Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
ROCKVILLE NEWS.


Affairs of interest From the Neigh
boring County.
Correspondence of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, October u, 1893.
The family of Mr. Charles Boswell, re-
siding few miles west of this place ap-
pears to have a monopoly at present In the
natter Of broken arms. About a week ago
one Of the boys was thrown from a cart,
breaking his left arm and a few days after
ward a second one fell from a horse he
was riding and broke his right arm. DIR.
e. e. Stonestreet attended both of the pa
TENTS
During the present week the following
parties have left here for the Columbian
exposition at Chicago: VIM. B. Mobley, son
and daughter Of Laytonsville. Mr.. Mrs.
and Miss Nellie Barnsley of Rockville.
Misses Susie and Lizzie Linthicum of Eli
oak. Mr.. Charles and Miss Ella Barnsley
Of Upland. Miss Nellie c. Torpin Of Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Morris and Miss Annie BreAdy
Of Norwood, Mr.. Clarence Cashell. Mr..
Harry G. Williams, Rev Mr.. white Of
Potomac. Capt. H. A. Herself and wife and
Miss Dunlop of WASHINGTON They will re-
turn via Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Henry Beard and family who spent
the summer on their farm adjoining this
place, have taken up their residence in
Washington for the winter.
Gov. Brown having considered favorably
the application In behalf OF Edgar Wat
kins. sent to the penitentiary of this state
for robbery. he has been released from that
institution.
The quarterly meeting Of Montgomery
County Grange. No. Z, will be held at
GAINESVILLE on Thursday 18th instant
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the circuit court to the following
parties: John A. Kunlo and Elizabeth c.
Hartman. Chas. A Schrider and Mary s.
Hutchinson.
An efporf In bo,no ,,od. 20 a.t,hush ,
mail route between Damascus. this county
and Mt. Airy. on the B. and o. railroad.
Mr.. Clarence Lee Gilpin and Miss Rose
Morris Stabler were married yesterday at
the residence Of Mr.. Frederick StaSleP faith
er Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpin will
make their home at the Chandlee farm
near Sandy Spring.
Conversational services will be held at
st. Johns Episcopal Church. Olney. on
October "A at 7:3o pm. at st. Bartholomew's
and Unity Chapel on the 18th at IL a. m and
7:so pm, respectively. and at st. Luke's,
Brighton. at II am. Should the weather
st. Bartholomew's with lunch on the
grounds.
August Clemmons a German residing in
the vicinity of Silver Spring was brought
here last night by Deputy Sheriff Samuel
Jones and lodged in jail in default of fine
Of $45 imposed by Justice Condict for cruel
ty to animals. The charge against Glenn
mons was that he had confined in a small
stable nine COWS, which ne n1Q taken 10
pasture for Mr.. B. F. Gilbert Of Takoma
Park
Yesterday evening about o'clock a sneak
thief entered the residence Of Miss Jennie
Hodges in the western part Of town, and
took from q trunk the sum of SIS. The
trunk was In a room occupied by Miss
Hodges. and entrance to the same was eff
fected by a back stairway while the family
were at dinner. A larger sum of money in
the room was overlooked by the thief A
pillow from the bed In the room was also
thrown out OF one of the windows. The
act was evidently the work of some one ac-
Quainted with the premises.
Mrs. Percy W. Hall left here this week
for an extended visit to relatives and
friends In Kansas City, Mo. 8. A. NJ.