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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-02
JOHN ], FLAHERTY SELLS WATT

sumo his position on Mr. Patterson s
Linton paper. This is the program
that has reached the public: but it is
subject to change. The mystery was
short-ived.
Postmaster Cell was down from Ha-
zelton Saturday on business connected
with the estate of his father. the late
John f. Cell. OF which \. L. is admin
istrator. MIR. Cell has moved the Ha-
zeltm postotfice from the Republican
office toa building belonging to w. L.
Neater. opposite the Hazelton Mer-
camille Company's store and next to
the hotel building formerly occupied
by Mrs. White.
Mrs. Mary Cole, of Braddock, was
arrested last week on charge of SELL
Ing Slds to scalpers -tirewater to GER
tain individuals belonging to q race
claimed by the poet to be the posses
sors of s.untutOred minds. {" The pre-
liminary examination took place i'm
Bismarck before Commissioner MUIR
dock Mckenzie. of that city, the Draw
higlandman holding defendant in
bond to the federal court, the bond
being given.
Mondays tlier from Bismarck ON
the Mckenzie Short Line failed to fly
into Linton on time. In fact. ii did
not arrive until Tuesday afternoon.
The delay was caused by No. 80, Old
Scrap-lrun Bill's cousin. being at
tackled by collie up near lBesaba.
The trainmen said old Seven Fifty
had died. But we'll bet a nickel he'll
cme to life again, for he has died
several times before. In fact, he has
more lives than q cat.
G'lf you can't own the best house
in the county, have one Of the best
painted ones. Use Patton's Sun
Proof Paint. Travis & Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Zacller ar
rived in Linton Wednesday morning
ON the delayed y. y. train. They live
at Glen Ullin, this state, and were on
/ their way to Trip, S. d., ON visit.
They had with them two small chill
dren, one a babe i'm its mothers arms.
The baby had narrow escape from
death while the travellers were at Nc
Kenzie The mother, with the babe.
a boy seven weeks old, i'm her arms,
was picking her way among the boxes,
packages and trunks ON the platform
at Mckenzie-the being no lights of
any kind ON the platform, and the
night being Oakland stepped off the
platform. She fell on the child, but
managed to shield IL somewhat. As
1t was, the boy was badly, although it
is believed not dangerously, bruised.
There was also depression in his
skull. The parents took the Milwau-
kee train to continue their Journey,
saying that if they found it necessary
to have the services of q doctor they
would get one at Eureka or Aberdeen.
~ Mammoth Bronze Turkey Eggs
for sale: Sl.OO per sitting.
Mrs. w. Il. BROOKS, Linton.
Residence: n. w. 26l3:; .l.
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Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.

NITKD ~rATEs LAND LFFIGfl
BISMARCK, \ d.. April -. 10.
Notice is hereby given that the folowins-
named settler ha, filed notice OF his nien-
zion 70 make tivc-ycar final proof in sup
port OF his claim. and that said proof will be
made before Y. u. Rocks. clerk OF district
court OF Emmons county, y. y ~ Linton.
y -, ON May ~. 1897. viz
EMRAN kIEfER
II u. No. 1904. dated February ~, l,N.. for
,ie : >. OF y. T.. a and : =. % \ . q
sec 20, Twp. l3i n. Rye - w ~ 5,hP "
He names the following witncs>e, 70 PROV"
hi, continuous residence upon aud cilltiva
ton ~ said land. VIZ:
Joseph Fischer. ~ iiagnc, y q
Nendelin LeIbci, of Hague. y
George schmaltz, ~ liagur. \. ~
Thomas Maslcl. of Hague. y ~
NJ. n. JEWELL Register,
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ANTI-sALOON FIELD DAY.
Many Puipits to BE Occupied by yis.
iting Preachers Tomorrow.

fttnG Preachers Tomorrow.
Anti-Saloon Field Day win be observed
tomorrow in the District 10y great num-
Der of the churches. the following pulpits
being occupied by speakers from a dis
lance:
Morning. Waugh Methodist Episcopal. evening
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal by Rev. Dr. r.
4 Baker, superintendent Auti-Saloon League OF
America.
Morning Hamliue Methodist Episcopal. evening,
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal south. bs
i'eN bf =. W. fong. assistant superintendent
Saloon Lsague-of America.
Morning. Fifteenth Street PRESBYTERIAN. ,reuing
wilson Memorial Methodist Episcopal by Rev =.
=. "ludie national legislative Superintendent
AIuilliiiI bHnhaItun Methodist Episcopal. even
IDS heiiar Memorial Lutheran by Rev d. II 1t.
League
Morning s. PANTS Lutheran. evening lexington
iItsh}teIlar, D.. Rev. r. ". RAYMOND assistant
superintendent New York AutiSalaon League
Moinihs bhodc Island Avenue Methodist Protest
ant; evfu-ng Nineteenth Street R8Hti,t br Mr. J.
League.
Morning Gulley Memorial Prs~l -rian. evening.
illnitr Methodist Episcopal by SIR Wq,ue Il.
Nheel.i superintendent Ohio Anti saloon Isaguo
-i'i DING. q ilelo7 DAlrca: evening First United
bIciMtu tf BcT s. d. Nicholson ID ID sinner
mteudent faun-yivau Auti-Salo1u Lsaele
Morning Douglas Memorial AIetgodist Episcopal
gFenns Mount Tabor Methodist Protestant. by Rev
J. West he.d secretary Virginia Anti-saIoou
League.
Afternoon % o'cocSl Church ~ Our Father. INN
Esrs1ll5, s1eung Calvary Methodist Episcopal. by
ltlv. W. II. Andersen superintendent MARYLAND and
Delaware Auti-SsloGn League
Morning. IrigHtwuod Methodist Episcopal: even
ing, Lnther Memorial by Rev n. W. TaDe assist
ant sil rntauaent Pennsylvania Auti-SrIoon Iaserc
A mass meeting viii Doe held Monday
night at Calvary Baptist Church at which
DTS. Baker. Young, and others viii speak.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES
New Society Formed at the Central
Presbyterian Church.
Illustrated Lecture on the Local
Liquor Traffic Given ut Mount
Tabor by II. c. MetcaIf.

a Christian Endeavor Society has been
organized at the Central Presbyterian
Church
The Christian Eudeavor Union is pre-
pairing for some lectures on the Yellow
stone National Park. 10 begin i'm March
Stereopucon slides are being prepared to
illustrate the lectures
A lecture on THE Liquor Traffic i'm
Washington was given at Mount Tabor
Methods, Protestant Church Tuesday
evening by Mr. Hermon q. Metcaf super
intende1t OF the extension department of
the Christian Endcavur Union. and repre-
sentng the Anti-S8Io0n League cf the
District of Columbia. The lecture was
illustrated by stereopticon views of scenes
at the National Capital specially photo
graphed for this lecture.
Rev. Dr. Francis Z. clark. of the
United Society of Christian Endeavor. has
arrived az Colon. in the Canal Zone. After
few days in the Canal Zone Die VIII con-
tinue his journey to South America. pass
Ing down the west coast.
Christian EHdeayor on Land ana sea-
Is well illustrated and interesting pam
phieJ recently issued 10y the Worlds
Christian EndeavOr Union T. gives am ex-
cellent review of The Christian Endeavor
work throughout the world during the
past year.
The United Society has published "a list
OF the names Of tne unions and of the i'm
dividual societies which have made the
largest contributions 60 the Christian En-
deaVoT quarJer-ceutury memorial fund
In the list of unions the local one is
fourth, and in the list of societies that
of Vermont Avenue Christian Church. of
this city. is third
The Christian Endeayor Society of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
has elected rte following officers for the
year. beginning March J. President A. 4
Charles, vice president. Miss Nellie Thea
Eer; recording secretary. Miss Amelia
Nurdeman; corresponding secretary. q.
H. Quillin; treasurer, Miss ~ McAtee
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
80 5r p ~ Far
PRESBYTERIAN.

EChINGIoN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH y. Cap
and Y SITS. Preaching ty pastor. Dr. 81. Italia
ferTo Thompson. u a. m-. 20 o. N. SUNDAY
school 9-J a. Ia Christian EudeaTUr. $50 .. H.
Seats free Al welcome.
FIRST-D1uald G.. Macleod. D. D. pastor. II
a. m, Rev George Bern. subject Tile McAU
Mission and the Sow France The pastor at
';i5. subject. Christ. Teaching Old sabbath OBJ
se1auce.' Sunday school. go d. On. Christian
Endeay0r 6.5 B.. ~. Visitors are invited TO all
services.
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn. ave.
and lsih SIS. Rev TCUnis 8 HamIin d. D..
pastor, VIII o-ieiate tomorrow at a. a. m Dr.
Gale q Kor.a. at %. n.
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. y. Y. ave. II and 18th ss Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe. pastor. u &C. n. The Rest
Day 80 p. M. "Tle Defeated Diplomat" goo
a. me-, Bible school ai5 a. ma. adult classes.
go D. DC. Christian EuGssycr Society
GURLEY MEMORIAL. TIA. ave-. bet 9Th and
sh SIS a1- j. Russell FeIh-esa. r4st.r. Scrs-
l-s- d a. M ar " j. Wheeler superintendent
of thc Ohio A. 5. L.. win speak. Service. 80 d.
u sahlsc-- sabbath Observance"
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BAPTIST

FIFTH BAPTIST p ST.. near 9Th ST.. II a m.
Why ] Am BaUrist 1-35 v M Cain y
TIE Dangers Of Religion. Baptism. Great chorus.
Cordial welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and \ sts
bt j. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching II a. m.
The Nei-ahlr's spirits 1.ij d. m self ms
iihedtion- g. p. $50 a M. s. s. 6.i5 p m
WEST WASHINGTON. q and \ Res. G.. p.
Ntc3lH. pastor. 10. "~arii-" 80 -Cravus
Lise Gold. special music, s. s. $50 g. E.
6-e. Strangers welcome
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and SIS. uu. Rev
Charles D. WmhizIar. pastor. Il d. 49, .T-.
Pre- Bringing Christ as d. H. .-Ula prrr,iss
ct the tuur.h. p. M. Christian Eufcara~
$50 BE- M. SUNDAY school. Au welcome.
j. hEL SNEM BAFTTLES SUNDAY NIGHT
t-5 o.c. Preaching. ID O.. 800. CIauI. choir Pre-
IHas- 7d Baptist Cl- Auditorium. llB and Va.
ave. -e-
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starts Sermon Series

George a. Miller viii deliver the first OF
series of sermons at the Ninth Street
Christian Church, Ninth and d streets
northeast. tomorrow night Genesis,
the Book of Beginnings" is the text Sc
lected by Mr.. Miller for his addresses, in
Guiding t9iks on THE Beginning Of the
World, The Beginning Of Man" "The
Beginning of Sin The Beginning Of the
Flood, The Beginning OF TIE Petri-
aTchs,1 &c.
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ANNUAL CEREMONY HELD.
Mass said for Departed Members Of
knights of Columbus

In accordance with an annual custom.
mass for the repose of the souls of the
departed members Of The Knights of Co
lumbus Of Washington was celebrated
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. i'm ST.
Mary's Church.
The mass was celebrated by the state
chaplain. Rev Father r. j. O'ConaplI. Of
St. Vincent de Paul Church. assisted by
Rev. William Carroll, of ST Patrick s.:
Rev Ignatius Feely. of St Joseph. and
Rev. w. NJ. Kotcham, chaplain OF the
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions. who
delivered the sermon.
The members of the five councils Of
Washington attended in a body. occupying
the central portion of the church.
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PLAN CHILDRENS BALI.
Eighth street Temple to Give Mas
querade Dance Next Week.

W'at 73WN NFs''EFN -FF-NN y = =.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the
Eighth Street Temple is arranging a
children's masquerade ball TO be given
February y at the National Rifles Arm
DRY. for the benefit Of the Sabbath school
library. The children are to have the
floor for dancing between the hours Of S
and TO- and adults from 10 10 l. Prizes
are 10 be awarded to the most original
costumes, and refreshments viii be served
throughout the evening. The committee
Of arrangements consists of Mrs. Abram
Simon, Mrs. l. Newman. Mrs y NJ
Baer, and Mrs a. H. Fishel.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HA2LINE 81 +. CHURCH sb and p Els. nw.
Carl e.. Douev. pastor. so SUNDAY school. II.
sermon 20. DR. g. W Young. assistant sIIrtriu-
terdrt National Auti-SsIou Lea-1e 6sg Ep-
worth Lea1,s -.9. sermon. "Flo0d-tide # a
Great Oprartunity- All welcome.
FOUNDRY ~ E-CHURCH 18th and Church sts.
uU. Eer. Rat,It NJ. Moore. pastor. $50 O. u..
SUNDAY e-hool % O.. ne. preaching bs pe-tUr-
b. me-. Epvorth League. s D. m. preaching b
Rev Hugh Johnston. u. D., i'll. j. Seats free.
All welcome
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UNITARIAN.

ALI SULS CHURCH cor. 1lh and L STA
Ulysses e. b. Pierce. minister. 9-is a. m. sun
esy school and Glass for ihc Comparative study
Of Religion. l9 q. M. Units Study Class. Ii
o. De-. morning service, -cUnn ls the minister.
q I- m-. Young PEOPLES Religious Union. D. H..
evening service Lrugfelov centenary. Addresses
H Non Vim. T. Chandler Dr. Hauniz TsyIor
George D. FraeuHsu Rev Edward r. Hale. Rev.
ilyss, o. b. Pierce. Lou-fsl0u u.rsfe l,r choir
All .l-- $500 81 evening services frrzo+
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and Colcorau sts. nw. The
Rev. Frank SewaH. d. D.. Iastar. At ID a. m..
morning service and sermon lH the Rev Russell
Eaton principal Of the New Church COLLEGE. 80
Jrlaa Ohio Sunday school. lZ.5. Egeniug
service and lecture. 80 uclUcs. eighth iu course
cu the present religious crisis .-lhe God-1iau.
How Could Christ PRAY ID the Father and Tet
BE one with the Father. l0 the Rev. Mr.. Eaton.
"Wednesday in pastors study. 40 YomE Peo-
lIe's Conference. Friday. at $50. htaBy and adj
dress followed hy organ recital
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WILLIAM 7. GARRISON DEAD.
Funeral of Deputy Marshal VIII BE
Held Monday.

The funeral services Of William Thomas
Garrison, United States deputy marshal.
who died at his residence, 1904 Fourteenth
street northwest, yesterday morning, will
take place Monday morning at II o'clock
at Harvey's Chapel 1926 Fourteenth street
northwest and viii be in charge of Gen.
John a. RawlIns Post. c. A. r. Alvin NJ.
Tabor, chaplain of the post, will conduct
the services, and the interment will take
place in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Garrison was sixty-nine years old.
and a native of Georgetown. Twelve years
ago he was appointed TO the position of
United States deputy marshal, which no
sition he held up 10 the time of his death
lie IS survived by four children. William
3. Garrison. Mrs. William T. Dixon. Miss
Martha W. Garrison. and Mrs. Julia A.
Donaldson. wife of l. d. Donaldson. of
the Metropolitan police force.
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The management of the C0rcoran Art
Gallery has announced that during the
exhibition Of contemporary oil paintings.
the gallery VIII be open 70 the public
free of charge on the evenings Of Feb
ruary 25 March J. March s. and March
s. between the hours of and 10 o'clock,
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Have Quit Sneerins.
J. Adam nohnct MIm Lectnrc-

J. Adam Bonnet, of PittsbUrg. will de-
liver a lecture on "The Great Pyramid
of Gizrb. az Pythian Temple. tomorrow
afternoon. nj O'Clock. and at night viii
speak ON the Wise and Foolish Virgins. Do
The lectures viii be given under the
auspices of the W. T. Bible and Tract
Society, OF Allegheny, Pa No admission
VIII Doe charged
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REV. D. ]. STAFFORD, D. D., IL. D.

Rev d. D. Stafford D. D. Ii D. in
lene sermons On socialism stands in the front
ms % OF activity and usefulness and although there
10 "a
dy refused TO accept such honor St
abored DR.
STAFFORD was born here 1860 Catholic
uu az u Matthews Institute
he madehf phIosophica
special course
dral Cleveland where
In which his
oolence city The
friends
sent Washington to 5oda
church In 1901
winch hed q
stanford
his roship
slfo the
pupil becncn enrolled '0'
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1. of Va. banquet Next Tuesday.

The executive committee of the Wash
fngton Alumni Association of the Uni
versity of Virginia has completed it's
arrangements for the annual banquet
which is 10 be held at Rauschers ON
Tuesday. February 20. at $50 O'Clock.
Mr. Thomas Nelson Page will act as
POSTMASTER, and the speakers for the
evening include President Alderman. of
the University of Virginia; Senator Car
mack. Of Tennessee; Senator Culberson,
of Texas: Representative Flood. of Viz
S'nia; Representative Sherley. Of Ken
Scky, and DR.. John c. Wise, of the
United States navy.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. Columbia road and liJH So. uu. The
PASTOR Rev n. Ross F-slburu. VIII preach no Do
and -I5 subjects Co. d.. Appetite. Do m.. "A
Gentleman OF tb5 Nev School $50 a. d.. SIM
day school 3 De- ni-. Jmilg EultlvUg- 6-i5 j. m..
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OTHER SERVICES.

WATCH TOWER BIBIE AND TRACT so
cistv. J. Adam Bohnct. of Allegheny. Pa VIII
speak in Pythian Temple. 1912 9th It. NV. sunday
80 ard Z 80 p. m- subjects D. m.. The
Virgins" Al ave welcome. ~ charge or col
lection.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST escieutisn. 18th
and X SIS ms. Services Sunday u g. n. aud
D. H.. slhisri. Christ jesus" SUNDAY school II
a. m cducsday, s q. III. Public cordially in
Nted All seats free. Free reading rooms in the
Traders National Bank Building l0tb 3. ana
Pa. ave mss.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE cfuRCn
Scottish Rite Han 1909 e. st uu Sery-
ices, u a m aad Z 80 3. m. Subject Of morn
ing lecture. by Bishop Oliver e.. Sahin .Tfs
Power If Truth. Subject of evening Iecture Inv
Miss Martha r. Van Vasts '.remuerarcr. To-
tanauial meeting wednesday evening. at ga
Seats free All invited
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

IMMIGRATION AND WAGES" SUBJFCT OF
address nl Dr. W a. Crofut Prelude by Mr.
j. W. nigh. ut p H.. Pyihau Temple 1912
9jh ST. NV Free seats and free discussion
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NGNSECTARIAN.

TIE iEnI'LLN CHURCH. Pythisr Temple IUs
9th ST. uu. Alex. Eeut us--ar. viii SOL ~
uJ5 q The Coming Pe,Tse" STATS fr,c All
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The Washington Herald has but
one name. II is The Washington
Herald every morning in the week.
sunday included. Telephone, Main
$500.
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9th and u SIS ne. Services
every Sunday 40 IL a. m and - p. H. Pastor.
GcoIge A. Miller sunday school. g 30 a. m
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PAZ0 OINTMENT is guaranteed To- egue sny r1se
gi Itching. Blind. Bleeding. ~ Pro;mding Ples n
| TO a days money refunded. &c.
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a Christian Endeavor Society has been
organized at the Central Presbyterian
Church
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The use q flesh meal is prohibited today-the
last Of tie three Embsr Day. observed tins week
In al parishes tae confessions are heard this week
1T the children who have not set made their Tist
Communion
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WEATHER BRINGS BARGAINS.
Knnn store Offers Attractions for
shoppers Tomorrow.

Rainy weather like the present is
rather discoura ging, but its bright side
for shoppers lies I'm the fact Of the Won
derfuI bargains resulting from IT,
IN wOmen's high-Erade wolfe. serge
and Panama suits this is very clearly
eXempliGed. when one is able 90 pur-
chase so handsome q garment al the
Kauu store as is advertised. At very
little more than one-third Of the orig
inaI selling price.
Real ST. Gaul Swisses. pin and cush-
ion dots and combinations. are at much
less than COS, 20 import. and other IA
vorite white weayes are also much un-
der price. Another most interesting
sale advertised for tomorrow is that
Of dozon-vard pieces OF German and
French Val laCes, which may be used
s trimmings for the sheer white fab
RIGS. and are also special values
Among other good bargains are some
specially priced white waists, and good
lirOn sUitiuEs In Colors. that very
closely resemble the pure linen weaves.
Vacation needs are also thought:Illv
remembered. and trunks. going away
notions. underwear. both uudermus-
Inns and ribbed underwear. are at
prices which make it seem possible for
every one 20 have as many changes as
desired, ard yet pay comparatively lit
tie for the whole supply.
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BOYDS SOCIAL NOTES.

Boyds, Nd, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. McCabe left
here Wednesday for Atlantic City, 10 be
gone ten days.
Mr., and Mrs. Perrie Z. Waters, Of Ger
mantown, are at the jamestown Expo
stion
Miss Margaret Greer Of Baltimore, is
a guest Of Mrs. Sara L. Boyd.
Miss Elizabeth Kirby, Of Washington,
who had been stopping here, returned 10
Washington Tuesday.
Miss Nina Mari and her sister, Mrs
Mitchell OF Washington. are guests for
the summer at Three Springs Farm.
Mrs. ". H. Stone. wife Of Rev DR.
Walter H. Stone, pastor of Boyds and
Jamestown Presbyterian Church. held :
very largely attended reception recently
at the manse In honor of her guests
Mrs. Veazey and Miss Lillian Veazey, OF
Pocomoke City. Nd Miss Neazey, who
has quite a reputation as an elocutionist
recited in a very delightful manner. The
Misses Windsor and Misses LyddanC
rendered instrumental music. Miss Nir'
ginla Griffith and Miss Maude BroomC
served refreshments.
Mayor ". It. Lamar viii leave Monday
for ocean City. Md, for several weeks
outing His daughter. Miss Gussie Lamar
and two brothers will stop for the summer
near Poolesvile with Miss s. =. CHS
we'll
Miss Emma Payne, Of Frederick, Nd.
is a guest Of Mrs. NJ. r. Linthicum.
Miss Anna T. Gayley and Miss Annie
NJ Wilson. Of KensingtOn. left a few
days ego for Europe.
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Social and Personal

were Mrs. ]. G. Huddleston, Miss Amelia
Hunter. Miss Helen Halnes. Miss Clara
Huddleston, the Misses margarine and
Bessie Clarke. and the Messrs. Bach
schmd, Rodier, and Smith.
Mr.. Francis has returned home from
Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Fitzgerald and granddaughter
Miss Mary Bowling, have returned from
visit 10 Baltimore. Md.
Rev. DR.. Henri Hyyernat has gone to
Germany for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Charles Watt and little
daughter Lorraine, viii leave Brookland
during the coming week to occupy their
new home. % S street.
MIR and Mrs. Hanson are preparing for
an extended trip to Europe. spending the
major part of their time in Norway, the
home OF Mr.. Hans0n's family.
Miss Katherine Lynch and brother, John
Lynch. have returned TO Virginia after
lengthy stay in Brookland.
Miss Katherine Washington entertained
Wednesday night In honor Of MSS Grace
Forsythe. the guest of Miss Hetfeld
The Sisters Of ST. Benedicts Convent
will give an outdoor entertainment TO the
children of the parish school and 81. An
thongs Sunday school, July 3, on the
convent grounds.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Metho-
dist Church gave a lawn party on the
church grounds Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. under the especial charge Of
Mrs. J. Weldon.
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SOCIETY IN LEESBURG.

Leesburg. Va. June %.
Miss Bertha Phelps OF Washington.
d. c.. was the weekend guest OF Miss
Jessie Divine.
Mr.. c. A. Sickel. an attorney Of Wash
ington. D. c., was in Leeshurg Tuesday.
Mr. r. Ray Ross. who was formerly
employed IN the American National Bank,
of Washington. d. c.. has accepted a po-
sition with the Peoples National Bank, Of
Leesburg.
Mr.. S. Frederick Smith. Of Washington,
p. c., assisted by Mrs. Helen DOnohoe
Deyo, also Of Washington. at an organ
recital, at ST James Episcopal Church.
Wednesday evening
Miss Anna Sunderland Crissey. daugh-
ter If Mr. John Crissey, Of this town,
was married to Mr. James Arthur Con-
nor, OF Washington, d. c. al the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South. in Leesburg,
Wednesday. The ceremony was per
formed by the pastor Of the church, Rev.
W. L. Dolly,