Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-29
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Weddings-Court Notes-PersonaI Men,
ton, Etc.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE. November %.
Christ Episcopal church was the scene of a
large and brilliant assemblage at 2:30 pm. yes
terday to witness the marriage of Mr. VIM.
Montgomery of Prince Georges county and
Miss Ns>nie E. Dawson of this place. The
bride, attired in heliotrope-colored cloth, en-
tered the church on the arm of her brother,
Mr.. John l.. Dawson, preceded by two little
girls-Misses May and Priscilla Dawson-car-
rying baskets of flowers, and was received at
the altar by the groom, attended by Mr.. T.
Daniel Miller of Baltimore as best man. The
marriage service was read by Rev. Henry Ches-
ley OF Prince Georges. and wedding march
was rendered by Miss Jennie Williams of this
place. the ushers were Messrs. David Daw-
son of this place, Chas. Dawson of Washing
ton, CORTLAND Owens of Rockville and Samuel
L. Gray of Laurel. After the ceremony the
bridal couple left for Baltimore, their future
home.
lAe county commissioners have appointed
the following persons to serve trustees of
the aims house for the ensuing year: Gustavus
Jones, G. L. Meem. II. 4. Pumphrey Dr. c. J.
Maddox and John G. Cashell.
The jury in the Blaine-Bradey case in the
circuit court, being unable to agree after forty
eight hours elaboration. was yesterday even
ing discharged. This is the fourth trial of this
to seven in favor of Bradley.
Mr.. John B. Belt of the vicinity of Norbeck
died yesterday, in the seventy-eighth year of
his age.
The store room of Mr.. Thos. Dawson. in
which Is kept the post Office, was last
night forcibiy entered through the back door
and a small amount of money stolen.
Miss Mamie Goodchild who has been visit
ing friends near Darnestown, has returned to
Wa -h'p-tOn
Sheriff Carr has appointed Messrs. Samuel
Jones, Edgar NinsOn. Chas T. Day and Ran
dolph Luhn as deputies.
winch. II. C@.I, recently elected sheriff
OF this county. has entered upon the duties of
hi, Office. His bondsmen are Messrs w r
Weller and A. Z. Flack, in the sum of $4,000.
The new board OF county commissioners have
organized by the election of MIR. j. Claggett
Holland as president and F. NJ Griffith clerk
! to the board, the latter receiving unanimous
vote.
At a meeting Of the board Of public school
commissioners held here to-day Miss Rose
Clark was appointed assistant teacher at Sligo
| from December 2.
MIR. j. s. Petty of Middlebrook and Miss As
chea, daughter of Mrs VIM. Waters. were mar
ried at Neilsyille Presbyterian church on Tues-
day evening In the presence of large congre-
CATION.
The home Of Mr.. G. F. Snouffer. near Gath
ersburg, was yesterday the scene Of a large and
fashionable assemblage to witness the m srriape
| OF his daughter, Miss Bessie NJ, and Mr. Harry
b. Cramer of Washington. The BRIDE attired
| IN robe of brown broadcloth and velvet and
carrying a bouquet of La France roses, entered
| the brilliantly lighted parlor on the arm OF the
groom and they were united by Rev. A. s..
Johns OF the Protestant Episcopal church.
| After dinner and a reception Mr. and Mrs,
Cramer left for their future home in Washing
/ ton. SAM.