Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-27
Boyd's and Vicinity
Special Correspondence Of Tho -, o.

'peeiai correspondence of The Evening Stor
BOYD'S Md, September 2s 1904
ine remains OF David Charlton. who died
suooef ly at the home of his sistar A.,
frederick Miller, near Germantown u,aro
taken TO Frederick yesterday and ,nt.,,o,
IN MT Olivet cemetery. Mr.. Charlton ,,,a :
ioimeriy resident of Frederick. He nos
Oh active politician in his younger davs In
po'h frederick and Montgomery count;es
Inc paloearers yesterday were Messrs
1ohh Long, c. w. Hughes, J. B. Dorsey
WarfieId Da"soh ana J. A.
F1re caught in the telegram off,oa ne +ho
Baltimore and Ohio at Briinswick Satnrda, =,
- ,.Aiis anu yard engine was ordered out
L. ~ eAtlngu1Sh 1t. but failed. The operator
was compelled to take out his teleeran nh in
Struments to prevent them from haina
burned; The office was DESTROYED.
Mr.. 5. T. Williams, proprietor of High
View house, and Mr.. Frank J. Welch of
washington, guest went fishing on the
fotomac river, at Tuscarora recently and
caught flne string of black bass the Iarp
es. or which weighed about four pounds
Mr. John T. Muncaster, prominent citi-
zen or this county and for years secretary
o. Montgomery County AgriculturaI Go,
clety, had his hand injured in a crusbinp
llacn.ne Few days ago. One thumb and
se Msrs a hngers We're very badly mashed
MSS Agnes Breene of Washington who
mas been visiting Mrs. H R. McCabe re-
turned TO Eer home this morning
MISS Georgianna Lewis left for Washing
ton this morning to visit friends
Mrs Eliza beth Kirbin returned to Wash
lngton Saturday after spending the summer
at Boyd's. --eA
Ernest Zeigler of the War Department.
washington, and his mother are visiting
friends at Hyattstown, near Boyd's
MISS Josephine Sheehan who has heen q
guest at the High View House for several
weeks, returned to Washington yesterday
Miss katherine Malone and Miss CRAFTY
of Washington have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Buckler have returned
to Washington after spending the summer
at Shady Brook farm here
Mrs. VIM. q. Green Of Washington is a
guest of his friends in this locality.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert s. Darby of Clarks-
burg returned from Baltimore yesterday
Mr. j. Gefsbert of Frederick county has
moved with his family to Boyd's and has
taken the farm of Mr.. Edgar c. DeI.auder
of Baltimore.
Mr.. D. w. Limerick Of Washington made
sale few days ago of one hundred acres
of land near Washington Grove to Mr. Will
lam Mcdonald of Washington for So. 500;
also two hundred acres of wood land for
5000. 1t is the intention of Mr.. Mcdonald
to erect dwelling on his newly-purchased
property and make 1t his home.
Mr.. Joseph T. White has sold his fine
farm here for 1900 to Mr.. Samuel E. Reid
of this vicinity. Mr. White is to move to
Baltimore, it is understood.
A large crowd witnessed a game of ball
between the Hyattstown and SlidelI base
ball teams at Hyattstown on Saturday af-
ternoon. Hyattstown won out by score
of to I. Manager. Dutrow of Hyattstown
having had his team win the greatest num-
Der of games in the county, has notified the
Takoma Park team that they wish to COM
pete with them for the championship of
Montgomery county, which is now claimed
by Takoma Park. after defeating Wheaton
last week