Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-17
ROCKVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. AllnUtt of Daw-
sonvillle arrived at home from their we'd
ding "trip to Old Point Comfort and other
points south Friday evening, their arrival
being celebrated by large number of their
friends at the homo of the groom's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Benoni Allnutt, the occasion
being one of the most pleasant social gath
erirgs of the season. The guests were re-
ceved by Miss Nellie and Fred. AIlnutt
and, after some hours of social intercourse.
all partook of a bountiful repast prepared
for the occasion. Among the guests were
Misses Nellie, Mamie, Julia and Margaret
Allnutt, Susie, Mary and Louise Darby,
Jennie, Mary and Eva Dawson, Clara.
Mary. Elsie and Mamie Byrd, Susie and
Annie Jones, Mamie Poole, Aletha Brewer,
Carrie Long Belle Colt, Tillie, Mary and
Kate Dyson, Ella Thomas, Annie Thomas
Mamie White. Nan and Mary Lee Waters,
Kate Pylcs, Mary Merchant, Mary CHS
well, Maggie Nener. EVE Nelson, Ella and
Maggie RawlinS, Helen Nourse, Maggie
Darby, Adelaide and Susan Dawson. Mrs.
Jos. \. Allnutt. Mrs. Geo. Jones. Mrs. n.
G. Allnutt, Mrs. Lawrence White, Mrs.
Mansfield White, Mrs. Neirs Mrs. Edward
J. Chiswel Mrs. Margaret White. Mrs.
Thos. Waters, Mrs. Benjamin Allnutt, Mrs.
Rawlins, Mrs. Ellie Norris, Mrs. Ernest
Darby, Mrs. Hempstone Mrs. Frank Schaef-
fer, Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mrs Jas. II.
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Jones, Mrs Thomas Darby, Mrs. Broome,
Messrs. Allnutt Darby, Byrd, Dyson, Viii
liams. Barbee. Mckinney, Jones, Poole,
Chiswell, Pyles, Gott, HaddoX, Balch,
Nourse, Waters, Norris and Chambers.
The clerk Of the circuit court has issued
marriage licenses to the following parties:
Hezekiah Day and Maggie ID. Mills; VIM.
Z. NARROW and Mary \. Duvall; Harry J.
King and Manona L. Watkins.
The first quarterly meeting for Rockville
circuit, NJ. +. Church South, will be held at
Emory Church Saturday and Sunday, April
25 and PC.
The following program has been arranged
for the teachers meeting, to be held here
Friday, May l: Essay, The Public
school," by L. l.. Amiss; papers and dis
cussion or THE School Program and How
to Arrange Studies Miss Ida Dove, Mrs.
Noursc, Mr.. Z. 4. Zcigler, MIR Il. w. Wat
kins Miss Sarah J. Sibey and Miss 5. Z.
Brooke What studies should toe taken up
in the morning, and which grades the as
sistant should have. viii he brought out in
the discussion. Vocal and instrumental
music will be features of the occasion.
At a meeting of the mayor and council
of Rockville Wednesday night it was de-
tormined to lay an additional pavement on
the north side of Montgomery avenue for
distance Of several squares. and the clerk
of the council was authorized TO advertise
for sealed proposals for the same. Other
improve mCn-s are contemplated during the
summer.
The quarterly meeting Of Montgomery
County Grange will be held At Liberty
Grange hall, Eurtonsy.lle, on Thursday,
the 3pth instant, at 10 am. Several Ques-
lions of interest Will occupy me attention
of the meeting.
The Rockville base ball club was defeated
on Wednesday at this place by the George
town College Reserves 10y a score of Z 10
1. There a good crowd in ATTENDANCE.
Mr.. J. l.. Burch, a farmer residing near
Boyd's station, met with painful accident
Wednesday afternoon by being thrown
from wagon 10 which were attached
pair of runaway horses. He became en-
tangled in the harness and was dragged
about one hundred yards. His head was
! badly bruised, and he was also injured
about the body.
Roger b. fancy, youngest son OF the late
Joseph A. fancy of this county. died on
Wednesday at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. Wilcox, at Wawa, Pa. aged twenty
three years. His funeral will take place
from the fancy residence, near German
town, on Saturday, with services al st.
Roses Catholic Church.
Messrs. James b. Henderson and Adds B.
Browne, as trustees, will, on Tuesday, May
-, offer al public sale, Bethesda, this
| county, the franchise and railway OF the
Tenleytown and Rockville Railroad Com
pany. together with the cars, equipment,
| supplies and machinery of the road