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Evening star., 1898-10-08
HERNDON.

temperance lecture was delivered recently by
Rev. 4. Parker Richardson, grand counselor of
Independent Order Of Good Templurs. At the
close Of the leCture a petition for charter for
lodge to be instituted here circulated. y good
number signed the petition, and partial organiza-
tion effected.
An exhibition of stereoptlcon pictures and a
Gospel temperance talk given at the Congre-
gational Church Tuesday evening by Messrs. l. p.
Tade and 4. X. Taylor of Washington
The public schools commenced last Monday, Mr..
]. II. Dodge of Manassas and Miss Sadie Det-
weller of this town, teachers of the white and
Mr.. 4. T. Shirley Of this town. Of the coiored
school. The seminary, taught by the Misses Cas-
tleman. has also commenced It's regular term
Rev. Mr. Chew has closed his meetings at
Browns and is now holding a series Of services at
Smiths Chapel. Quite number Of conversions
have been reported, and the interest still con-
tinues.
Mr.. John F. Oliver. who has exchanged his VII
lage property for farm about two miles from the
new property.
Mr., Geo. W. Bell. who, with Mrs. Bell, left
about the middle of August to visit friends in Can
ada, Vermont and New Hampshire, are expecting
to return home soon.
Mr.. W. l. Kobey, jr has entered Columbian
College Washington, where he proposes to prepare
himself for the medical profession.
The families of Messrs. ]. J. Darlington and f.
j. Gresham have vacated their summer homes here
and returned j. Washington.
The two soldier boys who were brought home
from Montauk sick-SergeGnt Buel and Private
Stanley-haye SO far recovered as to ride ont fire.
quentIy. Iney are much improved.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FRONTING ON 14TH STREET AND ON NEW
YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded in
Of the District of Columbia, We Will sell in front
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER; A. d. 1898, AT
HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises With the easements
rights, ways and appurtenances thereunto belong
In the District of Columbia namely: All OF
original lot numbered seven C).1in square number
ed two hundred and twenty three (223), excepting
the southern part thereof, fronting thirty 1877
by Brooke Muckall and wife > to the American
security and Trust Co. by deed dated October 80,
1904. and recorded October 81, 1894 among the
land records of said District of Columbia and
excepting the northeastern part thereof ON which
the building formerly known as the Palace Mar
ket now stands, and the small triangular piece of
said lot 'about so square feep in front of the
northeastern entrance to said building This prop
erty has u frontage on 14th street northwest of
about sevcnty-hve i75) feet and frontage begin
about seventS-seven GD feet on New York ave-
nue..
Terms of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, the balance in equal INSTALL
per arnum interest. payable semi annually secured
by a deed of trust on the property Sold or all
cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of
5000 will be required at the time of sale Con-
Of purchaser FERNS of sale to be complied with
In fifteen days from date Of sale. otherwise trus-
tees reserve the right resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. after
hye days ad, ertisement of such resale In some
newspaper publshed IN Washington D. G.
FRANCIS Fl. SMITH
MARTIN L. KOHLER.
seze-d&os Trustees.
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FALLS CHURCH.

The Village Improvement Society met AZ the resi-
dence q Mr. Geo. W. Hawxhurst Monday night,
with DR. I G. Quick. vice president, presiding,
and Mr. j. W Webb secretary. The amendment
TO the constitution reducing the dues of members
from 50 10 81 per annum adopted. The lady
members were exempted from pay yment of these
dues. Ms G = Montgomery united with the so
ciety. The Invitation Of Mr.. ]. W Webb for the
November meeting to be held at his residence was
accepted After the adjournment Of the society
the executive committee met and decided TO recon-
mend that the society undertake to provide the
public graded school Of the with a piano
Mr.. George T. Round Of Manassas was present
by invitation and entertained the society with an
account Of some Of his adventures during the civil
war. while stationed at Raleigh. Y. e. as an Off
in the Uuited States signal service. From the
dome Of the apitol at Raleigh he gave the final
signal which announced To the Inhabitants Of that
city and the armies enCamped around the declarn-
tiOn " peace Mr.. A L. Eastm another soldier
also gave some personal "reminiscences Of the war
while be wag cncanIped around Petersburg Other
exercises consisted Of piano duet by Mrs VI NJ
Erwin and Miss Susie Crussman. recitation by Miss
Emma Garner and vocal solo by Miss Eva Birch
Mrs. A. \. Freeman and Mrs Trixie Freeman
Cameron Of Eddy. " NJ, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
NJ Drtscol of Denver. Col. who on their b.. idsl
"trip. are guests 0f Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Garner
Judge A A Freeman. father Of Mrs. Garner is
expected here in a short time.
The WOman's Missionary Society of the Colurn-
Einma Reed Tuesday and elected the following OIL
GERS for the ensuing year: Mrs. Elizabeth Sea
man, president: Mrs. Thomas Hitler vice presi-
dcPt; Mrs. Geo. W Hawxhurst secretary aud
treasurer; Miss Emma Reed, collector Miss Emma
heed was elected delegate to the meeting of the
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SUBURBAN NE WS
BROOkLAND.

The annual grand visitation King David
Lodge. +. a A NJ, took place Tuesday night
at tn" town fall. Grand Master Palmer was IN
attendance. with Other officials of the Grand
Lodge The hall prettily decorated IN golden
rcd late in tho evening refreshments snd LIARS
were served There several musical num-
bcrs, under the direction Of Mr. Guy Camp. the
orator Of the evening Mr.. Anderson OF Andrew
Jackson Lodge of Alexandria. Va. His remarks
We're well chosen and cvcc!lenily delivered. which
csllcd forth hearty applause from those present.
Mrs J. Blake CIarks has been enjoying a short
stay In NirGiria-
Miss Agnes Brooks has returned from visit to
Geneva. Y. y, where she the guest of Mrs.
Lieut Craven.
Fort street. which has long been eyesnr to
the residents Of IrnOkland. is being cut down,
and ii is hoped that the work viii not he diScnn-
tlnGed until that street is made passable FOR traf-
rc-
Rev Father Harmon has assumed The duties
of pastor OF the catholic Church Of st Ar:hnny's
Rev ]. A. CunnaUe. the former pastor, introduced
Father Harmon to the congregation at tho services
on Sunday list. The pastor IS making
himself known amon. the congregation Rev. J. A.
CunnIne Is dCC-uitiH: his health ut the sets!iorc
before taking lis charge at Hv"ttsyilc, I'd.
Mr. Carl Burg is si.eE,iing the month OF October
with relatives In P.ritSy ivaUia-
The residents of E-oIElTud will miss The social
evening which the I;ruokland l. %. q Y. Lodge
have hecn In thn h1bit of !,avp. durius The wiater
mouths. the R-'oElaud I1d@c has united
with Eastern Lodge of The City-
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central committee Of the state general society
Mhirh meets at I4ynchhurg October &c and p. The
tr. asurcr TO lie forwarded to Africa missions.
Mrs. W s. kerfoot left for Front Royal, Va,
Wednesday where she will remain until Christ
nlhs: aiter which she will make her home with
re,1tives Mt il II Tssqs Esai. 10.
hargh her house and lot East Fails Church
Mr.. Geo L. Erwin has been appointed deputy
Mr. Isaac Crossman and dsughter Miss Mary,
phIe returned from an EXTENDED visit TO relatives
Mr.; Lincoln Freeman, son of Judge A. A. Free
engaged in the naval battle at Meta near san
naso, is on a visit here to his sister, Mrs. J. w.
Miss Evelyn Hart OF Mercersburg, Pa, has been
visiting Miss Mary Stewart.
Messrs II l. Turner; Geo; T. Mankn, E. n.
Nee klns and Geo. NJ. Newell will leave Sunday
morning for Pittsburg to attend the trieuulal
cotciaye Of Knights Templar, October 10 to II
An interesting before Justice j. s.
Riley Thursday. Last spring the jewelry store of
Mr.. Victor TeTrett was entered, the safe blown
open and robbed OF Il number of valuable watches
ieionglng TO parties who left them for repairs.
Among tie losers Mrs. L. n. Meekins whose
gold watch was stolen. She brought suit against
MIR. Terrctt to recover its value. Mr.. Keith, OF
the firm Of Moore & Keith of Fairfax Court House
represented Mrs. Meckins and Mr. j G. Deputron
Mr. Terrett. The justice reserved his decision.
Mr.. James Crossman Of Waller Pa is visiting
bis rother, MIR. Isaac Crussman.
The town council will meet Monday night when
the committee on selection of a site for the pro-
posed new town hall will make its report.
Irof. Carl kinsley has entered John Hopkins
University Of Baltimore.
Rev. James Willis and family have moved to
Mt Pleasant. ID. G.
Lieut. Zane and family have moved in the house
of Mis- Kate T; Brown. on Washington street.
Rev. y. ". Graves of Colorado preached in the
Baptist Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Albert Hewes of Wilmington Del, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned home Mon
day.
Revival services begun in the NJ. E. Church
Sunday night
Miss Aunie Rodeffcr of Lovettesviile, Va, for
merry teacher Of music in the Willis Female Sem
iHary, has returned here for the winter
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SANDY SPRING.

Mr.. and Mrs John Thomas received the Home
Interest Society at its recent meeting. William
W. Moore presided. Mrs. Edward n. Bentley was
secretary and there were numerous guests from
this vicinity, and Walter H. BrGuke jr., of Cicye-
land Mr. and Mrs. Edward stabler of Baltimore.
Adjourned TO Drayton, the home Of NJ. and Mis-.
fretieri" Stdbicr.
Mr.. and Ms. Arthur Stabler have spent several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. MacFariand Of Franklin
county. Pa Mr. Stabler favored the Enterprise
Club With Il very interesting letter describing the
system cf farming around Chanbersburg. which is
quite different from that Of Montgomery county,
ara IN some important respects deemed
pcricr by the writer.
Mrs. Richard l.. Bentley of Baltimore. Mrs.
Dclle L. Nidd2r uf Fairfax and Miss Agnes Mac
Idrlih Of Annapolis are the guests of MS. Joseph
L. Moore. Hiss Martba :. Townsend OF Baltimore
Of Mrs William W. Moore Miss Ida Tyson Of
Eliicott City # Miss Elizabeth Tyson ami Miss
Carrie Panccast of Virginia OF Miss Lille Il.
Staber
Mrs. K. Rowland Moore and children. who have
been with relatives Eere since May, have returned
to their home iii Suffolk, Va.
Mrs. John Thomas and Miss Mary E. Gpin have
been in Baltimore.
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BRIGHTWOOD.

Mr. Nalley, principal Of the BrightwoOd school,
has suffered a double bereavement in the death of
his brother-in-law, Mr.. W II. Whalley of Wash
ington, and his brother, Mr.. L. A. Nalley both oc-
curing last week, within four days of each other
The last named, who had been in the service of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in various
capacities for thirty years, died IN the Mary
land General Hospital, Baltimore, where he had
been under treatment since February last. The
body brought TO Washington and inferred AZ
Rock Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Robinson of this place who was tn
jured by being run down by 7th street car We'd
nesday was more seriously hurt than at first
supposed. she having received internal injuries.
Her cordition. however, has improved, aud she is
fair way to recovery.
While passenger on the BrightWoOd road We'd
nesday evening Mr.. Baker Macdonald thrust his
arm from window to ascertain the state Of the
weather. 1t was struck by pole and quite badly
injured.
Mr.. B. c. King was driving recently on Bright
wood avenue. when his horse became frishtencd
and in front of electric car. The buggy
badly d dlmaged.
The public school here is overfowing with pupils
especially In the first five grades, and it requires
much care to accommodate all who apply. II this
connection the necessity fer n pavement through
children for part Of the way compelled to take
the driveway. thus subjccting them to danger Of
The school building is being painted outside, and
otherwise put in frst-class condition.
Mrs. VIM, Cook her son, Mr.. d. W. Cook, and
daughter Marguerite. have returned from visit
with friends in Elmra. y. Y.
The family Of Mr. Philpitt has removed to Wash
ington.
Visitors at the home of Mr. Koon on 9th street
Mr.. ]. o. Cameron and Mrs. \. A. Freeman.
of Eddie, New Mexico and Mr.. Lincoln Freeman
of the L. S. S Topeka.
Miss Lucy oyster of Shepard road is visiting
friends in Baltimore
The family Of Mr.. VIM. Cook has moved into the
cottage on 14th street road formerly occupied by
Mr. Homer Collins.
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GAETHE RSBURG.

Messrs- Albert Thompson and Greenberry Beck
with have returned from expedition TO Cuba
Tuesday a little child of Mr.. John Howse was
buried in Forest oak cemetery. Rev, Lloyd of
f,iated
Invitations have been issued announcing the re-
opening Of the auditorium of EpwCrth NJ E Church
Sunday While closed the past two months the
interior has been frescoed. floor carpeted furniture
upholstered seating rearranged and heating ap-
paratus oyerhauled. Tie special services Sunday
will continue all day and be of an appropriate
character. Rev. VIM. H. Chapman Of Washington
Will preach at II n \ conservation service will
take place at 3 pm, and in the evening the pas
Tor, Rev, Nm- y German, VIII conduct EpwOrth
League deyotions. following which Rev Robert NJ
Moore OF Hagerstown, former pastor. is expected
Or. Charles H Waters is on q business trip
through the central states.
Lieut. Lee NJ lIpsc"mb. who has been stationed
AT JacksonvHle Fla, visited bis family here this
week, to take leave Of them prior his departure
for Cuba with bis company to do garrison duty.
Mr. John W. Swartzieck has purchased at private
sale the lot and dwelling of Mr.. james A Warfield
AT the monthly meeting Of the Lincoln Republi
can Club resolutions were adopted commenting
Mr. Ashley NJ Gould for his manly fight for Tho
congressional nomination and assuring Col George
n Pearre- the nominee united support of the
GaltlerS'urg district republicans
The Indian Medicine Man is TO be the subject
Of lecture ly Hr. John II. Mccormick Thursday
evening at Epw"rth NJ. F. Church, under the
auspices 81 the Church Improvement Society.
Contractor f. Il. Kingsley has broken ground for
the immediate construction OF commodious build
Rev. L. l.. Lloyd Of the NJ E. Church. South is
conducting evauseIistc services at the Trayilah ap
p0ntnicut.
Thursday Of next week the Good Templars Of
GaithsrstUrg and La GaSoOGne Lodges are to hold
a joint session at Carsles Hall determine up0n
the basis Of reunion This il is Thought is unv
practically assured. In view Of the recent efforts Of
the dual grand and district No / lodges 10 that
end
At the baptist Church Rev. ]. d RayieId has
just closed very successful revival Three pro-
fes~tons Of faith were reported and the entire
mhership quickened
Professor Amlss Of the public school is now buSiIv
engaged arranging for The observance Of Lafayette
day with patriotic exercises by the pupils wLo
will cuutribute 10 the Paris monument fund. Tues
day, October Is, has been decided upon as the
time
OiBcers Gather and Selby have at last succeeded
IN capturing Bob Brown. colored, charged with a
felou0us assault Mrs. VIM kirsey on her
farm near IaytonSvilIe. months ago The officers
came upon him in hiding in hay loft night.
Justce BaHghman sent him TO jail TO await A
hegring- Mrs kiuSey. who thinks She identify
her assaiiant will in the meantime. go TO see
Brown "a tAt. iau in Rockville.
Registrars Monday and CTagett had their first
sitting here fpr registration Tuesday. Eighteen
voters enrolled There noticeable
lack of Interest II the usual party leaders in regis
trati"n the r"Dublicans. however being active
than The i-DOcrats.
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HYATTSVILLE,

Miss Bessie Webb is the guest of the Misses
Carr.
Miss Julia Bullock of Washington is visiting Mrs,
II. c. DObbs
Mr. John Turner is seriously Ill at his home in
WoodyiHe.
Miss o. Cross Of Washington is visiting DR. and
and Mrs. Chas. A. Wells.
Mrs. Rebccca Welsh who has been spending scy-
eral months at WcodviIIe, has returned home
Miss Stewart Of Georgetown is The guest of Miss
RlundOn
\ meeting of the Badensburg Democratic Club
was held Wednesday evening at the Pan Electric
House in Bladens1urg, large number being in
| Capt. Charles G. Gordon. l. s A., is lying Sc
Iiousiy i'll of pneumonia at Lis home in Bladens-
! Mr. Goodson of the United States army. who did
service a Santiago, and who has been recuera ing
| at the home of his aunt. Mrs. F. Mcneil has re.
turned TO his regiment in Kansas.
The Womnns Christian Temperance Union met at
| the residence OF Mrs. ii. Bernhard Wednesday
| evening. a large number were in attendance
Mrs. Church Of College Park read Il paper Mrs
| Melville and Mrs Narts appointed dele
gates 10 the state convention. which will meet nj
ChsstertCwu, Md, next Tuesday. The W G. T. t.
| OF this place now numbers nearly fifty members.
! The campaign In Prince Georges county was for
nally inaugurated Tuesday. when the registration
officers sat In the second election district the
, purpose of adding new voters 10 the list 81. far
us the registration indicates the chances about
Mrs. Howard is visiting DR.. and Mrs Jos. r.
| Mr.. John Hurley and family will soon occupy a
Paymaster OF the Navy Charles oLeary and wife
| ere visiting relatives in Pttsburg.
AT recent meeting of the school commissioners
the following business transacted:
Appointments Lillian l. Thomas, school No L.
| district No g; Arthur NJ. Meloy, school No =
/ district No 81 Ada l.. Kerrick, school No. l. dis
| tract No .. Ii ordered that the examiner
! issue certificate teach to Miss Laura NJ Mat
thews for six months; that the trustees of se.ool
No 4. district No. o. be authorized build n house
for fuel; that stove be purchased for school No
3, district No /; that Reginald Thomas be appoint
ed 10 the scholarship al the State Normal School
! made by the resignation ~ Gar.
| roll.
! Gov. LOwndCs, having designated October 10 as
a school holiday III remo-y Of La Fayctte, the
| commissioners passed resolution directing that
the teachers of Prince Georges county he requested
10 observe the day by appropriate exercises at
their schools and also to ask for contributions from
! their pupils of money to be devoted the cree
| tion OF monument to the memory of La Fayette
| 1t was ordered that map of Maryland hs pur-
chased for school No. 3, district No. 5; that Edith
| Wade be appointed assistant teacher OF colored
| school No. l, district No 8; that additional
assistant be employed for Hyattsville school; that
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TAKOMA PARK.

Rev. W. A. Gucrry, a member of the faculty
and chaplain Of the University of the South, who
is attending the general convention ct Washing
ton will preach in Trinity p. F. Church. at Ia
koma Park. tomorrow morning AT IL O'Clock. Mr.
Query is well known in Washington and Baltf-
preacher and lecturer. Mr.. Charles F.
Roberts, u favorite bass sooist of Washington
will sing at Trinity Church at the services to-
morning.
\ number CT young ladies arranging to
organize whist club IL Takoma. similar 10 the
they had here last year that is to meet
the residence of some of its members at regu
lar intervals during the and to give
tainuents occasionally when gentlemen will be
invited to participate.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal Church held
a meeting last Thursday at the residence of Mrs.
Whitney, on Chestnut avenue, and ii decided
to hold meetings regularly for th. balance IF the
winter every two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cady of Stanton, Va. and Mr.. +. G.
BoWyer OF Tampa are guests of Mr. II. A Cady
from Company n, 1st Maryland Volunteers, and
returned to his home here. Calvin, or Bud, y
as lie is better known, of tn. first to
enlist in cefeEsc Of his countrys honor and ready
to go to the frcnt in tine of war; hut since the
surrender Of santlago it having ,eea demonstrat-
ed tfat n" more lighting is 10 he dnre. he has
been cndcavoring to secure his discharge and at
last succeeded. to the qualification of his relatives
and many friends
Mr.. and Mrs samuc! d. Waters, having re-
turned from their wedding trip, are now at their
Mrs. NJ. a. Dyre and Miss Edna Dyre returned
Motaay last frem New York to their home on
Carroll avenue.
Miss Bessie Aiack,a Of Olney Montgomery coun-
ty. Nd. is the guest Of Miss Swormstedt here.
MI h. y. Stlauss who left Washington about q
year ago for tntt age is visit TO T. A.
Lay. jr.. in 1alonli.
Mrs Annie ISRAEL of North Takorna has with
her family, moved to Washington.
MISS Maud Jin,rson has returned to her home
here from Atlantic City
An entertainment given last night at Ia
koma Hall 10y the independent Order Of Good
Iempars. Graptnphone selections and vocal and
nrt1p praG
meeting of the town council Will be held Mon.
day night.
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SINGTON.

Miss Mase Brown has gone to New York on a
visit
Mr.. Allison s IangiIIe Of New York city has
been spending severgI days with his parents.
The Ladies' Aid. Home and Foreign Missionary
societies Of the St. PauI's NJ + Church .sill hold
its regular mcHthIy meeting Wednesday next at
the home Of Mrs Il. + Tiffany at Garrett Park.
Mr. L. R"i:z has purchased the house If Mrs.
F1crida IIu,fle Metropolitan avenue at a con
sideration If s. coo
Mr.. Arrhr Chambers cf Washington mas pur-
chased the ho'l~- Of Mrs Cleora DuvHI Know; les
avenue. GHi has removed there with his wife
Presiding Elder DR. Luther Z. Wilson has ap-
pointed th' Rev \. Il THOMPSON, late OF The
Bennett Memorial Church. I;,tltiniocc the charge
Of the ST fAul's VI f Church Of this place Mr.
Thompson h- ;an his pasturate Thursday evening
by taking .harsc IF the regular weaFly payer
meeting and Will occupy tia pulpit tomorrow
morning MIR Thompson has been n innrnhcr of
the Baltim'rr conference for the mast r9tcen
sears, having hrst circuit at Clarkcsiur- lie has
flied acce. ,tably charges at Roland Avenue Ial-
tinsore and his recent charge at the I:cnH",t Me
M rial Mr. Th' mIson is about thirtv-.ivc years
Of age and has a wife and one chill. boy of
eight years
Mr.. Frank TEolnas and Miss May Thomas Of
Baltimore have been spending week at the home
Of Mrs F. VI. FGwcstt-
The Church : id and Home Missionary societies
Of the Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church were
frteTtained NedTt sday last at the home az Mrs
John Erady. about twenty five members reil., pres
rnt- Arrangements were made for the annual oys-
ter supper and ttzaar which viii be heId in The
town hall November l and .
raid il being made tramps by Marshal
Wagner. six having been arrested during the East
week. and a sentence of thirty days given in each
ease. Ahont dc zen other tramps have been hrs
tied out Of ton by the marshal.
notice has Eeen issued by the Kensington Gun
Club warning all persons from hunting game Of
any kind within the corporation of Eensingto1 or
upon any 81 the adjoining farms. Any one Offend
inG against the law Will be arrested and pros
eCIted.
Miss Minnie viett Of Rockville has been spend
bert Welt.
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RANDOLPH.

Mr. Edward Lyddane of West Washington has
IT. course of erection a large and handsome coun-
Try residence on his recent purchase, the Orndorf
farm The building is Dine-rooni structure, with
al modern appliances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stearns have returned
from three months sojourn in the Virginia noun
tains and are spending several days at Spring
Lake farm before s0iIr: town for the winter
Msjor and Mrs. Pierre c. Stevens have closed
their country home, Boyston, and have gone into
town for the season.
The young friends of Miss HULA Zepp gathered
at the home of Mrs. John J0anS5n an Saturday
evening to celebrate her fifteenth birthday ami
versary. Music games and refreshments were
heartily enjoyed
Pastor Mccullough has just completed n series
cf impressive revival services at the BAPTIST
church Revs- Brae and Greayes Of Washington
assisted him
The concert given Under the auspices Of the
Ladies Aid Society Of Mt Zion Church realized
S2i for the refurnisbing fUnd. The participants
were Mrs Hendry. Miss Alma Hcn,lry and Messrs.
Nslter and Earnest HoEdry. Misses I4Iie + K-iser
Blanche F. Braddock. Della Huuser Annie Hun
Ter. Louise Renshaw. Mary Pyle Tansy Iochte
ard Bessie and Eu=cnia HpTser. Mr. Franz VIII
son also entertained the uutiience with some
humorous selections on the graphophoDe