is understood he proposes soon
TO enter a medical school to prepare for prac-
tice.
Farmers cutting their corn.
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GAITiIE,RSBt RG.

M and Mrs Il. b, Moore arr spending their vs-
cation "a, Nj Jackson Va
Nr- aTfHas Il. Watkins has been selected f,v tho
trustees ." he principal Of the Briggs public school
ana entered upon the discharge Of his dutfes
Thursday S
sunday the NJ L. Church Of Iaytonsylle was
T'"rened tor public worship During th. summer
u las undergone extensive exterior and interior i'm,
Ii"vements- at cost Of 81 ogD Dr Iurhar y
Nlis"u. presiding elder. assisted the pastor ps,
II Marsh. H. the conduct u the special services
FE'r NIc'F seminary VIII reopen tuesday f1r ~,
new scholastic year. Dr. g Ii Waters The prin
tlpAl, has engaged Miss Cor,leiia A Johnston .
Tie Boston Conservatory of Music 20 take cbarga
az Tie departments Of music and cIocutinp
Mrs. Thomas Mills has been III Lut is now ,r,
proving. ' III
special meeting 0f the Lincoln ReptlJJrap
hub Ni4! bc Eeld Monday evening. at y q, cIocL M
tie shop II Mr. G.. + Dllyan
The monthly meeting Of the town council held
saturday evening, was principally given up 10 the
consideration 81 the sanitary conditions Of tho
town Discussion resulted fu the noting Il MANY
defects and Mayor Meen was appointed a com
mittce on SANE Clerk Anfss has prepared ana *
sued the tax bills according TO tie levy IF 20
cents on the <IOC.
An Important action OF the session was the Sc
lecti1n II the first Monday evening OF each month
for regular meetings OF the council at Carlisle $
Hall
The auditorium of Epworth N. E. Church. Rev.
Evening star., 1898-09-17
ROCKVILLE.

NJ. l.. Iitteted. real estate dealer at Lay HILL
has recently purchased for Washington parties from
H ". Talbot OF this place a tract Of ffty-one
acres Of land, situated at the junction Of the
Washington and BrOOkyille and Norwood turnpikes,
which it is proposed To lay of in lots for suburban
residences. This tract is three miles from Ken
sIugtOn and about five miles the District line
The members of the Baptist Church at this place
have extended call to Rev. T. j. Campbell of
Lancaster Ky. This congregation has been with
Il regular pastor since last December, when
Rev. l.. X. MilLpurne resigned 10 take charge Of u
church at Charl"stOwn, w. Va.
Murray Nandiyer, chairman of the democratic
state central committee. has addressed a letter 10
the leaders of that party in this county, urging
registered. As there tut two days. October 4
and IL, In which names can be added TO the reg
sJratiOn lists. effort VIII doubtless he made by
both parties 10 have all entitled registration
tend 10 the matter.
The executors OF the late Joseph Dyson have re-
Gently erected i'll MoBOcacy cemetery at Bealle-
vile, handsome sarcophagus to lis memory. 1t
is Of Rutland marble, 5I2 feet high, and weighs
about three tons. There has also been placed in
handsome Barre granite monument the memory
Of the late Nm. Reading. This monument is six
feet IN height and is artistic In style and finish.
B"th are The work of home artisans, having been
erected hy the Montgomery County Marble and
Granite Works Rockville.
Mr. Charles II. Griffith has been appointed chair
man and Messrs. Bowie F. Waters and Iosiah
Hutton members Of the democratic state central
committee for this county.
While walking through the yard near his home
Mr.. Washington Day, residing about three ,nIles
from this place, made a misstep Friday night and
fell. breaking three Of his ribs. DR. f. F. Stone
street OF this place was called in and rendered
medical aid Owing to the advanced age of MIR
Day the affair may prove serious.
Pastor j. ID. Rayield viii begin series of night
next st I:3O O'Clock
The members or CrOmel.u Lodge, No. 90, K. Of
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FALLS CHURCH.

meeting of the town council held at the
council rooms Monday night. with the following
members present: W. E Parker w. n. Lynch
w. NJ. Ellison, A. NJ. Smith, ]. c. DePutron, II.
l.. TurI er and G.. W. Hawxhurst. Absent, Messrs
]. D. Payne and W II. Nowlan. The town clerk
instructed to forward the plat and survey of
the 81, vel bed property to the county clerk for
record in his office The contract for lighting the
street lamps awarded to John Miller at 81 so
per month. Mr.. George Il. Ives. representing the
Presbyterian Church, asked for appropriation to
aid in laying sidewalk In front of the church.
for which an appropriation had previously been
II ade The sum of SEQ was appropriated for the
purpose. The town cle1k submitted his assessment
of persoral property and several corrections were
mace to conform to the assessment made by ne
enc returned to the county assessor. Upon petit
tion of Mr. NJ. f. Church permission was given
for the laying of gas pipes along the streets to
supply residences. The resignation of Mr.. H. A.
ID. Croker accepted. The sum Of 5000 was
appropriated to be divided among the three wards
for street and sidewalk purposes.
The public graded school of the town opened
Monday, with enrolment of over 100 scholars.
The corps Of teachers is Prof; Il. J. Yates, prin-
cipal; Miss Florence Leeds, first assistant: Miss
Maud Riley, secoud assistant; Miss Ida \. Bali,
In consequence of the removal of the troops
from Camp Alger the force in the post office has
The Southern Railway Company conternplates
changing the name OF the stations at East and
West Falls Church. ard petitions being gen
orally signed requesting that East Fails Church
Mrs. Geo. f. Rollins and daughter. Miss Ethel
have returned from protracted visit 10 relatives
in Mt Vernon. y. Y.
Messrs Walter Nabin of the District cf Co
lumbia Regiment and George Mabin Olin Davis
and Sigourney Bernstein of the Sd Virginia are
home fGrlOugh.
Mr. J. d. Chaplin has returned from visit to
his parents in Clarke county, Va.
The Village Improvement Society will meet at
the residence of Mr.. e. W. Hawxhurst MonGa Y
night.
Mr. Willis l. Gordon has returned from n brief
trip to New Hampshire.
Lieut.. f. y. Meekins of the Districc of Colum-
tia Reg 'nent is home a furough
NJ naFti. .1 U.1I lau nn,
mouth College.
Judge J. G. Reeves and family have moved to
Washington for the fall and winter.
Miss Sue n. Riddle left Thursday for
tended visit TO her brother at Emnittsourg. Va.
Miss Lizzie Bell of this town married Sep
tember IA to Mr. Frank c. Gohra of Washington
4 farewell reception rendered Rev. ]. W.
kinchoe, who has been pastor of the Baptist
Church for the past three years. and W no las
signed TO go to Richmond College. A large num-
her Of his friends and admirers gathered at the
church Wednesday night when remarks made
by Rev. d. l.. Rathbun Of the Presbyterian Church
and Rev. u. $. a. Helvcner of the NJ. T.. Church.
Mr.. Kinchloe feelngly responded. He preached
his farewell sermon Sunday morning last.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS
6l2 u st. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE rNEiPRoyED
REAL ESTATE, BEING LOTS 43 TO So. BOTH
INCLUSIVE IN SQUARE SG2. SITUATED On
E STREET BETWEEN TENTH AND E1.Ev-
STREET BETWEEN D AND STREETS
NoRTHEAST. IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, d. G.
Under ard by virtue of a certain deed Of trust
corded in Lber No. 2141. folio 245 ct seq. of the
lanG Records of the District of Columbia, and
at the request Of the parties secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees viii sell at public aucti on
THE AFTERNOON OF WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY-F FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d.
1898. the following described land and premises
situate In the city of Washington District of Co.
lumhia. known and designated as and being lots
numbered foity-three t43l, forty-fOur 44D, forty
five t45,, forty-six t4Gp, forty-seveu (47y forty
eight t4S. forty mine 40, fifty t50), lftyone ,5p
ffty-two 152l, ythree (53l, ffty-four (5iD and
fftyfve t55i, in Scaggs ind Hoover's trustees
subdivision Of lets in square numbered nine hun
dred and sixtytwo 1852, per plat recorded in
llber T. folio 81 of the records of the office of
the surveyor of said District, said lots having a
frontage on street of about 1850 feet aud a
frontage on 11th street OF about l625 feet.
Terms of sale: one third cash. and the balance
pure chaser must be given, bearing interest payable
semi annually, ct the rate of six per centum per
annum from the day Of sale until paid. and to be
secured by deed of trust the property sold
of $500 will be required time of sale All con-
veyaEcing, recording and acknowledging at pur-
chaser's cost. If the terms of sale are not com
piled with in ten days from date of sale the trls-
tees reserve the right to resell the property, at
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
three days public notice Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington b. c.
SAMUEL MADDOX Trustee
$40 Indiana avenue
MAHLON ASHFORD, Trustee,
sea-u&ds 4IU Louisiana avenue
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SANDY SPRING.

DR. and Mrs Richard Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs
John Carey. Mrs. George l.. Staber and James
Carey OF Baltimore, Miss Isabella White, Mr..
Nichols and Mr.. Lunsford Of Virginia, Mr.. Bev-
ery of Washington, Mr.. Thompson and Miss
Hopkins of Deer Creek, Md. present at the
quarterly meeting of Ashton ORTHODOXY Friends
Dr. Thomas who has been abroad for the past
two years, delivered lecture upon his expert
ences and observations in Sweden, Norway and
Denmark.
Mr. Thomas Lea, old and respected citizen
Of this county, died at his home, Eldon, Sunday
night. The interment took place at Woodside Gem
etery Wednesday morning and was largely at
tended
Sherwood Friends School opened Monday with
forty-two scholars. Mrs. Z. ?. NJ. Thorn is prin-
gusta \. Thomas assistants An acre of ground
oppo site the school house has been rented Of John
c. Bentley fer athletic purposes.
Miss Nora l. Stablcr is principal of the Takoma
Park public school, Miss Edna V. Thomas Oak
ley and Miss Dora Mitchell at Sandy Spring
Charles F. Magruder has been appointed an in
structor in the manual training department of
Ge, rye School. PenLsyls ania, and Malcolm Far
Grhar has entered student the same The
Misses Marian and Faith Farquhar will go to
Washington schools and Miss Mary C. Bentley and
Judge Jsmes NJ. Love OF Fairfax and Mr.. j: B..
Rawlins of Falls Church have been in Sunday
ginia. in behalf of Mrs. Matilda X. Rawlings
Mrs. Rainey, Miss Sarah Rainey Mrs Kennedy
and daughter Of Washington. who have been here
Il number OF weeks. have returned home.
Corp. George II. Brooke of Battery A. United
States Artillery, is expected here in few days
Mrs. Harriet Kirk of Philadelphia is the guest
of Mrs. Charles 1ddings, DIR. Charles lddnss and
family of Virginia of Mrs. Edward Iddings and
Miss Jennie L. Lea Of Wilmington Of Mrs, f. p
Thomas.
Other arrivals have been Mrs S. c. Vedder of
Fairfax, Ms. Howell and Miss Elise Howell Of
keokuk, Miss Lucille Levick of Pennsylvania
Mrs. Gresham, Miss Gresham and Miss Hill of
Norfolk. Mrs. Edward Stabler. Miss Emile Stabler
Mrs. Massey, Afford Stabler and Miss Louisa
Ileasants of Baltimore, Henry T. Lea of Lawrence
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JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIONF,ER
LSmccsssor 70 katc!iffe. Snttnn & Cul

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE, NO. 214o
WARD PLACE NORTHWEST, BETWEEN NJ
AND \, NEW HAMISHIRE AVENUE AND
22D STREET.
By virtue Of a deed of tiust duly recorded in
Iiler No. 1859, folio 316 sec . one of the land
records for the District of Columbia and ar the
request Of the party secured thereby, thu, under
signed trustees will offer for sale by public auc-
tion, III front of the premises THURSDAY
1W ENTY-NINTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER A ID
1888, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM the
following described real estGte situate in the citv
of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: All
that certain piece or parcel of land and premises
Known and distinguished and being lot number
ed one hundred and thirty Q37I, in Theodor.
W. Bedford's subdivision of lots one hundred lOO)
t. one hundred and seven 200, inclusive of James
7 Ward, by Samuel Norment, attorney ct al $
subdivision tBook 10, page 13). square seventy (7O
per plat recorded iii Book eighteen, page one
hundred and six (lo6,, in the surveyors Office of
the District of Columbia together with all the i'm
provements, rights, etc.
Terms: Onc-third cash, the balance in one and
two years with interest from the day of sale at
six per cent per a1nuln, payable semi annually
cured by deed of trust the property sold or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser. deposit CT
500 required upon acceptance of bid. If the
terms of sale pot complied with in fifteen da vs.
frcm the day of sale the trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and Of the
defauiting purchaser after five days ADVERTISE
ment of such resale in newspaper published
stamps, etc, at purchasers cost.
LEWIS II. FINNEY Jr.,
HENRY Q. MACKAIL
Evening star., 1898-09-17
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER,
(SuccessCr to KatcIIffe, Sutton & Coz

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LARGE FRAME
DWELLING No. 1411 18th STREET NEST
WASHINGTON. d. c.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. passed in equity cause
No. 1852. the undersigned trustee will offer for
sale by public auction in front Of the premises
WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1898, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
tate, situate in the city of Washington. District of
Columbia, and being parts of original lots number
ed one hundred and two 102) and one hundred and
three CO3), In square numbered eighty nine $50
the east side OF 18th St, hundred and twenty
four tl24) feet south of the northwestern
square, thence south said Twenty ninth t29th)
st. twenty-eight t2S) feet more less, to the
lots 102 and 1O3, thence east along the middle
OF said partition wall and the extension of said
middle line ninety 900 feet thence north twenty
eight feet, more less, to intersect line drawn
(l24 feet south from northwest corner of said
square, thence west in said line ninety (90l feet
to the beginning, together with all the improve
ments, rights etc.
Terms: One-t third cash. balance in two equal in
stallments, payable in one and years, with in
terest at per cent per annum, secured by deed
of trust on the property sold, all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit of $500 reuuir-
ed at time of sale. If terms of sale are not com
piled with In ten days from day of sale the trus-
tee the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser after five
days advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, ID. c. All con-
yeyancing, stamps, etc. at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
WALTER a. JOHNSTON. Trustee,
se3-d&ds Alp 5th st. NV.
UFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
WALTER A. JOHNSTON. Trustee,
se13-G&ds 4l2 9th st NV
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES, ,I; ,,S SALE F. OF 4 NEAT AND ATTRiC-
TIVE TWO-STORI AND CELLAR RRICK
DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES No 67
~ STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue 3f certain deed of trust, recorded
an eng the land records Of the District of Column
bia. Lfber 2033. folio 81 ct seq, will offer, at
,I, auction, IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
TIE TWENT1-SlXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ,
AID. 1888, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing described property, situate in the District Of
OF land and premises known and distinguished as
nine t133D, of Ida NJ. humate's subdivision of lots
in square nuInt cred six hundred aid seventeen
t611l. together with the improvements thereon;
subject, however TO prior incumbrance of So 600
withInte!est thereon payable semi annually at the
rate of six per cent per annuIn.
Terms of sale: The above named deed of trust
of $1,000, with interest from July 2, 1897. to be
assumed, onehalf Of amount over the trust Of
S5 coo, and interest, to he paid in cash and the
balance TO be paid III one year, secured by deed
of trust upon the property sold, with interest
thereon. payable semi-annually, The rate Of six
per cent per ann I'M, or all cash. and above
the incl mbrance aforesaid. at the option of the
purchaser. deposit Of 800 will be required at
the time of sale. Terms be complied with in
10 days, otherwise the property will be resold at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement In some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. ID. c. CoIveyancing stamps
&c, at cost of purchaser.
J. EDGAR SMITH. Trustee,
i0S Fifth ST. NV.
CLARENCE b. RHEEM Trustee
Sei5-d&dS Sl6 + n
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DUNcANsoY BROS, AUCTIoYEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE No. louI MARYLAND

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE No. louI MARYLAND
AVE. S.W.
On WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
EIGHTH 1898 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM in
front of tire premises the undo UIsigned as trustees
under the deed of recorded i'll Li5er No. 2us6
folio 2o4 seq. OF the Land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, viii sell public auction all
that part OF lot - IN William B Todds suliliyis-
ion If square numbered three hundred and ffty- yo
within the following nletes and bounds: beginning
for tho same IA Maryland avenue the southeast
corner Of said lot and running thence west erly
along sald avenue eighteen (lSl feet rIRe ami
TO said avcnne, ttyfve 5Jl feet 81 and three
foprths u1%4l inches; thence north siXty-One iOIJ
feet eight and one-haH $50 inches, Ike rear
line OF said lot: hence east said line twelve
tl2 feet four and hall I4l inches to the north
Of said lot thence soGth forty C49l feet
five t5l inches, and thence souJherly seventy y-one
(I1D feet eleven llD Inches TO the place of bpgn-
ming. With right 10 use an alley opening on Mary
land avenue aud adjoining the west part of said
above described mart OF lot, being ca feet
Q0) inches wide, and running back that width
forty-one t41) feet six 49, inches With the i'm
proVements, consisting of brick dwelling No. 1907
Maryland S
Terms: One-fourth cash (of which 5000 must he
balance in three equal iGstallmenJs, payable one
two and three years from date OF sale. with inter
est payable semiannually, at per celt per an
mum, secured by hrst lien the property, or ali
complied with in ten days from date Of sale trus-
tees reserve the right resell five dayss public
advertisement, at risk and Of iefaultinc pur-
Chaser All coapeyancing and stamp taxes at cost
OF purchaser. GEORGE E. FLEMING,
E. WELSH AsHFoRD,
14i0 c st. NV.
se1Sth,s, tu&ds Trustees.
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TAKOMA PARK.

Owing to the fact that number Of the soldier
boys Of the Park who belong to the list Maryland
and other regiments have not as yet returned 1t
has been decided by the citizens committee to de
lay the reception which arranged few days
ago
The authorities Of the Park are having nearly
all the streets repaired the most noticeable being
the regraveling of Carroll and the mending
Of that portioi of Sligo avenue from Carroll ave
to Glen Sligo
Quite Il number of the leading republicans OF
Takoma attended the convention held In Frederick
this week. and gave their aid toward the nomina-
tion of their candidate Mr.. Ashley NJ. Gould, to
represent the sixth district of Maryland In Con
gress. Among them We're J. Vance Lewis, ex-Mayor
h. +. Gilbert, Mayor S. 5. Shedd, Mr.. Judson, Mr..
Schultz. Mr.. Hengts and Mr. Charles Lewis.
Mrs. S. $. Shedd left here Wednesday to Join her
daughters In Buffalo, n. Y, where they have been
spending the summer.
Rev John Van Ness, pastor of the Presbyt erian
Church here. returned last Saturday from trip to
Canada and occupied his pulpit Sunday.
Evening star., 1898-09-17


Tscbiffely Of Hunting Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
]. Lea of Lutherville Md
Mrs Joseph 7. Moore is visiting relatives in
Boston and Lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W.
Davis have gone to Philadelphia and New York
Tor month. The Misses Mary and Alice Stabler
are at cape May Point, and Warrick NJ. Stabler
at at Capon Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stabler
nave nave been at Monterey Springs, and Mr. and Mrs.
MILAN Milan W Moore Mr. and Mrs. Edward p.
IN, M mas Miss Mary Magruder, Miss Sarah T.
Wore VI MISS Nora l.. Stabler, William II. Gilpin
u Bentley Thomas and the Misses Mary E. Edna
", augusta n and Mary Moore Thomas in Bati-
more county.
The Has Been' Base Ball Club of Sandy
SSptihg ueleated the want To Be's'' Sherwood
Schooi grounds Monday afternoon.
MT horrance of Texas is making arrangements
a1 m pilu large barn on his newly acquired farm,
aptut one mile above Sandy Spring village.
1%seph I l., Bond and Jerome Ramskill will leave in
a iew uays Tor Wilmington, Del, where they
nave i louhu situations with company engaged
IN ,rii rina1149tacturing 19 vuIcanized fiber.
ihe Misses Chandlee will close their home short
~ anu move TO Alexandria for the winter.
Mrs: Samuel Ellicott and daughter. who have
peen III Connecticut and New York since June are
again at home. ~ N'