Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-13
ROCKVILLE.

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded in the Office of the clerk
of the circuit court for this county: NJ w.
Ofutt and others to Isabella Griffith, GA
acres of land; s. c. D. Parker to Rosetta
d. Sprague, two lots in North Takoma;
$4,000 Matilda Mills to Joanna Day, 129
acres of land; $500. Mary A. Bogish to
Sarah A. Scull, lots at Glen Echo; s.. John
Thomas and others to Perry H. ConneIl, 9
1-3 acres of land; $500. VIM. P. Compton
to Samuel ]. Harriott, two lots at Chevy
Chase; 5. Leonard Hebron to VIM. Heb
ron, acres of land; 5. Martha Parsons
and Mary E. Buckley to James B. Hender-
son. part Of "Pritchett's Purchase" s.
Rosetta Fisher to Anna NJ. Swailes, acres
of land; s.. John E. West. late collector
of taxes, to John H. Swailes, one acre of
land; 5. Robt. L. Whips to Thomas o.
Bottrell and others, 122 acres Of land
$500. Henry c. Grove and others to
Philip T. Hall. two lots in Rockville Park;
acres of land; $40. Harry w. Blunt to
JOHN H. Gassaway, 2 acres of land near
Germantown; $1,040. Same to Edward c.
Blunt, 612 acres Of land; $1,000. Forest
kirkpatrick. lot at Forest Glen; $. Robert
]. kirkpatr to Edwin B. Hesse, lot at
Forest Glen; 3. Eldridge j. Smith to
Edith NJ. Baltzley. lot at Glen Echo; 5.
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acres of land; s.. Ira V. Bolton to Grandi-
son Davis, 261a acres Of land; s71O Edwin
Baltzley to Rebecca Mclaughlin, lot at
Glen Echo; $1,000. Alice v. White to
Charles V. Brosils, II acres of land near
GAINESVILLE; $193S9.
At meeting of the directors of the Ath-
letic Base Ball Club of Rockville, held Fri
day evening, it was determined to hold a
fair and bazaar for the benefit of the club
at the town hall, Friday. January 81. 1t is
understood that the lady friends of the
club will interest themselves In making the
affair success.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the
Baptist Church held meeting at the resi-
dence of Rev. 8. r. White Friday evening,
at which the following officers were elect
ed: Miss Belle Kingdom, president; Miss
Bessie Jones, vice president; Mrs. l.. R.
Miibourne, secretary, and Mrs. Mary Davis,
treasurer. An interesting feature of the
occasion was the reading of a letter from
Miss Claudia White, eldest daughter OF
the hostess, who has for number OF
years been engaged in missionary work In
the vicinity of Canton, China. and whose
experience among the inhabitants of the
nowery kingdom has been varied and full
of all phases OF life among this strange
people
Miss Sarah Stricken, who has spent some
| time with relatives and friends here, last
| week returned to her duties as teacher OF
art in the Female College at Luray. Va.
Mr.. Alex. Austin BraddOck of this place
| has received an appointment as clerk in
| the house of delegates at Annapolis.
Col. Washington Bowie of this county
| assistant surveyor of the port of Baltimore
| end Miss Katharine Poole Gather were
| married in that city last week.
! Rev. w. J. Cooke and family, who have
| been residing here for several years, last
week removed to Baltimore, where they
| will make their future home
| NJ. L. Lttlefield of Layhill has sold fol
| Mr.. Thomas Hunter to Mr.. G. r. Burt OF
| Pennsylvania sixty acres of land neal
Wheaton post Office. Price not made
| known.
| Mrs. Mary Baker, for many years resi-
| dent of this town, died last week at The