Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-31
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.

Appeals From the Decision of Registfa-
ton Officers Heard-Gsneral Notes.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, October 80, 1891.
Last night the Christian Church at Redland
was the scene of pretty and largely attended
marriage, the contracting parties being Mr.
Charles R. Walters and Miss Clara B. Thomp-
son. The impressive ceremony of the church
was performed by Rev. VIM. H. Schell Of
Washington. After the marriage a reception
was held at the residence of Mr.. Clarence
Thompson at Derwood.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the circuit court to Jos. G. Brown and
Annie E. Brown; William o. Hammett and
Eliza 8. Tabler; Henry NJ Lindig and Sarah E.
Norris.
The rebuilding of the -four mill Of Mr.. Jas.
Benson at Laytonsville, which was DESTROYED by
an incendiary fire on the morning of Septem-
Der 8, has been completed. Notwithstanding
the large rewards which have been offered for
the apprehension of the incendiaries no definite
clue has yet been obtained, although strong
suspicious ere entertained, which may ulti-
! mately lead to the arrest Of the perpetrators of
the crime.
The third quarterly meeting for Rockville
circuit Of the NJ. Z. church south will COM
mence at Potomac on Saturday. lasting two
days. Forty hours devotion commenced in st.
Mary's Catholic Church, this place, today.
During the past week democratic meetings
have been held at Damascus, Clarksburg and
Olney, which were addressed by Hon. W. NJ.
McKaig of Cumberland and Messrs. W. Veirs
Bouic, Philip d. Laird, Edward c. Peter and
W. H. Lamar.
Mr.. Walter Mobley of Laytonville, who has
been absent on a European tour for several
months, returned home few days ago.
John ]. Cornell. a prominent minister of the
Society of Friends, will hold religious exercises
at the town hall here on the 4th of November
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
WOodside, ON the Metropolitan branch.
Mr.. L. L. Nicholson and family today re-
moved from Takoms Park to this place, where
they will make their future home.
At the annual meeting Of the Gaithersburg
Lawnaquet Company the following officers were
treasurer; H. j. Sterick, secretary. Director:
s. T. F. Sterick. p. NJ. Smith, A. F. Meem. H.
C. Miller sld John A. Belt. The company il
reported to be in hourishing condition.
Four appeals from the decision OF officers of
registration were brought before Judge Vinson
Of the circuit court yesterday. The petition to
have the name of John Matthews entered on
the list Of voters OF the tenth district was
heard and held sub curia. In the case of Henry
g. Wood of the same district the petition was
dismissed. In the case of Jas. A. Gary
Magruder, same district the name was ordered
| to be placed on the list. The petition TO strike
Of the name Of Robinson Riley in the thir-
teenth district was also heard, and the name
was ordered to be stricken OF. These are all
tho cases in which appeals have been taken.
In anticipation Of the hunting season. which
commences in this county on Monday next,
quite Q number Of farmers have issued notices
| to the effect that any persons found trsspassing
on their premises will be prosecuted at law.
This has been found necessary ON account Of
careless shooting heretofore whereby farm
animals have been injured. 8. A II.