Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
IN THE NEIGHBORING STATES

uteS were rushing torrents. Two ana Il
half inches of rain fell in less than an hour
and quarter. The wind was high. and
lightning terrific at times. The contrac-
tors who were putting in new masonwork
near here had everything swept away that
had been put in place.
The remains of Conductor Lloyd Harper.
forty years railroad conductor for the Bal
timore and Ohio. and who had his neck
broken while sitting in his cabooSe. when
was struck by a shifting engine, were IN
TERED in Martinsburg, w. Va, YESTERDAY
evening In the presence OF large pody VI
railroad men. He was a charter member
of the Order of Railway Conductors. which
took charge of the interment and furnish
ed special train from his home, Bruins
wick, to Martinsburg and return. he mas d
wife and seven children surviving nm.
Three of his sons are conductors In service.
The home of II. f. Troth, sr.. near BETH
esda. this county. was the scene OF peau-
tiful wedding Thursday evening. The cere-
moony was that of his daughter. MISS Line
Troth, to Mr.. Lyles Offutt. also or Beth-
esda. After a reception they LETT FOR me
north They will reside at Otterburne, Md.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Estelle Hall Of Poolesvllle.
near Eoyd's to Rev. r. S. Ownes, pastor OF
Calvary Baptist Church of Utica. n. Y, the
ceremony to take place at Pooesvile, nome
of Mrs. Clara B. Hall. the brides mother.
The building of Young Mems Christian
Associa ton home at Brunswick. so eagerly
sought for by those interested for years
and who have worked so hard for 1t. is now
about to be accomplished. The building Is
to cost about S1S.WN, the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company having promised to
furnish the town two-thirds of the sum IT
the balance will be furnished by the town,
which, no doubt. will Re done at once.
Prominent persons there say the building
is assured.
The new summer arrivals at Boyd's from
Washington are: Mrs. V. Eaton and daugh-
ters Mrs. f. NJ. Kirby and daughter, Mrs.
w. Seeley Hutchinson and son. Mrs. L.
Sanborn and family Miss Wohlfarth, MI.
and Mrs W. z. Buckley and family. Mrs.
]. A. Edgar and daughter. Mrs. E. II:
Pitcher and family, Mrs. E. II. Carnes ana
son. Mrs r. keane and daughter. MISS
Ellen b. Canty, Mr.. II. w. Buckley, MI
M. III. Sanborn. Miss Lillian Eaton, Mrs. J.
Jose Mr. and Mrs Rudy Jose
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Pollock OF BOYD $
have gone to ST. Paul, Mimi. and the wes'
for month. Mr.. Pollock is chet OF m
spection division of the Interior Depart
ment, and has gone on governmental DUST
ness. a..
Miss Blanche. Harris has returned to
Washington. T.,
Mrs Jas. l.. Higgins IS WISHING Hie'ius LA
Gettysburg, Pa. .
Miss Moliie Green has returned from
Mountain Lake Park. Nd. st,
Miss Edna Cmstead of Bethesda Is VISIT
ing relatives here.
Baltimore. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. McCabe, who have
been visiting in Niagara Fails ana at Az
lantic City, returned home thursday.
Mrs Andrew Small has returned from
visiting relatives at Toll Gate and Pehhs-
boro. w. Va.
Mrs Nathan S. White of Boyd's and MISS
Mary White. Miss Eerda GEifflth. Ms, ME-,
Harry Griffith Alyerda Griffith and MIS-
Zadoc Cooke of Laytonsvi!le formed a
party this week for Atlantic City and were
Joined by friends in Washington.
Mr.. n. c. Hines of Oak CITY, y. - i ,'a
some wears railroad agent there for the
Atlantic Coast Lire railroad. has accepted
a position on this division with the Balti,
more and Ohio in the transportation anu
telegraph departments Mr.. hines IS iNlns
az present at Rovds with his wife, who
was a Miss Dutrow of this vicinity