Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
News From Boyti.s.

| Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
BOYD'S, Md, July %, 1904
DR.. William A. Waters of Clarksburg has
| threshed out the best average crop of wheat
| 80 far in this section of the county, averag-
| ing about 30 bushels to the acre. The
wheat is Of excellent quality. Others who
have threshed averaged from Is to % bush
els. j. w. Darbys large Touring mill at
Buck Lodge, one mile from Boyd's, is still
closed down.
The hay harvest is 80 large this year
that many farmers will not be through
harvesting for three weeks. 1t is 40 per
cent better yield than for many years. Hay
Is very cheap, and many farmers have
given away half their crops to have them
harvested The quality Is the finest ever
seen in this county.
eo1,ie-y circuit of Me.hodist-Protestant
| churches is holding a series of meetings at
Shiloh Church, three miles from Boyd's.
that VIII last until mex. week after which
series of meetings will begin at Mount
Lebanon Church at Damascus.
Those present at Boyd's from Baltimore
are Mr. and Mrs. L. Babendrier id ia mily,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox, Mrs. ]. Norris and
daughter Lena.
From Washington. at Woodclift are Mr..
! and Mrs. Jerome Franc and daughter, Mrs.
| Baker and Miss Mary Baker
| At High View House, Misses Florence and
| Edith Miller, Mr.. Frank ]. WEIGH. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Raymond Moulton Mr. and Mrs
Prentiss and family. Mrs. May B. LysiglA
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Marvin and daue liter.
! Charles Marvin, Mrs. Moses and daug liter
Mrs. NJ. E. Simpson. Mrs. ]. Morrison. DIR.
and Mrs Patterson, Mrs. Howell and Miss
Amelia Howell, Mrs. JOSEPH Berbrick and
family, GLADYS Moses. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
| Francis, Miss Sallie Mason Mrs. Sha effer
Mrs. Jonas Miss Joeephne Jonas from
Baltimore and Mr.. and NJ 8. G. II. Wilson
| and SON
! At Lawn Cottage. Mrs J. Pulizzi, Mr.. T.
| o. PuliZz, Miss Lena Pulizzi from Balti-
more, and from Washington Mr. and Mrs.
| w. E. Evans. Edwin Evars DIR. and Mrs.
j. r. Walton ard daughter, Mrs. L. Baben-
drier and family and Mrs. J. Graham and
| family.
At Emory Heights. Mrs. ]. Jose, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Richard c. Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs
| w. Z. Hastings and family.
At Shady Brook Farm. Mr.. and MIS-. T.
| S. Buckler, Misses Jamie Wood and Mar
| garet Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F. Will
kins, w. E. Seavers, Mr.. p. L. Som ners
| Mrs. Sommers, w. A. Sommers. Thomas
| wilkins. Louis Rosafy Mrs Rosafy Mrs
A. Phillips, Rufus Lusk Mr.. and Mrs
Charles c. Lusk, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
| Gardes, Arthur and George Gardes and
| Wilt Gardes.
At Clarksburg, near Boyd's. Mrs S. Belle
| Sellman. Mr.. w. Arthur Sellman and Mrs
I Minnie S. West and daughters. Lorain and
| Gladys. are summering in their country
| home.
At Germantown. from Baltimore, Mr. and
| Mrs. William Norris and family from Wash
| ington Mrs. Hendricks. Mrs. w. f. Bowen
and family, Mrs Mabel Schaeffer and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Carnane. Mrs. w.
T. Belts and daughter, Mr.. Joseph P. Ger
miller. Miss Becker. Mrs. Hanshaw, Mr..
| England, Mr.. and Mrs B. Nordlinger Miss
Norlinger. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. B. Nordlinger,
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Taylor and daughter,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allen c. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Trazzare and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. A. King and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Bell and Miss Bell Mr.. Frank An
drew and Miss Freda Stern